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Recovery.gov is the U.S. government’s official website providing easy access to data
related to Recovery Act spending and allows for the reporting of potential fraud, waste, and abuse.

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 Late Reporters  

Recipients of federal contracts, grants, and loans under  the Recovery Act are required to report within 10 days after the close of every federal quarter on how they used the money disbursed to them.  The graphs below represent  reports for February 17 -- September 30, 2009 filed after the close of the reporting period in October;  and reports for October 1 -- December 31, 2009 filed after the close of the reporting period in January 2010.  These reports were flagged as late.

Late Reports vs. On-time Reports

All Reports: Late Reports 16,997, On Time Reports 113,365 reported Feb 17-Sep 30th 2009 | Late Reports 11,807, On Time Reports 148,944, reported Oct 1st - Dec 31st, 2009 | Reported Feb 17-Sep 30, 2009 by Award Type; Contracts: Late Reports 3,948, On Time Reports 9,132, Grants: Late Reports 12,811, On Time Reports 103,864, Loans: Late Reports 238, On Time Reports 369

As Reported by Recipients
Updated 2/10/2010

Late Prime and Sub-Recipient Reports

Reported Feb 17-Sep 30 2009 Prime Recipients: On Time Reports: 46,221 On Time Reports, Late Reports: 10,765, Total Reports: 56,986 | Sub-Recipients: On Time Reports 67,144, Late Reports 6,232, Total Reports 73,376 | Reported Oct 1 to Dec 31 2009 Prime Recipients: 63,435 On Time Reports, 2,392 Late Reports, 65,827 Total Reports | Sub Recipients: 86,540 On Time Reports, 9,415 Late Reports, 95,955 Total Reports

As Reported by Recipients
Updated 2/10/2010
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