Ensuring Accountability and Dignity in Government Contracting Act of 2025

This bill makes new rules for companies and organizations that get federal contracts or grants worth more than $500,000 for work done outside the United States. These recipients must now give the government a copy of their plan to prevent human trafficking. If the recipient or anyone working for them engages in human trafficking, they must report it to the government and explain what happened and how they fixed it. The government's inspector general must investigate these reports. If recipients don't take proper steps to fix trafficking problems, the government must stop payments to them until they do.

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