District Of Columbia § 2-218.54 - Department reporting requirements.
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§ 2-218.54. Department reporting requirements.
2-218.54Within 45 days after its receipt of the annual reports required by , the Department shall submit to the District of Columbia Auditor, through the Compliance Unit established [ et seq.], the following documents and information:
A copy of the annual reports required by ; and
A chart listing the following information with respect to each agency for the current fiscal year:
The total budget of each agency;
The expendable budget of each agency;
A description of each funding source, object class, object, or item that was excluded from the total budget of the agency in the Department’s calculation of the expendable budget of the agency;
Each goal of the agency under in percentage and dollar terms; and
The actual dollar amount expended with each small business enterprise and certified business enterprise.
Within 45 days after its receipt of the annual reports required by , the Department shall submit to the District of Columbia Auditor, through the Compliance Unit established by [ et seq.] a report containing the following information with respect to each government corporation for the current and prior fiscal years:
The expendable budget of the government corporation.
A list of all agencies and government corporations that have not submitted a report for that quarter with a detailed explanation of what actions were taken by the Department to effectuate compliance with the reporting requirement.
On a semiannual basis, the Department shall report the following to the chairman of the Council committee that has purview over the Department:
District agencies’ compliance with ;
A list of contracting opportunities for small business enterprises and certified business enterprises with District agencies;
A list of projects in the District that require a 35% minimum subcontracting requirement in accordance with ;
A list of beneficiaries, small business enterprises, certified business enterprises, or certified joint ventures that fail to meet the 35% minimum subcontracting requirements in accordance with ;
A list of projects in the District that have a 20% equity and development participation requirement in accordance with ;
A list of beneficiaries that fail to meet the 20% equity and development participation requirements in accordance with ;
A list of District government contracts or procurements and government-assisted projects that were granted waivers or modifications to the requirements set forth in ;
A list of District agencies that fail to meet the requirements set forth in ; and
A list of small business enterprises and certified business enterprises.
Annotations
Section 4(c) of was repealed by , § 7005.
Section 4(c) of provided that the act shall apply upon the inclusion of its fiscal effect in an approved budget and financial plan, as certified by the Chief Financial Officer to the Budget Director of the Council in a certification published by the Council in the District of Columbia Register.
Section 4(b) of provided that, except as provided in , contracts existing or pending as of June 10, 2014, shall not be affected by the provisions of the act.
Applicability of : Section 4(a) of provided that applications pending as of June 10, 2014, shall not be subject to the provisions of the act.
Source: official District Of Columbia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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