Cryptographic attestation that the document below was captured in Goblin House's archive at the timestamp shown, with the hash listed. If the original URL goes dark or its content changes, this receipt remains as evidence of what the public record looked like at capture time.
| Title | Research: MOSAIC - federal contracts site:usaspending.gov |
|---|---|
| Original URL | https://www.usaspending.gov/search/?hash=eyJmaWx0ZXJzIjp7ImtleXdvcmQiOiJNT1NBSUMifX0 |
| Publication | Public Record Research |
| Source type | discovery_scope_note |
| Date | 2024 |
| Entity | MOSAIC |
| Captured | 2026-04-05T08:06:06.497Z UTC |
| Hash computed at | 2026-04-05T08:06:06.497Z UTC |
| SHA-256 | f16b49015cd9af3c8419a759d1193bfa00ea108136a95e5c78564b13fd1da933 |
| Content length | 628 bytes |
MOSAIC appears in federal contracting records in multiple contexts, as it is both an acronym used by various government programs and a common contract naming convention. The most prominent federal contract usage relates to IT modernization, data analytics platforms, and interagency service agreements. USASpending.gov tracks federal contract awards, grants, and other financial assistance, where MOSAIC-named contracts span multiple agencies including DHS, HHS, and DOD. Specific verification of individual contract details requires direct database queries as my training data contains limited granular USASpending.gov records.
The hash above was computed as:
sha256( coalesce(url, '<no-url>') || '\n' || raw_content )
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Companion machine-readable receipt: /source/199/receipt.json