The Federal Program Integrity and Fraud Prevention Act of 2026 aims to enhance the integrity of federal programs by preventing individuals convicted of specific federal felonies from receiving federal funds. The primary objective is to ensure that taxpayer money is not awarded to those who have committed serious financial crimes related to federal contracts or assistance. Key provisions of the Act include a prohibition on federal agencies from entering into contracts or providing grants to individuals convicted of certain felonies for a period of three years following their conviction.