US DOGE Service Agreement With Department of Labor Shows $1.3 Million Fee—and Details Its Mission

An unimaginable agreement between the American DOGE service (USDS) and the Ministry of Labor (DOL) provides an insight into the advanced work protocols between DOGE and federal agencies.

It is worth noting that the agreement, which was obtained by WIRED, calls on DOL to compensate USDS to $ 1.3 million to work that has been done by four DOGE companies, or “a little different”, over 18 months. The agreement also includes a section entitled “The scope of work”, which works on how to do DOGE works with DOL. Together, the aspects of the agreement give this clearer the clearest look so far on how to organize Dog’s relationships with government agencies.

Usds is the American digital service that was renamed, and it is an agency from the Obama era that was originally created to attract private sector technology workers to the federal government. It was renovated as the so -called Illon Musk house, the so -called Ministry of Governmental efficiency (Doug) in the federal government.

The agreement was retracted on January 20, the day when president Donald Trump was opened, and ends on July 4, 2026 – a timetable that corresponds to the executive order that established Dog. Usds paid an estimated $ 1.3 million to the services of four employees, or their equivalent, on the time period that will create annual annual salaries of about 217,000 dollars. (The federal wage scale leads to professional civil service employees 195200 dollars.)

Dog has spent the past few months tearing the government, dilapidated agencies, and pushing tens of thousands of federal workers in effort, as Musk said, to get rid of “waste and fraud” and achieve savings of about $ 1 trillion. As part of this plan, Musk previously mentioned that DOGE employees will not cost the taxpayers. This number of $ 1.3 million, along with previous wired reports on Doug’s salaries, tells a different story. Musk did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Although the agreement does not include the individual DOGE customers, Aram Moghaddassi, Miles Collins and Marko Elez were named as the agency in notes from a March 18 meeting mentioned by WIRE. In addition to other documents obtained by WIRE, the meeting of the meeting, “Interior/Secret”, the details of the government accountability office (GAO) is observed in all federal agencies.

“So far they cannot get to writing,” I read the meeting notes on DOGE’s arrival in DOL. “We asked; we have collected them. We tried to get them to tell us what they want, then we do it. They just read the arrival.”

Moghaddassi and Elez appeared as Doge in other federal agencies. Moghaddassi worked on a number of Musk companies, including X, Tesla and Neuralink; According to previous WIRED reports, it has also been linked to the Treasury Management. Eliz, a 25 -year -old engineer and worked at Musk’s X and Spacex, reached the Treasury and Social Security Administration. While he was in the Treasury, WIRED mentioned, Elez had read and writing access to sensitive treasury systems. Elise resigned shortly from Dog after racist comments published by an account that was linked to it by the Wall Street Journal. Eliz returned to Dog after the publication of Musk and Vice President JD Vance in defense of X.