; and (B) transactional data for orders against multiple award contracts. (d) Rule of construction Nothing in this section shall be construed as precluding senior procurement executives from establishing or maintaining additional performance metrics and goals, in particular metrics and goals for small business utilization. 4. Office of Federal Procurement Policy reporting (a) Interim report (1) In general Not later than 2 years after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees and the Comptroller General of the United States an interim report on the pilot program required under section 3. (2) Purpose The purpose of the interim report shall be to identify how each of the senior procurement executives participating in the pilot program are meeting the requirements under section 3(c). (3) Key elements The interim report shall identify, at a minimum— (A) each quantitative outcome-oriented contracting goal established pursuant to section 3(c)(3), including— (i) a precise definition that includes the methodology and data used to measure actual performance against the goal; and (ii) the rationale for the goal; (B) illustrative examples of how each senior procurement executive has used quantitative outcome-oriented contracting metrics and goals to identify and share leading practices and key factors affecting contracting outcomes pursuant to section 3(c)(4); and (C) data improvement initiatives, informed by the assessment required under section 3(c)(5), including a plan of action and milestones to improve the reliability of relevant data, including at a minimum— (i) data stored in the Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System