The FY 2023 DoD Budget request of $773.0 billion is a $30.7 billion, or 4.1% increase, from the FY 2022 enacted amount. In addition to supporting the Department’s ability to sustain and strengthen deterrence, it also supports our service members and their families. The request strengthens ou...
The Defense Department's fiscal year 2023 military intelligence program budget was nearly $28 billion, according to a Pentagon announcement. "The department has determined that releasing this topline figure does not jeopardize any classified activities within the MIP," DOD said, noting that "[n]o...
DOCUMENT March 20, 2023 In March 2023 the Defense Department released a fiscal year 2024 budget justification book for "Enhancing Combat Capability -- Mitigating Climate Risk." 217450 Not a subscriber?Sign up for 30 days free accessto exclusive, behind-the-scenes reporting on defense policy and ...
DOD's FY-23 O&M budget bookApril 12, 2022 On April 7, 2022 the Defense Department released its updated fiscal year 2023 operations and maintenance budget justification book. 214397 Not a subscriber? Sign up for 30 days free access to exclusive, behind-the-scenes reporting on defense policy...
On FY 24 budget..we are reporting on Bloomberg First Word that DoD has not yet received its FY24 budget passback so don’t expect an early Feb budget rollout..more like mid-March..it’s usually about 6 weeks between passback and public release.. ...
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Appropriations Act into law today, finalizing funding for FY2023. The $1.7 trillion legislation funds the departments and agencies that execute space programs — NASA, NOAA, DOD, and the FAA — plus all the others in the discretionary part of the U.S. budget through September 30, 2023. ...
for cleaning up contamination from per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) across likely hundreds of bases, the Defense Department (DOD) is seeking just $227.2 million, in fiscal year 2023, a cut of more $415 million compared to FY22, according to a budget document released last month. ...
However, the DoD is the only department with such a significant increase in cyber security spending in FY 2020; most civilian agencies are preparing for budget cuts. Overall, cyber security spending of the U.S. government on CFO Act and non-CFO Act agencies, excluding the Department of ...
through 29. That clearly indicates that the Biden administration is intending to keep a cap on the DOD budget within the overall federal budget, even though the FRA caps don’t apply to those years. We kind of saw that coming. That’s what they did in last ye...