Military Construction and Appropriations: Policy, Oversight, and Budgeting in the U.S. Defense Sector

$125.00

George K. Santiago (Editor)

Series: Veterans: Benefits, Issues, Policies and Programs
BISAC: TEC025000; POL069000

The Military Construction (MILCON) program enables the Department of Defense to plan, program, design, and construct infrastructure to support U.S. military forces both domestically and abroad. The MILCON process involves a close partnership between DOD and Congress to build military facilities, starting with the identification of new infrastructure needs and culminating in the completion of the facility. This book explains the MILCON process, delves into the various federal laws that govern it, and highlights some of the legal and institutional challenges that can arise along the way.

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. Military Construction: Authorities and Processes
Andrew Tilghman

Chapter 2. Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 2025
Committee on Appropriations

Chapter 3. FY2025 NDAA: Military Construction and Housing Authorizations
Andrew Tilghman

Chapter 4. FY2025 Military Construction Appropriations: A Summary
Andrew Tilghman

Chapter 5. FY2024 NDAA: Military Construction and Housing Authorizations
Andrew Tilghman

Chapter 6. FY2024 Military Construction Appropriations: A Summary
Andrew Tilghman

Chapter 7. Military Construction: Better Information Sharing Would Improve DOD’s Oversight
United States Government Accountability Office

Index

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