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AwardTape · Budget · Reprogramming · FY 25-13

Army Navy Working Capital Fund Transfer: $500.0M reprogrammed (FY 25-13)

DoD asked the congressional defense committees to approve $500.0M in this prior-approval reprogramming action (FY2025 serial 25-13), dated Jun 16, 2025. Largest increase: Administration and Service-Wide Activities +$400.0M (Operation and Maintenance, Army). Largest source: 400 Supply Management - Army -$400.0M (Working Capital Fund, Army).

TypePrior approval (DD 1415-1)
SerialFY 25-13
Document dateJun 16, 2025 from PDF metadata
Transfer between appropriationsYes
Stated total$500.0M increases · $500.0M decreases
Parse checkParsed line items match the totals printed on the form ($500.0M in increases).
SourceDD 1415 PDF · 2 pages, 2 read by OCR
Summary on the form

This reprogramming action transfers $500.00 million from Defense Working Capital Funds to fiscal year 2025 Operation and Maintenance, Army and Operation and Maintenance, Navy appropriations. This transfer is made pursuant to section 8008 of the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2024 (division A of Public Law 118-47), as continued for fiscal year 2025 pursuant to sections 1101 and 1105 of the Full- Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2025 (division A of Public Law 119-4).

Accountsfrom and to
AppropriationYearsChange
Operation and Maintenance, Army
receives
25/25+$400.0M
Operation and Maintenance, Navy
receives
25/25+$100.0M
Working Capital Fund, Army
gives
25/XX-$400.0M
Working Capital Fund, Navy
gives
25/XX-$100.0M
Increases2 lines · +$500.0M
ProgramProgram baseChangeRevised
Administration and Service-Wide Activities
Operation and Maintenance, Army 25/25 · BA 04: Administration and Service-Wide Activities
Funds are required for Operation and Maintenance, Army programs reduced as a result of the application of section 8129 of the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2024 (division A of Public Law 118-47), as continued for fiscal year 2025 pursuant to sections 1101 and 1105 of ...
Base $259.5M+$400.0MRevised $659.5M
Operating Forces
Operation and Maintenance, Navy 25/25 · BA 01: Operating Forces
Funds are required for Operation and Maintenance, Navy programs reduced as a result of the application of section 8129 of the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2024 (division A of Public Law 118-47), as continued for fiscal year 2025 pursuant to sections 1101 and 1105 of ...
Base $1.6B+$100.0MRevised $1.7B
Decreases (sources)2 lines · -$500.0M
ProgramProgram baseChangeRevised
400 Supply Management - Army
Working Capital Fund, Army 25/XX · BA 04: Supply Management - Army
Funds are available from excess working capital fund cash balances.
-$400.0M
0427 Supply Management, Navy
Working Capital Fund, Navy 25/XX · BA 01: Supply Management - Nav
Funds are available from excess working capital funds cash balances.
-$100.0M
Timing

Budget books show money requested, enacted and spent by fiscal year before contracts show it. Enacted procurement money stays available to obligate for 3 years, RDT&E for 2 years and shipbuilding for 5, so a line funded this year turns into contract awards over the following 1 to 5 years. DoD contract actions then publish on USAspending about 90 days after signing (DFARS PGI 204.6), so the awards database trails these budget lines by months to years. Reprogramming actions move enacted money between accounts during the year, usually ahead of the awards it funds.

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