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AwardTape · Budget · Reprogramming · FY 26-41

DLA Realignment: $2.0M reprogrammed (FY 26-41)

DoD reprogrammed $2.0M in this internal reprogramming action (FY2026 serial 26-41), dated Sep 24, 2026. Largest increase: 0603680S Manufacturing Technology Program +$2.0M (Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide). Largest source: 0603680S Manufacturing Technology Program -$2.0M (Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide).

TypeInternal (DD 1415-3)
SerialFY 26-41
Document dateSep 24, 2026 from PDF metadata
Transfer between appropriationsNo
Stated total$2.0M increases · $2.0M decreases
Parse checkParsed line items match the totals printed on the form ($2.0M in increases).
SourceDD 1415 PDF · 1 page, 1 read by OCR
Summary on the form

This reprogramming action transfers funds between appropriations for proper execution. The reclassification is required to execute funds properly in accordance with congressional intent. These actions are determined to be necessary in the national interest. These actions do not change the purpose for which the funds were originally appropriated. This reprogramming action meets all administrative and legal requirements, and none of the items has been previously denied by the Congress. PART I of this reprogramming action realigns $2.00 million within the Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Defense-Wide 26/27, appropriation.

Accountsfrom and to
AppropriationYearsChange
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide
receives
26/27+$2.0M
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide
gives
26/27-$2.0M
Increases1 line · +$2.0M
ProgramProgram baseChangeRevised
0603680S Manufacturing Technology Program
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide 26/27 · BA 03: Advanced Technology Development
Funds are required to repurpose a congressional add for flake graphite for antimony-free foam fire suppressant to strategic material recovery due to un-executability and congressional direction. This is a congressional special interest item.
Base $176.6M+$2.0MRevised $178.6M
Decreases (sources)1 line · -$2.0M
ProgramProgram baseChangeRevised
0603680S Manufacturing Technology Program
Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide 26/27 · BA 03: Advanced Technology Development
Funds are available to repurpose a congressional add for flake graphite for antimony-free foam fire suppressant to strategic material recovery due to un-executability and congressional direction. This is a congressional special interest item. WiMitiaae VB 26
Base $178.6M-$2.0MRevised $176.6M
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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