September 21, 2001
House Committee Approves Two Spending Bills; Military Construction Passes House
District of Columbia: On September 20, the House Appropriations Committee approved, by voice vote, the FY2002 District of Columbia spendingView More
Military
September 7, 2001
Senate Committee Considering Defense Authorization Bill; House Action Next Week
At press time on September 7, the Senate Armed Services Committee was working toward approving its FY2002 defense authorization billView More
September 7, 2001
House Committee Examines Procurement Policies at the DoD
On September 6, in the seventh of a series of hearings examining the contracting practices of federal agencies, the HouseView More
August 3, 2001
Defense Authorization Bill Approved by Committee
The day after the subcommittees completed work on their portions of the FY2002 defense authorization bill (H.R. 2586), the HouseView More
October 13, 2000
Congress Sends Defense Authorization to President
This week, both the House and Senate cleared the conference report accompanying the FY2001 defense authorization bill (H.R. 4205), sendingView More
July 31, 2000
Congress Clears FY2001 Defense Spending Conference Report
The Senate on July 27 approved, 91-9, the conference report for the FY2001 defense spending bill (H.R. 4576). The HouseView More
July 21, 2000
House Approves FY2001 Defense Spending
The House on July 19 approved, 367-58, the conference report for the FY2001 defense spending bill (H.R. 4576). The SenateView More
July 14, 2000
Congress Sends President First FY2001 Spending Bill
On June 30, Congress cleared the conference report for the FY2001 military construction spending bill (H.R. 4425/S. 2551), making itView More
July 14, 2000
Senate Passes Defense Authorization
On July 13, the Senate voted, 97-3, to pass the FY2001 defense authorization bill (S. 2549). Consideration of the billView More
June 23, 2000
Consideration of Defense Authorization Bill
This week, the Senate continued its on-again-off-again consideration of the FY2001 defense authorization bill (S. 2549). Senators have been wadingView More