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Cuts To Procurement In FY ’17 Could Be Largely Healed By Congress That Favors Aviation, Shipbuilding

Cuts To Procurement In FY ’17 Could Be Largely Healed By Congress That Favors Aviation, Shipbuilding

Congress is likely to alleviate the drubbing that platform procurement, particularly aircraft programs, took in the Defense Department’s fiscal 2017 budget request, according to a review of the spending plan by Avascent Analytics Managing Director Doug Berenson.Pentagon budgeters cut most major procurement and modernization portfolios in the budget pitched Feb. 9 to pay for near-term war fighting capabilities. But Congress has established a routine of adding significant funding to aviation, shipbuilding and ground vehicle programs, in its final appropriation, Berenson…

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