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Barton V. Barnhart

Deputy Assistant Secretary

Program Planning and Budget

Office of Environmental Management

November 2015

Intergovernmental MeetingNew Orleans

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Oct.

Feb 2nd: President releases FY 2016 budget request, $5.818B for EM

Nov. 2nd – H.R. 1314, Bipartisan Budget Act of

2015, signed into law

Nov.Dec. Jan. Feb. May June – Aug.

Budget Timeline: FY 2015 and FY 2016 Events

May 1st: House passes FY 2016 mark, $5.910B for EM, $92M

above the request

May 21st: SEWD subcommittee FY 2016 mark, $6.038B for EM, $220M above the request

Sep.

Dec 16th: Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations act, 2015 signed into law, EM Funding level at $5.8B for FY2015, $293M above Request

Sept 30th: P.L. 114-42 passed providing federal funds for FY 2016 under a Continuing Resolution thru 12/11/15

Mar. – Apr.

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Radioactive Liquid Tank Waste$ 2,297M / 39%

Facility D&D$ 835M / 14%

Special Nuclear Materials and Used Nuclear Fuel*

$ 967M / 17%

Transuranic & Solid Waste

$ 779M / 13%

Soil and Groundwater$ 527M / 9%

Site Services**$ 413M / 7%

** Includes Program Direction, Program Support, Technology Development & Deployment, Post Closure Administration, Community and Regulatory Support.

* Includes Safeguards and Security

Where Does Each Dollar of Funding Go?Funding by EM Mission Area in FY 2016

EM’s FY 2016 Budget Request - $5.818 Billion Total

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5,056 5,056 5,180 5,035

220 229 244

220

542 625 614

488

$3,000

$3,500

$4,000

$4,500

$5,000

$5,500

$6,000

$6,500

FY 2016 Request FY 2016 House FY 2016 Senate FY 2016 Initial ApprovedFunding Program Level

Defense Environmental Cleanup Non-Defense Environmental Cleanup Uranium Enrichment D&D

FY 2016 Funding Levels(d

olla

rs in thousands)

$5.818B$5.910B $6.038B

$5.743B

* Defense Environmental Cleanup Appropriation funding levels are net of the UED&D Fund Contribution.

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• Strategic Planning– Used to build FY17 budget

• Starting point – generally President’s request from previous year (FY16 in this case)

• FY18 will be next planning cycle

– Sets assumptions for each site to conduct risk-informed planning• Eye toward regulatory compliance and procurement

– Provides framework for discussions with stakeholders

• Biannual updates to planning assumptions– Spring, when sites develop budget year

priorities

– Fall, after appropriation is known

Going Forward

Waste Retrieval (Idaho)

K-West Spent (Used) Nuclear Fuel Basins (Hanford)

Salt Waste Processing Facility (Savannah River)