Department of Defense's (DoD) Recipient Reporting Information
Section 1512 of the Recovery Act requires recipients of Recovery Act contracts, grants, and loans to report quarterly on their use of Recovery Act funding. The first of these reports was submitted in October 2009 for the period ending September 30, 2009 and has continued at the end of each quarter since then. The Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board has identified and deployed a nationwide data collection website Federal Reporting.gov to collect this data. Information on all primary and secondary recipients is reported on this website. Following each quarterly reporting cycle, the data is available on the Recovery.Gov website. To go directly to the Department of Defense’s recipient reported data visit:
Note: Recipient reporting data for DoD is listed separately as follows:
Contract Data Related to Recovery Act
The Department of Defense is committed to executing its Recovery Act funds in an open and transparent manner. To that end, the Department is making use of existing reporting web-sites established to make information available to the American public. Recovery Act contract information is available at the Federal Procurement Data System – Next Generation web site FPDS.Gov
Recovery Act Developments
On March 20, 2009, DoD released its first report of projects to be funded by the Recovery Act. This plan contains $2.3 billion in construction projects, including two major hospital construction projects: Camp Pendleton, California; Fort Hood, Texas; and a hospital alteration project at the Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida. The plan also contains $3.4 billion for nearly 3,000 facility repair and improvement projects that will immediately generate additional employment in communities around Defense installations. Furthermore, the plan details how $300 million for near-term energy technology research will be allocated.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – March 20, 2009 Report | (PDF)
On April 28, 2009, DoD announced details of more than 850 additional facility improvement projects funded by the ARRA. The $835 million budget for these new projects represents the remaining funds of the first Recovery Act infrastructure investment list announced on March 20, 2009. These projects will be conducted at Army and Army National Guard facilities in 37 states and the District of Columbia. More than half of the $835 million will be spent in five states: Texas ($155 million), Kentucky ($83 million), North Carolina ($83 million), Oklahoma ($66 million) and Hawaii ($59 million). In addition to making much-needed improvements to military installations, an additional $346 million will be spent on energy-related projects, enabling the DoD to lead the way in the national effort to achieve greater energy independence.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – April 28, 2009 Report | (PDF)
On May 14, 2009, DoD announced details for the temporary expansion of the Homeowners Assistance Program (HAP) using funds from the HAP website.
On September 14, 2009, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. All of these changes are part of the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization Program. The changes include the cancellation of 41 projects, the replacement of 33 projects, and the correction of a project title. In addition, 162 projects were funded with bid savings from ARRA projects that were awarded.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – September 14, 2009 Report | (PDF)
On December 24, 2009, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. All of these changes are part of the Military Construction Program. The changes include the addition of 2 project funded by bid savings from ARRA projects previously awarded and the correction of a project title.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – December 24, 2009 Report | (PDF)
On January 22, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. All of these changes are part of the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization Program. The changes include the cancellation of 52 projects, the replacement of 22 projects, the correction of 3 project titles and locations, and the correction of 7 project locations. In addition, 21 projects were funded with bid savings from ARRA projects that were awarded.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – January 22, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On February 3, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. All of these changes are part of the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization Program. The changes include the cancellation of 10 projects, the replacement of12 projects, the correction of 1 project title and location.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – February 3, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On March 4, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. All of these changes are part of the Military Construction Program. The changes include the cancellation of 2 projects, the addition of 6 projects, the correction to the scope of 1 project.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – March 4, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On March 19, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. All of these changes are part of the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization Program. The changes include the addition of 90 projects.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – March 19, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On April 20, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. These projects are in the Military Construction (MILCON) Program; Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP); and Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Program. The changes include the cancelation and replacement of an ECIP project, adds 8 MILCON and 27 FSRM projects funded through bid savings, and notifies Congress of a repair project in excess of $75 million.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – April 20, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On April 29, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. These projects are in the Military Construction (MILCON) Program; and Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Program. The changes include the addition of six MILCON projects funded with bid savings; adds 35 FSRM projects funded through bid savings; reduction of project scope and increase of funds on the project funded through bid savings; and a realignement of funds on the Camp Pendleton hospital project
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DoD Expenditure Plans – April 29, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On June 3, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. These projects are in the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Program. The changes include the addition of 15 Army projects funded with bid savings; deletes 3 Army projects; and replaces one Tricare Management Agency (TMA) project with TMA projects.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – June 3, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On August 10, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. These projects are in the Army’s Military Construction (MILCON) Program; and Army’s Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Program. The changes include the addition of 2 Army Warrior-in-Transition MILCON projects, cancelation of 19 FSRM projects; the addition of 11 FSRM projects; increase in scope of an FSRM project; and revises a title of an FSRM projects.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – August 10, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On November 22, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. These projects are in the Defense Wide Military Construction (MILCON) Program. The changes include the addition of 1 hospital and renovations/additions of 2 hospitals.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – November 22, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On December 22, 2010, DoD notified the Congress of changes to its original Recovery Act plans. These projects are in the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Program. The changes include the addition of 1 Army National Guard project and the deletion of 1 Army National Guard project.
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DoD Expenditure Plans – December 22, 2010 Report | (PDF)
On May 27, 2011, DoD reported to the Congress a close out executive summary, state summary and a detailed list of projects and obligations as of September 30, 2010, when program funds expired. All of these changes pertain to the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization Program (FSRM) and reflect changes that have occurred since the last plan update submitted August 10, 2010. The changes include the addition of 17 new projects that include: Six Army projects at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD; Seven Navy energy- related projects added at seven installations; Four Air Force family housing projects at Edwards Air Force, CA; and 191 projects at various locations canceled or transferred to base FSRM Operation and Maintenance accounts, primarily due to the $260.5 million rescission enacted in Public Law 111-226.
