Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies

Hse Sub. Members – Hearings – Markups |  Sen Sub. Members – Hearings

FY 2026 House Action:
Subcomm: 6/5/25 approved FY26 bill –  Text | Summary |  Earmarks | R-Stmt |  D-Stmt | D-FactSheet
Full Comm:  6/11/25 approved FY26 bill 36-27:  Text before amendments | Amendment Action | Rpt | Summary | Earmarks | R-Stmt | D-Summ | D-Stmt | D-FactSheet
Floor: 6/25/25 approved FY26 bill 218-206: Text | Rpt | Summary | Earmarks | R-Stmt | D-Summ | D-Stmt | D-FactSheet

FY 2026 Senate Action:
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FY 2026 Action on Conference Report:
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President: 

The Mil Con-VA bill funds the following:
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Defense
–Military Construction: Army, Navy (including Marine Corps), Air Force, Defense-wide, and Guard and Reserve Forces
–Military Family Housing Construction
–Chemical Demilitarization Construction
–Civil, Cemeterial Expenses, Army
Related Agencies:
–American Battle Monuments Commission
–Armed Forces Retirement Home
–U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claim
In most respects House and Senate appropriations subcommittee jurisdictions are parallel.

Historical Database – Mil Con-VA: 

Open a document below, press the Ctrl + F buttons, and enter relevant terms to locate the bill or report provisions you need.

Omnibus or Consolidated:  all (or most) regular appropriations bills packaged together.
Minibus:  several regular appropriations bills packaged together.
CR:  continues agency funding at a particular level–often the previous year–without detailed appropriations.
Cromnibus:  a CR for some agencies and detailed appropriations for others.

Note on Joint Statements:  In many cases, (House-Senate) joint explanatory statements on omnibus appropriations bills are printed only in the Congressional Record–which is impossible to read on mobile devices.  In those cases, we have uploaded House Rules Committee PDFs.

Please note:  When you click on the links below, the bill your browser opens may not be what you expect, because the appropriations language you need has been included by the Committee in a bill with an unrelated title.  For example, LHHS appropriations might be included in a bill titled Mil-Con-VA.  Simply proceed to the relevant “title” or “division” of the bill.