Budget formulation and apportionment of the Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy (SCN) appropriation.
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The budget process is the final phase in the Planning,
Programming and Budgeting System (PPBS) . It is divided into
three phases: Formulation, Justification and Execution. Of
specific interest within the budget process is the Shipbuilding
and Conversion, Navy Appropriation (SCN)
.
This thesis describes the SCN budget formulation process
along with the interaction of the Shipbuilding Cost Adjustment
(SCA) review. The budget process for SCN is traced through
to the President's budget and the Congress where the second
phase, justification, occurs. After Congressional approval,
the SCN appropriation is traced through the execution phase
where Congressionally- appropriated funds are obligated and
expended. Finally, some conclusions are made with respect
to cost estimating and the SCN budget process.
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