Feinberg’s closed-door meeting on the Hill
Republicans are still pushing for a record-setting $1.5 trillion defense budget, but the way ahead on Capitol Hill is not yet clear.
Republicans are still pushing for a record-setting $1.5 trillion defense budget, but the way ahead on Capitol Hill is not yet clear.
“We will not have a cold start to start production in [20]27. We will have assets rolling through. That said, even a company like ours can only do so much without procurement dollars,” said Erin Simpson, Anduril's vice president for strategy execution.
“If I were still in the building, I would say, ‘I'm probably screwed now,'" a former official told Breaking Defense.
The Wedgetail would replace the aging E3 Sentry for airborne early warning and control.
The new continuing resolution keeps the government open, but it also comes with certain restrictions on spending.
The bill, which now heads to the president's desk, gives Congress until Dec. 11 to pass full-year appropriations.
There is a lot of business awaiting the House and Senate when they return to Washington.
Can both chambers reach an agreement to fund the government before the start of the new fiscal year?
The House and Senate have each passed separate versions of a continuing resolution, and must agree on a single bill before the new fiscal year starts on Oct. 1
If passed by the Senate and House, the continuing resolution would extend federal funding until Dec. 11.
Eric Fanning, chief of the Aerospace Industries Association, talks industry's view on the potential continuing resolution working its way through Congress.
The bill passed in a 217-212 vote, which largely fell along party lines.
The continuing resolution does not include $3.9 billion requested by the White House for the Columbia-class submarine, but gives funding flexibility to other key programs.
In an exclusive interview, Chairman of the House Appropriations defense subcommittee Rep. Ken Calvert said he's pushing for a short-term continuing resolution, and avoiding a government shutdown.