At a glance
Possible toolIND-37 · Contracts & purchases
Authority holder: Secretary concerned
Contracts & purchases
Mechanism tags describe the source text; they do not expand the authority.
Availability and verificationConditional legal pathway; current funding, required determinations, and actual delegation not certified.
Program process and intake
Checked 2026-10-04 · process documented. Program evidence is separate from legal authority, available funds and transaction approval.
Long-term facility-service contracts have a distinct budget-justification route; no recent transaction was verified as actually using § 2809.
Long-term facilities contract budget/approval process
- Who this route serves
- Government sponsors of enumerated facility-services projects
- Administering office / routing lead
- Military department facilities sponsor and comptroller; Secretary concerned and authorized contracting office
Direct implementationCurrent FMR Chapter 6 explicitly lists § 2809; older detailed procedures are labeled historical, not substituted for current thresholds.
What this evidence label means Authority-specific process documentedThe February 2025 FMR continues to list § 2809; a recent awarded project using it was not located.
Status reference date: 2026-10-04 · research checked 2026-10-04
DoD FMR Volume 2B, Chapter 6, February 2025 · Chapter 6 § 1.2.14, printed p.6-7: § 2809; military construction budget exhibitsofficial financial regulation · Evidence record Program eligibility
Steps and preparation
Funding, limits and authority relationship
Review current MILCON financial regulation →
government budget process: For government sponsorship and statutory project authorization; not a private-financing intake portal.
Source access and verification notes
- 10 U.S.C. § 2809 · 2024 edition (GovInfo) · 10 U.S.C. § 2809statute · Evidence record
Legal record read from current corpus; historical fallback and currentness qualifications retained.
- DoD FMR Volume 2B, Chapter 6, February 2025 · Chapter 6 § 1.2.14, printed p.6-7: § 2809; military construction budget exhibitsofficial financial regulation · Evidence record
Indexed consolidated version identifies February 2025; standalone chapter search also exposes old June 2013 text, not silently treated as current.
- DoD FMR Volume 2B Chapter 6, July 2008 archive · Printed p.6-21, Long-Term Facilities Contractshistorical official financial guidance · Evidence record
Historical July 2008 guidance inspected in official indexed text only. Main audit returned HTTP 404; independent recheck returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-04. Do not treat as current instructions. Current regulation discovery: https://comptroller.defense.gov/FMR/. Automated direct retrieval returned HTTP 404 on October 4, 2026. This access check does not establish current legal effect or invalidate independently reviewed indexed evidence; see the cited location and this dossier’s access qualifications.
Research scope and sources checked
Searched exact authority and long-term-facilities phrases; separated contract-number false positives and adjacent financing statutes; compared current consolidated FMR to historical procedure.
What remains unverified
- No current § 2809 solicitation, executed project or complete current approval package verified; detailed archive procedures need agency confirmation.
A dated source check is not continuing monitoring. Recheck the linked official notice before preparing a submission. Browse program research →
Funding conditions
- Payments contingent on appropriations specifically for that year/project.
Read the funding and execution guide
Who contributes what
Need & planning
- Installation commander and Service facilities/real-estate staff
- Service installation secretariat / ASD(EI&E) policy
Resources
- Military Department installation budgets / project sponsor
Approval
- Secretary concerned or properly delegated real-estate/construction official
Execution
- USACE district real-estate/construction offices
- NAVFAC real-estate and facilities engineering commands
- AFCEC installations/facility engineering directorates
Partners & review
- Landowners / developers / local governments
- Environmental regulators and real-estate counsel
Office links are editorial matches to the original role text, not verified delegations. Composite labels and unmatched actors are preserved.
Coordination pathwayRequirement sponsor → named planning office → resource owner and counsel → statutory approving official → authorized executing/contracting office.
Actor and execution-role sources
What this research establishes
Legal basisSources linkedLegal sources and instrument limits are recorded.
RequirementsGates recordedRead the requirements for this instrument; applicability depends on the proposed action.
Public fundingRules recordedPayments contingent on appropriations specifically for that year/project. Office budget figures are separate institutional context, not an allocation to this instrument. Assigned rolesRoles recordedPublic sources describe institutional authority. The instrument identifies approval and execution roles; a specific signature remains transaction-dependent. EngagementProcess sourcedLong-term facility-service contracts have a distinct budget-justification route; no recent transaction was verified as actually using § 2809. Program check: 2026-10-04; see each route for intake status. Confidence: High on statutory permission; execution roles are organizational routing, not verified individual delegations.
Currentness: 2024 official U.S. Code operative text read; relevant amendments in Pub. L. 119-60 (Dec. 18, 2025), 119-21 and 119-103 examined. Rolling OLRC source consulted where retrievable; transaction-specific later-law and delegation confirmation remains necessary.
Review scope: Original research target October 2, 2026; no record-specific last-review date supplied. Publication is not legal-currentness certification.