Justification of the budget estimates, Navy, defense agencies, and NATOU.S. Government Printing Office, 1987 - United States |
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1391c PREVIOUS EDITIONS 19 88 MILITARY 1988 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION adequate Air pollution aircraft appropriations BUDGET INFLATION ADJUSTMENT CIVILIAN OFFICER ENLISTED COMPONENT NAVY FY CONSTRUCTION PROJECT DATA Continued on DD CURRENT SITUATION Date Design Complete Date Design Started DD1 DEC Definitive Design DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED Design Costs ENLISTED CIVILIAN OFFICER Equipment associated Estimated design data EXHAUSTED PAGE FORM 1 DEC FORM DD1 FY 1988 MILITARY INCLUDED IN FOLLOWING INSPECTION & OVERHEAD INSTALLATION AND LOCATION INTERNALLY UNTIL EXHAUSTED ITEM U/M QUANTITY LESS BUDGET INFLATION maintenance MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROJECT missiles Mission or Major NAVY FY 19 NON-ADD OFFICER ENLISTED CIVILIAN operations Outstanding pollution OVERHEAD 5.5 Percent Complete Plans and Specifications Production of Plans PROGRAM ELEMENT PROJECT COST 8000 PROJECT NUMBER PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION QUANTITY UNIT COST REMAINING DEFICIENCY REQUEST LESS BUDGET REQUIREMENT Standard or Definitive storage SUBSTANDARD SUBTOTAL SUPPLEMENTAL DATA SUPPORTING FACILITIES TOTAL CONTRACT COST TOTAL REQUEST UNIT COST COST utilities Water pollution
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