Fiscal Year(s)

View earmark details Earmark Spending in Texas

Fiscal Year(s) 2008-2009 No Total Amount
Earmarks 1104 $4,493,880,606
Earmark Details Year Description (Bill) Amount

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Sponsors Locations Receiving Organization
View earmark details 2008 Addition/Alteration for San Antonio Military Medical Center (SAMMC) North Incr. 1
(Military Construction)
$156,035,000 President (solo) San Antonio, Texas
View earmark details 2009 Barracks & Dining
(Military Construction)
$148,000,000 President
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (-TX)
Fort Bliss, Texas
View earmark details 2008 Close Combat Tactical Trainer Facility
(Military Construction)
$109,000,000 President (solo) Fort Bliss, Texas
View earmark details 2008 Brigade Combat Team Complex #3 Increment 1
(Military Construction)
$103,000,000 President (solo) Fort Bliss, Texas
View earmark details 2009 Infrastructure, IBCT2
(Military Construction)
$100,000,000 President
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (-TX)
Fort Bliss, Texas
View earmark details 2009 Infrastructure, IBCT1
(Military Construction)
$98,000,000 President
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (-TX)
Fort Bliss, Texas
View earmark details 2008 Medical Training Facilities (Increment 1)
(Military Construction)
$96,400,000 President (solo) Fort Sam Houston, Texas
View earmark details 2009 Trainee Barracks Complex
(Military Construction)
$96,000,000 President
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (-TX)
Rep. Lamar Smith (-TX)
Fort Sam Houston, Texas
View earmark details 2008 Combat Aviation Brigade Complex Increment 2
(Military Construction)
$90,000,000 President (solo) Fort Bliss, Texas
View earmark details 2009 Company Operations Facilities, BCT
(Military Construction)
$90,000,000 President
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (-TX)
Fort Bliss, Texas
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