For a fiscal 2003 budget roundup, click here.

AGENCYFY 2001FY 2002FY 2003Percent change 2002 to 2003

Army Corps of Engineers	184	225	179	- 20
Agriculture	1,276	1,383	1,488	+ 7.6
Commerce	1,029	1,031	950	- 7.9
Defense	21,212	21,729	21,529	+ 1.56
Education	543	643	653	- 0.92
Energy	1,111	1,127	1146	+ 1.69
Health and Human Services	3,338	3,713	3,914	+ 5.41
Housing and Urban Development	306	364	369	+ 1.37
Interior	560	598	606	+ 1.34
Justice	1,408	1,665	1,632	- 1.98
Labor	292	374	420	+ 12.3
State	396	582	634	+ 8.93
Transportation	2,120	2,477	2653	+ 7.11
Treasury	2,196	2,792	3,031	+ 8.56
Veterans Affairs	1,089	1,219	1,261	+ 3.45
Environmental Protection Agency	399	428	450	+ 5.14
Federal Emergency Management Agency	124	132	132	0
General Services Administration	380	399	389	- 2.51
NASA	2,110	2,230	2,096	- 6.01
National Science Foundation	2	2	2	0
Office of Personnel Management	57	76	88	+ 15.79
Patent and Trademark Office	177	240	233	- 2.92
Social Security Administration	695	741	702	- 5.26
U.S. Agency for International Development	69	80	81	+ 1.25
All other reporting agencies	113	113	144	27.4
Total IT budget	41,246	44,419	44,838	+ .94

Cybersecurity

With elections over, CISA focus shifts to risk management center

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Defense

DOD's failed audit shines a light on IT woes

Longstanding deficiencies in the Defense Department's tech portfolio emerged as a leading cause for the failure of the organization’s first completed audit report.
How contracting officers want to use the new micropurchase threshold

Steve Kelman's recent talk with feds reinforced his view that a $10,000 micropurchase limit opens up vast new acquisition possibilities.

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