Amendment103rd Congress
Amendments en bloc: (1) require that authorized funds comply with the Buy American Act; (2) prohibit the awarding of contracts to foreign firms unless there exists trade reciprocity with that country; (3) prohibit the use of funds to conduct the 'Safeguard C' program; (4) clarify the exclusion of military architectural and engineering contracts under the small business competitiveness demonstration program; (5) convey certain light observation aircraft to a nonprofit search and rescue group in FL; (6) provide for the redesignation of the Hanford Arid Lands Ecology Reserve in WA; (7) limit the use of Government facilities for certain master ship repair agreements; (8) provide for a study on expanding the law enforcement placement program to include the Border Patrol; (9) establish a National Commission on Arms Control; (10) establish procedures for State and local governments to buy law enforcement equipment in conjunction with DOD; (11) limit the removal or disposal of personal property and equipment in connection with the closure or major realignment of military installations; (12) require the Secretary of Defense to give preference to local and small businesses when certain base closure contracts are awarded; (13) restrict the use of funds to construct a chemical munitions disposal facility in AL; (14) initiate a feasi.ility study to guarantee assistance to communities adversely affected by base closures; (15) clarify the use of funds appropriated to the South Carolina Research Authority; (16) clarify certain threshold levels relating to DOD paperwork requirements; (17) authorize the Army to dispose of certain commercially usable equipment; (18) delete language relating to the closure of Senior ROTC units; (19) increase funds for Army National Guard by $4,867,000; (20) establish criteria for shipyards to be eligible to participate in National Shipbuilding Initiative programs; (21) require guidelines for providing humanitarian and civic assistance; (22) prohibit competition between DOD and small businesses in regards to procurement practices; (23) authorize funds for termination costs for the F-16 aircraft program; (24) require DOD to report to Congress on the education Impact Aid program; (25) establish a period for citizen comments on the chemical demilitarization program; (26) express the sense of Congress regarding U.S. policy on plutonium; (27) express the sense of Congress regarding North Korea and the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons; (28) permit the conveyance of surplus real property at Fort Ord, CA to the University of California and California State University; (29) authorize long-term leases for certain roll-on/roll-off vessels; and (30) express support for the Ballistic Missile Defense Clementine Satellite Project. See Pages H6621--H6631 in the Congressional Record for complete amendment list.
- Amendment Number
- 295
- Description
- Amendments en bloc: (1) require that authorized funds comply with the Buy American Act; (2) prohibit the awarding of contracts to foreign firms unless there exists trade reciprocity with that country; (3) prohibit the use of funds to conduct the 'Safeguard C' program; (4) clarify the exclusion of military architectural and engineering contracts under the small business competitiveness demonstration program; (5) convey certain light observation aircraft to a nonprofit search and rescue group in FL; (6) provide for the redesignation of the Hanford Arid Lands Ecology Reserve in WA; (7) limit the use of Government facilities for certain master ship repair agreements; (8) provide for a study on expanding the law enforcement placement program to include the Border Patrol; (9) establish a National Commission on Arms Control; (10) establish procedures for State and local governments to buy law enforcement equipment in conjunction with DOD; (11) limit the removal or disposal of personal property and equipment in connection with the closure or major realignment of military installations; (12) require the Secretary of Defense to give preference to local and small businesses when certain base closure contracts are awarded; (13) restrict the use of funds to construct a chemical munitions disposal facility in AL; (14) initiate a feasi.ility study to guarantee assistance to communities adversely affected by base closures; (15) clarify the use of funds appropriated to the South Carolina Research Authority; (16) clarify certain threshold levels relating to DOD paperwork requirements; (17) authorize the Army to dispose of certain commercially usable equipment; (18) delete language relating to the closure of Senior ROTC units; (19) increase funds for Army National Guard by $4,867,000; (20) establish criteria for shipyards to be eligible to participate in National Shipbuilding Initiative programs; (21) require guidelines for providing humanitarian and civic assistance; (22) prohibit competition between DOD and small businesses in regards to procurement practices; (23) authorize funds for termination costs for the F-16 aircraft program; (24) require DOD to report to Congress on the education Impact Aid program; (25) establish a period for citizen comments on the chemical demilitarization program; (26) express the sense of Congress regarding U.S. policy on plutonium; (27) express the sense of Congress regarding North Korea and the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons; (28) permit the conveyance of surplus real property at Fort Ord, CA to the University of California and California State University; (29) authorize long-term leases for certain roll-on/roll-off vessels; and (30) express support for the Ballistic Missile Defense Clementine Satellite Project. See Pages H6621--H6631 in the Congressional Record for complete amendment list.
- Purpose
- An amendment consisting of the following 45 amendments printed in House Report 103-236: Nos. 3, 4 (Traficant as modified), #12 (Danner as modified); #13 (Bilbray), #14 (Ros-Lehtinen) #15 (Inslee, as modified), Nos. 16, 17 (Hunter), #18 (Kasich), #19 (wise, as modified), #20 (Hansen), #21 (Snowe, as modified), #22 (Browder), #23 (Stupak), #24 (Ravenel), #25 (Dellums), #26 (Machtley), #27 (Skelton), #28 (Montgomery), #29 (Weldon), #30 (Sisisky), #31 (Ortiz), #32 (Klien), #33 (Porter), #34 (Baesler), #35 (Kennedy), #36 (Stark), #37 (Farr), #38 (Dellums), #39 (Zimmer), #40 (Walker), #41 (Pickett, as modified), #42 (Hutto, as modified), #43 (Kennedy), #44 (Hall of Ohio), Nos. 45, 46 (Conyers) #47 (Andrews of Maine), #48 (Schroeder), #49 (Hansen), #50 (Durbin, as modified), #51 (Spence), Nos. 52, 53 (Dellums), #54 (Conyers).
- Congress
- 103
- Type
- HAMDT
- Latest Action Date
- Sep 13, 1993
- Latest Action Text
- On agreeing to the Dellums amendments (A014) as modified Agreed to by voice vote.
- Latest Action Time
- 17:06:06
- Submitted Date
- Sep 13, 1993
- Chamber
- House of Representatives
- Update Date
- Aug 15, 2021