President Joe Biden sent Congress his Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23) budget proposal on Monday, March 28, 2022. The $5.8 trillion proposal outlines the administration’s priorities for the new fiscal year, summarizing the suggested amount each federal agency will need to operate, highlighting some of the marquee initiatives that drive that funding need for each agency, and emphasizing common lines of effort across the entire federal government.

Please see below for a breakdown of federal wide initiatives, proposed agency IT budgets, and agency-specific programs that make up the $65 billion in spending proposed for civilian agencies in Fiscal Year 2023.

Budget IT Funding Elements & Government Trends

• Budget Resources
• Estimated Agency Budget & IT Provisions
• Agriculture
• Commerce
• Defense
• Education
• Energy
• General Services Administration
• Health & Human Services
• Homeland Security
• Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
• Interior
• Justice
• Labor
• State
• Social Security Administration
• Transportation
• Treasury
• Veterans Affairs
• Corps of Engineers - Civil Works
• Environmental Protection Agency
• NASA
• National Science Foundation
• Office of Personnel Management
• Small Business Administration
• Independent Agencies, Commissions & Authorities
• Cybersecurity
• Digital Customer Experience
• IT Modernization

Budget Resources

Estimated Agency Budget & IT Provisions

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Agriculture

Commerce

Defense

Education

Energy

General Services Administration

Health & Human Services

Homeland Security

Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Interior

Justice

Labor

State

Social Security Administration

Transportation

Treasury

Veterans Affairs

Corps of Engineers - Civil Works

Environmental Protection Agency

NASA

National Science Foundation

Office of Personnel Management

Small Business Administration

Independent Agencies, Commissions & Authorities

Cybersecurity

Digital Customer Experience

IT Modernization