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The Commerce Department requested $10,000,000 for the Office of Space Commerce in 2020 but received $2,300,000 for that office in 2020.
The $2,300,000 provided to the Office of Space Commerce in 2020 was $500,000 more than its 2019 funding.
The report accompanying the House bill rejected the proposed merger of CRSRA into the Office of Space Commerce and the associated $15,000,000 budget increase and requested delivery of a National Academy of Public Administration study on the topic.
The bill includes $1,800,000 for the Office of Space Commerce within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The spending bill approved by the House Appropriations Committee on 2020-07-14 rejects the administration proposal to combine the Office of Space Commerce with Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs and to increase its budget to perform space traffic management work.
The administration's fiscal year 2021 budget proposal requested $15,000,000 for the combined Office of Space Commerce and CRSRA.
Congress provided $1,800,000 for NOAA’s CRSRA and $2,300,000 for the Office of Space Commerce instead of the requested $10,000,000 in the 2020 appropriations process.
In its fiscal year 2021 budget proposal submitted in February, the Commerce Department again sought to combine the Office of Space Commerce and CRSRA and requested $15,000,000 with most of the additional funding intended to implement SPD-3.
The Commerce Department sought to combine the Office of Space Commerce with NOAA’s Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs (CRSRA) office in its 2020 budget proposal and requested $10,000,000 for the combined office.
The Commerce Department requested $15,000,000 for the Office of Space Commerce in its fiscal year 2021 budget proposal to support space traffic management work.
Congress rejected a $10,000,000 budget request for the Office of Space Commerce in fiscal year 2020 and directed the Commerce Department to undertake a study on the proposed transfer of space traffic management responsibilities.
The fiscal year 2021 funding request for the Office of Space Commerce would fund hiring 13 people, roughly doubling the office’s size.
Congress funded the Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs office at $1,800,000 and the Office of Space Commerce at $2,300,000 and rejected the proposed combination of the offices.
The Commerce Department is seeking $15,000,000 for the combined Office of Space Commerce and Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs in fiscal year 2021, up from the 2020 request of $10,000,000.
Parts of the Commerce Department’s fiscal year 2021 budget proposal were not released with the rest of the White House budget request on 2020-02-10, and the Departmental Management section covering the Office of Space Commerce was released by 2020-02-14.
The U.S. Commerce Department is requesting a larger budget for its Office of Space Commerce in fiscal year 2021 to work on space traffic management activities.
The fiscal year 2021 budget proposal seeks to combine the Office of Space Commerce with the Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs office and move the combined office from NOAA to directly under the Secretary of Commerce.
The fiscal year 2020 spending bill directed the Office of Space Commerce to use the additional $500,000 for an independent study by the National Academy of Public Administration on which organization should have civil space traffic management responsibilities and related funding and regulatory issues.
The final fiscal year 2020 spending bill rejected the proposed merger of the two Commerce offices and provided only $500,000 in additional funding for the Office of Space Commerce.
The Commerce Department requested $10,000,000 in its fiscal year 2020 budget for the combined Office of Space Commerce and Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs, with much of the additional funding intended for space traffic management planning.