DOE/NNSA says the Office of Defense Programs carries out NNSA's mission to maintain and modernize the nuclear stockpile through the Stockpile Stewardship and Management Program.
This official source ties NNSA weapons work to maintaining and modernizing the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile, establishing that Weapons Activities appropriations are directly relevant to the promise.
NNSA says its national security missions depend on a modern nuclear complex and that its Office of Infrastructure maintains, operates, and modernizes facilities across NNSA sites and laboratories.
This official source ties NNSA infrastructure spending to modernization of the nuclear security enterprise, matching the infrastructure half of the claim.
Public Law 114-113 appropriated $8,846,948,000 for National Nuclear Security Administration Weapons Activities, including plant and capital equipment and facility acquisition, construction, or expansion.
In Moolenaar's first House term, Congress enacted about $8.85 billion for NNSA Weapons Activities. This was concrete investment but below the promised $20 billion threshold by itself.
The Clerk recorded Roll Call 705 on H.R. 2029 as passed, 316-113; John R. Moolenaar, Republican of Michigan, voted Yea.
Moolenaar voted for the FY2016 omnibus that included the $8.85 billion NNSA Weapons Activities appropriation, showing concrete legislative effort during the same term.
Public Law 115-31 appropriated $9,318,093,000 for National Nuclear Security Administration Weapons Activities, including plant and capital equipment and facility acquisition, construction, or expansion.
The FY2017 enacted amount brought FY2016-FY2017 NNSA Weapons Activities appropriations to about $18.17 billion, still short of $20 billion but close; it occurred in Moolenaar's later House service.
Public Law 115-141 appropriated $10,642,138,000 for National Nuclear Security Administration Weapons Activities, including plant and capital equipment and facility acquisition, construction, or expansion.
Adding FY2018 to FY2016 and FY2017 produces about $28.81 billion in enacted NNSA Weapons Activities appropriations during Moolenaar's federal service, exceeding the promised $20 billion threshold.