Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2025
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- Passed House
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Overview
The Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2025 authorizes appropriations for the Coast Guard and addresses various aspects of its operations, including acquisition, personnel, and preparedness. It modifies existing regulations related to lead systems integrators, service life extension programs, Great Lakes icebreaking, and the use of floating drydocks. The bill also includes provisions for addressing sexual assault and harassment within the Coast Guard, enhancing maritime domain awareness, and supporting the Coast Guard’s relationship with Taiwan. It also includes provisions for the procurement of tactical maritime surveillance systems and the implementation of a joint training program with Taiwan.
Key provisions
- Authorizes appropriations for the Coast Guard for fiscal years 2025 and 2026.
- Modifies regulations regarding lead systems integrators for Coast Guard acquisitions.
- Establishes a strategy for completing design and construction of a Great Lakes icebreaker.
- Requires the development of a plan for joint and integrated maritime training with Taiwan Coast Guard Administration.
- Addresses sexual assault and sexual harassment within the Coast Guard, including policy updates and reporting requirements.
- Authorizes the procurement of tactical maritime surveillance systems for Coast Guard Sector San Diego, Sector San Juan, and Station South Padre Island.
- Modifies the definition of ‘special purpose facilities’ for enhanced use property programs.
- Requires timely reimbursement of damage claims for Coast Guard property.
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