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Appendix 8 - Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation

DNNP

Title 10

Yes

Title 22

No

SC or SA

SC

Subject To BPC LOA

Yes

Program Duration

Temporary - Expires September 30, 2031

Program Authority Status

Active

Legal Citation

Section 3101, National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021 (P.L. 116-283)

Program Area

Global

Program Use

Provides:

Software
Technical Assistance

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Section	Title
DNNP.1.	Program Description
DNNP.2.	Program Specific Guidance and Restrictions
DNNP.3.	Key Stakeholders
DNNP.4.	Planning
DNNP.5.	Congressional Notification Requirements
DNNP.6.	Execution
DNNP.7.	Reporting Requirements
DNNP.8.	Legislation and Authorities (if applicable)
DNNP.9.	Additional Information (if needed)

1. - Program Description

DNNP.1.1. Purpose. Funds for Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Activities are appropriated to the Department of Energy. The funding is available until expended. The Department of Energy entered into an agreement with the DoD for execution of the program to provide software and technical assistance to assist Benefitting Partners in advancing nonproliferation efforts.

2. - Program Specific Guidance and Restrictions

DNNP.2.1. The Department of Energy requested, through the Economy Act (31 U.S.C. 1535), that the Department of Defense provide software and services for the execution of the program. A memorandum of agreement was signed, with an end date of September 30, 2031, thus legally obligating the funds. The funds can be expended and will remain available for disbursements consistent with the purposes for which they were appropriated, notified to Congress, obligated, and expended.

3. - Program Key Stakeholders

DNNP.3.1. Department of Energy. The Department of Energy is responsible for oversight of the program.

DNNP.3.2. Defense Security Cooperation Agency. DSCA entered into the agreement with the Department of Energy and will manage the funds and ensure closeout of the program.

DNNP.3.3. Implementing Agency. The Implementing Agency (IA) develops the Building Partner Capacity (BPC) Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) and executes the program per the scope in the memorandum of agreement.

4. - Program Planning

DNNP.4.1. The Department of Energy is responsible developing requirements for the program prior to entering into a memorandum of agreement with DSCA.

5. - Program CN Requirements

DNNP.5.1. The Department of Energy notifies the appropriate congressional committees prior to obligating funds to DSCA on a memorandum of agreement.

6. - Program Execution

DNNP.6.1. The Implementing Agency (IA) executes via Building Partner Capacity (BPC) cases to procure and provide defense articles and services. These programs are subject to the BPC case development guidance provided in Chapter 15-Legacy.

7. - Program Reporting Requirements

DNNP.7.1. Foreign Military Training Report. All training conducted under Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation is subject to inclusion in the annual Foreign Military Training Report (FMTR). See Section C10.21.2. for more information.

8. - Program Legislation and Authorities

Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation

Program Code	Program Authority	Purpose	Fund Source	Appropriation Authority	Funds Availability Ends on September 30 ^{Unless Otherwise Noted}	Funds Cancel on September 30
FN	Section 3101 of the FY 2021 NDAA (P.L. 116-283)	Purchase, construction, and acquisition of plant and capital equipment and other incidental expenses necessary for defense nuclear nonproliferation activities.	Economy Act MOA (31 U.S.C. 1535	P.L. 116-260 FY21	N/A	N/A

9. - Program Additional Information

DNNP.9.1. N/A