Based on analysis of 2 sections of legislative text.

• Replaces the statutory lookback of “preceding three fiscal years” with a three-year span defined as: preceding fiscal year, current fiscal year, and estimated next fiscal year.
• Applies to the capital-investment measurement for certain Department of Defense depots under 10 U.S.C. § 2476(a)(1).
• Introduces projected (estimated) future-year amounts into the three-year calculation rather than using three completed past fiscal years.
• Does not create new agencies, funding, deadlines, or substantive program authorities—only changes statutory wording for measurement.
• Affects departmental budgeting and compliance calculations for depot capital investments, and may alter whether depots meet the statute’s minimum thresholds.
• Narrow, technical statutory amendment rather than a broad policy or funding bill.
• May change incentives for timing of capital expenditures or the way estimates are prepared and documented.
• No tax changes, no emergency designations, and no explicit mandates on state or local governments.
• Implementation depends on DoD budget and accounting processes for producing and auditing the required estimate for the following fiscal year.
• Because it changes the measurement window, it could affect depot eligibility or classification decisions that rely on the aggregated investment amount.