CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE

OBJECT CLASS SUMMARY AND EXPLANATION

FISCAL YEAR 1995

11.1 Full-time Permanent Positions ($14,826,000)

Regular salaries and wages paid or to be paid to civilian full-time permanent employees and other payments that are part of the employees basic rate of pay.

These funds will be used to fund the ceiling of 226 full-time positions and an estimated 219 work-years. The increase of $722,000 includes, $295,000 for budget-year merit pay increases, $149,000 for the annualization of the current-year pay increases, and $278,000 for a 2.6% ECI adjustment on 1/1/95.

11.3 Other Than Full-time Permanent ($75,000)

This category covers positions not designated as full-time permanent and includes part-time, intermittent, and temporary employment.

CBO will use this type of employee for its Panel of Economic Advisors ($10,000), and temporary assignments ($65,000).

11.5 Other Personnel Compensation ($10,000)

This category includes overtime payments to CBO support staff who are eligible under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

These funds will be used to cover CBO's share of the costs of employee health and life insurance, retirement, Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes, Medicare, death benefits, public transportation subsidy, and workers' compensation.

These funds will be used to cover the travel costs for full-time staff, the CBO Panel of Economic Advisors and other

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OBJECT CLASS SUMMARY CONT.

22.0 Transportation of Things ($1,000)

These funds will be used for freight charges usually associated with the shipment of equipment for repair.

23.2 Communications, Utilities and Miscellaneous Charges ($485,000)

This category covers the cost of postal and courier services ($369,700), telephone and telecommunications services ($104,000), and miscellaneous Leasing ($11,300).

24.0 Printing and Reproduction ($392,000)

31.0 Equipment ($469,000)

These funds will cover the reimbursement to GPO for printing CBO reports, studies, and miscellaneous forms.

25.0 Other Services ($2,435,000)

This category includes charges for contractual services not otherwise classifed. These funds will pay for commercial ADP timesharing services ($311,000), interagency ADP timesharing ($1,419,000), interagency administrative agreements ($142,000), systems, data and model development contracts ($270,000), miscellaneous services ($248,000), and training ($45,000).

26.0 Supplies and Materials ($406,000)

Funds in this category will pay for office supplies ($107,000), subscriptions ($128,000), and ADP software ($171,000).

This category includes charges for property having a period of service of more than a year. These funds are for books and microfilm for the permanent collection of the CBO Library ($58,000), office equipment ($56,000), and microcomputer

Identification code 08-01000-1-801

Program by activities: 10.00 Total obligations

Financing:

25.00 Unobligated balance expiring

40.00

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Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)

Relation of obligations to outlays: 71.00 Total obligations

72.40 Obligated balance, start of year 74.40 Obligated balance, end of year 77.00 Adjustments in expired accounts

90.00

Outlays

11.1

11.3

11.5

11.9

12.1

13.0

21.0

22.0

23.3

24.0

25.1

25.2

25.3

Budget authority (appropriation)

Identification code 08-0100-0-1-801

Personnel compensation:
Full-time permanent

Other than full-time permanent
Other personnel compensation

26.0

31.0

99.9

1993 actual

Identification code 08-0100-0-1-801

1001 Total compensable workyears: Full-time equivalent employment

21,994

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Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)

548

22,542

21,994

2,737 -2,383

- 145

22,204

1993 actual

13,896
285

2

14,183

3,681

10

72

389

372

159

760

1.479

356

533

21,994

1993 actual

1994 est.

230

22,317

22,317

22.317

2,383

-2,589

22.111

1994 est.

14,104
150

10

14.264

3,859

10

90

1

444

381

160

750

1,494

402

462

22,317

1994 est.

1995 est.

223

23,261

23,261

23.261

2,589

-2,661

23.189

1995 est.

14,826 75

10

14,911

4,052

20

90

1

485

392

160

750

1,525

406

469

23.261

1995 est.

221

[Clerk's Note-The Program and Finance and Object Class tables reflect the budget justifications as submitted to the Subcommittee. Please check Appendix to the President's FY95 Budget for any changes that may be made

Fiscal Year 1995

Justification of Appropriations Estimates

ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL

General Statement Summary - A

Activity

Title 1:

Salaries, Office of the

Architect of the Capitol..
Contingent Expenses........
Capitol Buildings.........
Capitol Grounds.......
Senate Office Buildings.....
House Office Buildings......
Capitol Power Plant.......
Total, Title !........

Title 11:
Library Buildings and
Grounds, Structural and
Mechanical Care.......

1

1994
Total

Appropriation

Excludes $3,200.0 of estimated reimbursements for furnishing of steam and chilled water.

Annual

Recurring
Maintenance

317.0

88.0

610.0

95.0

1.926.0

3,036.0

195.0

3,231.0

29.0

1995 Increases

3,260.0