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The Senate has passed the $913.9 billion version of the 2026 NDAA on a bi-partisan basis, 77-20.

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Breaking Defense reports additional information on the impasse that Senate lawmakers are in regarding the Pentagon’s SBIR program.

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“Under President Trump’s new domestic policy law, solar, wind and electric vehicles take a big hit, losing the investment tax credit. But fuel cells, which gained the credit, are expected to benefit.”

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“DOE said the updates are necessary to “fix the broken permitting process” and accelerate energy projects under the law, which has not been significantly revised since the 1980s.”

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The final enacted version retained the up-front, accelerated R&D expense and bonus depreciation provisions previously reported in the July Digest.

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SSTI reported Sept. 10, 2025. that changes may be coming to the SBIR/STTR program.

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