Administrative Expenses, Energy Employees Occupational Illness C

B6: The actual carryover total of $818,133 includes $296,803 for Ombudsman Part B, $365,253 for DEEOIC Part B Administration and $156,077 in returns for DEEOIC Part E and Energy Advisory Board.

B7: This total represents $156,077 in carryover which will be returned to Treasury in FY 2026. This line reduces the actual carryover by the following carryover amount: $128,319 for DEEOIC Part E and $27,758 for Energy Advisory Board.

B8: This total represents $1,300,000 in anticipated prior year recoveries from Energy Part B Administration.

B3: For the portion that represents the indefinite appropriation, this amount should be reduced as of September 30, 2026 to obligations incurred during FY 2026.

B9: The FY 2026 Energy Administrative Expenses total of $145,292,000 comprises $77,144,000 for Energy Part E (includes $75,717,000 for DEEOIC Pt E Administration, $934,000 for Ombudsman Part E, and $493,000 for the Energy Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health) and $68,148,000 for Energy Part B (includes $67,419,000 for DEEOIC Pt B Administration and $729,000 for Ombudsman Part B).

B10: This amount reflects reductions of unobligated balances pursuant to the latest OMB Report to the Congress on the BBEDCA 251A Sequestration for Fiscal Year 2026 (dated May 30, 2025): 8.3% of Energy B Ombudsman carryover is equal to $24,635 (0.083 x $296,803); 8.3% of DEEOIC Part B Administration carryover is equal to $30,316 (0.083 x $365,253); and 8.3% of DEEOIC Part B Administration of anticipated recoveries is equal to $107,900 (0.086 x $1,300,000) for a total reduction of $162,851.

B11: This amount reflects reductions of budget authority pursuant to the latest OMB Report to the Congress on the BBEDCA 251A Sequestration for Fiscal Year 2026 (dated May 30, 2025): 8.3% of DEEOIC Part E Administration is equal to $6,284,511 (0.083 x $75,717,000); 8.3% of DEEOIC Part B Administration is equal to $5,595,777 (0.083 x $67,419,000); 8.3% of Energy B Ombudsman is $60,507 (0.083 x $729,000); 8.3% of Energy E Ombudsman is $77,522 (0.083 x $934,000); 8.3% of Energy Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health is $40,919 (0.083 x $493,000) for a total reduction of $12,059,236.

B12: Pursuant to section 120.21 of OMB Circular A-11, one or more lines in the Budgetary Resources section may be rounded up. As a result, those rounded lines will not match the actuals reported on the SF 133. Agency will ensure that its funds control system will only allot actuals

A3: The amount on line 1230 (line split “SEQ”) is the required sequestration reduction assuming that the program requires appropriations equal to the amounts listed on line 1200, and the amount on line 1230 (line split “A”) is the required sequestration reduction assuming that end of year unobligated balances of definite appropriations will equal the sum of all the unobligated balance lines displayed above line 1920 (e.g., lines 1000, 1020, 1061, etc.). Due to the indefinite nature of some of the appropriations in this account, the sequestration reduction may not be equal to the sequestration reduction included in the OMB Report to the Congress on the BBEDCA 251A Sequestration for Fiscal Year 2026 (dated May 30, 2025). During the remainder of the fiscal year, if indefinite appropriation or estimated unobligated balance amounts differ from the amounts listed on this apportionment, the amounts on lines 1230 (line split “SEQ”) and 1230 (line split “A”) are hereby automatically apportioned as follows: The agency will achieve the sequestration reduction by applying an 8.3% reduction to obligations incurred against indefinite budget authority, an 8.3% reduction to new definite budget authority, and an 8.3% reduction to actual unobligated balances (including recoveries and carryover) of definite budget authority. [Rationale: Footnote signifies that this TAFS has received or may receive an automatic apportionment.]