The Army is "looking at options" for procuring munitions if Congress fails to pass this year's politically divisive $350 billion reconciliation package, an acquisition official told lawmakers today, with potential workarounds including renegotiating contracts with defense firms, reprogramming existing funds or pursuing other acquisition strategies. About 82% of the service’s munitions procurement funding is slated to come through reconciliation in fiscal year 2027, Jesse Tolleson Jr, the principal deputy assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics & technology, told...