The bill HB 25-A appropriates a total of $137,678,945 from the General Fund, along with additional allocations from Highway Funds and Other Funds, for various capital improvement projects across multiple state departments and agencies in New Hampshire. Key funding areas include the Department of Transportation for infrastructure upgrades, the Department of Corrections for security and utility improvements, and the Community College System for IT infrastructure. The bill also authorizes the state treasurer to borrow up to $171,060,895 through bonds and notes to support these appropriations, with provisions for the acceptance of federal funds to reduce the state's net appropriation. Furthermore, it allows for the transfer of remaining balances from completed projects to other fully funded projects, ensuring efficient use of state resources.

In addition to new appropriations, the bill extends previous appropriations from prior years, ensuring that funds remain available for ongoing projects. Notable insertions include new funding for the Department of Energy's assistance programs and various infrastructure improvements across state agencies. The bill also amends existing project purposes, such as renaming the New Hampshire e-Court to "NH e-Court and Associated Critical Infrastructure," and extends lapse dates for certain appropriations to June 30, 2027. While the bill reflects a commitment to enhancing state infrastructure and services, it also deletes outdated provisions from current law to streamline funding processes. Overall, HB 25-A aims to bolster state facilities and services through targeted financial investments.