The bill, HB 25-A, appropriates a total of $171,060,895 for various capital improvement projects across multiple state departments and agencies in New Hampshire. Key allocations include funding for the Department of Administrative Services, the Community College System, and the Department of Environmental Services, which will support essential projects such as dam repairs, drinking water infrastructure, and facility renovations. The bill also authorizes the state treasurer to issue bonds and notes to finance these appropriations, while ensuring compliance with existing state laws. Additionally, it includes provisions for accepting federal funds and allows for the reallocation of unencumbered balances from previous capital projects to current appropriations.

Significant amendments in the bill include the insertion of "and Associated Critical Infrastructure" to the NH e-Court project, replacing the previous reference to "New Hampshire e-Court." Furthermore, it deletes references to "Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection - Merrimack County" and "Energy Resiliency And Efficiency Improvements Statewide," substituting them with "Pembroke Regional Training Institute Upgrades." The bill also extends several previous appropriations for various projects, ensuring continuity in funding for ongoing initiatives, such as cybersecurity enhancements and infrastructure improvements across state facilities. Overall, HB 25-A aims to enhance state infrastructure and services through targeted investments while maintaining fiscal responsibility.