The Capital Budget Project Itemization Act of 2025-2026 establishes a financial framework for public improvement projects in Pennsylvania, authorizing approximately $24.5 billion in funding. This includes significant allocations for various sectors such as education, transportation, environmental protection, and public safety. The bill allows for the incurring of debt without voter approval to finance these projects and specifies the use of current revenue for construction and acquisition. Detailed project allocations are provided for multiple departments, including the Department of Agriculture, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and the Department of Corrections, with notable funding for institutions like the Pennsylvania State University and various state correctional facilities.

The bill emphasizes the importance of infrastructure improvements and safety enhancements, with specific allocations for projects such as renovations, upgrades, and new constructions across the state. Key projects include substantial funding for educational facilities, readiness centers, and flood control initiatives, reflecting a commitment to modernizing infrastructure and ensuring compliance with current building codes and accessibility standards. The act also outlines provisions for the delegation of project design and construction to specific universities and appropriates federal funds to support these initiatives, aiming to enhance operational capabilities and improve the quality of life for Pennsylvania residents.