To require reports on facilities at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

Amendment No. 3411 was proposed as a substitute to H.R. 3944, the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026. Its purpose was to serve as a primary vehicle for incorporating various changes and additions to the funding bill.

The amendment aimed to change or add the following to the bill:

Veterans Affairs and Health

• Reporting and Oversight: Required reports on the use of third-party contractors for medical disability exams, veterans in the housing choice voucher program, and funding backlogs for State homes for veterans.
• Funding Allocations: Added specific funding for veterans' telehealth ($6,356,000,000) and opioid prevention and treatment programs ($709,573,000).
• Service Protections: Included a prohibition on using funds to reduce services or capacity for the Veterans Crisis Line.
• Administrative Requirements: Required a public spreadsheet for interment schedule availability at National Cemetery Administration cemeteries and the continuation of customer service surveys.
• Staffing: Required a report on the methodology and implementation of VA staffing models.
• Contracting: Limited the use of funds to cancel contracts exceeding $10,000,000 without prior notice and contingency plans submitted to Congress.

Agriculture and Rural Development

• Research and Health: Provided funds for industrial hemp fiber research and cereal research for mycotoxin risk mitigation.
• Pest Control: Allocated $6,500,000 for the suppression and control of Mormon crickets and grasshoppers.
• Water Systems: Increased funding for rural decentralized water systems.
• Nutrition: Increased funding for the Healthy Fluid Milk Incentives Program.
• Agricultural Oversight: Required reports on New World screwworm readiness and a feasibility assessment for expanding agricultural quarantine and inspection programs to products entering Hawaii.

Military and General Provisions

• Fort Leonard Wood: Required reports on the capacity and infrastructure of General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital and the condition of military family housing at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
• Reno Medical Center: Required a briefing on the timeline and status of constructing a new VA medical center in Reno, Nevada.
• General Changes: Struck a provision relating to hemp.