Comparison of Ship Purchases and Estimated Costs in the Navy’s Fiscal Year 2020, December 2020, and Fiscal Year 2023 Shipbuilding Plans Difference Between the Number of Ships in Today’s Fleet and the Number in 2045 Under the Navy’s 2023 Plan Emphasis and Cost of the Alternatives in the Navy’s 2023 Plan, as Assessed by CBO Appendix: Major Types of Ships in the Navy’s Fleet.Growth in the Navy’s Total Annual Budget.The Navy’s Uncertain Goals for Shipbuilding.Each of the 2023 Plan’s Alternatives Would Require the Navy’s Total Budget to Grow to Operate and Maintain a Larger Fleet.Average Total Shipbuilding Costs Over the Next 30 Years Would Be About 23 Percent to 35 Percent More Than Average Appropriations Over the Past 5 Years.The Costs of New-Ship Construction Under the 2023 Plan Would Average $26.5 Billion to $29.4 Billion per Year.The Three Alternatives in the 2023 Plan Would Expand the Fleet to Between 316 and 367 Battle Force Ships.
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