Projects that Greater Cincinnati is getting in the fiscal 2004 budget, as of Thursday, courtesy of its 13-member congressional delegation.

These are contained in the final compromise versions of spending bills. They can't be altered on the House or Senate floor. Not all of them have been signed into law by President Bush.

Several budget bills have not been finalized.

$66.8 million for GE Aircraft Engines in Evendale for engines for a new plane.

Additional $44 million for O'Gara-Hess in Fairfield for armoring Humvees.

$7 million for GE Aircraft Engines to develop an engine for a new ship.

$5.25 million for a rapid fuel transfer system at KECO Industries in Florence.

$3.9 million to finish Army Corps of Engineers study on Mill Creek flooding and requirement that Army Corps finish the Mill Creek study in 15 months.

$3.5 million for KDI Precision Products in Clermont County to build fuzes.

$3.5 million for The Banks parking garage.

$3 million to GE Aircraft Engines for research in boosting electrical power in airplanes

$2 million for Brent Spence Bridge replacement study.

$2 million for Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky buses.

$1.5 million for a weapons shot counter at Accu-Counter Technologies in Crestview Hills.

$1.5 million for a new maintenance shop for Hamilton's readiness center.

$1 million for Vine Street improvements near the Cincinnati Zoo.

$750,000 for Middletown Regional Hospital to build an outpatient oncology center.

$350,000 for Cincinnati Riverfront Park project design.

$250,000 for Senior Services of Northern Kentucky.

Decommissioned USS Narwhal submarine reserved for Newport riverfront.

Source: Enquirer research