Data guides

Written explainers on top of SpendingVault USAspending tables — same obligations, more context. Cross-dimension joins live under data ties.

• Administrative Conference of the U.S. federal obligations

  Administrative Conference of the U.S. obligated $158,920 on 2 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 302.

• FY2024 USAspending in Alaska’s at-large district

  Alaska’s at-large district shows $53.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 27,361 awards.

• Alaska vs California on USAspending: $3.5B against $39.5B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Alaska’s $3.5B. Alaska leads per capita $532.17 vs $135.64. Both peak in construction.

• Alaska vs Iowa on USAspending: $3.49B vs $3.84B

  Iowa leads Alaska $3.84B to $3.49B in USAspending obligations. Alaska per capita $532.17 vs $127.17. FY2026 $393.9M vs $412.2M.

• Alaska vs Indiana on USAspending: $3.49B vs $3.83B

  Indiana leads Alaska $3.83B to $3.49B in USAspending obligations. Alaska’s per capita is $532.17 vs $80.53. Shared construction. FY2026 $393.9M vs $557.6M.

• Alaska vs Kansas on USAspending: $3.49B vs $2.91B

  Alaska $3.49B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Alaska per capita $532.17 vs $67.40. FY2026 $393.9M vs $200.2M.

• Alaska vs Kentucky on USAspending: $3.49B vs $3.82B

  Kentucky $3.82B vs Alaska $3.49B in USAspending obligations. Alaska per capita $532.17 vs $142.10. Construction vs couriers. FY2026 $393.9M vs $652.0M.

• Alaska vs Minnesota on USAspending: $3.49B vs $2.74B

  Alaska $3.49B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $532.17 vs $66.07. Awards 25,423 vs 98,897.

• Alaska vs Mississippi on USAspending: $3.49B vs $2.88B

  Alaska $3.49B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $532.17 vs $115.31. Awards 25,423 vs 233,003.

• Alaska vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $3.49B vs $2.48B

  Alaska $3.49B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $532.17 vs $284.15. FY2026 $393.9M vs $400.4M.

• Alaska vs New Mexico on USAspending: $3.49B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico leads Alaska $3.93B to $3.49B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $532.17. FY2026 $2.01B vs $393.9M.

• Alaska vs Nevada on USAspending: $3.49B vs $2.86B

  Alaska $3.49B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $532.17 vs $171.84. FY2026 $393.9M vs $561.5M.

• Alaska vs Oregon on USAspending: $3.49B vs $2.67B

  Alaska $3.49B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $532.17 vs $56.06. FY2026 $393.9M vs $239.5M.

• Alaska vs South Carolina on USAspending: $3.49B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina leads Alaska $3.85B to $3.49B in USAspending obligations. Alaska per capita $532.17 vs $83.98. FY2026 $393.9M vs $460.1M.

• Alaska vs Tennessee on USAspending: $3.49B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs Alaska $3.49B in USAspending obligations. Alaska per capita $532.17 vs $97.50. Construction vs couriers. FY2026 $393.9M vs $704.7M.

• Alaska vs Texas on USAspending: $3.5B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Alaska’s $3.5B. Per capita is closer: $686.10 vs $532.17. FY2026 is $21.5B vs $393.9M.

• Alaska vs Virginia on USAspending: a small state with a heavy per-person load

  Alaska’s $3.5B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Alaska’s per capita is $532.17 on 740,133 people vs Virginia’s $1,344.24.

• USAspending in Alabama District 01, FY2024

  Alabama District 01: $16.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 25,206 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Alabama District 02, FY2024

  Alabama District 02: $21.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 17,671 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 obligations in Alabama's 3rd district

  Alabama District 03 shows $7.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,019 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Alabama District 05, FY2024

  Alabama District 05 FY2024 USAspending: $98.3 billion in obligations on 12,975 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Alabama District 07

  Alabama District 07 shows $8.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 31,840 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Alabama’s district 90 bucket

  Alabama’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $38.0 billion in FY2024 obligations across 8,148 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Alabama vs California on USAspending: $7.7B against $39.5B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Alabama’s $7.7B. Both peak in commercial construction. Per capita $135.64 vs $116.81.

• Alabama vs Colorado on USAspending: $7.7B vs $8.1B

  Colorado $8.1B vs Alabama $7.7B in USAspending obligations. Alabama logs 161,254 awards vs Colorado’s 91,723; per capita $116.81 vs $97.34.

• Alabama vs Connecticut on USAspending: $7.7B vs $7.5B

  Alabama $7.7B vs Connecticut $7.5B USAspending obligations. Connecticut’s $266.81 per capita doubles Alabama’s $116.81; FY2026 $980.5M vs $602.5M.

• Alabama vs Georgia on USAspending: $7.7B vs $9.7B

  Georgia leads Alabama $9.7B to $7.7B in USAspending obligations. Alabama shows $116.81 per capita vs $95.66 on 5,157,699 residents vs 11.2M.

• Alabama vs Hawaii on USAspending: $7.68B vs $4.09B

  Alabama leads Hawaii $7.68B to $4.09B in USAspending obligations. Hawaii’s per capita is $196.71 vs $116.81. Both peak in commercial construction.

• Alabama vs Louisiana on USAspending: $7.7B vs $4.7B

  Alabama $7.7B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana’s $268.17 per capita and $1.23B FY2026 double Alabama’s $116.81 and $602.5M.

• Alabama vs Michigan on USAspending: $7.7B vs $8.4B

  Michigan leads Alabama $8.4B to $7.7B in USAspending obligations. Michigan shows $175.18 per capita vs $116.81 and FY2026 of $1.8B vs $602.5M.

• Alabama vs North Carolina on USAspending: $7.7B vs $6.3B

  Alabama $7.7B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. North Carolina logs 429,746 awards vs 161,254; Alabama’s $116.81 per capita leads $66.77.

• Alabama vs New Jersey on USAspending: $7.7B vs $8.1B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Alabama $7.7B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 161,254; per capita $92.49 vs Alabama’s $116.81.

• Alabama vs Ohio on USAspending: $7.7B vs $8.1B

  Ohio $8.1B vs Alabama $7.7B in USAspending obligations. Alabama’s $116.81 per capita tops Ohio’s $61.66; award counts sit close at 161,254 vs 168,038.

• Alabama vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $7.7B vs $5.5B

  Alabama $7.7B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita tops Alabama’s $116.81; FY2026 $843.6M vs $602.5M.

• Alabama vs Texas on USAspending: $7.7B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Alabama $7.7B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs commercial construction. Per capita $686.1 vs $116.81. FY2026 $21.5B vs $602.5M.

• Alabama vs Utah on USAspending: $7.68B vs $4.06B

  Alabama leads Utah $7.68B to $4.06B in USAspending obligations, but Utah’s per capita is $199.06 vs $116.81 and FY2026 is $697.4M vs $602.5M.

• Alabama vs Virginia on USAspending

  Alabama’s $7.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Building construction vs IT services; 161,254 awards vs 1,116,647.

• Alabama vs Washington on USAspending: $7.7B edges $7.3B

  Alabama edges Washington $7.7B to $7.3B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people. Per capita $116.81 vs $73.46. Both led by construction.

• Alabama’s USAspending obligation file

  Alabama shows $307.57B in USAspending.gov obligations and 287,505 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Alaska’s USAspending obligation book

  Alaska shows $76.81B in USAspending.gov obligations and 49,408 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• American Battle Monuments Commission federal obligations

  American Battle Monuments Commission obligated $1.1 million on 3 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 074.

• Appalachian Regional Commission federal obligations

  Appalachian Regional Commission obligated $282.9 million on 449 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 309.

• USAspending in Arkansas District 01

  Arkansas District 01 shows $7.3B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 22,890 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in Arkansas’s 2nd district

  Arkansas’s 2nd district shows $11.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 10,249 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Arkansas’s 3rd district

  Arkansas District 03 shows $6.8B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 34,185 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending.gov obligations in Arkansas District 04

  Arkansas District 04 shows $7.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 16,158 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Arkansas District 90 (non-voting / unspecified)

  Arkansas District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $22.1 billion on 3,573 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Arkansas vs Idaho on USAspending: $1.7B vs $1.2B

  Arkansas $1.7B vs Idaho $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Per capita nearly even: $85.06 vs $80.33. Awards 79,590 vs 29,667.

• Arkansas vs Maine on USAspending: $1.7B vs $776.4M

  Arkansas $1.7B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Maine per capita $35.09 vs $85.06. Awards 79,590 vs 26,048. FY2026 $262.7M vs $49.3M.

• Arkansas vs Montana on USAspending: $1.7B vs $1.2B

  Arkansas $1.7B vs Montana $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Montana per capita $187.18 vs $85.06. Awards 79,590 vs 21,487.

• Arkansas vs North Dakota on USAspending: $1.7B vs $700.4M

  Arkansas $1.7B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Awards 79,590 vs 7,218. Per capita $85.06 vs $63.75. FY2026 $262.7M vs $50.8M.

• Arkansas vs Nebraska on USAspending: $1.7B vs $1.2B

  Arkansas $1.7B vs Nebraska $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Nebraska FY2026 $352.3M leads Arkansas $262.7M. Per capita $175.68 vs $85.06.

• Arkansas vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $1.72B vs $2.48B

  New Hampshire $2.48B vs Arkansas $1.72B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $85.06. Awards 79,590 vs 9,224.

• Arkansas vs Oregon on USAspending: $1.72B vs $2.67B

  Oregon $2.67B vs Arkansas $1.72B in USAspending obligations. AR per capita $85.06 vs $56.06. Awards 79,590 vs 36,965.

• Arkansas vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $1.7B vs $880.6M

  Arkansas $1.7B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Poultry vs confectionery. Per capita $85.06 vs $71.48. Awards 79,590 vs 11,923.

• Arkansas vs South Dakota on USAspending: $1.7B vs $1.0B

  Arkansas $1.7B vs South Dakota $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Awards 79,590 vs 8,274. Per capita close: $85.06 vs $79.92.

• Arkansas vs Texas on USAspending: $1.7B against $72.7B

  Texas dwarfs Arkansas $72.7B to $1.7B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is $686.10 vs $85.06; poultry vs pharmaceutical manufacturing.

• Arkansas vs Virginia on USAspending: poultry-led $1.7B vs $110.8B

  Arkansas’s $1.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Poultry processing leads Arkansas; per capita $85.06 vs $1,344.24.

• Arkansas vs Vermont on USAspending: $1.7B vs $1.0B

  Arkansas $1.7B vs Vermont $1.0B in USAspending obligations. FY2026 $262.7M vs $47.3M. Awards 79,590 vs 12,020. Per capita $85.06 vs $72.92.

• Arkansas vs West Virginia on USAspending: $1.72B vs $1.66B

  Arkansas $1.72B vs West Virginia $1.66B in USAspending obligations. WV per capita $113.44 vs $85.06. Awards 79,590 vs 14,302.

• Arizona’s federal obligation book, FY2024–2026

  Arizona shows $396.63B in USAspending.gov obligations and 192,830 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Arkansas’s indexed federal obligation total

  Arkansas shows $108.16B in USAspending.gov obligations and 232,655 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 obligations in Arizona's 1st district

  Arizona District 01 shows $8.1B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 5,868 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending obligations in Arizona District 02

  Arizona District 02: $9.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 8,692 awards. Place-of-performance geography, not HQ.

• USAspending in Arizona District 03, FY2024

  Arizona District 03 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $13.3 billion on 50,540 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• USAspending in Arizona District 04, FY2024

  Arizona District 04: $21.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,863 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Arizona District 05, FY2024

  Arizona District 05 shows $6.7B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 1,050 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending totals for Arizona’s 7th district

  USAspending.gov lists $61.1 billion in FY2024 obligations for place of performance in Arizona’s 7th district across 6,291 awards.

• Arizona District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Arizona District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $101.5 billion on 10,798 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Arizona vs California on USAspending: $13.1B vs $39.5B, inverted intensity

  California leads Arizona $39.5B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations, but Arizona’s per capita is $435.71 vs California’s $135.64.

• Arizona vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $13.1B vs $19.9B

  D.C. leads Arizona $19.9B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is $3,166.95 vs $435.71; FY2026 favors Arizona at $3.3B vs $2.2B.

• Arizona vs Florida on USAspending: $13.1B vs $22.7B

  Florida leads Arizona $22.7B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Arizona shows $435.71 per capita vs $161.99; FY2026 is close at $3.3B vs $3.8B.

• Arizona vs Illinois on USAspending: $13.1B vs $15.9B

  Illinois leads Arizona $15.9B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Arizona shows $435.71 per capita vs $143.78 and FY2026 of $3.3B vs $1.8B.

• Arizona vs Massachusetts on USAspending: $13.1B vs $13.5B

  Massachusetts leads Arizona $13.5B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Arizona shows $435.71 per capita vs $364.70 and FY2026 of $3.3B vs $2.6B.

• Arizona vs Maryland on USAspending: $13.1B vs $30.1B

  Maryland leads Arizona $30.1B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Arizona’s per capita is $435.71 vs $315.60. Insurance carriers vs computer services.

• Arizona vs Missouri on USAspending: $13.1B vs $10.4B

  Arizona leads Missouri $13.1B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Arizona shows $435.71 per capita vs $262.46; Missouri logs 300,867 awards vs 118,504.

• Arizona vs New York on USAspending: $13.1B vs $11.9B

  Arizona leads New York $13.1B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people (7.6M vs 19.9M) and $435.71 vs $70.36 per capita.

• Arizona vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: $13.1B vs $28.1B

  Pennsylvania leads Arizona $28.1B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Arizona shows $435.71 per capita vs $239.68 and a larger FY2026 slice.

• Arizona vs Texas on USAspending: $13.1B vs $72.7B

  Texas leads Arizona $72.7B to $13.1B in USAspending obligations. Arizona per capita $435.71 vs $686.10. Insurance carriers vs pharmaceuticals.

• Arizona vs Virginia on USAspending

  Arizona’s $13.1B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Health insurance carriers vs IT services; per-capita $435.71 vs $1,344.24.

• Arizona vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $13.1B vs $10.0B

  Arizona leads Wisconsin $13.1B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Both top industries are health-insurance carriers; per capita is $435.71 vs $407.20.

• FY2024 USAspending in California District 01

  California District 01 shows $7.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 27,987 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in California District 03, FY2024

  California District 03: $25.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 8,397 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in California District 06, FY2024

  California District 06: $26.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,581 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in California’s 7th district

  California’s 7th district shows $14.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 2,541 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in California’s 11th district

  California’s 11th district shows $10.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 5,458 awards.

• USAspending in California District 12, FY2024

  California District 12: $23.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,036 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in California District 14, FY2024

  California’s 14th district shows $69.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,855 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in California District 16, FY2024

  California District 16: $22.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,262 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in California District 17, FY2024

  California District 17: $24.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 27,361 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• CA-19 FY2024 place-of-performance obligations

  California District 19 shows $7.2B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 3,579 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in California's 20th district

  California District 20 shows $7.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 5,118 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in California District 24

  California District 24 shows $9.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,915 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in California District 26, FY2024

  California District 26: $8.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 108,582 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in California District 27, FY2024

  California District 27 shows $6.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 3,277 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in California District 28

  California’s 28th district shows $29.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 3,290 awards.

• USAspending in California District 32, FY2024

  California’s 32nd district shows $10.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,029 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending totals for California’s 36th district

  California’s 36th district shows $43.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,395 awards.

• California’s 42nd district FY2024 USAspending

  $15.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in California District 42, across 4,405 awards.

• USAspending.gov obligations in California District 43

  California District 43 shows $7.4B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 3,853 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in California District 47, FY2024

  California District 47 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $12.2 billion on 33,421 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• California’s 48th district FY2024 USAspending

  $12.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in California District 48, across 1,734 awards.

• FY2024 federal obligations in California’s 50th district

  California’s 50th district shows $36.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 42,862 awards.

• USAspending in California District 51, FY2024

  California District 51: $8.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 28,228 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in California’s 52nd district

  California’s 52nd district shows $15.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 4,323 awards.

• USAspending in California District 90 (unspecified)

  FY2024 USAspending obligations in California District 90 totaled $809.7 billion across 46,131 awards. District 90 is an unspecified bucket.

• California vs Colorado on USAspending: $39.5B against $8.1B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Colorado’s $8.1B. Per capita is $135.64 vs $97.34; Colorado files only 91,723 awards.

• California vs Connecticut on USAspending: $39.5B against $7.5B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Connecticut’s $7.5B. Connecticut leads per capita $266.81 vs $135.64. FY2026 $5.3B vs $980.5M.

• California vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $39.5B vs $19.9B

  California holds $39.5B vs D.C.’s $19.9B in USAspending obligations, but D.C. per capita is $3,166.95 vs $135.64. Construction vs consulting.

• California vs Florida on USAspending: construction vs missiles

  California leads Florida $39.5B to $22.7B in USAspending obligations. Florida’s per capita is $161.99 vs $135.64. Construction vs guided missiles.

• California vs Georgia on USAspending: $39.5B against $9.7B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Georgia’s $9.7B. Per capita is $135.64 vs $95.66; FY2026 is $5.3B vs $1.1B.

• California vs Hawaii on USAspending: $39.5B against $4.1B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Hawaii’s $4.1B. Both peak in commercial construction. Hawaii per capita $196.71 vs $135.64.

• California vs Iowa on USAspending: $39.5B against $3.8B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Iowa’s $3.8B. Per capita is close: $135.64 vs $127.17. FY2026 is $5.3B vs $412.2M.

• California vs Illinois on USAspending: $39.5B vs $15.9B, inverted rows

  California leads Illinois $39.5B to $15.9B in USAspending obligations, but Illinois has 1,544,633 awards vs 639,340. Per capita $135.64 vs $143.78.

• California vs Indiana on USAspending: $39.5B against $3.8B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Indiana’s $3.8B. Both peak in commercial construction. Per capita $135.64 vs $80.53.

• California vs Kansas on USAspending: $39.5B vs $2.9B

  California $39.5B vs Kansas $2.9B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $135.64 vs $67.40. FY2026 $5.3B vs $200.2M.

• California vs Kentucky on USAspending: $39.5B against $3.8B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Kentucky’s $3.8B. Kentucky leads per capita $142.10 vs $135.64. FY2026 $5.3B vs $652.0M.

• California vs Louisiana on USAspending: $39.5B against $4.7B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Louisiana’s $4.7B. Louisiana leads per capita $268.17 vs $135.64. FY2026 $5.3B vs $1.2B.

• California vs Massachusetts on USAspending: $39.5B vs $13.5B

  California leads Massachusetts $39.5B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $135.64 vs $364.70. Construction vs aircraft engines.

• California vs Maryland on USAspending: $39.5B vs $30.1B

  California leads Maryland $39.5B to $30.1B in USAspending obligations, but Maryland’s per capita is $315.60 vs $135.64. Construction vs computer services.

• California vs Michigan on USAspending: $39.5B against $8.4B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Michigan’s $8.4B. Michigan leads per capita $175.18 vs $135.64 and files 416,538 awards.

• California vs Missouri on USAspending: $39.5B vs $10.4B

  California leads Missouri $39.5B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Missouri per capita is $262.46 vs $135.64. Construction vs aircraft manufacturing.

• California vs Mississippi on USAspending: $39.5B vs $2.9B

  California $39.5B vs Mississippi $2.9B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $135.64 vs $115.31. FY2026 $5.3B vs $339.4M.

• California vs North Carolina on USAspending: $39.5B against $6.3B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs North Carolina’s $6.3B. North Carolina files 429,746 awards. Per capita $135.64 vs $66.77.

• California vs New Jersey on USAspending: $39.5B against $8.1B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs New Jersey’s $8.1B. New Jersey files 1,162,765 awards vs 639,340. Per capita $92.49 vs $135.64.

• California vs New Mexico on USAspending: $39.5B against $3.9B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs New Mexico’s $3.9B. New Mexico leads per capita $945.82 vs $135.64. FY2026 $5.3B vs $2.0B.

• California vs Nevada on USAspending: $39.5B vs $2.9B

  California $39.5B vs Nevada $2.9B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $135.64. FY2026 $5.3B vs $561.5M.

• California vs New York on USAspending: $39.5B vs $11.9B

  California leads New York $39.5B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations. New York has more awards (705,506 vs 639,340) and $70.36 per capita vs $135.64.

• California vs Ohio on USAspending: $39.5B against $8.1B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Ohio’s $8.1B. Per capita is $135.64 vs $61.66; FY2026 is $5.3B vs $732.7M.

• California vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $39.5B against $5.5B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Oklahoma’s $5.5B. Oklahoma leads per capita $205.98 vs $135.64 and files 50,460 awards.

• California vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: fewer PA dollars, more PA awards

  California leads Pennsylvania $39.5B to $28.1B in USAspending obligations, but Pennsylvania has 1,468,918 awards vs 639,340. Per capita $135.64 vs $239.68.

• California vs South Carolina on USAspending: $39.5B against $3.9B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs South Carolina’s $3.9B. Per capita is $135.64 vs $83.98; FY2026 is $5.3B vs $460.1M.

• California vs Tennessee on USAspending: $39.5B against $3.6B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Tennessee’s $3.6B. Per capita is $135.64 vs $97.50; FY2026 is $5.3B vs $704.7M.

• California vs Texas on USAspending: Texas leads $72.7B to $39.5B

  Texas leads California $72.7B to $39.5B in USAspending obligations. Texas has fewer people (31.3M vs 39.4M) and $686.10 vs $135.64 per capita.

• California vs Utah on USAspending: $39.5B against $4.1B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Utah’s $4.1B. Utah leads per capita $199.06 vs $135.64 and files 26,509 awards.

• California vs Virginia on USAspending

  California’s $39.5B in USAspending obligations trails Virginia’s $110.8B despite 39.4 million residents. See awards and per-capita.

• California vs Washington on USAspending: $39.5B against $7.3B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Washington’s $7.3B. Per capita is $135.64 vs $73.46; both led by building construction.

• California vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $39.5B against $10.0B

  California holds $39.5B in USAspending obligations vs Wisconsin’s $10.0B. Wisconsin leads per capita $407.20 vs $135.64. FY2026 $5.3B vs $2.4B.

• Federal dollars obligated in California

  California records $2.10T in USAspending.gov obligations across 1,317,720 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Agricultural Research Basic and Applied Research — CFDA 10.001

  USAspending.gov records $918.2M in obligations for agricultural basic and applied research (CFDA 10.001) on 2,884 awards.

• Plant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal Care — CFDA 10.025

  USAspending.gov records $1,335,526,048.98 in obligations for Plant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal Care, CFDA 10.025, across 5,072 awards.

• Indemnity Program — CFDA 10.030

  USAspending.gov records $882.5M in obligations for the Indemnity Program (CFDA 10.030) on 1,786 awards and 109 recipients in 46 states.

• Emergency Conservation Program — CFDA 10.054 obligation totals

  CFDA 10.054 emergency conservation shows $564.2M in USAspending.gov obligations on 20,669 awards and 51 states. No recipient count in the extract.

• Conservation Reserve Program — CFDA 10.069

  USAspending.gov records $2.09 billion in obligations for the Conservation Reserve Program, CFDA 10.069, across 857,783 awards and 55 recipients.

• Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops — CFDA 10.096

  USAspending.gov records $1,380,536,445.69 in obligations for Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops, CFDA 10.096, across 58,291 awards.

• Livestock Forage Disaster Program — CFDA 10.109

  USAspending.gov records $1.82 billion in obligations for the Livestock Forage Disaster Program, CFDA 10.109, across 273,851 awards in 51 states.

• Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees and Farm-Raised Fish Program — CFDA 10.110

  USAspending.gov records $1.04B in obligations for ELAP (CFDA 10.110) on 30,465 awards and 0 stored recipients. Obligations, not outlays.

• Agriculture Risk Coverage Program — CFDA 10.113

  USAspending.gov records $734,779,411.90 in obligations for the Agriculture Risk Coverage Program, CFDA 10.113, across 451,453 awards.

• Emergency Commodity Assistance Program — CFDA 10.121

  $9,368,129,839.73 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 10.121 on 1,145,691 awards and 0 recipients across 55 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Emergency Livestock Relief Program — CFDA 10.148

  USAspending.gov records $642.4M in obligations for the Emergency Livestock Relief Program, CFDA 10.148, across 223,382 awards in 47 states.

• Payments to Agricultural Experiment Stations Under the Hatch Act — CFDA 10.203

  USAspending.gov records $1,162,894,317.24 in obligations for Hatch Act experiment stations, CFDA 10.203, across 595 awards.

• Payments to 1890 Land-Grant Colleges and Tuskegee University — CFDA 10.205

  USAspending.gov records $437.3M in obligations for CFDA 10.205 1890 land-grant payments (115 awards, 19 recipients).

• Specialty Crop Research Initiative — CFDA 10.309

  USAspending.gov records $469.2M in obligations for CFDA 10.309 Specialty Crop Research Initiative (140 awards, 49 recipients).

• Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) — CFDA 10.310

  USAspending.gov records $2.41 billion in AFRI obligations, CFDA 10.310, across 3,916 awards and 422 recipients.

• Fertilizer Product Expansion Program — CFDA 10.383

  USAspending.gov records $659.4M in obligations for the Fertilizer Product Expansion Program, CFDA 10.383, across 88 awards in 36 states.

• Rural Rental Assistance Payments — CFDA 10.427

  $12,302,139,939.09 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 10.427 on 12,147 awards and 4,406 recipients across 52 states. Not outlays.

• Crop Insurance — CFDA 10.450

  $8,729,207,102.48 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 10.450 on 212 awards and 20 recipients across 12 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program — CFDA 10.451

  USAspending.gov records $490.3M in obligations for CFDA 10.451 Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance across 92,432 awards.

• Smith-Lever Extension Funding — CFDA 10.511

  USAspending.gov records $2.12 billion in obligations for Smith-Lever Extension Funding, CFDA 10.511, across 501 awards and 58 recipients.

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — CFDA 10.551

  $216,919,151,600 in USAspending obligations for SNAP (CFDA 10.551) on 201 awards and 63 recipients across 56 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• National School Lunch Program — CFDA 10.555 obligations

  $157,256,775,893 in USAspending obligations for the National School Lunch Program (CFDA 10.555) on 726 awards and 75 recipients. Not outlays.

• WIC Special Supplemental Nutrition Program — CFDA 10.557

  USAspending.gov records $32.2 billion in obligations for WIC, CFDA 10.557, across 1,434 awards, 101 recipients, and 56 states.

• Child and Adult Care Food Program — CFDA 10.558

  USAspending.gov records $1.85 billion in obligations for the Child and Adult Care Food Program, CFDA 10.558, across 699 awards and 60 recipients.

• State Administrative Expenses for Child Nutrition — CFDA 10.560

  USAspending.gov records $1.59 billion in obligations for State Administrative Expenses for Child Nutrition, CFDA 10.560, across 558 awards.

• SNAP State Administrative Matching Grants — CFDA 10.561

  USAspending.gov records $31.0 billion in obligations for SNAP state administrative matching grants, CFDA 10.561, across 1,444 awards.

• Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico — CFDA 10.566

  USAspending.gov records $18.2 billion in obligations for Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico, CFDA 10.566, across 20 awards and 1 recipient.

• Emergency Food Assistance Program (Administrative Costs) — CFDA 10.568

  USAspending.gov records $490.0M in obligations for CFDA 10.568 TEFAP administrative costs (386 awards, 60 recipients).

• Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program — CFDA 10.582

  USAspending.gov records $908.6M in obligations for the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (CFDA 10.582) on 229 awards in 55 states.

• Food for Progress — CFDA 10.606 obligation totals

  FOOD FOR PROGRESS (CFDA 10.606) shows $494.8M in USAspending.gov obligations on 59 awards to 19 recipients in 5 states.

• Food for Education — CFDA 10.608

  USAspending.gov records $680.3M in obligations for Food for Education, CFDA 10.608, across 32 awards and 16 recipients with 0 states coded.

• Regional Agricultural Promotion Program — CFDA 10.618

  USAspending.gov records $597.0M in obligations for the Regional Agricultural Promotion Program, CFDA 10.618, across 130 awards in 22 states.

• Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program for Children — CFDA 10.646

  USAspending.gov records $5.60 billion in obligations for Summer EBT for Children, CFDA 10.646, across 301 awards and 84 recipients.

• Pandemic EBT Administrative Costs — CFDA 10.649

  USAspending.gov records $632.5M in obligations for Pandemic EBT Administrative Costs, CFDA 10.649, across 89 awards and 70 recipients in 53 jurisdictions.

• Cooperative Forestry Assistance — CFDA 10.664

  USAspending.gov records $1,143,915,833.79 in obligations for Cooperative Forestry Assistance, CFDA 10.664, across 820 awards.

• Schools and Roads - Grants to States — CFDA 10.665

  USAspending.gov records $2.76 billion in obligations for Schools and Roads - Grants to States, CFDA 10.665, across 622 awards and 415 recipients.

• Good Neighbor Authority — CFDA 10.691

  USAspending.gov records $439.9M in obligations for CFDA 10.691 Good Neighbor Authority (253 awards, 98 recipients, 33 jurisdictions).

• Partnership Agreements — CFDA 10.699

  USAspending.gov records $1,391,067,244.53 in obligations for Partnership Agreements, CFDA 10.699, across 4,313 awards and 1,349 recipients.

• Stewardship Agreements — CFDA 10.701 USAspending obligations

  STEWARDSHIP AGREEMENTS (CFDA 10.701) carry $574.8M in USAspending.gov obligations across 237 awards, 102 recipients, and 32 states.

• Cooperative Fire Protection Agreement — CFDA 10.703

  USAspending.gov records $3.30 billion in obligations for Cooperative Fire Protection Agreement, CFDA 10.703, across 805 awards and 621 recipients.

• IIJA community wildfire defense grants — CFDA 10.720 totals

  CFDA 10.720 IIJA community wildfire defense grants show $515.2M in USAspending.gov obligations on 195 awards to 129 recipients in 46 states.

• Inflation Reduction Act Urban and Community Forestry Program — CFDA 10.727

  USAspending.gov records $1,098,449,045.12 in obligations for IRA urban community forestry, CFDA 10.727, across 233 awards.

• Inflation Reduction Act Forest Legacy Program — CFDA 10.734

  USAspending.gov records $657.8M in obligations for the Inflation Reduction Act Forest Legacy Program, CFDA 10.734, across 123 awards.

• New Empowering Rural America (NEW ERA) Program — CFDA 10.758

  $7,410,730,496 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 10.758 on 100 awards and 50 recipients across 23 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Water and Waste Disposal Systems for Rural Communities — CFDA 10.760

  USAspending.gov records $922.6M in obligations for rural water and waste disposal systems (CFDA 10.760) on 936 awards in 51 states.

• Community Facilities Loans and Grants — CFDA 10.766

  USAspending.gov records $580.9M in obligations for Community Facilities Loans and Grants, CFDA 10.766, across 1,091 awards.

• Distance Learning and Telemedicine Loans and Grants — CFDA 10.855

  USAspending.gov records $936.4M in obligations for Distance Learning and Telemedicine (CFDA 10.855) on 261 awards in 46 states.

• Rural Energy for America Program — CFDA 10.868

  USAspending.gov records $1.07B in obligations for the Rural Energy for America Program (CFDA 10.868) on 6,828 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Soil and Water Conservation — CFDA 10.902

  USAspending.gov records $808,062,253.09 in obligations for Soil and Water Conservation, CFDA 10.902, across 1,113 awards and 701 recipients.

• Watershed protection and flood prevention — CFDA 10.904 totals

  WATERSHED PROTECTION AND FLOOD PREVENTION (CFDA 10.904) shows $560.0M in USAspending.gov obligations on 187 awards to 148 recipients in 30 states.

• Environmental Quality Incentives Program — CFDA 10.912

  $7,272,945,768.04 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 10.912 on 155,247 awards and 296 recipients across 56 states. Not outlays.

• Emergency Watershed Protection Program — CFDA 10.923

  USAspending.gov records $1,460,029,907.48 in obligations for Emergency Watershed Protection, CFDA 10.923, across 724 awards and 433 recipients.

• Conservation Stewardship Program — CFDA 10.924

  USAspending.gov records $4.08 billion in obligations for the Conservation Stewardship Program, CFDA 10.924, across 56,345 awards and 52 recipients.

• Agricultural Conservation Easement Program — CFDA 10.931

  USAspending.gov records $6.03 billion in obligations for the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program, CFDA 10.931, on 1,723 awards.

• Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities — CFDA 10.937

  USAspending.gov records $1,416,392,997.79 in obligations for Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities, CFDA 10.937, across 120 awards and 112 recipients.

• Discrimination Financial Assistance Program — CFDA 10.984

  USAspending.gov records $2.01 billion in CFDA 10.984 obligations across 41,935 awards coded to 54 jurisdictions.

• Emergency livestock relief 2023–2024 flood and wildfire — CFDA 10.987

  CFDA 10.987 emergency livestock relief shows $560.3M in USAspending.gov obligations on 30,587 awards in 45 states. No recipient count in the extract.

• Supplemental Disaster Relief Program — CFDA 10.988

  USAspending.gov records $6.58 billion in obligations for the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program, CFDA 10.988, across 560,163 awards.

• Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) — CFDA 11.012

  USAspending.gov records $484.6M in obligations for CFDA 11.012 Integrated Ocean Observing System (114 awards, 46 recipients).

• Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program — CFDA 11.029

  USAspending.gov records $2.23 billion in obligations for the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program, CFDA 11.029, across 269 awards and 247 recipients.

• State Digital Equity Planning and Capacity Grant — CFDA 11.032

  USAspending.gov records $613.6M in obligations for State Digital Equity Planning and Capacity Grants, CFDA 11.032, across 110 awards in 56 jurisdictions.

• Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program — CFDA 11.035

  $41,601,000,001 in USAspending obligations for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program (CFDA 11.035) on 60 awards. Not outlays.

• Public wireless supply chain innovation fund — CFDA 11.038 totals

  CFDA 11.038 wireless supply-chain innovation shows $548.3M in USAspending.gov obligations on 35 awards to 30 recipients in 14 states.

• Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs — CFDA 11.039 totals

  REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION HUBS (CFDA 11.039) show $529.8M in USAspending.gov obligations on 98 awards to 75 recipients in 33 states.

• Economic Adjustment Assistance — CFDA 11.307

  USAspending.gov records $975.2M in obligations for Economic Adjustment Assistance (CFDA 11.307) on 433 awards across 59 states.

• Sea Grant Support — CFDA 11.417

  USAspending.gov records $695,928,976.45 in obligations for Sea Grant Support, CFDA 11.417, across 585 awards, 70 recipients, and 35 jurisdictions.

• Coastal Zone Management Administration Awards — CFDA 11.419

  USAspending.gov records $438.5M in obligations for CFDA 11.419 coastal zone management administration (170 awards, 41 recipients).

• NOAA Cooperative Institutes — CFDA 11.432

  USAspending.gov records $1.80 billion in obligations for NOAA Cooperative Institutes, CFDA 11.432, across 27 awards and 16 recipients in 16 states.

• Pacific Coast Salmon Recovery Pacific Salmon Treaty Program — CFDA 11.438

  USAspending.gov records $738,223,675.94 in obligations for Pacific Coast Salmon Recovery, CFDA 11.438, across 192 awards in 5 jurisdictions.

• Unallied Management Projects — CFDA 11.454

  USAspending.gov records $432.3M in obligations for CFDA 11.454 Unallied Management Projects (120 awards, 54 recipients).

• Habitat Conservation — CFDA 11.463

  USAspending.gov records $1,287,100,029.03 in obligations for Habitat Conservation, CFDA 11.463, across 265 awards and 164 recipients in 31 jurisdictions.

• Office for Coastal Management — CFDA 11.473

  USAspending.gov records $1.66 billion in obligations for Office for Coastal Management, CFDA 11.473, across 344 awards and 121 recipients in 36 states.

• Fisheries Disaster Relief — CFDA 11.477 obligation totals

  FISHERIES DISASTER RELIEF (CFDA 11.477) shows $564.8M in USAspending.gov obligations on 22 awards to 7 recipients in 8 states.

• Measurement and Engineering Research and Standards — CFDA 11.609

  USAspending.gov records $430.2M in obligations for CFDA 11.609 measurement and engineering research (462 awards, 189 recipients).

• Manufacturing Extension Partnership — CFDA 11.611

  USAspending.gov records $920.4M in obligations for the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (CFDA 11.611) on 106 awards in 51 states.

• Congressionally-identified projects — CFDA 11.617 obligation totals

  CONGRESSIONALLY-IDENTIFIED PROJECTS (CFDA 11.617) show $530.4M in USAspending.gov obligations on 178 awards to 135 recipients in 40 states.

• Conservation and Rehabilitation of Natural Resources on Military Installations — CFDA 12.005

  USAspending.gov records $626.2M in obligations for conservation on military installations, CFDA 12.005, across 284 awards and 72 recipients.

• Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities Program — CFDA 12.225

  USAspending.gov records $3.56 billion in obligations for Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities, CFDA 12.225, on 5 awards and 1 recipient.

• Basic and Applied Scientific Research — CFDA 12.300

  USAspending.gov records $4.50 billion in obligations for Basic and Applied Scientific Research, CFDA 12.300, across 4,802 awards and 755 recipients.

• Research on Chemical and Biological Defense — CFDA 12.360

  USAspending.gov records $771,657,370.44 in obligations for Research on Chemical and Biological Defense, CFDA 12.360, across 16 awards.

• Military Construction, National Guard — CFDA 12.400

  USAspending.gov records $1.85 billion in obligations for Military Construction, National Guard, CFDA 12.400, across 195 awards and 58 recipients.

• National Guard Military Operations and Maintenance Projects — CFDA 12.401

  $11,633,880,047.20 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 12.401 on 2,759 awards and 76 recipients across 54 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• National Guard Challenge Program — CFDA 12.404

  USAspending.gov records $750,452,192.07 in obligations for the National Guard Challenge Program, CFDA 12.404, across 207 awards and 37 recipients.

• Military Medical Research and Development — CFDA 12.420

  $9,673,629,752.95 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 12.420 on 5,102 awards and 719 recipients across 49 states. Not outlays.

• Basic Scientific Research — CFDA 12.431

  USAspending.gov records $3.16 billion in obligations for Basic Scientific Research, CFDA 12.431, across 2,237 awards and 445 recipients.

• Congressionally Directed Assistance — CFDA 12.599

  USAspending.gov records $467.9M in obligations for CFDA 12.599 Congressionally Directed Assistance (20 awards, 16 recipients).

• Community Investment — CFDA 12.600

  USAspending.gov records $670.2M in obligations for Community Investment, CFDA 12.600, across 33 awards and 31 recipients in 18 states.

• Basic, Applied, and Advanced Research in Science and Engineering — CFDA 12.630

  USAspending.gov records $2.56 billion in obligations for CFDA 12.630 science and engineering research across 797 awards and 279 recipients.

• Uniformed Services University Medical Research Projects — CFDA 12.750

  USAspending.gov records $1.78 billion in obligations for Uniformed Services University Medical Research Projects, CFDA 12.750, across 495 awards.

• Defense Production Act Title III (DPA Title III) — CFDA 12.777

  USAspending.gov records $2.08 billion in obligations for Defense Production Act Title III, CFDA 12.777, across 89 awards and 84 recipients.

• Air Force Defense Research Sciences Program — CFDA 12.800

  USAspending.gov records $4.58 billion in obligations for Air Force Defense Research Sciences, CFDA 12.800, on 2,483 awards.

• Civil Air Patrol Program — CFDA 12.840 obligation totals

  CIVIL AIR PATROL PROGRAM (CFDA 12.840) shows $526.8M in USAspending.gov obligations on 2 awards to 1 recipient. No state count is in the extract.

• Research and Technology Development — CFDA 12.910

  USAspending.gov records $2.81 billion in obligations for Research and Technology Development, CFDA 12.910, across 837 awards and 291 recipients.

• Green and Resilient Retrofit Program — CFDA 14.021 totals

  GREEN AND RESILIENT RETROFIT PROGRAM (CFDA 14.021) shows $555.5M in USAspending.gov obligations on 530 awards to 453 recipients in 42 states.

• Supportive Housing for the Elderly — CFDA 14.157

  USAspending.gov records $2.44 billion in obligations for Supportive Housing for the Elderly, CFDA 14.157, across 8,135 awards and 2,682 recipients.

• Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities — CFDA 14.181

  USAspending.gov records $586.4M in obligations for Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities, CFDA 14.181, across 8,666 awards and 2,727 recipients.

• Multifamily Housing Service Coordinators — CFDA 14.191

  USAspending.gov records $823,144,082.88 in obligations for Multifamily Housing Service Coordinators, CFDA 14.191, across 1,954 awards.

• Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program — CFDA 14.195

  $42,989,675,197 in USAspending obligations for the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program (CFDA 14.195) on 55,927 awards. Not outlays.

• Community Development Block Grants / Entitlement Grants — CFDA 14.218

  USAspending.gov records $5.24 billion in obligations for CDBG Entitlement Grants, CFDA 14.218, across 2,566 awards and 1,216 recipients.

• State CDBG and Hawaii Non-Entitlement Grants — CFDA 14.228

  USAspending.gov records $15.5 billion in obligations for State CDBG and Hawaii non-entitlement grants, CFDA 14.228, across 249 awards.

• Emergency Solutions Grant Program — CFDA 14.231

  USAspending.gov records $1.52 billion in obligations for the Emergency Solutions Grant Program, CFDA 14.231, across 1,140 awards and 388 recipients.

• HOME Investment Partnerships Program — CFDA 14.239

  $7,697,326,217 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 14.239 on 2,183 awards and 704 recipients across 56 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS — CFDA 14.241

  USAspending.gov records $1,218,014,724.69 in obligations for HOPWA, CFDA 14.241, across 444 awards and 196 recipients.

• Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Single Room Occupancy — CFDA 14.249

  USAspending.gov records $1.07B in obligations for Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation SRO (CFDA 14.249) on 272 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Economic Development Initiative, Community Project Funding, and Miscellaneous Grants — CFDA 14.251

  USAspending.gov records $2.16 billion in EDI and community-project obligations, CFDA 14.251, across 1,479 awards and 1,373 recipients.

• Continuum of Care Program — CFDA 14.267

  $11,550,106,501.68 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 14.267 on 23,202 awards and 2,757 recipients across 54 states. Not outlays.

• Housing Trust Fund — CFDA 14.275

  USAspending.gov records $658.9M in obligations for the Housing Trust Fund, CFDA 14.275, across 146 awards and 56 recipients in 55 jurisdictions.

• Public Housing Operating Fund — CFDA 14.850

  USAspending.gov records $27.2 billion in obligations for the Public Housing Operating Fund, CFDA 14.850, across 36,911 awards.

• Lower Income Housing Assistance Program Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation — CFDA 14.856

  USAspending.gov records $1.87 billion in obligations for Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation, CFDA 14.856, across 259 awards and 118 recipients.

• Indian Housing Block Grants — CFDA 14.867

  $12,449,217,995.96 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 14.867 on 487 awards and 391 recipients across 36 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers — CFDA 14.871 obligations

  $84,048,612,579 in USAspending obligations for Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers (CFDA 14.871) on 126,356 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Public Housing Capital Fund — CFDA 14.872

  USAspending.gov records $6.84 billion in obligations for the Public Housing Capital Fund, CFDA 14.872, across 6,486 awards.

• Mainstream Vouchers — CFDA 14.879

  USAspending.gov records $1.72 billion in obligations for Mainstream Vouchers, CFDA 14.879, across 19,569 awards and 622 recipients.

• Family Self-Sufficiency Program — CFDA 14.896

  USAspending.gov records $473.0M in obligations for CFDA 14.896 Family Self-Sufficiency (3,053 awards, 929 recipients).

• Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program — CFDA 14.900

  USAspending.gov records $884.3M in obligations for the Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program (CFDA 14.900) on 364 awards in 50 states.

• Energy Community Revitalization Program (ECRP) — CFDA 15.018

  USAspending.gov records $1.86 billion in obligations for Energy Community Revitalization (ECRP), CFDA 15.018, across 95 awards and 42 recipients.

• Aid to Tribal Governments — CFDA 15.020

  USAspending.gov records $469.4M in obligations for CFDA 15.020 Aid to Tribal Governments (306 awards, 162 recipients).

• Consolidated Tribal Government — CFDA 15.021

  USAspending.gov records $1.60 billion in obligations for Consolidated Tribal Government, CFDA 15.021, across 410 awards and 251 recipients.

• Tribal Self-Governance — CFDA 15.022

  USAspending.gov records $4.60 billion in obligations for Tribal Self-Governance, CFDA 15.022, across 840 awards and 150 recipients.

• Assistance to Tribally Controlled Community Colleges and Universities — CFDA 15.027

  USAspending.gov records $886.4M in obligations for tribally controlled colleges and universities (CFDA 15.027) on 125 awards in 13 states.

• Indian Law Enforcement — CFDA 15.030

  USAspending.gov records $1.54 billion in obligations for Indian Law Enforcement, CFDA 15.030, across 264 awards and 126 recipients in 29 states.

• Forestry on Indian Lands — CFDA 15.035

  USAspending.gov records $858,354,013.76 in obligations for Forestry on Indian Lands, CFDA 15.035, across 587 awards and 190 recipients.

• Indian Rights Protection — CFDA 15.036 obligation totals

  INDIAN RIGHTS PROTECTION (CFDA 15.036) shows $541.0M in USAspending.gov obligations on 148 awards to 59 recipients in 16 states.

• Indian School Equalization — CFDA 15.042

  USAspending.gov records $593.0M in obligations for Indian School Equalization, CFDA 15.042, across 98 awards and 77 recipients in 18 states.

• Indian Education Facilities, Operations, and Maintenance — CFDA 15.047

  USAspending.gov records $866.4M in obligations for Indian education facilities operations and maintenance (CFDA 15.047) on 88 awards.

• BIA Facilities Operations and Maintenance — CFDA 15.048

  USAspending.gov records $458.7M in obligations for CFDA 15.048 BIA facilities operations (33 awards, 20 recipients).

• Indian Employment Assistance — CFDA 15.108

  USAspending.gov records $463.5M in obligations for CFDA 15.108 Indian Employment Assistance (70 awards, 39 recipients).

• Southern Nevada public land management — CFDA 15.235 totals

  SOUTHERN NEVADA PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT (CFDA 15.235) shows $556.3M in USAspending.gov obligations on 69 awards to 20 recipients in 2 states.

• Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation (AMLR) — CFDA 15.252

  USAspending.gov records $5.92 billion in obligations for Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation, CFDA 15.252, across 355 awards and 28 recipients.

• Water Recycling and Desalination Construction Programs — CFDA 15.504

  USAspending.gov records $1.01B in obligations for water recycling and desalination construction (CFDA 15.504) on 94 awards in 11 states.

• WaterSMART — CFDA 15.507

  USAspending.gov records $459.8M in obligations for CFDA 15.507 WaterSMART (704 awards, 460 recipients, 22 jurisdictions).

• Reclamation States Emergency Drought Relief — CFDA 15.514

  USAspending.gov records $455.8M in obligations for CFDA 15.514 Reclamation drought relief (186 awards, 139 recipients).

• Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act — CFDA 15.517

  USAspending.gov records $491.3M in obligations for CFDA 15.517 Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act (209 awards, 99 recipients).

• Garrison Diversion Unit — CFDA 15.518

  USAspending.gov records $619.7M in obligations for the Garrison Diversion Unit, CFDA 15.518, across 23 awards and 9 recipients in 1 state.

• Sport Fish Restoration — CFDA 15.605

  USAspending.gov records $1.83 billion in obligations for Sport Fish Restoration, CFDA 15.605, across 1,998 awards and 66 recipients.

• Wildlife Restoration and Basic Hunter Education and Safety — CFDA 15.611

  USAspending.gov records $4.90 billion in obligations for Wildlife Restoration and Hunter Education, CFDA 15.611, on 2,427 awards.

• North American Wetlands Conservation Fund — CFDA 15.623 totals

  NORTH AMERICAN WETLANDS CONSERVATION FUND (CFDA 15.623) shows $569.4M in USAspending.gov obligations on 450 awards to 88 recipients.

• U.S. Geological Survey Research and Data Collection — CFDA 15.808

  USAspending.gov records $672.4M in obligations for U.S. Geological Survey Research and Data Collection, CFDA 15.808, across 1,045 awards.

• Economic, Social, and Political Development of the Territories — CFDA 15.875

  USAspending.gov records $3.46 billion in obligations for Economic, Social, and Political Development of the Territories, CFDA 15.875, across 1,224 awards.

• Historic Preservation Fund Grants-in-Aid — CFDA 15.904

  USAspending.gov records $487.4M in obligations for CFDA 15.904 Historic Preservation Fund grants (1,686 awards, 585 recipients).

• Outdoor Recreation Acquisition, Development and Planning — CFDA 15.916

  USAspending.gov records $1.81 billion in obligations for Outdoor Recreation Acquisition, Development and Planning, CFDA 15.916, across 2,827 awards.

• Missing Children's Assistance — CFDA 16.543

  USAspending.gov records $455.8M in obligations for CFDA 16.543 Missing Children's Assistance (159 awards, 80 recipients).

• Crime Victim Assistance — CFDA 16.575

  USAspending.gov records $5.08 billion in obligations for Crime Victim Assistance, CFDA 16.575, across 230 awards and 56 recipients.

• Crime Victim Compensation — CFDA 16.576

  USAspending.gov records $462.9M in obligations for CFDA 16.576 Crime Victim Compensation (150 awards, 55 recipients).

• Violence Against Women Formula Grants — CFDA 16.588

  USAspending.gov records $846,545,806.38 in obligations for Violence Against Women Formula Grants, CFDA 16.588, across 290 awards and 56 recipients.

• Public Safety Partnership and Community Policing Grants — CFDA 16.710

  USAspending.gov records $1.57 billion in obligations for COPS community policing grants, CFDA 16.710, across 2,899 awards and 2,197 recipients.

• Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program — CFDA 16.738

  USAspending.gov records $1.53 billion in obligations for the Edward Byrne Memorial JAG Program, CFDA 16.738, across 2,305 awards and 1,197 recipients.

• Congressionally Recommended Awards — CFDA 16.753

  USAspending.gov records $593.6M in obligations for Congressionally Recommended Awards, CFDA 16.753, across 778 awards and 665 recipients in 49 states.

• Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Other Substances Use Program — CFDA 16.838

  USAspending.gov records $774,298,797.93 in obligations for COSSUP, CFDA 16.838, across 456 awards, 360 recipients, and 53 jurisdictions.

• Employment Service/Wagner-Peyser Funded Activities — CFDA 17.207

  USAspending.gov records $3.29 billion in obligations for Employment Service/Wagner-Peyser Funded Activities, CFDA 17.207, across 426 awards.

• Unemployment Insurance — CFDA 17.225

  USAspending.gov records $23.3 billion in obligations for Unemployment Insurance, CFDA 17.225, across 1,203 awards and 61 recipients.

• Senior Community Service Employment Program — CFDA 17.235

  USAspending.gov records $1,284,092,152.98 in obligations for SCSEP, CFDA 17.235, across 380 awards and 81 recipients.

• WIOA Adult Program — CFDA 17.258

  USAspending.gov records $2.68 billion in obligations for the WIOA Adult Program, CFDA 17.258, across 173 awards and 65 recipients.

• WIOA Youth Activities — CFDA 17.259

  $8,595,994,918.34 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 17.259 on 269 awards and 59 recipients across 57 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• H-1B Job Training Grants — CFDA 17.268

  USAspending.gov records $617.9M in obligations for H-1B Job Training Grants, CFDA 17.268, across 153 awards and 139 recipients in 43 states.

• Reentry Employment Opportunities — CFDA 17.270

  USAspending.gov records $622.0M in obligations for Reentry Employment Opportunities, CFDA 17.270, across 238 awards and 157 recipients in 46 states.

• YouthBuild — CFDA 17.274 obligation totals

  YOUTHBUILD (CFDA 17.274) shows $504.3M in USAspending.gov obligations on 395 awards to 249 recipients in 47 states.

• WIOA National Dislocated Worker Grants / WIA National Emergency Grants — CFDA 17.277

  USAspending.gov records $927.8M in obligations for WIOA National Dislocated Worker Grants (CFDA 17.277) on 183 awards in 49 states.

• WIOA Dislocated Worker Formula Grants — CFDA 17.278

  USAspending.gov records $3.26 billion in obligations for WIOA Dislocated Worker Formula Grants, CFDA 17.278, across 161 awards and 54 recipients.

• Registered Apprenticeship — CFDA 17.285

  USAspending.gov records $823,907,720.27 in obligations for Registered Apprenticeship, CFDA 17.285, across 304 awards, 144 recipients, and 57 jurisdictions.

• Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending — CFDA 17.289

  USAspending.gov records $418.7M in obligations for CFDA 17.289 community project funding (498 awards, 455 recipients).

• International Labor Programs — CFDA 17.401

  USAspending.gov records $610.0M in obligations for International Labor Programs, CFDA 17.401, across 103 awards and 31 recipients in 2 states.

• Jobs for Veterans State Grants — CFDA 17.801

  USAspending.gov records $942.0M in obligations for Jobs for Veterans State Grants (CFDA 17.801) on 294 awards across 54 states.

• Environmental and Scientific Partnerships and Programs — CFDA 19.017

  USAspending.gov records $880.3M in obligations for environmental and scientific partnerships (CFDA 19.017) on 179 awards. 0 states coded.

• International Programs to Support Democracy, Human Rights and Labor — CFDA 19.345

  USAspending.gov records $1.53 billion in obligations for international democracy, human rights, and labor programs, CFDA 19.345, across 32 awards.

• Academic Exchange Programs — Graduate Students — CFDA 19.400

  USAspending.gov records $787,960,994.31 in obligations for Academic Exchange Programs - Graduate Students, CFDA 19.400, across 120 awards.

• Professional and Cultural Exchange Programs — Citizen Exchanges — CFDA 19.415

  USAspending.gov records $722,816,978.17 in obligations for Professional and Cultural Exchange Programs - Citizen Exchanges, CFDA 19.415, across 271 awards.

• U.S. Refugee Admissions Program — CFDA 19.510

  USAspending.gov records $1.80 billion in obligations for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program, CFDA 19.510, across 111 awards and 15 recipients.

• Contributions to International Organizations for Overseas Assistance — CFDA 19.515

  $10,890,636,441.18 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 19.515 on 248 awards and 15 recipients with 0 states coded. Obligations, not outlays.

• Overseas Refugee Assistance Programs for Africa — CFDA 19.517

  USAspending.gov records $2.10 billion in obligations for Overseas Refugee Assistance Programs for Africa, CFDA 19.517, across 368 awards and 81 recipients.

• Overseas refugee assistance for Near East — CFDA 19.519 totals

  CFDA 19.519 Near East refugee aid shows $509.5M in USAspending.gov obligations on 188 awards to 54 recipients. No state count.

• Criminal Justice Systems — CFDA 19.703

  USAspending.gov records $616.0M in obligations for Criminal Justice Systems, CFDA 19.703, across 764 awards and 107 recipients with 0 states coded.

• Trans-National Crime — CFDA 19.705 obligation totals

  TRANS-NATIONAL CRIME (CFDA 19.705) shows $508.1M in USAspending.gov obligations on 283 awards to 83 recipients. No state count is in the extract.

• Assessed Contributions for State Department — CFDA 19.707

  USAspending.gov records $2.61 billion in obligations for Assessed Contributions for State Department, CFDA 19.707, across 31 awards and 3 recipients.

• Contributions to International Organizations-CIO — CFDA 19.790

  USAspending.gov records $2.82 billion in obligations for Contributions to International Organizations-CIO, CFDA 19.790, across 80 awards and 20 recipients.

• Voluntary Contributions to International Organizations — CFDA 19.791

  USAspending.gov records $813,608,996.52 in obligations for Voluntary Contributions to International Organizations, CFDA 19.791, across 92 awards.

• Weapons Removal and Abatement — CFDA 19.800

  USAspending.gov records $1,123,969,896.56 in obligations for Weapons Removal and Abatement, CFDA 19.800, across 208 awards and 35 recipients.

• Airport Improvement and Related Airport Programs — CFDA 20.106

  $12,127,682,384.19 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 20.106 on 5,526 awards and 1,727 recipients across 59 states. Not outlays.

• Highway Research and Development Program — CFDA 20.200

  USAspending.gov records $603.4M in obligations for the Highway Research and Development Program, CFDA 20.200, across 364 awards in 52 jurisdictions.

• Highway Planning and Construction — CFDA 20.205 obligations

  $195,401,706,270 in USAspending obligations for Highway Planning and Construction (CFDA 20.205) on 96,838 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Motor Carrier Safety Assistance — CFDA 20.218

  USAspending.gov records $810,506,219.54 in obligations for Motor Carrier Safety Assistance, CFDA 20.218, across 116 awards and 62 recipients.

• Bridge Formula Program — CFDA 20.263

  USAspending.gov records $2.38 billion in obligations for the Bridge Formula Program, CFDA 20.263, across 1,712 awards and 51 recipients.

• Bridge Investment Program — CFDA 20.264

  USAspending.gov records $993.7M in obligations for the Bridge Investment Program (CFDA 20.264) on 20 awards in 12 states.

• Emergency Relief (ER) Program — CFDA 20.271

  USAspending.gov records $620.0M in obligations for the Emergency Relief (ER) Program, CFDA 20.271, across 571 awards and 34 recipients.

• Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) — CFDA 20.272

  USAspending.gov records $978.3M in obligations for HSIP (CFDA 20.272) on 1,487 awards and 50 recipients across 50 states.

• National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure — CFDA 20.277

  USAspending.gov records $860,977,708.10 in obligations for National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure, CFDA 20.277, across 353 awards.

• National Highway Performance Program (NHPP) — CFDA 20.279

  USAspending.gov records $5.22 billion in obligations for the National Highway Performance Program, CFDA 20.279, on 1,725 awards.

• Surface Transportation Block Grant Program — CFDA 20.287

  USAspending.gov records $4.68 billion in obligations for the Surface Transportation Block Grant, CFDA 20.287, on 4,555 awards.

• Railroad Development — CFDA 20.314 obligation totals

  RAILROAD DEVELOPMENT (CFDA 20.314) shows $554.6M in USAspending.gov obligations on 16 awards to 15 recipients in 9 states.

• National Railroad Passenger Corporation Grants — CFDA 20.315

  $38,722,161,154 in USAspending obligations for National Railroad Passenger Corporation Grants (CFDA 20.315) on 19 awards and 1 recipient. Not outlays.

• Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements — CFDA 20.325

  USAspending.gov records $943.9M in obligations for CRISI (CFDA 20.325) on 141 awards and 107 recipients in 41 states.

• Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail — CFDA 20.326

  USAspending.gov records $6.30 billion in obligations for Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail, CFDA 20.326, on 85 awards.

• Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements Program — CFDA 20.337

  USAspending.gov records $966.6M in obligations for CRISI (CFDA 20.337) on 57 awards and 54 recipients in 27 states.

• Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail Grant Program — CFDA 20.340

  USAspending.gov records $592.6M in obligations for the Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail, CFDA 20.340, across 6 awards in 4 states.

• Federal Transit Capital Investment Grants — CFDA 20.500

  $13,182,398,235.75 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 20.500 on 187 awards and 95 recipients across 35 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Metropolitan and non-metropolitan transportation planning — CFDA 20.505

  CFDA 20.505 metropolitan and non-metro planning shows $552.4M in USAspending.gov obligations on 733 awards to 94 recipients in 51 states.

• Federal Transit Formula Grants — CFDA 20.507

  USAspending.gov records $33.8 billion in obligations for Federal Transit Formula Grants, CFDA 20.507, across 2,600 awards and 632 recipients.

• Formula Grants for Rural Areas and Tribal Transit Program — CFDA 20.509

  USAspending.gov records $3.66 billion in obligations for Formula Grants for Rural Areas and Tribal Transit, CFDA 20.509, across 723 awards.

• Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities — CFDA 20.513

  USAspending.gov records $1,178,557,047.05 in obligations for senior and disability transit, CFDA 20.513, across 569 awards.

• PRIIA Projects for WMATA — CFDA 20.524

  USAspending.gov records $450.5M in obligations for CFDA 20.524 PRIIA WMATA projects (4 awards, 1 recipient, 1 jurisdiction).

• State of Good Repair Grants Program — CFDA 20.525

  $8,739,280,376 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 20.525 on 203 awards and 76 recipients across 35 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Buses and Bus Facilities Formula, Competitive, and Low or No Emissions Programs — CFDA 20.526

  USAspending.gov records $4.26 billion in obligations for Buses and Bus Facilities programs, CFDA 20.526, across 938 awards and 445 recipients.

• Public Transportation Emergency Relief Program — CFDA 20.527

  USAspending.gov records $1.48 billion in obligations for Public Transportation Emergency Relief, CFDA 20.527, across 54 awards and 27 recipients.

• State and Community Highway Safety — CFDA 20.600

  USAspending.gov records $462.8M in obligations for CFDA 20.600 State and Community Highway Safety (272 awards, 69 recipients).

• Maritime Security Fleet Program or Ship Operations Cooperation Program — CFDA 20.813

  USAspending.gov records $718,690,614.61 in obligations for the Maritime Security Fleet Program, CFDA 20.813, across 131 awards and 13 recipients.

• Port Infrastructure Development Program — CFDA 20.823

  USAspending.gov records $946.5M in obligations for the Port Infrastructure Development Program (CFDA 20.823) on 77 awards in 31 states.

• Payments for Essential Air Services — CFDA 20.901

  USAspending.gov records $2.35 billion in obligations for Payments for Essential Air Services, CFDA 20.901, across 874 awards and 50 recipients.

• National Infrastructure Investments — CFDA 20.933

  USAspending.gov records $3.15 billion in obligations for National Infrastructure Investments, CFDA 20.933, across 332 awards and 211 recipients.

• Nationally Significant Freight and Highway Projects — CFDA 20.934

  USAspending.gov records $3.19 billion in obligations for Nationally Significant Freight and Highway Projects, CFDA 20.934, across 76 awards.

• National Infrastructure Project Assistance (MEGA Projects) — CFDA 20.937

  USAspending.gov records $620.9M in obligations for National Infrastructure Project Assistance (MEGA), CFDA 20.937, across 8 awards in 7 states.

• Safe Streets and Roads for All — CFDA 20.939 obligation totals

  SAFE STREETS AND ROADS FOR ALL (CFDA 20.939) shows $537.0M in USAspending.gov obligations on 797 awards to 763 recipients in 50 states.

• Capital Magnet Fund — CFDA 21.011 obligation totals

  CAPITAL MAGNET FUND (CFDA 21.011) shows $567.6M in USAspending.gov obligations on 100 awards to 81 recipients. No state count is in the extract.

• RESTORE Act Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability — CFDA 21.015

  USAspending.gov records $706,907,113.59 in obligations for RESTORE Act Gulf Coast programs, CFDA 21.015, across 137 awards in 5 jurisdictions.

• Pandemic Relief for Aviation Workers — CFDA 21.018

  $13,123,888,204.22 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 21.018 on 93 awards and 48 recipients in 5 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Coronavirus Relief Fund — CFDA 21.019

  USAspending.gov records $20.3 billion in obligations for the Coronavirus Relief Fund, CFDA 21.019, across 42 awards and 33 recipients.

• Community Development Financial Institutions Program — CFDA 21.020

  USAspending.gov records $454.4M in obligations for CFDA 21.020 CDFI Program (718 awards, 677 recipients).

• Emergency Rental Assistance Program — CFDA 21.023

  USAspending.gov records $19.0 billion in obligations for Emergency Rental Assistance, CFDA 21.023, across 327 awards and 275 recipients.

• Homeowner Assistance Fund — CFDA 21.026

  USAspending.gov records $2.42 billion in obligations for the Homeowner Assistance Fund, CFDA 21.026, across 24 awards and 22 recipients.

• Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds — CFDA 21.027

  $93,970,930,332 in USAspending obligations for Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (CFDA 21.027) on 185 awards. Not outlays.

• Appalachian Development Highway System — CFDA 23.003 totals

  APPALACHIAN DEVELOPMENT HIGHWAY SYSTEM (CFDA 23.003) shows $529.4M in USAspending.gov obligations on 91 awards to 12 recipients in 12 states.

• Universal Service Fund — High Cost — CFDA 32.002

  USAspending.gov records $24.2 billion in obligations for Universal Service Fund High Cost, CFDA 32.002, across 2,349 awards and 991 recipients.

• Universal Service Fund — Lifeline — CFDA 32.003

  USAspending.gov records $4.04 billion in obligations for Universal Service Fund Lifeline, CFDA 32.003, across 2,133 awards and 1,173 recipients.

• Universal Service Fund — Schools and Libraries — CFDA 32.004

  USAspending.gov records $6.66 billion in obligations for Universal Service Fund Schools and Libraries, CFDA 32.004, on 130,899 awards.

• Universal Service Fund — Rural Health Care — CFDA 32.005

  USAspending.gov records $1,384,094,647.96 in obligations for USF Rural Health Care, CFDA 32.005, across 42,020 awards.

• Affordable Connectivity Program — CFDA 32.008

  $12,818,298,289.70 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 32.008 on 63,439 awards and 1,641 recipients across 56 states. Not outlays.

• Emergency Connectivity Fund Program — CFDA 32.009

  USAspending.gov records $2.28 billion in obligations for the Emergency Connectivity Fund Program, CFDA 32.009, across 20,451 awards and 6,754 recipients.

• Supply Chain Reimbursement Program — CFDA 32.010

  USAspending.gov records $3.28 billion in obligations for the Supply Chain Reimbursement Program, CFDA 32.010, across 226 awards and 86 recipients.

• Science — CFDA 43.001

  USAspending.gov records $5.68 billion in obligations for Science, CFDA 43.001, across 9,071 awards and 628 recipients.

• Aeronautics — CFDA 43.002

  USAspending.gov records $427.7M in obligations for CFDA 43.002 Aeronautics (159 awards, 93 recipients, 36 jurisdictions).

• Exploration — CFDA 43.003

  USAspending.gov records $432.9M in obligations for CFDA 43.003 Exploration (135 awards, 92 recipients, 33 jurisdictions).

• Office of STEM Engagement (OSTEM) — CFDA 43.008

  USAspending.gov records $747,295,987.13 in obligations for NASA Office of STEM Engagement, CFDA 43.008, across 657 awards and 217 recipients.

• Grants to States — CFDA 45.310

  USAspending.gov records $475.6M in obligations for CFDA 45.310 Grants to States (166 awards, 60 recipients, 59 jurisdictions).

• Engineering — CFDA 47.041

  USAspending.gov records $3.24 billion in obligations for Engineering, CFDA 47.041, across 4,865 awards and 392 recipients.

• Mathematical and Physical Sciences — CFDA 47.049

  $7,778,163,487 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 47.049 on 7,267 awards and 532 recipients across 52 states. Not outlays.

• Geosciences — CFDA 47.050

  USAspending.gov records $6.09 billion in obligations for Geosciences, CFDA 47.050, across 3,893 awards and 468 recipients.

• Computer and Information Science and Engineering — CFDA 47.070

  USAspending.gov records $4.79 billion in obligations for Computer and Information Science and Engineering, CFDA 47.070, on 5,961 awards.

• Biological Sciences — CFDA 47.074

  USAspending.gov records $3.66 billion in obligations for Biological Sciences, CFDA 47.074, across 3,359 awards and 560 recipients.

• Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences — CFDA 47.075

  USAspending.gov records $821,657,263 in obligations for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences, CFDA 47.075, across 2,176 awards.

• STEM Education (formerly Education and Human Resources) — CFDA 47.076

  USAspending.gov records $6.13 billion in obligations for STEM Education, CFDA 47.076, across 4,605 awards and 1,127 recipients.

• Polar Programs — CFDA 47.078 obligation totals

  POLAR PROGRAMS (CFDA 47.078) shows $520.7M in USAspending.gov obligations on 520 awards to 174 recipients in 44 states.

• Integrative Activities — CFDA 47.083

  USAspending.gov records $1,324,730,245 in obligations for Integrative Activities, CFDA 47.083, across 953 awards and 319 recipients in 54 jurisdictions.

• NSF Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships — CFDA 47.084

  USAspending.gov records $2.10 billion in NSF TIP obligations, CFDA 47.084, across 2,587 awards and 1,543 recipients.

• Social Insurance for Railroad Workers — CFDA 57.001

  USAspending.gov records $36.2 billion in obligations for Social Insurance for Railroad Workers, CFDA 57.001, across 289,580 awards.

• Small Business Development Centers — CFDA 59.037 obligation totals

  SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (CFDA 59.037) show $559.5M in USAspending.gov obligations on 251 awards to 67 recipients in 56 states.

• Grants to States for Construction of State Home Facilities — CFDA 64.005

  USAspending.gov records $753,953,783.46 in obligations for Grants to States for Construction of State Home Facilities, CFDA 64.005, across 107 awards.

• Veterans State Domiciliary Care — CFDA 64.014

  USAspending.gov records $1.92 billion in obligations for Veterans State Domiciliary Care, CFDA 64.014, across 41 awards and 35 recipients.

• Veterans State Nursing Home Care — CFDA 64.015

  USAspending.gov records $14.5 billion in obligations for Veterans State Nursing Home Care, CFDA 64.015, across 153 awards and 85 recipients.

• VA Homeless Providers Grant and Per Diem Program — CFDA 64.024

  USAspending.gov records $1,268,852,292.09 in obligations for VA Homeless Providers Grant and Per Diem, CFDA 64.024, across 1,068 awards and 371 recipients.

• Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance — CFDA 64.028

  USAspending.gov records $25.7 billion in obligations for Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance, CFDA 64.028, across 87,255 awards.

• Life Insurance for Veterans — Direct Payments — CFDA 64.031

  USAspending.gov records $1,398,970,693 in obligations for Life Insurance for Veterans direct payments, CFDA 64.031, across 102,473 awards.

• VA Supportive Services for Veteran Families Program — CFDA 64.033

  USAspending.gov records $2.46 billion in obligations for VA Supportive Services for Veteran Families, CFDA 64.033, across 822 awards and 262 recipients.

• CHAMPVA — CFDA 64.039

  USAspending.gov records $3.40 billion in obligations for CHAMPVA, CFDA 64.039, across 79,191 awards with a recipient count of 0.

• Burial Expenses Allowance for Veterans — CFDA 64.101

  USAspending.gov records $1.97 billion in VA burial-allowance obligations, CFDA 64.101, across 68,596 awards coded to 58 jurisdictions.

• Pension for Non-Service-Connected Disability for Veterans — CFDA 64.104

  USAspending.gov records $4.45 billion in obligations for Pension for Non-Service-Connected Disability for Veterans, CFDA 64.104, across 70,490 awards.

• Pension to Veterans Surviving Spouses, and Children — CFDA 64.105

  USAspending.gov records $1.71 billion in obligations for pension to veterans’ surviving spouses and children, CFDA 64.105, across 65,016 awards.

• Specially Adapted Housing for Disabled Veterans — CFDA 64.106

  USAspending.gov records $433.0M in obligations for CFDA 64.106 specially adapted housing (9,197 awards, 53 jurisdictions).

• Veterans Compensation for Service-Connected Disability — CFDA 64.109

  $410,307,752,180 in USAspending obligations for Veterans Compensation for Service-Connected Disability (CFDA 64.109) on 92,182 awards. Not outlays.

• Veterans Dependency and Indemnity Compensation — CFDA 64.110

  USAspending.gov records $24.6 billion in obligations for Veterans Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, CFDA 64.110, across 77,101 awards.

• Veteran Readiness and Employment — CFDA 64.116

  USAspending.gov records $2.94 billion in obligations for Veteran Readiness and Employment, CFDA 64.116, across 69,387 awards with 0 recipients.

• Survivors and Dependents Educational Assistance — CFDA 64.117

  USAspending.gov records $6.04 billion in obligations for Survivors and Dependents Educational Assistance, CFDA 64.117, on 81,399 awards.

• All-Volunteer Force Educational Assistance — CFDA 64.124

  USAspending.gov records $435.0M in obligations for CFDA 64.124 All-Volunteer Force Educational Assistance across 38,039 awards.

• Clean School Bus Program — CFDA 66.045

  USAspending.gov records $1.77 billion in obligations for the Clean School Bus Program, CFDA 66.045, across 636 awards and 275 recipients.

• Congressionally Mandated Projects — CFDA 66.202

  USAspending.gov records $1,225,343,431 in obligations for Congressionally Mandated Projects, CFDA 66.202, across 590 awards and 535 recipients.

• WIIN Small and Underserved Communities Emerging Contaminants Grants — CFDA 66.442

  USAspending.gov records $1.64 billion in obligations for WIIN small and underserved emerging-contaminants grants, CFDA 66.442, across 138 awards.

• Clean Water State Revolving Fund — CFDA 66.458

  USAspending.gov records $5.87 billion in obligations for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund, CFDA 66.458, across 239 awards.

• Drinking Water State Revolving Fund — CFDA 66.468

  $12,613,788,506 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 66.468 on 429 awards and 81 recipients across 52 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• EPA Consolidated Grants for the Insular Areas — CFDA 66.600

  USAspending.gov records $432.7M in obligations for CFDA 66.600 insular-area EPA grants (16 awards, 7 recipients, 4 jurisdictions).

• Performance Partnership Grants — CFDA 66.605

  USAspending.gov records $1.77 billion in obligations for Performance Partnership Grants, CFDA 66.605, across 452 awards and 324 recipients.

• Superfund Site-Specific Cooperative Agreements — CFDA 66.802

  USAspending.gov records $442.4M in obligations for CFDA 66.802 Superfund site-specific cooperative agreements (278 awards, 85 recipients).

• Brownfields cooperative agreements — CFDA 66.818 obligation totals

  CFDA 66.818 brownfields cooperative agreements show $577.7M in USAspending.gov obligations across 486 awards and 427 recipients.

• National Clean Investment Fund — CFDA 66.957 obligations

  $13,970,000,000 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 66.957 on 3 awards and 3 recipients in 2 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Zero Emission Technologies Grant Program — CFDA 66.959

  USAspending.gov records $6.75 billion in obligations for CFDA 66.959, the Zero Emission Technologies Grant Program, on 60 awards.

• Clean Communities Investment Accelerator — CFDA 66.960

  USAspending.gov records $6,000,000,000 in obligations for CFDA 66.960 on 5 awards and 5 recipients in 5 states.

• Office of Technology Transitions (OTT) Technology Deployment, Demonstration and Commercialization — CFDA 81.010

  USAspending.gov records $677.2M in obligations for OTT technology deployment and commercialization, CFDA 81.010, across 109 awards.

• State Energy Program — CFDA 81.041

  $8,040,179,769.49 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 81.041 on 422 awards and 116 recipients across 56 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Weatherization Assistance for Low-Income Persons — CFDA 81.042

  USAspending.gov records $5.61 billion in obligations for Weatherization Assistance for Low-Income Persons, CFDA 81.042, on 229 awards.

• Office of Science Financial Assistance Program — CFDA 81.049

  $12,472,159,646.33 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 81.049 on 4,936 awards and 1,051 recipients across 53 states. Not outlays.

• Conservation Research and Development — CFDA 81.086

  USAspending.gov records $2.24 billion in obligations for Conservation Research and Development, CFDA 81.086, across 869 awards and 509 recipients.

• Renewable Energy Research and Development — CFDA 81.087

  USAspending.gov records $3.53 billion in obligations for Renewable Energy Research and Development, CFDA 81.087, across 1,054 awards and 544 recipients.

• Fossil Energy Research and Development — CFDA 81.089

  USAspending.gov records $2.94 billion in obligations for Fossil Energy Research and Development, CFDA 81.089, across 580 awards and 241 recipients.

• Stewardship Science Grant Program — CFDA 81.112 totals

  STEWARDSHIP SCIENCE GRANT PROGRAM (CFDA 81.112) shows $509.2M in USAspending.gov obligations on 85 awards to 43 recipients in 28 states.

• Energy efficiency and renewable energy information assistance — CFDA 81.117

  CFDA 81.117 energy-efficiency outreach and training shows $524.2M in USAspending.gov obligations on 200 awards to 139 recipients in 45 states.

• Nuclear Energy Research, Development and Demonstration — CFDA 81.121

  USAspending.gov records $3.68 billion in obligations for Nuclear Energy Research, Development and Demonstration, CFDA 81.121, across 377 awards.

• Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy — CFDA 81.135

  USAspending.gov records $1.63 billion in obligations for ARPA-E, CFDA 81.135, across 665 awards and 328 recipients in 47 states.

• Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chain Demonstrations and Commercial Applications — CFDA 81.253

  USAspending.gov records $3.14 billion in obligations for Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chain Demonstrations, CFDA 81.253, across 70 awards.

• Grid Infrastructure Deployment and Resilience — CFDA 81.254

  $7,043,649,945 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 81.254 on 408 awards and 396 recipients across 55 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Clean Energy Demonstrations — CFDA 81.255

  USAspending.gov records $3.60 billion in obligations for Clean Energy Demonstrations, CFDA 81.255, across 77 awards and 72 recipients in 28 states.

• Adult Education - Basic Grants to States — CFDA 84.002

  USAspending.gov records $1.58 billion in obligations for Adult Education Basic Grants to States, CFDA 84.002, across 250 awards and 60 recipients.

• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants — CFDA 84.007

  USAspending.gov records $2.11 billion in FSEOG obligations, CFDA 84.007, across 8,492 awards and 3,565 recipients.

• Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies — CFDA 84.010

  $72,084,347,492 in USAspending obligations for Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies (CFDA 84.010) on 274 awards. Not outlays.

• Migrant Education State Grant Program — CFDA 84.011

  USAspending.gov records $982.6M in obligations for the Migrant Education State Grant Program (CFDA 84.011) on 131 awards.

• Special Education Grants to States — CFDA 84.027 obligations

  $66,405,886,055 in USAspending obligations for Special Education Grants to States (CFDA 84.027) on 347 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Higher Education Institutional Aid — CFDA 84.031

  USAspending.gov records $6.05 billion in obligations for Higher Education Institutional Aid, CFDA 84.031, across 1,633 awards.

• Federal Work-Study Program — CFDA 84.033

  USAspending.gov records $3.28 billion in obligations for the Federal Work-Study Program, CFDA 84.033, across 8,688 awards and 3,115 recipients.

• Impact Aid — CFDA 84.041

  $6,859,647,810.61 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 84.041 on 4,895 awards and 1,176 recipients across 51 states. Not outlays.

• TRIO Student Support Services — CFDA 84.042

  USAspending.gov records $2.24 billion in obligations for TRIO Student Support Services, CFDA 84.042, across 2,287 awards and 995 recipients.

• TRIO Talent Search — CFDA 84.044

  USAspending.gov records $1,064,796,985 in obligations for TRIO Talent Search (CFDA 84.044) on 625 awards and 410 recipients.

• TRIO Upward Bound — CFDA 84.047

  USAspending.gov records $3.05 billion in obligations for TRIO Upward Bound, CFDA 84.047, across 2,085 awards and 763 recipients.

• Career and Technical Education — Basic Grants to States — CFDA 84.048

  USAspending.gov records $5.31 billion in obligations for CTE Basic Grants to States, CFDA 84.048, across 311 awards and 54 recipients.

• Federal Pell Grant Program — CFDA 84.063 obligations

  $150,839,312,207 in USAspending obligations for the Federal Pell Grant Program (CFDA 84.063) on 33,615 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education — CFDA 84.116

  USAspending.gov records $699,815,064.25 in obligations for the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, CFDA 84.116, across 379 awards.

• Vocational Rehabilitation Grants to States — CFDA 84.126

  USAspending.gov records $15.8 billion in obligations for vocational rehabilitation grants to states, CFDA 84.126, across 351 awards.

• Magnet Schools Assistance — CFDA 84.165

  USAspending.gov records $777,833,287.51 in obligations for Magnet Schools Assistance, CFDA 84.165, across 79 awards, 52 recipients, and 19 states.

• Special Education Preschool Grants — CFDA 84.173

  USAspending.gov records $1.62 billion in obligations for Special Education Preschool Grants, CFDA 84.173, across 227 awards and 53 recipients.

• Special Education Grants for Infants and Families — CFDA 84.181

  USAspending.gov records $1.46 billion in obligations for Special Education Grants for Infants and Families, CFDA 84.181, across 230 awards.

• School Safety National Activities — CFDA 84.184

  USAspending.gov records $1.75 billion in obligations for School Safety National Activities, CFDA 84.184, across 530 awards and 437 recipients.

• Innovative Approaches to Literacy; Promise Neighborhoods; Full-Service Community Schools — CFDA 84.215

  USAspending.gov records $1,184,229,373.20 in obligations for CFDA 84.215 literacy and community-school programs, across 351 awards.

• Charter Schools — CFDA 84.282

  USAspending.gov records $2.04 billion in obligations for Charter Schools, CFDA 84.282, across 166 awards and 118 recipients.

• Twenty-First Century Community Learning Centers — CFDA 84.287

  USAspending.gov records $3.41 billion in obligations for Twenty-First Century Community Learning Centers, CFDA 84.287, across 152 awards.

• Education Research, Development and Dissemination — CFDA 84.305

  USAspending.gov records $930.8M in obligations for education research, development and dissemination (CFDA 84.305) on 484 awards.

• Special education personnel development — CFDA 84.325 totals

  CFDA 84.325 special education personnel development shows $562.1M in USAspending.gov obligations on 561 awards to 214 recipients in 54 states.

• Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs — CFDA 84.334

  USAspending.gov records $2.36 billion in GEAR UP obligations, CFDA 84.334, across 225 awards and 145 recipients.

• Rural Education — CFDA 84.358 obligation rollup

  RURAL EDUCATION (CFDA 84.358) shows $570.9M in USAspending.gov obligations on 8,993 awards to 4,477 recipients in 50 states.

• English Language Acquisition State Grants — CFDA 84.365

  USAspending.gov records $2.78 billion in obligations for English Language Acquisition State Grants, CFDA 84.365, across 346 awards and 194 recipients.

• Supporting Effective Instruction State Grants — CFDA 84.367

  $9,470,850,008.31 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 84.367 on 254 awards and 82 recipients across 52 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Grants for State Assessments and Related Activities — CFDA 84.369

  USAspending.gov records $842,786,790.73 in obligations for Grants for State Assessments and Related Activities, CFDA 84.369, across 119 awards.

• Comprehensive Literacy Development — CFDA 84.371

  USAspending.gov records $1,117,072,033.57 in obligations for Comprehensive Literacy, CFDA 84.371, across 57 awards and 43 recipients.

• Teacher and School Leader Incentive Grants — CFDA 84.374

  USAspending.gov records $436.6M in obligations for CFDA 84.374 teacher incentive grants (37 awards, 34 recipients).

• Education Innovation and Research (formerly i3) — CFDA 84.411

  USAspending.gov records $738,667,890.98 in obligations for Education Innovation and Research, CFDA 84.411, across 101 awards and 81 recipients.

• Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program — CFDA 84.424

  USAspending.gov records $5.41 billion in obligations for the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Program, CFDA 84.424, on 289 awards.

• Education Stabilization Fund — CFDA 84.425

  USAspending.gov records $892.0M in obligations for the Education Stabilization Fund (CFDA 84.425) on 320 awards in 49 states.

• Disaster Recovery Assistance for Education — CFDA 84.938

  USAspending.gov records $656.0M in obligations for Disaster Recovery Assistance for Education, CFDA 84.938, across 19 awards in 2 states.

• MCC Foreign Assistance for Overseas Programs — CFDA 85.002

  USAspending.gov records $2.31 billion in obligations for MCC Foreign Assistance for Overseas Programs, CFDA 85.002, across 74 awards and 23 recipients.

• Pension Plan Termination Insurance — CFDA 86.001

  USAspending.gov records $20.7 billion in obligations for Pension Plan Termination Insurance, CFDA 86.001, across 806 awards in 28 states.

• Equity Investments — CFDA 87.004 obligation totals

  EQUITY INVESTMENTS (CFDA 87.004) shows $535.7M in USAspending.gov obligations on 26 awards to 18 recipients. No state count is in the extract.

• Political Risk Insurance — CFDA 87.006

  USAspending.gov records $1.52 billion in obligations for Political Risk Insurance, CFDA 87.006, across 15 awards and 11 recipients with 0 states.

• Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council Oil Spill Impact Program — CFDA 87.052

  USAspending.gov records $594.2M in obligations for the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council Oil Spill Impact Program, CFDA 87.052, across 92 awards.

• HAVA Election Security Grants — CFDA 90.404

  USAspending.gov records $1.01B in obligations for HAVA Election Security Grants (CFDA 90.404) on 58 awards and 55 recipients.

• International Broadcasting Independent Grantee Organizations — CFDA 90.500

  USAspending.gov records $740,586,355 in obligations for International Broadcasting Independent Grantee Organizations, CFDA 90.500, across 9 awards.

• Special Programs for the Aging, Title III, Part B, Grants for Supportive Services and Senior Centers — CFDA 93.044

  USAspending.gov records $3.30 billion in obligations for Aging Title III Part B supportive services, CFDA 93.044, across 556 awards and 58 recipients.

• Aging Title III, Part C, Nutrition Services — CFDA 93.045

  USAspending.gov records $6.06 billion in obligations for Aging Title III Part C Nutrition Services, CFDA 93.045, on 1,012 awards.

• Special Programs for the Aging, Title IV and Title II Discretionary Projects — CFDA 93.048

  USAspending.gov records $654.6M in obligations for Aging Title IV and Title II discretionary projects, CFDA 93.048, across 411 awards.

• National Family Caregiver Support, Title III, Part E — CFDA 93.052

  USAspending.gov records $1,319,635,150.06 in obligations for National Family Caregiver Support, Title III Part E, CFDA 93.052, across 469 awards.

• Nutrition Services Incentive Program — CFDA 93.053

  USAspending.gov records $813,650,639.95 in obligations for the Nutrition Services Incentive Program, CFDA 93.053, across 922 awards.

• Global AIDS — CFDA 93.067

  USAspending.gov records $4.71 billion in obligations for Global AIDS, CFDA 93.067, across 223 awards and 161 recipients in 6 states.

• Public Health Emergency Preparedness — CFDA 93.069

  USAspending.gov records $783,433,541.23 in obligations for Public Health Emergency Preparedness, CFDA 93.069, across 15 awards and 15 recipients.

• Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act research — CFDA 93.077

  CFDA 93.077 tobacco control regulatory research shows $538.5M in USAspending.gov obligations on 171 awards to 78 recipients in 36 states.

• Strengthening Emergency Care Delivery Through Health Information and Promotion — CFDA 93.078

  USAspending.gov records $1,123,572,372.03 in obligations for Strengthening Emergency Care Delivery, CFDA 93.078, across 66 awards and 63 recipients.

• Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants — CFDA 93.086

  USAspending.gov records $726,961,389.19 in obligations for Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants, CFDA 93.086, across 256 awards.

• Guardianship Assistance — CFDA 93.090

  USAspending.gov records $1.72 billion in obligations for Guardianship Assistance, CFDA 93.090, across 257 awards and 54 recipients in 46 states.

• Affordable Care Act (ACA) Personal Responsibility Education Program — CFDA 93.092

  USAspending.gov records $2.13 billion in PREP obligations, CFDA 93.092, across 407 awards and 133 recipients.

• Food and Drug Administration Research — CFDA 93.103

  USAspending.gov records $1.66 billion in obligations for Food and Drug Administration Research, CFDA 93.103, across 880 awards and 346 recipients.

• Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbances (SED) — CFDA 93.104

  USAspending.gov records $614.3M in obligations for community mental health services for children with SED, CFDA 93.104, across 147 awards.

• Maternal and Child Health Federal Consolidated Programs — CFDA 93.110

  USAspending.gov records $1.48 billion in obligations for Maternal and Child Health Federal Consolidated Programs, CFDA 93.110, across 725 awards.

• Environmental Health — CFDA 93.113

  USAspending.gov records $3.54 billion in obligations for Environmental Health, CFDA 93.113, across 1,819 awards and 370 recipients.

• Oral Diseases and Disorders Research — CFDA 93.121

  USAspending.gov records $3.59 billion in obligations for Oral Diseases and Disorders Research, CFDA 93.121, across 2,007 awards and 318 recipients.

• Technical and Non-Financial Assistance to Health Centers — CFDA 93.129

  USAspending.gov records $994.9M in obligations for technical assistance to health centers (CFDA 93.129) on 218 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Injury Prevention and Control Research and State and Community Based Programs — CFDA 93.136

  USAspending.gov records $3.10 billion in obligations for Injury Prevention and Control Research and Programs, CFDA 93.136, across 839 awards.

• Community Programs to Improve Minority Health — CFDA 93.137

  USAspending.gov records $444.3M in obligations for CFDA 93.137 minority health community programs (195 awards, 173 recipients).

• NIEHS hazardous waste worker health and safety training — CFDA 93.142

  CFDA 93.142 NIEHS hazardous-waste worker training shows $527.7M in USAspending.gov obligations on 40 awards to 27 recipients in 18 states.

• NIEHS Superfund Hazardous Substances Basic Research and Education — CFDA 93.143

  USAspending.gov records $710,079,961.68 in obligations for NIEHS Superfund research, CFDA 93.143, across 85 awards.

• HIV-Related Training and Technical Assistance — CFDA 93.145

  USAspending.gov records $1,370,849,604.14 in obligations for HIV training and TA, CFDA 93.145, across 641 awards and 419 recipients.

• WICY Coordinated Services — CFDA 93.153

  USAspending.gov records $459.4M in obligations for CFDA 93.153 WICY coordinated services (115 awards, 114 recipients).

• Rural Health Research Centers — CFDA 93.155

  USAspending.gov records $596.7M in obligations for Rural Health Research Centers, CFDA 93.155, across 400 awards and 364 recipients in 48 states.

• National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment — CFDA 93.162

  USAspending.gov records $763,747,960 in obligations for National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment, CFDA 93.162, across 8,684 awards.

• Human Genome Research — CFDA 93.172

  USAspending.gov records $3.19 billion in obligations for Human Genome Research, CFDA 93.172, across 1,118 awards and 274 recipients.

• Research Related to Deafness and Communication Disorders — CFDA 93.173

  USAspending.gov records $3.72 billion in obligations for Research Related to Deafness and Communication Disorders, CFDA 93.173, across 2,053 awards.

• Immunization Research, Demonstration, Public Information and Education Training and Clinical Skills Improvement Projects — CFDA 93.185

  USAspending.gov records $1.01B in obligations for immunization research and demonstration (CFDA 93.185) on 28 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Tribal Self-Governance Program: IHS Compacts — CFDA 93.210

  $46,649,757,595 in USAspending obligations for IHS Tribal Self-Governance compacts (CFDA 93.210) on 225 awards and 151 recipients. Not outlays.

• Research and Training in Complementary and Integrative Health — CFDA 93.213

  USAspending.gov records $957.7M in obligations for complementary and integrative health research (CFDA 93.213) on 555 awards.

• Health Center Program — CFDA 93.224 obligations

  $43,363,669,977 in USAspending obligations for the Health Center Program (CFDA 93.224) on 4,264 awards and 1,378 recipients. Not outlays.

• Research on Healthcare Costs, Quality and Outcomes — CFDA 93.226

  USAspending.gov records $899.4M in obligations for healthcare costs, quality and outcomes research (CFDA 93.226) on 711 awards.

• Special Diabetes Program for Indians Prevention and Treatment Projects — CFDA 93.237

  USAspending.gov records $1,182,179,369.71 in obligations for Special Diabetes Program for Indians prevention and treatment, CFDA 93.237, across 403 awards.

• Mental Health Research Grants — CFDA 93.242

  $13,557,187,407.99 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.242 on 6,505 awards and 619 recipients across 52 states. Not outlays.

• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Projects — CFDA 93.243

  $12,651,361,460.94 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.243 on 5,092 awards and 2,583 recipients across 58 states. Not outlays.

• Advanced Nursing Education Workforce grants — CFDA 93.247 totals

  CFDA 93.247 advanced nursing education workforce shows $536.1M in USAspending.gov obligations on 230 awards to 164 recipients in 47 states.

• Children's Hospitals Graduate Medical Education Payment Program — CFDA 93.255

  USAspending.gov records $2.50 billion in obligations for Children's Hospitals Graduate Medical Education, CFDA 93.255, across 59 awards and 59 recipients.

• Family Planning Personnel Training — CFDA 93.260

  USAspending.gov records $1.07B in obligations for Family Planning Personnel Training (CFDA 93.260) on 96 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Occupational Safety and Health Program — CFDA 93.262

  USAspending.gov records $1,119,846,517.59 in obligations for the Occupational Safety and Health Program, CFDA 93.262, across 215 awards and 126 recipients.

• Immunization Cooperative Agreements — CFDA 93.268

  USAspending.gov records $3.75 billion in obligations for Immunization Cooperative Agreements, CFDA 93.268, across 66 awards and 58 recipients.

• Alcohol Research Programs — CFDA 93.273

  USAspending.gov records $3.87 billion in obligations for Alcohol Research Programs, CFDA 93.273, across 2,061 awards and 338 recipients.

• Drug-Free Communities Support Program grants — CFDA 93.276 totals

  DRUG-FREE COMMUNITIES SUPPORT PROGRAM GRANTS (CFDA 93.276) show $492.2M in USAspending.gov obligations on 1,060 awards to 952 recipients in 54 states.

• Drug Use and Addiction Research Programs — CFDA 93.279

  $11,966,347,937.16 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.279 on 5,019 awards and 701 recipients across 51 states. Not outlays.

• CDC Investigations and Technical Assistance — CFDA 93.283

  USAspending.gov records $17.3 billion in obligations for CDC investigations and technical assistance, CFDA 93.283, across 1,476 awards.

• Discovery and Applied Research for Technological Innovations to Improve Human Health — CFDA 93.286

  USAspending.gov records $2.80 billion in obligations for CFDA 93.286 health-technology research across 1,913 awards and 353 recipients.

• Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Program — CFDA 93.297 totals

  TEENAGE PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAM (CFDA 93.297) shows $530.9M in USAspending.gov obligations on 157 awards to 107 recipients in 38 states.

• Minority Health and Health Disparities Research — CFDA 93.307

  USAspending.gov records $3.44 billion in obligations for Minority Health and Health Disparities Research, CFDA 93.307, across 1,088 awards.

• Trans-NIH Research Support — CFDA 93.310

  $11,136,849,016.52 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.310 on 2,504 awards and 457 recipients across 52 states. Not outlays.

• Emerging Infections Programs — CFDA 93.317

  USAspending.gov records $1,386,637,025.78 in obligations for Emerging Infections Programs, CFDA 93.317, across 31 awards and 30 recipients.

• Protecting and Improving Health Globally — CFDA 93.318

  USAspending.gov records $432.2M in obligations for CFDA 93.318 global health capacity (70 awards, 59 recipients, 6 jurisdictions).

• CDC Partnership: Strengthening Public Health Laboratories — CFDA 93.322

  USAspending.gov records $890.1M in obligations for CDC public health laboratory partnership (CFDA 93.322) on 2 awards in 2 states.

• Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Diseases — CFDA 93.323

  $11,582,553,898.47 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.323 on 133 awards and 105 recipients across 52 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Strengthening Public Health Through Surveillance, Epidemiologic Research, Disease Detection and Prevention — CFDA 93.326

  USAspending.gov records $645.2M in obligations for public health surveillance and disease detection, CFDA 93.326, across 20 awards in 17 states.

• National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences — CFDA 93.350

  USAspending.gov records $5.20 billion in obligations for NCATS, CFDA 93.350, across 768 awards and 264 recipients in 40 states.

• Research Infrastructure Programs — CFDA 93.351

  USAspending.gov records $2.19 billion in obligations for Research Infrastructure Programs, CFDA 93.351, across 940 awards and 270 recipients.

• Construction Support — CFDA 93.352

  USAspending.gov records $430.2M in obligations for CFDA 93.352 Construction Support (65 awards, 63 recipients, 36 jurisdictions).

• 21st Century Cures Act — Beau Biden Cancer Moonshot — CFDA 93.353

  USAspending.gov records $839,069,334.40 in obligations for the Beau Biden Cancer Moonshot, CFDA 93.353, across 168 awards and 81 recipients.

• Public Health Emergency Response Cooperative Agreement — CFDA 93.354

  USAspending.gov records $29.3 billion in obligations for Public Health Emergency Response CFDA 93.354 across 655 awards and 335 recipients.

• Head Start Disaster Recovery — CFDA 93.356 obligation totals

  HEAD START DISASTER RECOVERY (CFDA 93.356) shows $551.6M in USAspending.gov obligations on 162 awards to 55 recipients in 14 states.

• BARDA Biodefense Medical Countermeasure Development — CFDA 93.360

  USAspending.gov records $2.34 billion in BARDA countermeasure obligations, CFDA 93.360, across 130 awards and 98 recipients.

• Nursing Research — CFDA 93.361

  USAspending.gov records $1,155,831,394.93 in obligations for Nursing Research, CFDA 93.361, across 679 awards and 194 recipients in 44 jurisdictions.

• 21st Century Cures Act — Precision Medicine Initiative — CFDA 93.368

  USAspending.gov records $1,244,657,073.02 in obligations for the 21st Century Cures Act Precision Medicine Initiative, CFDA 93.368, across 44 awards.

• 21st Century Cures Act BRAIN Research Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies — CFDA 93.372

  USAspending.gov records $617.1M in obligations for 21st Century Cures Act BRAIN neurotechnology research, CFDA 93.372, across 233 awards.

• Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) — CFDA 93.384

  USAspending.gov records $1.75 billion in obligations for ARPA-H, CFDA 93.384, across 145 awards and 109 recipients in 31 states.

• Cancer Cause and Prevention Research — CFDA 93.393

  USAspending.gov records $5.92 billion in obligations for Cancer Cause and Prevention Research, CFDA 93.393, on 2,497 awards.

• Cancer Detection and Diagnosis Research — CFDA 93.394

  USAspending.gov records $4.05 billion in obligations for Cancer Detection and Diagnosis Research, CFDA 93.394, across 1,875 awards and 417 recipients.

• Cancer Treatment Research — CFDA 93.395

  $8,755,707,172.30 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.395 on 3,545 awards and 632 recipients across 51 states. Not outlays.

• Cancer Biology Research — CFDA 93.396

  USAspending.gov records $6.67 billion in obligations for Cancer Biology Research, CFDA 93.396, across 3,004 awards and 336 recipients.

• Cancer Centers Support Grants — CFDA 93.397

  $8,305,216,099.12 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.397 on 290 awards and 117 recipients across 40 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Cancer Research Manpower — CFDA 93.398

  USAspending.gov records $1.89 billion in obligations for Cancer Research Manpower, CFDA 93.398, across 2,380 awards and 191 recipients.

• Cancer Control — CFDA 93.399

  USAspending.gov records $1,370,896,394.04 in obligations for Cancer Control, CFDA 93.399, across 101 awards and 79 recipients in 35 jurisdictions.

• Strengthening Public Health Systems through National Partnerships — CFDA 93.421

  USAspending.gov records $5.30 billion in obligations for CFDA 93.421 public-health systems partnerships across 328 awards.

• 1332 State Innovation Waivers — CFDA 93.423 obligations

  $44,582,825,972 in USAspending obligations for 1332 State Innovation Waivers (CFDA 93.423) on 19 awards and 19 recipients. Not outlays.

• ACL National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research — CFDA 93.433

  USAspending.gov records $795,715,483.21 in obligations for ACL NIDILRR, CFDA 93.433, across 594 awards, 182 recipients, and 38 jurisdictions.

• Every Student Succeeds Act Preschool Development Grants — CFDA 93.434

  USAspending.gov records $1.90 billion in obligations for ESSA Preschool Development Grants, CFDA 93.434, across 103 awards and 61 recipients.

• Indian Self-Determination — CFDA 93.441

  USAspending.gov records $6.17 billion in obligations for Indian Self-Determination, CFDA 93.441, across 415 awards and 207 recipients.

• HRSA COVID-19 claims reimbursement — CFDA 93.461 obligations

  $167,513,600,268 in USAspending obligations for HRSA COVID-19 claims reimbursement (CFDA 93.461) on 2 awards and 1 recipient. Not outlays.

• Title IV-E Prevention Program — CFDA 93.472

  USAspending.gov records $702,501,379 in obligations for the Title IV-E Prevention Program, CFDA 93.472, across 149 awards and 44 recipients.

• Congressional Directives — CFDA 93.493

  USAspending.gov records $3.85 billion in obligations for Congressional Directives, CFDA 93.493, across 2,528 awards and 1,956 recipients.

• Low Income Household Water Assistance Program — CFDA 93.499

  USAspending.gov records $720,956,890.38 in obligations for the Low Income Household Water Assistance Program, CFDA 93.499, across 259 awards.

• Grants for Capital Development in Health Centers — CFDA 93.526

  USAspending.gov records $932.9M in obligations for health center capital development (CFDA 93.526) on 1,301 awards and 1,286 recipients.

• Grants for New and Expanded Services Under the Health Center Program — CFDA 93.527

  USAspending.gov records $1,128,411,893.15 in obligations for health-center expanded services, CFDA 93.527, across 3,083 awards.

• Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Payment — CFDA 93.530

  USAspending.gov records $1,196,142,541.11 in obligations for Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Payment, CFDA 93.530, across 359 awards.

• MaryLee Allen Promoting Safe and Stable Families — CFDA 93.556

  USAspending.gov records $1,425,746,793.38 in obligations for MaryLee Allen Promoting Safe and Stable Families, CFDA 93.556, across 1,263 awards.

• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families — CFDA 93.558

  $86,584,258,353 in USAspending obligations for TANF (CFDA 93.558) on 559 awards and 120 recipients across 54 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Child Support Services — CFDA 93.563

  USAspending.gov records $21.1 billion in obligations for Child Support Services, CFDA 93.563, across 668 awards and 128 recipients.

• Refugee and Entrant Assistance State Programs — CFDA 93.566

  $14,042,806,560.08 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.566 on 959 awards and 246 recipients across 50 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Low-Income Home Energy Assistance — CFDA 93.568

  USAspending.gov records $23.0 billion in obligations for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance, CFDA 93.568, across 2,288 awards.

• Community Services Block Grant — CFDA 93.569

  USAspending.gov records $4.12 billion in obligations for the Community Services Block Grant, CFDA 93.569, across 712 awards and 140 recipients.

• Child Care and Development Block Grant — CFDA 93.575

  $60,505,499,877 in USAspending obligations for the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CFDA 93.575) on 2,566 awards. Not outlays.

• Refugee and Entrant Assistance Discretionary Grants — CFDA 93.576

  USAspending.gov records $833,162,767.85 in obligations for Refugee and Entrant Assistance Discretionary Grants, CFDA 93.576, across 110 awards.

• Refugee and Entrant Assistance Wilson/Fish Program — CFDA 93.583

  USAspending.gov records $1,203,230,835.70 in obligations for Refugee and Entrant Assistance Wilson/Fish, CFDA 93.583, across 60 awards and 42 recipients.

• Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention Grants — CFDA 93.590

  USAspending.gov records $1,078,758,817.80 in obligations for CBCAP grants, CFDA 93.590, across 259 awards and 102 recipients.

• Child Care Mandatory and Matching Funds — CFDA 93.596

  USAspending.gov records $29.8 billion in obligations for Child Care mandatory and matching funds, CFDA 93.596, across 2,003 awards.

• Head Start — CFDA 93.600 obligations

  $74,374,162,612 in USAspending obligations for Head Start (CFDA 93.600) on 5,258 awards and 1,704 recipients. Obligations, not outlays.

• Developmental Disabilities Basic Support and Advocacy Grants — CFDA 93.630

  USAspending.gov records $644.1M in obligations for Developmental Disabilities Basic Support and Advocacy Grants, CFDA 93.630, across 835 awards.

• Basic Health Program (Affordable Care Act) — CFDA 93.640

  USAspending.gov records $4.60 billion in obligations for the Basic Health Program, CFDA 93.640, across 19 awards in 4 states.

• Stephanie Tubbs Jones Child Welfare Services Program — CFDA 93.645

  USAspending.gov records $1,139,439,256.55 in obligations for child welfare services, CFDA 93.645, across 935 awards and 247 recipients.

• Foster Care Title IV-E — CFDA 93.658

  USAspending.gov records $30.2 billion in obligations for Foster Care Title IV-E, CFDA 93.658, across 378 awards and 77 recipients.

• Adoption Assistance — CFDA 93.659

  USAspending.gov records $21.5 billion in obligations for Adoption Assistance, CFDA 93.659, across 336 awards and 66 recipients.

• Social Services Block Grant — CFDA 93.667

  USAspending.gov records $5.37 billion in obligations for the Social Services Block Grant, CFDA 93.667, across 232 awards and 62 recipients.

• Family Violence Prevention and Services / Domestic Violence Shelter and Supportive Services — CFDA 93.671

  USAspending.gov records $649.3M in obligations for Family Violence Prevention and Services, CFDA 93.671, across 746 awards and 221 recipients.

• John H. Chafee Foster Care Program for Successful Transition to Adulthood — CFDA 93.674

  USAspending.gov records $693.6M in obligations for the Chafee Successful Transition to Adulthood program, CFDA 93.674, across 345 awards.

• Unaccompanied Children Program — CFDA 93.676

  $8,922,402,883.52 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.676 on 224 awards and 122 recipients across 35 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Expansion Grants — CFDA 93.696

  USAspending.gov records $1.69 billion in obligations for CCBHC Expansion Grants, CFDA 93.696, across 498 awards and 431 recipients.

• COVID-19 Testing and Mitigation for Rural Health Clinics — CFDA 93.697

  USAspending.gov records $631.7M in obligations for COVID-19 testing and mitigation at rural health clinics, CFDA 93.697, on 1 award.

• Mental and Behavioral Health Education and Training Grants — CFDA 93.732

  USAspending.gov records $881.5M in obligations for mental and behavioral health education and training (CFDA 93.732) on 571 awards.

• Children’s Health Insurance Program — CFDA 93.767 obligations

  $77,447,693,488 in USAspending obligations for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CFDA 93.767) on 308 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage — CFDA 93.770 obligations

  $364,143,471,494 in USAspending obligations for Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage (CFDA 93.770) on 4,625 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Medicare Hospital Insurance — CFDA 93.773 obligations

  $1,034,408,804,019 in USAspending obligations for Medicare Hospital Insurance (CFDA 93.773) on 4,645 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance — CFDA 93.774

  $1,348,149,557,546 in USAspending obligations for Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance (CFDA 93.774) on 4,708 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• State Medicaid Fraud Control Units — CFDA 93.775

  USAspending.gov records $1,165,641,151.57 in obligations for State Medicaid Fraud Control Units, CFDA 93.775, across 212 awards and 54 recipients.

• State Survey and Certification of Health Care Providers (Title XVIII Medicare) — CFDA 93.777

  USAspending.gov records $1.72 billion in obligations for Medicare survey and certification, CFDA 93.777, across 537 awards and 56 recipients.

• Medical Assistance Program — CFDA 93.778 obligations

  $2,726,881,251,405 in USAspending obligations for the Medical Assistance Program (CFDA 93.778) on 694 awards and 82 recipients. Obligations, not outlays.

• Opioid STR — CFDA 93.788

  USAspending.gov records $6.57 billion in obligations for Opioid STR, CFDA 93.788, across 377 awards and 256 recipients.

• Money Follows the Person Rebalancing Demonstration — CFDA 93.791

  USAspending.gov records $5.38 billion in obligations for Money Follows the Person, CFDA 93.791, on 43 awards and 43 recipients.

• State Survey Certification of Health Care Providers and Suppliers (Title XIX) Medicaid — CFDA 93.796

  USAspending.gov records $1,074,229,195 in obligations for Medicaid state survey certification (CFDA 93.796) on 215 awards.

• Rural Health Transformation Program — CFDA 93.798

  $10,000,000,000 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.798 on 50 awards and 50 recipients across 50 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• National Ebola Training and Education Center (NETEC) — CFDA 93.825

  USAspending.gov records $476.3M in obligations for CFDA 93.825 NETEC (46 awards, 41 recipients, 35 jurisdictions).

• Section 223 community mental health demonstration — CFDA 93.829

  CFDA 93.829 community mental health demonstration shows $546.1M in USAspending.gov obligations on 169 awards to 167 recipients in 43 states.

• Cardiovascular Diseases Research — CFDA 93.837

  USAspending.gov records $24.3 billion in obligations for Cardiovascular Diseases Research, CFDA 93.837, across 11,285 awards.

• Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Research — CFDA 93.846

  USAspending.gov records $4.32 billion in obligations for Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Research, CFDA 93.846, across 2,683 awards.

• Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases Extramural Research — CFDA 93.847

  USAspending.gov records $17.3 billion in obligations for diabetes, digestive, and kidney extramural research, CFDA 93.847, across 7,632 awards.

• Neuroscience and Neurological Disorders Research — CFDA 93.853

  USAspending.gov records $15.0 billion in obligations for neuroscience and neurological-disorder research, CFDA 93.853, across 8,146 awards.

• Allergy and Infectious Diseases Research — CFDA 93.855

  USAspending.gov records $36.4 billion in obligations for Allergy and Infectious Diseases Research, CFDA 93.855, across 13,068 awards.

• Biomedical Research and Research Training — CFDA 93.859

  USAspending.gov records $24.1 billion in obligations for Biomedical Research and Research Training, CFDA 93.859, across 11,117 awards.

• Child Health and Human Development Extramural Research — CFDA 93.865

  $9,376,027,510.30 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.865 on 5,688 awards and 640 recipients across 51 states. Not outlays.

• Aging Research — CFDA 93.866

  USAspending.gov records $27.5 billion in obligations for Aging Research, CFDA 93.866, across 10,634 awards and 903 recipients.

• Vision Research — CFDA 93.867

  USAspending.gov records $6.08 billion in obligations for Vision Research, CFDA 93.867, across 3,036 awards and 397 recipients.

• Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Homevisiting Grant Program — CFDA 93.870

  USAspending.gov records $2.35 billion in MIECHV obligations, CFDA 93.870, across 440 awards and 65 recipients.

• Medical Library Assistance — CFDA 93.879

  USAspending.gov records $603.4M in obligations for Medical Library Assistance, CFDA 93.879, across 363 awards and 147 recipients in 39 states.

• Rural Health Care Services Outreach, Network Development, and Quality Improvement — CFDA 93.912

  USAspending.gov records $1,158,191,723.86 in obligations for rural health outreach, CFDA 93.912, across 1,022 awards and 642 recipients.

• HIV Emergency Relief Project Grants — CFDA 93.914

  USAspending.gov records $5.31 billion in obligations for HIV Emergency Relief Project Grants, CFDA 93.914, on 113 awards.

• HIV Care Formula Grants — CFDA 93.917

  $8,702,597,920.60 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.917 on 129 awards and 62 recipients across 58 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• State-Based Comprehensive Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Programs — CFDA 93.919

  USAspending.gov records $1.04B in obligations for state-based breast and cervical cancer early detection (CFDA 93.919) on 200 awards.

• Healthy Start Initiative — CFDA 93.926

  USAspending.gov records $848,308,629.19 in obligations for the Healthy Start Initiative, CFDA 93.926, across 145 awards and 134 recipients.

• HIV Prevention Activities Non-Governmental Organization Based — CFDA 93.939

  USAspending.gov records $641.2M in obligations for NGO-based HIV prevention activities, CFDA 93.939, across 115 awards and 111 recipients.

• HIV Prevention Activities, Health Department Based — CFDA 93.940

  USAspending.gov records $6.33 billion in obligations for health-department HIV prevention, CFDA 93.940, across 497 awards.

• Assistance Programs for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control — CFDA 93.945

  USAspending.gov records $1,125,574,650 in obligations for Assistance Programs for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control, CFDA 93.945, across 316 awards.

• Block Grants for Community Mental Health Services — CFDA 93.958

  $7,116,316,868.29 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.958 on 1,001 awards and 377 recipients across 59 states. Not outlays.

• Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance Abuse — CFDA 93.959

  $10,683,315,492.99 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 93.959 on 445 awards and 71 recipients across 59 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• CDC Collaboration with Academia to Strengthen Public Health — CFDA 93.967

  USAspending.gov records $1.61 billion in obligations for CDC collaboration with academia, CFDA 93.967, across 73 awards and 71 recipients.

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Prevention and Control Grants — CFDA 93.977

  USAspending.gov records $603.1M in obligations for STD prevention and control grants, CFDA 93.977, across 62 awards and 50 recipients in 34 states.

• International Research and Research Training — CFDA 93.989

  USAspending.gov records $736,011,544.01 in obligations for International Research and Research Training, CFDA 93.989, across 588 awards.

• Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant — CFDA 93.991

  USAspending.gov records $464.8M in obligations for CFDA 93.991 Preventive Health Block Grant (183 awards, 61 recipients).

• Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant to the States — CFDA 93.994

  USAspending.gov records $2.65 billion in obligations for the MCH Services Block Grant, CFDA 93.994, across 319 awards and 61 recipients.

• AmeriCorps State and National 94.006 — CFDA 94.006

  USAspending.gov records $2.21 billion in obligations for AmeriCorps State and National, CFDA 94.006, across 423 awards and 147 recipients.

• High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program — CFDA 95.001

  USAspending.gov records $878.7M in obligations for HIDTA (CFDA 95.001) on 700 awards and 242 recipients in 45 states.

• Social Security Disability Insurance — CFDA 96.001 obligations

  $377,213,392,719 in USAspending obligations for Social Security Disability Insurance (CFDA 96.001) on 185,429 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Social Security Retirement Insurance — CFDA 96.002 obligations

  $3,041,365,405,202 in USAspending obligations for Social Security Retirement Insurance (CFDA 96.002) on 206,076 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Social Security Survivors Insurance — CFDA 96.004 obligations

  $272,722,367,014 in USAspending obligations for Social Security Survivors Insurance (CFDA 96.004) on 181,971 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Supplemental Security Income — CFDA 96.006 obligations

  $154,085,315,608 in USAspending obligations for Supplemental Security Income (CFDA 96.006) on 171,137 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Non-Profit Security Program — CFDA 97.008 obligation totals

  NON-PROFIT SECURITY PROGRAM (CFDA 97.008) shows $510.8M in USAspending.gov obligations on 104 awards to 57 recipients in 56 states.

• Flood Insurance — CFDA 97.022

  USAspending.gov records $3.22 billion in obligations for Flood Insurance, CFDA 97.022, across 31,888 awards and 38 recipients.

• National Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) Response System — CFDA 97.025

  USAspending.gov records $484.4M in obligations for CFDA 97.025 National Urban Search and Rescue (145 awards, 32 recipients).

• Flood Mitigation Assistance — CFDA 97.029

  USAspending.gov records $815,059,488.03 in obligations for Flood Mitigation Assistance, CFDA 97.029, across 87 awards and 33 recipients.

• Disaster Grants – Public Assistance — CFDA 97.036 obligations

  $217,152,975,613 in USAspending obligations for Disaster Grants–Public Assistance (CFDA 97.036) on 716 awards and 87 recipients. Not outlays.

• Hazard Mitigation Grant — CFDA 97.039

  $8,733,030,027.31 in USAspending obligations for CFDA 97.039 on 477 awards and 59 recipients across 56 states. Obligations, not outlays.

• Emergency Management Performance Grants — CFDA 97.042

  USAspending.gov records $769,301,275.39 in obligations for Emergency Management Performance Grants, CFDA 97.042, across 146 awards and 62 recipients.

• Assistance to Firefighters Grant — CFDA 97.044 obligation totals

  ASSISTANCE TO FIREFIGHTERS GRANT (CFDA 97.044) shows $515.7M in USAspending.gov obligations on 2,873 awards to 2,543 recipients in 51 states.

• Fire Management Assistance Grant — CFDA 97.046

  USAspending.gov records $418.6M in obligations for CFDA 97.046 Fire Management Assistance Grant (106 awards, 17 recipients).

• BRIC: Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities — CFDA 97.047

  USAspending.gov records $906.2M in obligations for BRIC (CFDA 97.047) on 206 awards and 103 recipients across 56 states.

• Disaster Assistance to Individuals and Households — CFDA 97.048

  USAspending.gov records $15.5 billion in obligations for disaster assistance to individuals and households, CFDA 97.048, across 791 awards.

• Presidential Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals and Households — Other Needs — CFDA 97.050

  USAspending.gov records $1,117,338,537.32 in obligations for disaster other-needs aid, CFDA 97.050, across 46 awards and 43 recipients.

• Homeland Security Grant Program — CFDA 97.067

  USAspending.gov records $2.87 billion in obligations for the Homeland Security Grant Program, CFDA 97.067, across 187 awards and 87 recipients.

• Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) — CFDA 97.083

  USAspending.gov records $594.0M in obligations for SAFER fire and emergency staffing, CFDA 97.083, across 530 awards and 510 recipients in 47 states.

• USAID Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas — CFDA 98.001

  $113,989,352,896 in USAspending obligations for USAID Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas (CFDA 98.001) on 4,192 awards. Not outlays.

• Ocean Freight Reimbursement Program (OFR) — CFDA 98.003

  USAspending.gov records $924.7M in obligations for Ocean Freight Reimbursement (CFDA 98.003) on 98 awards in 4 states.

• Food for Peace Development Assistance Program (DAP) — CFDA 98.007

  USAspending.gov records $1,209,126,670 in obligations for Food for Peace Development Assistance Program, CFDA 98.007, across 33 awards and 13 recipients.

• Food for Peace Emergency Program (EP) — CFDA 98.008

  USAspending.gov records $1.71 billion in obligations for Food for Peace Emergency Program, CFDA 98.008, across 113 awards and 25 recipients.

• USAspending in Colorado District 01, FY2024

  Colorado District 01: $8.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 18,032 awards. Place of performance, not HQ or outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Colorado’s 2nd district

  Colorado’s 2nd district shows $12.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 10,595 awards.

• USAspending in Colorado District 03, FY2024

  Colorado District 03 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $11.8 billion on 14,994 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• USAspending in Colorado District 04, FY2024

  Colorado District 04: $22.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 24,569 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Colorado District 05, FY2024

  Colorado District 05: $24.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 16,448 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Colorado District 06, FY2024

  Colorado District 06: $23.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 7,871 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending totals for Colorado’s 7th district

  Colorado’s 7th district shows $27.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,785 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Colorado’s district 90 bucket

  Colorado’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $33.3 billion in FY2024 obligations across 5,523 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Colorado vs Connecticut on USAspending: $8.1B vs $7.5B

  Colorado $8.1B vs Connecticut $7.5B in USAspending obligations. Award counts are close (91,723 vs 94,990); Connecticut’s $266.81 per capita leads $97.34.

• Colorado vs Georgia on USAspending: $8.1B vs $9.7B, nearly tied per person

  Georgia leads Colorado $9.7B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is nearly tied: $95.66 vs $97.34. Aircraft vs charter freight.

• Colorado vs Hawaii on USAspending: $8.1B vs $4.1B

  Colorado $8.1B vs Hawaii $4.1B in USAspending obligations. Hawaii’s $196.71 per capita doubles Colorado’s $97.34 on 1,446,146 residents vs 5,957,493.

• Colorado vs Louisiana on USAspending: $8.1B vs $4.7B

  Colorado $8.1B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana’s $268.17 per capita and $1.23B FY2026 double Colorado’s $97.34 and $579.9M.

• Colorado vs Michigan on USAspending: $8.1B vs $8.4B

  Michigan leads Colorado $8.4B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Colorado logs 91,723 awards vs 416,538; per capita is $97.34 vs $175.18.

• Colorado vs North Carolina on USAspending: $8.1B vs $6.3B

  Colorado $8.1B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. North Carolina logs 429,746 awards vs 91,723; Colorado’s $97.34 per capita leads $66.77.

• Colorado vs New Jersey on USAspending: $8.1B vs $8.1B

  New Jersey leads Colorado $8.1B vs $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Colorado logs 91,723 awards vs 1,162,765; per capita $97.34 vs $92.49.

• Colorado vs Ohio on USAspending: $8.1B vs $8.1B

  Ohio leads Colorado $8.1B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations by a thin margin. Colorado shows $97.34 per capita vs $61.66 on 5,957,493 residents vs 11.9M.

• Colorado vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $8.1B vs $5.5B

  Colorado $8.1B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita doubles Colorado’s $97.34; FY2026 $843.6M vs $579.9M.

• Colorado vs Texas on USAspending: $8.1B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Colorado $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs chartered freight air. Per capita $686.1 vs $97.34. Awards 530,634 vs 91,723.

• Colorado vs Utah on USAspending: $8.05B vs $4.06B

  Colorado holds $8.05B vs Utah’s $4.06B in USAspending obligations, but Utah leads per capita $199.06 vs $97.34 and FY2026 $697.4M vs $579.9M.

• Colorado vs Virginia on USAspending

  Colorado’s $8.1B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Only 91,723 awards vs 1,116,647. Chartered freight air vs IT.

• Colorado vs Washington on USAspending: $8.1B vs $7.3B

  Colorado $8.1B vs Washington $7.3B in USAspending obligations. FY2026 is nearly tied ($579.9M vs $584.6M); Washington logs 236,821 awards vs 91,723.

• Colorado’s federal award-obligation total

  Colorado shows $262.83B in USAspending.gov obligations and 240,277 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• AbilityOne Committee federal obligations through FY2026

  AbilityOne Committee obligated $9.3 million on 23 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 338.

• Commodity Futures Trading Commission obligations on USAspending

  Commodity Futures Trading Commission obligated $428.7 million on 426 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 339.

• Connecticut’s federal award-obligation total

  Connecticut shows $507.57B in USAspending.gov obligations and 169,224 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau federal obligations

  CFPB (CGAC 581) shows $695,302,955.96 in USAspending obligations across 763 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Consumer Product Safety Commission federal obligations

  Consumer Product Safety Commission obligated $190.4 million on 856 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 061.

• USAspending Contracts obligations — $4.98 trillion

  Federal contracts total $4,975,819,796,721 in USAspending obligations across 11,255,726 awards. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Corporation for National and Community Service federal obligations

  CNCS (CGAC 485) shows $3,360,420,794.38 in USAspending obligations across 2,244 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• CIGIE federal obligations through FY2026

  CIGIE obligated $6.6 million on 91 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 542.

• Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency federal obligations

  CSOSA obligated $155.6 million on 312 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 9553.

• FY2024 obligations in Connecticut’s 1st district

  Connecticut’s 1st district shows $46.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 10,978 awards.

• USAspending in Connecticut District 02, FY2024

  Connecticut District 02 FY2024 USAspending: $115.3 billion in obligations on 6,154 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Connecticut’s 3rd district

  Connecticut’s 3rd district shows $33.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 35,126 awards.

• Connecticut District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Connecticut District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $90.8 billion on 5,014 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Connecticut vs Georgia on USAspending: $7.5B vs $9.7B

  Georgia leads Connecticut $9.7B to $7.5B in USAspending obligations. Connecticut shows $266.81 per capita vs $95.66 on 3,675,069 residents vs 11.2M.

• Connecticut vs Hawaii on USAspending: $7.48B vs $4.09B

  Connecticut leads Hawaii $7.48B to $4.09B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $266.81 vs $196.71. FY2026 $980.5M vs $284.5M.

• Connecticut vs Louisiana on USAspending: $7.5B vs $4.7B

  Connecticut $7.5B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is nearly tied at $266.81 vs $268.17; Louisiana’s FY2026 is $1.23B vs $980.5M.

• Connecticut vs Michigan on USAspending: $7.5B vs $8.4B

  Michigan leads Connecticut $8.4B to $7.5B in USAspending obligations. Connecticut shows $266.81 per capita vs $175.18 on 3,675,069 residents vs 10.1M.

• Connecticut vs North Carolina on USAspending: $7.5B vs $6.3B

  Connecticut $7.5B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. Connecticut’s $266.81 per capita dwarfs NC’s $66.77; awards 94,990 vs 429,746.

• Connecticut vs New Jersey on USAspending: $7.5B vs $8.1B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Connecticut $7.5B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 94,990; Connecticut’s $266.81 per capita leads.

• Connecticut vs Ohio on USAspending: $7.5B vs $8.1B

  Ohio $8.1B vs Connecticut $7.5B in USAspending obligations. Connecticut’s $266.81 per capita dwarfs Ohio’s $61.66; both files lead with aircraft parts.

• Connecticut vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $7.5B vs $5.5B

  Connecticut $7.5B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Both files lead with aircraft parts; per capita $266.81 vs $205.98 on similar populations.

• Connecticut vs Texas on USAspending: $7.5B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Connecticut $7.5B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs aircraft parts. Per capita $686.1 vs $266.81. FY2026 $21.5B vs $980.5M.

• Connecticut vs Utah on USAspending: $7.48B vs $4.06B

  Connecticut $7.48B vs Utah $4.06B in USAspending obligations on near-equal Census counts. Per capita $266.81 vs $199.06. FY2026 $980.5M vs $697.4M.

• Connecticut vs Virginia on USAspending

  Connecticut’s $7.5B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Aircraft parts vs IT services; per-capita $266.81 vs $1,344.24.

• Connecticut vs Washington on USAspending: $7.5B vs $7.3B

  Connecticut $7.5B vs Washington $7.3B in USAspending obligations. Connecticut’s $266.81 per capita dwarfs Washington’s $73.46; FY2026 $980.5M vs $584.6M.

• USAspending in DC District 98 (non-voting / unspecified)

  District of Columbia District 98 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $198.7 billion on 64,764 awards. Code 98 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• FY2024 USAspending in Delaware’s at-large district

  Delaware’s at-large district shows $22.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 16,751 awards.

• Delaware vs Idaho on USAspending: $478.5M vs $1.2B

  Idaho $1.2B vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Construction vs armored vehicles. Per capita $80.33 vs $37.43. FY2026 $160.8M vs $39.4M.

• Delaware vs Maine on USAspending: $478.5M vs $776.4M

  Maine $776.4M vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Building equipment vs armored vehicles. Per capita $35.09 vs $37.43. Awards 26,048 vs 16,329.

• Delaware vs Montana on USAspending: $478.5M vs $1.2B

  Montana $1.2B vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Construction vs armored vehicles. Per capita $187.18 vs $37.43. FY2026 $212.9M vs $39.4M.

• Delaware vs North Dakota on USAspending: $478.5M vs $700.4M

  North Dakota $700.4M vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Construction vs armored vehicles. Per capita $63.75 vs $37.43. Awards 7,218 vs 16,329.

• Delaware vs Nebraska on USAspending: $478.5M vs $1.2B

  Nebraska $1.2B vs Delaware $478.5M USAspending obligations. Computer services vs armored vehicles. Per capita $175.68 vs $37.43.

• Delaware vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $478.5M vs $880.6M

  Rhode Island $880.6M vs Delaware $478.5M USAspending obligations. Confectionery vs armored vehicles. Per capita $71.48 vs $37.43.

• Delaware vs South Dakota on USAspending: $478.5M vs $1.0B

  South Dakota $1.0B vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Computers vs armored vehicles. Per capita $79.92 vs $37.43. Awards 8,274 vs 16,329.

• Delaware vs Texas on USAspending: $478.5M against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Delaware’s $478.5M. Per capita is $686.10 vs $37.43; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $39.4M.

• Delaware vs Virginia on USAspending: $478.5M vs $110.8B

  Virginia $110.8B vs Delaware $478.5M USAspending obligations. Computer services vs armored vehicles. Per capita $1,344.24 vs $37.43.

• Delaware vs Vermont on USAspending: $478.5M vs $1.0B

  Vermont $1.0B vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Missile parts vs armored vehicles. Per capita $72.92 vs $37.43. Awards 12,020 vs 16,329.

• Delaware vs Wyoming on USAspending: $478.5M vs $598.9M

  Wyoming $598.9M vs Delaware $478.5M in USAspending obligations. Construction vs armored vehicles. Per capita $126.96 vs $37.43. FY2026 $74.6M vs $39.4M.

• Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board federal obligations

  Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board obligated $23.7 million on 36 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 347.

• Delaware’s obligation book on 28,656 awards

  Delaware shows $42.01B in USAspending.gov obligations and 28,656 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Delta Regional Authority federal obligations through FY2026

  Delta Regional Authority obligated $140.3 million on 311 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 517.

• Denali Commission federal obligations through FY2026

  Denali Commission obligated $127.1 million on 178 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 513.

• Department of Agriculture federal obligations

  USDA (CGAC 012) shows $625,785,728,148.66 in USAspending obligations across 4,788,404 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Commerce federal obligations

  Commerce (CGAC 013) shows $89,712,039,641.68 in USAspending obligations across 26,809 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Defense federal obligations

  DoD (CGAC 097) shows $3,032,412,691,236.71 in USAspending obligations across 8,002,955 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Education federal obligations

  Education (CGAC 091) shows $398,145,700,789.94 in USAspending obligations across 110,653 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Energy federal obligations

  DOE (CGAC 089) shows $734,091,874,676.57 in USAspending obligations across 17,651 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Health and Human Services federal obligations

  HHS (CGAC 075) shows $7,025,971,430,185.67 in USAspending obligations across 308,423 awards through FY 2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Homeland Security federal obligations

  DHS (CGAC 070) shows $391,393,534,450.98 in USAspending obligations across 88,694 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Housing and Urban Development federal obligations

  HUD (CGAC 086) shows $237,190,044,286.12 in USAspending obligations across 2,227,390 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Justice federal obligations

  DOJ (CGAC 015) shows $63,292,860,893 in USAspending obligations across 131,498 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Labor federal obligations

  Labor (CGAC 1601) shows $67,148,133,656.96 in USAspending obligations across 11,507 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of State federal obligations (CGAC 072)

  Department of State awarding-agency CGAC 072 shows $165,614,781,383.14 in USAspending obligations across 11,855 awards through FY 2026.

• Department of State federal obligations (CGAC 019)

  Department of State awarding-agency CGAC 019 shows $117,759,659,797.09 in USAspending obligations across 99,423 awards through FY 2026.

• Department of the Treasury federal obligations (CGAC 020)

  Treasury awarding-agency CGAC 020 shows $187,335,487,204.52 in USAspending obligations across 28,952 awards through FY 2026.

• Department of the Treasury federal obligations (CGAC 014)

  Treasury-labeled awarding-agency CGAC 014 shows $92,383,199,595.16 in USAspending obligations across 99,694 awards through FY 2026.

• Department of Transportation federal obligations

  DOT (CGAC 069) shows $415,288,372,621.56 in USAspending obligations across 151,734 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Department of Veterans Affairs federal obligations

  VA (CGAC 036) shows $740,987,229,377.11 in USAspending obligations across 1,237,615 awards through FY 2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending Direct Payments obligations — $8.31 trillion

  Direct Payments total $8,311,618,265,456.02 in USAspending obligations across 6,669,960 awards. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• District of Columbia Courts federal obligations

  District of Columbia Courts obligated $139.0 million on 358 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 349.

• Federal obligations in the District of Columbia

  D.C. shows $264.98B in USAspending.gov obligations and 100,593 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Election Assistance Commission federal obligations

  EAC (CGAC 525) shows $1,015,740,092.88 in USAspending obligations across 79 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Environmental Protection Agency federal obligations

  EPA (CGAC 068) shows $69,137,321,923.67 in USAspending obligations across 16,045 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission federal obligations

  EEOC obligated $338.4 million across 1,004 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 045.

• Executive Office of the President federal obligations

  EOP (CGAC 1100) shows $1,291,234,204.67 in USAspending obligations across 1,527 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Export-Import Bank of the United States federal obligations

  Export-Import Bank obligated $296.3 million on 4,233 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 083.

• Federal Communications Commission federal obligations

  FCC (CGAC 027) shows $57,443,450,440.90 in USAspending obligations across 267,426 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Federal Election Commission federal obligations through FY2026

  Federal Election Commission obligated $43.2 million on 95 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 360.

• Federal Housing Finance Agency federal obligations

  Federal Housing Finance Agency obligated $1.1 million on 1 USAspending award through FY2026. CGAC 9566.

• Federal Labor Relations Authority federal obligations

  Federal Labor Relations Authority obligated $6.0 million on 83 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 054.

• Federal Maritime Commission federal obligations through FY2026

  Federal Maritime Commission obligated $15.4 million on 65 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 065.

• Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service federal obligations

  FMCS obligated $18.2 million on 119 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 093.

• Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission obligations

  Mine Safety Review Commission obligated $7.0 million on 84 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 368.

• Federal Trade Commission federal obligations through FY2026

  Federal Trade Commission obligated $630.2 million across 967 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 029.

• Florida’s 1st district FY2024 USAspending

  $15.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in Florida District 01, across 17,496 awards.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Florida’s 2nd district

  Florida’s 2nd district shows $40.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 9,540 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Florida's 3rd district

  Florida District 03 shows $7.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 18,829 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FL-04 FY2024 place-of-performance obligations

  Florida District 04 shows $7.4B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 11,032 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Florida’s 8th district

  Florida’s 8th district shows $50.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,249 awards.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Florida’s 10th district

  Florida’s 10th district shows $31.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,078 awards.

• Florida’s 13th district FY2024 USAspending

  $13.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in Florida District 13, across 5,838 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending obligations in Florida District 14

  Florida’s 14th district shows $11.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 5,698 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Florida's 17th district

  Florida District 17 shows $7.4B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 4,954 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Florida District 18

  Florida District 18 shows $8.1B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 6,059 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Florida District 19, FY2024

  Florida District 19: $9.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 58,067 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• Florida District 90: FY2024 USAspending obligations

  Florida District 90 logged $225.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 21,465 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Florida vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $22.7B vs $19.9B

  Florida holds $22.7B vs D.C.’s $19.9B in USAspending obligations, but D.C. per capita is $3,166.95 vs $161.99. Missiles vs management consulting.

• Florida vs Hawaii on USAspending: $22.7B vs $4.1B

  Florida leads Hawaii $22.7B to $4.1B in USAspending obligations, but Hawaii’s per capita is $196.71 vs $161.99. Missiles vs construction.

• Florida vs Illinois on USAspending: $22.7B vs $15.9B

  Florida leads Illinois $22.7B to $15.9B in USAspending obligations. Illinois logs far more awards (1,544,633 vs 466,388) on a smaller dollar stock.

• Florida vs Massachusetts on USAspending: $22.7B vs $13.5B

  Florida leads Massachusetts $22.7B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Massachusetts shows $364.70 per capita vs $161.99 on 7,136,171 residents.

• Florida vs Maryland on USAspending: $22.7B vs $30.1B

  Maryland leads Florida $30.1B to $22.7B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $315.60 vs $161.99. Computer services vs guided missiles.

• Florida vs Missouri on USAspending: $22.7B vs $10.4B

  Florida leads Missouri $22.7B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Missouri shows $262.46 per capita vs $161.99 on 6,245,466 residents.

• Florida vs New York on USAspending: $22.7B vs $11.9B

  Florida leads New York $22.7B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations. New York has more awards (705,506 vs 466,388) and $70.36 vs $161.99 per capita.

• Florida vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: $22.7B vs $28.1B

  Pennsylvania leads Florida $28.1B to $22.7B in USAspending obligations. Awards 1,468,918 vs 466,388. Per capita $239.68 vs $161.99.

• Florida vs Texas on USAspending: missiles versus pharmaceuticals

  Texas leads Florida $72.7B to $22.7B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $686.10 vs $161.99. Pharmaceuticals vs guided missiles and space vehicles.

• Florida vs Virginia on USAspending

  Florida’s $22.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Compare 23.4 million residents, awards, and missile vs IT industries.

• Florida’s USAspending obligation total

  Florida has $952.31B in USAspending.gov obligations and 878,079 awards for FY2024–2026. These are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Georgia District 01

  Georgia’s 1st district shows $10.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 16,466 awards.

• USAspending in Georgia District 02, FY2024

  Georgia’s 2nd district shows $11.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 57,022 awards.

• USAspending in Georgia District 05, FY2024

  Georgia District 05: $20.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 50,184 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Georgia District 11, FY2024

  Georgia District 11: $27.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 8,012 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Georgia District 12, FY2024

  Georgia District 12: $9.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 13,758 awards. Place of performance, not HQ or outlays.

• Georgia District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Georgia District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $72.1 billion on 14,725 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Georgia vs Hawaii on USAspending: $9.7B vs $4.1B

  Georgia $9.7B vs Hawaii $4.1B in USAspending obligations. Hawaii’s $196.71 per capita doubles Georgia’s $95.66 on 1,446,146 residents vs 11,180,878.

• Georgia vs Louisiana on USAspending: $9.7B vs $4.7B

  Georgia $9.7B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana’s $268.17 per capita and $1.23B FY2026 outpace Georgia’s $95.66 and $1.07B.

• Georgia vs Michigan on USAspending: $9.7B vs $8.4B

  Georgia leads Michigan $9.7B to $8.4B in USAspending obligations. Michigan shows $175.18 per capita vs $95.66 and FY2026 of $1.8B vs $1.1B.

• Georgia vs North Carolina on USAspending: $9.7B vs $6.3B

  Georgia leads North Carolina $9.7B to $6.3B in USAspending obligations on nearly matched Census counts: 11,180,878 vs 11,046,024 residents.

• Georgia vs New Jersey on USAspending: $9.7B vs $8.1B

  Georgia leads New Jersey $9.7B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 278,028; per capita is $95.66 vs $92.49.

• Georgia vs Ohio on USAspending: $9.7B vs $8.1B

  Georgia leads Ohio $9.7B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Populations are close (11.2M vs 11.9M); per capita is $95.66 vs $61.66.

• Georgia vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $9.7B vs $5.5B

  Georgia $9.7B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Both files lead with aircraft work; Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita tops Georgia’s $95.66.

• Georgia vs Texas on USAspending: $9.7B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Georgia $9.7B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs aircraft manufacturing. Per capita $686.1 vs $95.66. FY2026 $21.5B vs $1.1B.

• Georgia vs Virginia on USAspending

  Georgia’s $9.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Aircraft manufacturing vs IT; per-capita $95.66 vs $1,344.24.

• Georgia vs Washington on USAspending: $9.7B vs $7.3B

  Georgia leads Washington $9.7B to $7.3B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is $95.66 vs $73.46; FY2026 is $1.1B vs $584.6M.

• Georgia vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $9.7B vs $10.0B

  Wisconsin leads Georgia $10.0B to $9.7B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people (6.0M vs 11.2M) and $407.20 vs $95.66 per capita.

• Georgia’s USAspending obligation book

  Georgia shows $338.58B in USAspending.gov obligations and 535,884 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Government Accountability Office federal obligations

  GAO (CGAC 005) shows $765,932,457.62 in USAspending obligations across 942 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending Grants obligations — $5.46 trillion

  Federal grants total $5,455,743,675,595.86 in USAspending obligations across 723,291 awards. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending in Guam District 98 (unspecified)

  Guam District 98 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $11.9 billion on 9,709 awards. Code 98 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council federal obligations

  GCERC (CGAC 471) shows $902,478,603.18 in USAspending obligations across 120 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Hawaii’s indexed federal obligation total

  Hawaii shows $69.81B in USAspending.gov obligations and 84,240 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending in Hawaii District 01, FY2024

  Hawaii District 01: $22.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 32,693 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Hawaii District 02, FY2024

  Hawaii District 02: $8.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 12,790 awards. Place of performance, not HQ or outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Hawaii’s district 90 bucket

  Hawaii’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $8.5 billion in FY2024 obligations across 1,501 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Hawaii vs Louisiana on USAspending: $4.09B vs $4.71B

  Louisiana leads Hawaii $4.71B to $4.09B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $268.17 vs $196.71. FY2026 $1.23B vs $284.5M.

• Hawaii vs Michigan on USAspending: $4.1B vs $8.4B

  Michigan $8.4B vs Hawaii $4.1B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is close ($196.71 vs $175.18) despite Hawaii’s 1,446,146 residents vs 10,140,459.

• Hawaii vs North Carolina on USAspending: $4.09B vs $6.34B

  North Carolina leads Hawaii $6.34B to $4.09B in USAspending obligations. Hawaii per capita $196.71 vs $66.77. FY2026 $284.5M vs $737.5M.

• Hawaii vs New Jersey on USAspending: $4.1B vs $8.1B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Hawaii $4.1B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 75,796; Hawaii’s $196.71 per capita doubles $92.49.

• Hawaii vs Ohio on USAspending: $4.1B vs $8.1B

  Ohio $8.1B vs Hawaii $4.1B in USAspending obligations. Hawaii’s $196.71 per capita triples Ohio’s $61.66 on 1,446,146 residents vs 11,883,304.

• Hawaii vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $4.09B vs $5.46B

  Oklahoma leads Hawaii $5.46B to $4.09B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $205.98 vs $196.71. FY2026 $843.6M vs $284.5M.

• Hawaii vs Texas on USAspending: $4.1B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Hawaii $4.1B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs commercial construction. Per capita $686.1 vs $196.71. FY2026 $21.5B vs $284.5M.

• Hawaii vs Virginia on USAspending

  Hawaii’s $4.1B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. 1.45 million residents; building construction vs IT; per-capita $196.71.

• Hawaii vs Washington on USAspending: $4.09B vs $7.34B

  Washington leads Hawaii $7.34B to $4.09B in USAspending obligations. Hawaii per capita $196.71 vs $73.46. FY2026 $284.5M vs $584.6M.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Iowa District 01

  Iowa District 01 recorded $9.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 40,276 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• USAspending in Iowa District 02, FY2024

  Iowa District 02 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $13.5 billion on 57,882 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Iowa District 03

  Iowa’s 3rd district shows $10.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 51,302 awards.

• USAspending in Iowa District 04, FY2024

  Iowa District 04: $8.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 58,477 awards. Place of performance, not HQ or outlays.

• USAspending in Iowa District 90 (non-voting / unspecified)

  Iowa District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $20.0 billion on 3,876 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Iowa vs Kansas on USAspending: $3.84B vs $2.91B

  Iowa $3.84B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $127.17 vs $67.40. Wireless equipment vs computer systems. FY2026 $412.2M vs $200.2M.

• Iowa vs Kentucky on USAspending: $3.84B vs $3.82B

  Iowa edges Kentucky $3.84B to $3.82B in USAspending obligations. Kentucky per capita $142.10 vs $127.17. FY2026 $652.0M vs $412.2M.

• Iowa vs Minnesota on USAspending: $3.84B vs $2.74B

  Iowa $3.84B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $127.17 vs $66.07. FY2026 $412.2M vs $382.8M.

• Iowa vs Mississippi on USAspending: $3.84B vs $2.88B

  Iowa $3.84B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $127.17 vs $115.31. Wireless equipment vs shipbuilding. FY2026 $412.2M vs $339.4M.

• Iowa vs New Mexico on USAspending: $3.84B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico edges Iowa $3.93B to $3.84B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $127.17. FY2026 $2.01B vs $412.2M.

• Iowa vs Nevada on USAspending: $3.84B vs $2.86B

  Iowa $3.84B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $127.17. Wireless vs autos. FY2026 $412.2M vs $561.5M.

• Iowa vs Oregon on USAspending: $3.84B vs $2.67B

  Iowa $3.84B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $127.17 vs $56.06. FY2026 $412.2M vs $239.5M.

• Iowa vs South Carolina on USAspending: $3.84B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina edges Iowa $3.85B to $3.84B in USAspending obligations. Iowa per capita $127.17 vs $83.98. FY2026 $412.2M vs $460.1M.

• Iowa vs Tennessee on USAspending: $3.84B vs $3.58B

  Iowa leads Tennessee $3.84B to $3.58B in USAspending obligations and on per capita, $127.17 vs $97.50. Wireless vs couriers. FY2026 $412.2M vs $704.7M.

• Iowa vs Texas on USAspending: $3.8B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Iowa $3.8B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs wireless communications equipment. Per capita $686.1 vs $127.17. Awards 530,634 vs 48,706.

• Iowa vs Utah on USAspending: $3.84B vs $4.06B

  Utah leads Iowa $4.06B to $3.84B in USAspending obligations and on per capita, $199.06 vs $127.17. Metal vs wireless equipment. FY2026 $697.4M vs $412.2M.

• Iowa vs Virginia on USAspending: $3.8B next to $110.8B

  Iowa’s $3.8B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Compare 48,706 vs 1,116,647 awards, $127.17 vs $1,344.24 per capita, and FY2026.

• FY2024 USAspending in Idaho's 1st district

  Idaho District 01 shows $7.0B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 14,467 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Idaho’s 2nd district

  Idaho’s 2nd district shows $30.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 30,852 awards.

• Idaho District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Idaho District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $13.7 billion on 3,356 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Idaho vs Maine on USAspending: $1.2B vs $776.4M

  Idaho $1.2B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Related construction NAICS; per capita $80.33 vs $35.09. Awards 29,667 vs 26,048.

• Idaho vs Montana on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.2B

  Montana $1.2B vs Idaho $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Same lead industry; Montana per capita $187.18 vs $80.33. Awards 29,667 vs 21,487.

• Idaho vs North Dakota on USAspending: $1.2B vs $700.4M

  Idaho $1.2B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Same lead industry; per capita $80.33 vs $63.75. FY2026 $160.8M vs $50.8M.

• Idaho vs Nebraska on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.2B

  Idaho $1.2B vs Nebraska $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Twin populations; Nebraska per capita $175.68 vs $80.33. FY2026 $352.3M vs $160.8M.

• Idaho vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $1.20B vs $2.48B

  New Hampshire $2.48B vs Idaho $1.20B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $80.33. Awards 29,667 vs 9,224.

• Idaho vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $1.2B vs $880.6M

  Idaho $1.2B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $80.33 vs $71.48. Awards 29,667 vs 11,923. FY2026 $160.8M vs $79.5M.

• Idaho vs South Dakota on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.0B

  Idaho $1.2B vs South Dakota $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita nearly even: $80.33 vs $79.92. Awards 29,667 vs 8,274. FY2026 $160.8M vs $73.9M.

• Idaho vs Texas on USAspending: $1.2B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Idaho’s $1.2B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $80.33; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $160.8M.

• Idaho vs Virginia on USAspending: $1.2B in construction-led obligations

  Idaho’s $1.2B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Construction leads Idaho; per capita $80.33 vs $1,344.24. FY2026: $160.8M vs $11.8B.

• Idaho vs Vermont on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.0B

  Idaho $1.2B vs Vermont $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita close: $80.33 vs $72.92. Awards 29,667 vs 12,020. FY2026 $160.8M vs $47.3M.

• Idaho vs West Virginia on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs Idaho $1.2B in USAspending obligations. WV per capita $113.44 vs $80.33. Awards 29,667 vs 14,302.

• Idaho vs Wyoming on USAspending: $1.2B vs $598.9M

  Idaho $1.2B vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Same lead industry; Wyoming per capita $126.96 vs $80.33. Awards 29,667 vs 9,330.

• Idaho’s federal award-obligation total

  Idaho shows $85.66B in USAspending.gov obligations and 109,355 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 obligations in Illinois’s 7th district

  Illinois’s 7th district shows $10.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 9,841 awards.

• USAspending in Illinois District 08, FY2024

  Illinois District 08 shows $7.0B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,891 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Illinois District 10, FY2024

  Illinois District 10 shows $6.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 490,337 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Illinois District 11, FY2024

  Illinois District 11: $23.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 1,666 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Illinois District 12, FY2024

  Illinois’s 12th district shows $10.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 42,382 awards.

• Illinois’s 13th district FY2024 USAspending

  $15.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in Illinois District 13, across 12,108 awards.

• IL-17 FY2024 place-of-performance obligations

  Illinois District 17 shows $7.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 55,019 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• Illinois District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Illinois District 90 FY2024 USAspending: $124.9 billion in obligations on 27,285 awards. Unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Illinois vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $15.9B vs $19.9B

  D.C. leads Illinois $19.9B to $15.9B in USAspending obligations on 702,250 residents vs 12.7M. Per capita is $3,166.95 vs $143.78.

• Illinois vs Massachusetts on USAspending: $15.9B vs $13.5B

  Illinois leads Massachusetts $15.9B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Massachusetts shows $364.70 per capita vs $143.78 and a larger FY2026 slice.

• Illinois vs Maryland on USAspending: more IL awards, more MD dollars

  Maryland leads Illinois $30.1B to $15.9B in USAspending obligations, but Illinois has 1,544,633 awards vs 229,316. Per capita $143.78 vs $315.60.

• Illinois vs Missouri on USAspending: $15.9B vs $10.4B

  Illinois leads Missouri $15.9B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Missouri shows $262.46 per capita vs $143.78; Illinois logs 1,544,633 awards.

• Illinois vs New York on USAspending: $15.9B vs $11.9B

  Illinois leads New York $15.9B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people (12.7M vs 19.9M) and $143.78 vs $70.36 per capita.

• Illinois vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: two million-plus award files

  Pennsylvania leads Illinois $28.1B to $15.9B in USAspending obligations. Both have huge award files: 1,468,918 vs 1,544,633. Per capita $239.68 vs $143.78.

• Illinois vs Texas on USAspending: 1.54M awards on $15.9B

  Texas leads Illinois $72.7B to $15.9B in USAspending obligations, but Illinois has 1,544,633 awards vs 530,634. Per capita $143.78 vs $686.10.

• Illinois vs Virginia on USAspending

  Illinois posts 1,544,633 USAspending awards vs Virginia’s 1,116,647, but $15.9B vs $110.8B in obligations. Per-capita compared.

• Illinois vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $15.9B vs $10.0B

  Illinois leads Wisconsin $15.9B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $143.78 and FY2026 of $2.4B vs $1.8B.

• Illinois federal award obligations and record volume

  Illinois shows $431.05B in USAspending.gov obligations and 1,858,266 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending.gov obligations in Indiana District 02

  Indiana District 02 shows $7.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 17,476 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Indiana's 3rd district

  Indiana District 03 shows $8.0B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 17,775 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Indiana District 07, FY2024

  Indiana District 07 FY2024 USAspending: $144.7 billion in obligations on 7,721 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Indiana District 08

  Indiana District 08 shows $8.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 23,359 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Indiana District 09

  Indiana District 09 shows $7.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 12,094 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Indiana’s district 90 bucket

  Indiana’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $40.4 billion in FY2024 obligations across 6,987 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Indiana vs Iowa on USAspending: $3.83B vs $3.84B

  Iowa edges Indiana $3.84B to $3.83B in USAspending obligations. Iowa per capita $127.17 vs $80.53. FY2026 $412.2M vs $557.6M.

• Indiana vs Kansas on USAspending: $3.83B vs $2.91B

  Indiana $3.83B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $80.53 vs $67.40. Construction vs computer systems. FY2026 $557.6M vs $200.2M.

• Indiana vs Kentucky on USAspending: $3.83B vs $3.82B

  Indiana edges Kentucky $3.83B to $3.82B in USAspending obligations. Kentucky per capita $142.10 vs $80.53. FY2026 $557.6M vs $652.0M.

• Indiana vs Minnesota on USAspending: $3.83B vs $2.74B

  Indiana $3.83B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $80.53 vs $66.07. FY2026 $557.6M vs $382.8M.

• Indiana vs Mississippi on USAspending: $3.83B vs $2.88B

  Indiana $3.83B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $80.53 vs $115.31. Construction vs shipbuilding. FY2026 $557.6M vs $339.4M.

• Indiana vs New Mexico on USAspending: $3.83B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico edges Indiana $3.93B to $3.83B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $80.53. FY2026 $2.01B vs $557.6M.

• Indiana vs Nevada on USAspending: $3.83B vs $2.86B

  Indiana $3.83B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $80.53. Construction vs autos. FY2026 $557.6M vs $561.5M.

• Indiana vs Oregon on USAspending: $3.83B vs $2.67B

  Indiana $3.83B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $80.53 vs $56.06. FY2026 $557.6M vs $239.5M.

• Indiana vs South Carolina on USAspending: $3.83B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina edges Indiana $3.85B to $3.83B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $83.98 vs $80.53. FY2026 $557.6M vs $460.1M.

• Indiana vs Tennessee on USAspending: $3.83B vs $3.58B

  Indiana leads Tennessee $3.83B to $3.58B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $80.53 vs $97.50. Construction vs couriers. FY2026 $557.6M vs $704.7M.

• Indiana vs Texas on USAspending: $3.8B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Indiana $3.8B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs commercial construction. Per capita $686.1 vs $80.53. FY2026 $21.5B vs $557.6M.

• Indiana vs Utah on USAspending: $3.83B vs $4.06B

  Utah leads Indiana $4.06B to $3.83B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people. Per capita $199.06 vs $80.53. FY2026 $697.4M vs $557.6M.

• Indiana vs Virginia on USAspending: similar population, unlike dollars

  Indiana has $3.8B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B, despite 6.9M vs 8.8M people. Per capita $80.53 vs $1,344.24.

• Indiana’s USAspending obligation book

  Indiana shows $545.43B in USAspending.gov obligations and 287,874 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Institute of Museum and Library Services federal obligations

  IMLS (CGAC 474) shows $829,811,437.75 in USAspending obligations across 2,168 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Inter-American Foundation federal obligations through FY2026

  Inter-American Foundation obligated $42.4 million on 125 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 164.

• International Trade Commission federal obligations

  U.S. International Trade Commission obligated $66.0 million on 246 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 034.

• Iowa’s high award count and $115.47B total

  Iowa shows $115.47B in USAspending.gov obligations and 491,259 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts federal obligations

  Kennedy Center obligated $15.5 million on 6 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 3301.

• Kansas award volume versus $95.85B obligated

  Kansas shows $95.85B in USAspending.gov obligations and 585,768 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Federal obligations indexed for Kentucky

  Kentucky records $528.29B in USAspending.gov obligations and 287,766 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Kansas District 01

  Kansas District 01 shows $7.2B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 95,585 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Kansas’s 2nd district

  Kansas’s 2nd district shows $15.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 50,769 awards.

• USAspending in Kansas District 03, FY2024

  Kansas District 03 shows $6.7B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 7,837 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Kansas District 04, FY2024

  Kansas District 04: $8.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 32,170 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• Kansas District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Kansas District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $13.4 billion on 5,254 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Kansas vs Kentucky on USAspending: $2.91B vs $3.82B

  Kentucky $3.82B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $142.10 vs $67.40. Couriers vs computer systems. FY2026 $652.0M vs $200.2M.

• Kansas vs Minnesota on USAspending: $2.91B vs $2.74B

  Kansas $2.91B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $67.40 vs $66.07. FY2026 $200.2M vs $382.8M.

• Kansas vs Mississippi on USAspending: $2.91B vs $2.88B

  Kansas $2.91B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. MS per capita $115.31 vs $67.40. Awards 233,003 vs 71,423.

• Kansas vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $2.91B vs $2.48B

  Kansas $2.91B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $67.40. Awards 71,423 vs 9,224.

• Kansas vs New Mexico on USAspending: $2.91B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico $3.93B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $67.40. Construction vs computer systems. FY2026 $2.01B vs $200.2M.

• Kansas vs Nevada on USAspending: $2.91B vs $2.86B

  Kansas $2.91B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $67.40. FY2026 $561.5M vs $200.2M.

• Kansas vs Oregon on USAspending: $2.91B vs $2.67B

  Kansas $2.91B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $67.40 vs $56.06. FY2026 $200.2M vs $239.5M.

• Kansas vs South Carolina on USAspending: $2.91B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina $3.85B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $83.98 vs $67.40. Biologics vs computer systems. FY2026 $460.1M vs $200.2M.

• Kansas vs Tennessee on USAspending: $2.91B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs Kansas $2.91B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $97.50 vs $67.40. FY2026 $704.7M vs $200.2M.

• Kansas vs Texas on USAspending: $2.9B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Kansas’s $2.9B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $67.40; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $200.2M.

• Kansas vs Virginia on USAspending: two IT-led files, one $110.8B stack

  Kansas shows $2.9B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Both lean IT — systems design vs other computer services — but dollars diverge.

• Kentucky’s 1st district FY2024 USAspending

  $16.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in Kentucky District 01, across 28,894 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Kentucky’s 2nd district

  Kentucky District 02 shows $6.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,739 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Kentucky District 03, FY2024

  Kentucky’s 3rd congressional district shows $153.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 41,701 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations.

• FY2024 obligations in Kentucky's 5th district

  Kentucky District 05 shows $7.8B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 12,862 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Kentucky District 06, FY2024

  Kentucky District 06 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $14.8 billion on 10,426 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• FY2024 obligations in Kentucky’s unspecified district 90

  Kentucky’s USAspending district 90 bucket holds $39.4 billion in FY2024 obligations across 4,407 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Kentucky vs Minnesota on USAspending: $3.82B vs $2.74B

  Kentucky $3.82B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $142.10 vs $66.07. FY2026 $652.0M vs $382.8M.

• Kentucky vs Mississippi on USAspending: $3.82B vs $2.88B

  Kentucky $3.82B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $142.10 vs $115.31. Couriers vs shipbuilding. FY2026 $652.0M vs $339.4M.

• Kentucky vs New Mexico on USAspending: $3.82B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico edges Kentucky $3.93B to $3.82B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $142.10. Couriers vs construction. FY2026 $2.01B vs $652.0M.

• Kentucky vs Nevada on USAspending: $3.82B vs $2.86B

  Kentucky $3.82B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $142.10. Couriers vs autos. FY2026 $652.0M vs $561.5M.

• Kentucky vs Oregon on USAspending: $3.82B vs $2.67B

  Kentucky $3.82B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $142.10 vs $56.06. Awards 140,157 vs 36,965.

• Kentucky vs South Carolina on USAspending: $3.82B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina edges Kentucky $3.85B to $3.82B in USAspending obligations. Kentucky per capita $142.10 vs $83.98. FY2026 $652.0M vs $460.1M.

• Kentucky vs Tennessee on USAspending: $3.82B vs $3.58B

  Kentucky leads Tennessee $3.82B to $3.58B in USAspending obligations and on per capita, $142.10 vs $97.50. Shared courier peak. FY2026 $652.0M vs $704.7M.

• Kentucky vs Texas on USAspending: $3.8B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Kentucky’s $3.8B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $142.10; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $652.0M.

• Kentucky vs Utah on USAspending: $3.82B vs $4.06B

  Utah leads Kentucky $4.06B to $3.82B in USAspending obligations and on per capita, $199.06 vs $142.10. Metal vs couriers. FY2026 $697.4M vs $652.0M.

• Kentucky vs Virginia on USAspending: many awards, fewer dollars

  Kentucky’s $3.8B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Kentucky logs 140,157 awards; Virginia 1,116,647. Per capita $142.10 vs $1,344.24.

• FY2024 USAspending in Louisiana’s 1st district

  Louisiana’s 1st district shows $16.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,211 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Louisiana's 2nd district

  Louisiana District 02 shows $7.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 9,293 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending.gov obligations in Louisiana District 03

  Louisiana District 03 shows $7.3B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 11,512 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Louisiana's 4th district

  Louisiana District 04 shows $7.8B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 25,697 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Louisiana District 06, FY2024

  Louisiana District 06: $25.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 11,275 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Louisiana’s district 90 bucket

  Louisiana’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $52.6 billion in FY2024 obligations across 11,844 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Louisiana vs Michigan on USAspending: $4.7B vs $8.4B

  Michigan $8.4B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana’s $268.17 per capita tops Michigan’s $175.18; ships vs automobiles lead the files.

• Louisiana vs North Carolina on USAspending: $4.71B vs $6.34B

  North Carolina leads Louisiana $6.34B to $4.71B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana per capita $268.17 vs $66.77. FY2026 $1.23B vs $737.5M.

• Louisiana vs New Jersey on USAspending: $4.7B vs $8.1B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. NJ logs 1,162,765 awards vs 72,577; Louisiana’s $268.17 per capita and $1.23B FY2026 lead.

• Louisiana vs Ohio on USAspending: $4.7B vs $8.1B

  Ohio $8.1B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana’s $268.17 per capita and $1.23B FY2026 dwarf Ohio’s $61.66 and $732.7M.

• Louisiana vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $4.71B vs $5.46B

  Oklahoma leads Louisiana $5.46B to $4.71B in USAspending obligations. Louisiana leads per capita $268.17 vs $205.98 and FY2026 $1.23B vs $843.6M.

• Louisiana vs Texas on USAspending: $4.7B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Louisiana $4.7B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs ship building. Per capita $686.1 vs $268.17. FY2026 $21.5B vs $1.2B.

• Louisiana vs Utah on USAspending: $4.71B vs $4.06B

  Louisiana leads Utah $4.71B to $4.06B in USAspending obligations and on per capita, $268.17 vs $199.06. Ship building vs metal. FY2026 $1.23B vs $697.4M.

• Louisiana vs Virginia on USAspending

  Louisiana’s $4.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Ship building and repairing vs IT services; per-capita $268.17.

• Louisiana vs Washington on USAspending: $4.71B vs $7.34B

  Washington leads Louisiana $7.34B to $4.71B in USAspending obligations, but Louisiana’s per capita is $268.17 vs $73.46 and FY2026 is $1.23B vs $584.6M.

• Library of Congress federal obligations through FY2026

  Library of Congress obligated $94,000 on 68 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 003.

• Louisiana’s indexed federal obligation total

  Louisiana shows $222.94B in USAspending.gov obligations and 212,091 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Massachusetts’s 1st district

  Massachusetts District 01 shows $6.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 5,756 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending obligations in Massachusetts District 03

  Massachusetts’s 3rd district shows $11.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 13,426 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Massachusetts’s 5th district

  Massachusetts’s 5th district shows $35.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,478 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Massachusetts’s 6th district

  Massachusetts’s 6th district shows $31.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,687 awards.

• USAspending in Massachusetts District 07, FY2024

  Massachusetts District 07: $25.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 30,061 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Massachusetts’s 8th district, FY2024

  Massachusetts’s 8th district shows $11.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 34,064 awards.

• Massachusetts District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Massachusetts District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $94.1 billion on 11,349 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting performance bucket.

• Massachusetts vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $13.5B vs $19.9B

  D.C. leads Massachusetts $19.9B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is $3,166.95 vs $364.70; FY2026 favors Massachusetts at $2.6B vs $2.2B.

• Massachusetts vs Missouri on USAspending: $13.5B vs $10.4B

  Massachusetts leads Missouri $13.5B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Award counts are close (294,824 vs 300,867); per capita is $364.70 vs $262.46.

• Massachusetts vs New York on USAspending: $13.5B vs $11.9B

  Massachusetts leads New York $13.5B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people (7.1M vs 19.9M) and $364.70 vs $70.36 per capita.

• Massachusetts vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: $13.5B vs $28.1B

  Pennsylvania leads Massachusetts $28.1B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $239.68 vs $364.70. Medicinal vs aircraft engines.

• Massachusetts vs Texas on USAspending: aircraft engines vs pharma

  Texas leads Massachusetts $72.7B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $686.10 vs $364.70. Pharmaceuticals vs aircraft engines.

• Massachusetts vs Virginia on USAspending

  Massachusetts shows $13.5B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Similar-size states, aircraft engines vs IT services.

• Massachusetts vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $13.5B vs $10.0B

  Massachusetts leads Wisconsin $13.5B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $364.70; FY2026 is $2.6B vs $2.4B.

• Maine’s USAspending obligation file

  Maine shows $93.10B in USAspending.gov obligations and 54,350 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Maryland’s USAspending obligation total

  Maryland shows $480.92B in USAspending.gov obligations and 296,336 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Federal dollars obligated in Massachusetts

  Massachusetts shows $393.18B in federal obligations across 331,691 awards in FY 2024–2026. USAspending.gov, not outlays.

• USAspending in Maryland District 01, FY2024

  Maryland District 01: $18.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 22,761 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 obligations in Maryland’s 2nd district

  Maryland’s 2nd district shows $31.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,659 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending totals for Maryland’s 3rd district

  Maryland’s 3rd district shows $31.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 12,416 awards.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Maryland’s 4th district

  Maryland’s 4th district shows $30.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 46,983 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending totals for Maryland’s 5th district

  Maryland’s 5th district shows $35.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 13,952 awards.

• USAspending in Maryland District 06, FY2024

  Maryland District 06: $27.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 10,346 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Maryland District 07, FY2024

  Maryland District 07: $22.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 14,226 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Maryland’s 8th district

  USAspending.gov recorded $61.2 billion in FY2024 obligations for place of performance in Maryland’s 8th district across 25,801 awards.

• Maryland District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Maryland District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $63.5 billion on 7,645 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Maryland vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $30.1B vs $19.9B

  Maryland holds $30.1B vs D.C.’s $19.9B in USAspending obligations, but D.C. per capita is $3,166.95 vs $315.60. Computer services vs consulting.

• Maryland vs Massachusetts on USAspending: $30.1B vs $13.5B

  Maryland leads Massachusetts $30.1B to $13.5B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $315.60 vs $364.70. Computer services vs engines.

• Maryland vs Missouri on USAspending: $30.1B vs $10.4B

  Maryland leads Missouri $30.1B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations on nearly identical Census counts: 6,263,220 vs 6,245,466 residents.

• Maryland vs New York on USAspending: $30.1B vs $11.9B

  Maryland leads New York $30.1B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations. New York has more awards (705,506 vs 229,316) and $70.36 per capita vs $315.60.

• Maryland vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: $30.1B vs $28.1B

  Maryland edges Pennsylvania $30.1B to $28.1B in USAspending obligations. Pennsylvania has 1,468,918 awards vs 229,316. Per capita $315.60 vs $239.68.

• Maryland vs Texas on USAspending: $30.1B against $72.7B

  Texas leads Maryland $72.7B to $30.1B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $686.10 vs $315.60. Computer services vs pharmaceuticals.

• Maryland vs Virginia on USAspending

  Maryland’s $30.1B in federal obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Same top industry, different scale. Awards and per-capita included.

• Maryland vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $30.1B vs $10.0B

  Maryland leads Wisconsin $30.1B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations, but Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $315.60 and a larger FY2026 slice.

• FY2024 obligations in Maine’s 1st district

  Maine’s 1st district shows $30.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 14,223 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending obligations in Maine District 02

  Maine’s 2nd district shows $10.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 10,697 awards.

• Maine District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Maine District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $11.2 billion on 2,617 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Maine vs Montana on USAspending: $776.4M vs $1.2B

  Montana $1.2B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $187.18 vs $35.09. Maine has more awards: 26,048 vs 21,487. FY2026 $212.9M vs $49.3M.

• Maine vs North Dakota on USAspending: $776.4M vs $700.4M

  Maine $776.4M vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Building equipment vs construction. Per capita $35.09 vs $63.75. Awards 26,048 vs 7,218.

• Maine vs Nebraska on USAspending: $776.4M vs $1.2B

  Nebraska $1.2B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $175.68 vs $35.09. FY2026 $352.3M vs $49.3M. Awards 36,000 vs 26,048.

• Maine vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $776.4M vs $880.6M

  Rhode Island $880.6M vs Maine $776.4M USAspending obligations. Confectionery vs building equipment. Per capita $71.48 vs $35.09.

• Maine vs South Dakota on USAspending: $776.4M vs $1.0B

  South Dakota $1.0B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Computer manufacturing vs building equipment. Per capita $79.92 vs $35.09.

• Maine vs Texas on USAspending: $776.4M against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Maine’s $776.4M. Per capita is $686.10 vs $35.09; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $49.3M.

• Maine vs Virginia on USAspending: $776.4M and $35.09 per person

  Maine’s $776.4M in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Per capita $35.09 vs $1,344.24; FY2026 $49.3M vs $11.8B.

• Maine vs Vermont on USAspending: $776.4M vs $1.0B

  Vermont $1.0B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Missile parts vs building equipment. Per capita $72.92 vs $35.09 on 648,493 vs 1,405,012.

• Maine vs West Virginia on USAspending: $776.4M vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs Maine $776.4M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $113.44 vs $35.09. Maine has more awards: 26,048 vs 14,302.

• Maine vs Wyoming on USAspending: $776.4M vs $598.9M

  Maine $776.4M vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Building equipment vs construction. Per capita $35.09 vs $126.96. Awards 26,048 vs 9,330.

• Merit Systems Protection Board federal obligations

  Merit Systems Protection Board obligated $23.6 million on 353 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 389.

• FY2024 USAspending in Michigan’s 1st district

  Michigan’s 1st district shows $11.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 14,545 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Michigan District 03

  Michigan District 03 shows $7.8B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,695 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Michigan District 06

  Michigan District 06 recorded $9.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 50,553 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Michigan’s 7th district

  Michigan’s 7th district shows $15.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 6,923 awards.

• USAspending in Michigan District 10, FY2024

  Michigan District 10: $23.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 69,991 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• Michigan District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Michigan District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $98.1 billion on 16,335 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Michigan vs North Carolina on USAspending: $8.4B vs $6.3B

  Michigan $8.4B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. Award counts are close (416,538 vs 429,746); Michigan’s $175.18 per capita leads $66.77.

• Michigan vs New Jersey on USAspending: $8.4B vs $8.1B

  Michigan leads New Jersey $8.4B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 416,538; per capita is $175.18 vs $92.49.

• Michigan vs Ohio on USAspending: $8.4B vs $8.1B

  Michigan leads Ohio $8.4B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Michigan shows $175.18 per capita vs $61.66 and FY2026 of $1.8B vs $732.7M.

• Michigan vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $8.4B vs $5.5B

  Michigan $8.4B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita tops Michigan’s $175.18; Michigan’s FY2026 is $1.78B vs $843.6M.

• Michigan vs Texas on USAspending: $8.4B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Michigan $8.4B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs automobile manufacturing. Per capita $686.1 vs $175.18. Awards 530,634 vs 416,538.

• Michigan vs Virginia on USAspending

  Michigan’s $8.4B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Automobile manufacturing vs IT services; 416,538 awards vs 1,116,647.

• Michigan vs Washington on USAspending: $8.4B vs $7.3B

  Michigan $8.4B vs Washington $7.3B in USAspending obligations. Michigan’s $175.18 per capita and $1.8B FY2026 dwarf Washington’s $73.46 and $584.6M.

• Michigan vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $8.4B vs $10.0B

  Wisconsin leads Michigan $10.0B to $8.4B in USAspending obligations. Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $175.18; Michigan logs 416,538 awards.

• Federal dollars obligated in Michigan

  Michigan shows $388.89B in federal obligations across 861,129 awards in FY 2024–2026. USAspending.gov, not Treasury outlays.

• Millennium Challenge Corporation federal obligations

  MCC (CGAC 524) shows $3,058,303,081.71 in USAspending obligations across 639 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Minnesota federal obligations, FY2024–2026

  Minnesota shows $618.83B in USAspending.gov obligations and 462,800 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Mississippi’s award-file obligation total

  Mississippi shows $154.63B in USAspending.gov obligations and 362,644 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Federal dollars obligated in Missouri

  Missouri shows $347.86B in federal obligations across 602,924 awards in FY 2024–2026. USAspending.gov, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Minnesota District 01

  Minnesota District 01 shows $7.3B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 33,320 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Minnesota District 04, FY2024

  Minnesota District 04: $8.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 7,963 awards. Place of performance, not outlays or HQ.

• USAspending.gov obligations in Minnesota District 05

  Minnesota District 05 shows $7.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,218 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Minnesota District 08

  Minnesota District 08 shows $7.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,844 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• Minnesota District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Minnesota District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations reached $205.5 billion on 9,315 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting performance bucket.

• Minnesota vs Mississippi on USAspending: $2.74B vs $2.88B

  Mississippi $2.88B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. MS per capita $115.31 vs $66.07. Awards 233,003 vs 98,897.

• Minnesota vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $2.74B vs $2.48B

  Minnesota $2.74B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $66.07. Awards 98,897 vs 9,224.

• Minnesota vs New Mexico on USAspending: $2.74B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico $3.93B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $66.07. Construction vs PBM. FY2026 $2.01B vs $382.8M.

• Minnesota vs Nevada on USAspending: $2.74B vs $2.86B

  Nevada $2.86B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. NV per capita $171.84 vs $66.07. Awards 98,897 vs 45,442.

• Minnesota vs Oregon on USAspending: $2.74B vs $2.67B

  Minnesota $2.74B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $66.07 vs $56.06. Awards 98,897 vs 36,965.

• Minnesota vs South Carolina on USAspending: $2.74B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina $3.85B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $83.98 vs $66.07. Biologics vs PBM. FY2026 $460.1M vs $382.8M.

• Minnesota vs Tennessee on USAspending: $2.74B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs Minnesota $2.74B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $97.50 vs $66.07. FY2026 $704.7M vs $382.8M.

• Minnesota vs Texas on USAspending: $2.7B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Minnesota’s $2.7B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $66.07; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $382.8M.

• Minnesota vs Virginia on USAspending: PBM-led $2.7B against $110.8B

  Minnesota’s $2.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Pharmacy benefit management leads Minnesota; per capita $66.07 vs $1,344.24.

• USAspending in Missouri District 01, FY2024

  Missouri’s 1st district shows $97.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 110,740 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending obligations in Missouri District 03

  Missouri’s 3rd district shows $10.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 17,233 awards.

• USAspending in Missouri District 05, FY2024

  Missouri District 05: $21.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,686 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Missouri’s district 90 bucket

  Missouri’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $50.0 billion in FY2024 obligations across 8,894 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Missouri vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $10.4B vs $19.9B

  D.C. leads Missouri $19.9B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is $3,166.95 vs $262.46; Missouri logs 300,867 awards vs 95,844.

• Missouri vs New York on USAspending: $10.4B vs $11.9B

  New York leads Missouri $11.9B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Missouri shows $262.46 per capita vs $70.36 and FY2026 of $1.6B vs $1.4B.

• Missouri vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: $10.4B vs $28.1B

  Pennsylvania leads Missouri $28.1B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Missouri shows $262.46 per capita vs $239.68 on fewer people and fewer awards.

• Missouri vs Texas on USAspending: aircraft vs pharmaceuticals

  Texas leads Missouri $72.7B to $10.4B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $686.10 vs $262.46. Pharmaceuticals vs aircraft manufacturing.

• Missouri vs Virginia on USAspending

  Missouri’s $10.4B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Aircraft manufacturing vs IT services; 300,867 awards vs 1,116,647.

• Missouri vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $10.4B vs $10.0B

  Missouri leads Wisconsin $10.4B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $262.46 and FY2026 of $2.4B vs $1.6B.

• Montana’s USAspending obligation file

  Montana shows $50.18B in USAspending.gov obligations and 125,364 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Udall Foundation federal obligations through FY2026

  Udall Foundation obligated $4.1 million on 20 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 487.

• FY2024 obligations in Mississippi's 1st district

  Mississippi District 01 shows $7.1B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 103,757 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Mississippi District 02, FY2024

  Mississippi District 02: $9.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 30,222 awards. Place of performance, not outlays or HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Mississippi’s 3rd district

  Mississippi’s 3rd district shows $13.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 19,940 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Mississippi’s 4th district

  Mississippi’s 4th district shows $48.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 18,731 awards.

• USAspending in Mississippi District 90 (non-voting / unspecified)

  Mississippi District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $19.9 billion on 4,754 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Mississippi vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $2.88B vs $2.48B

  Mississippi $2.88B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $115.31. Awards 233,003 vs 9,224.

• Mississippi vs New Mexico on USAspending: $2.88B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico $3.93B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $115.31. Construction vs shipbuilding. FY2026 $2.01B vs $339.4M.

• Mississippi vs Nevada on USAspending: $2.88B vs $2.86B

  Mississippi $2.88B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. NV per capita $171.84 vs $115.31. Awards 233,003 vs 45,442.

• Mississippi vs Oregon on USAspending: $2.88B vs $2.67B

  Mississippi $2.88B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $115.31 vs $56.06. Awards 233,003 vs 36,965.

• Mississippi vs South Carolina on USAspending: $2.88B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina $3.85B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $83.98 vs $115.31. Biologics vs shipbuilding. FY2026 $460.1M vs $339.4M.

• Mississippi vs Tennessee on USAspending: $2.88B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs Mississippi $2.88B in USAspending obligations. Mississippi per capita $115.31 vs $97.50. Awards 233,003 vs 63,616.

• Mississippi vs Texas on USAspending: $2.9B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Mississippi’s $2.9B. Mississippi files 233,003 awards vs 530,634. Per capita $115.31 vs $686.10.

• Mississippi vs Virginia on USAspending: shipyards, many awards, $2.9B

  Mississippi’s $2.9B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Mississippi logs 233,003 awards — a high count on a shipbuilding-led file.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Montana District 01

  Montana District 01 recorded $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 14,299 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• USAspending in Montana District 02, FY2024

  Montana’s 2nd district shows $10.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 32,982 awards.

• Montana District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Montana District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $10.0 billion on 2,102 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Montana vs North Dakota on USAspending: $1.2B vs $700.4M

  Montana $1.2B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Same lead industry; per capita $187.18 vs $63.75. FY2026 $212.9M vs $50.8M.

• Montana vs Nebraska on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.2B

  Montana $1.2B vs Nebraska $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Nearly matched stocks; Nebraska FY2026 $352.3M vs $212.9M. Per capita $187.18 vs $175.68.

• Montana vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $1.25B vs $2.48B

  New Hampshire $2.48B vs Montana $1.25B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $187.18. Awards 21,487 vs 9,224.

• Montana vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $1.2B vs $880.6M

  Montana $1.2B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Similar population; per capita $187.18 vs $71.48. Construction vs confectionery.

• Montana vs South Dakota on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.0B

  Montana $1.2B vs South Dakota $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $187.18 vs $79.92. Awards 21,487 vs 8,274. FY2026 $212.9M vs $73.9M.

• Montana vs Texas on USAspending: $1.2B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Montana’s $1.2B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $187.18; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $212.9M.

• Montana vs Virginia on USAspending: $1.2B in a large land, small population

  Montana’s $1.2B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Construction leads Montana; per capita $187.18 vs $1,344.24 on 1.1M vs 8.8M people.

• Montana vs Vermont on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.0B

  Montana $1.2B vs Vermont $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $187.18 vs $72.92. FY2026 $212.9M vs $47.3M. Awards 21,487 vs 12,020.

• Montana vs West Virginia on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.7B

  West Virginia leads Montana $1.7B to $1.2B in USAspending obligations, but Montana’s per capita is $187.18 vs $113.44. Construction vs ammunition.

• Montana vs Wyoming on USAspending: $1.2B vs $598.9M

  Montana $1.2B vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Same lead industry; per capita $187.18 vs $126.96. FY2026 $212.9M vs $74.6M.

• Federal obligations in support activities for forestry (NAICS 115310)

  USAspending.gov records $3,327,053,461.97 in NAICS 115310 forestry-support contract obligations across 34,887 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Fossil fuel electric power generation (NAICS 221112) contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,349,845,177 in federal contract obligations on 742 awards tagged NAICS 221112, fossil fuel electric power generation.

• Federal obligations in other electric power generation (NAICS 221118)

  USAspending records $938,175,283.22 in federal contract obligations on 645 awards coded to NAICS 221118, other electric power generation.

• NAICS 221122 electric power distribution contract obligations

  Electric power distribution (NAICS 221122) shows $6.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 2,707 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• Federal obligations in natural gas distribution (NAICS 221210)

  Federal contracts coded NAICS 221210 (natural gas distribution) show $1,272,251,552.75 in obligations across 2,077 awards on USAspending.

• Federal obligations in water supply and irrigation systems (NAICS 221310)

  USAspending.gov records $5,128,817,456.69 in NAICS 221310 water-supply and irrigation contract obligations across 2,505 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in sewage treatment facilities (NAICS 221320)

  USAspending records $1,287,706,005.37 in federal contract obligations across 716 awards coded to NAICS 221320, sewage treatment facilities.

• NAICS 234930 industrial nonbuilding construction: one award, $16.7 billion

  NAICS 234930 industrial nonbuilding structure construction shows $16.7 billion in USAspending obligations on a single award. Contract totals, not outlays.

• New multifamily housing construction (NAICS 236116) contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,592,718,207 in federal contract obligations on 99 awards tagged NAICS 236116, new multifamily housing construction.

• Federal obligations in residential remodelers (NAICS 236118)

  USAspending lists $877,761,467.27 in federal contract obligations on 958 awards coded to NAICS 236118, residential remodelers.

• NAICS 236210 industrial building construction obligations

  Industrial building construction (NAICS 236210) shows $9.7 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,442 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• Federal obligations in commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220)

  USAspending records $183.4 billion in federal obligations on 43,657 contract awards coded NAICS 236220, commercial and institutional building construction.

• NAICS 237110 water and sewer line construction obligations

  Water and sewer line construction (NAICS 237110) shows $5.9 billion in USAspending obligations across 3,154 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in oil and gas pipeline and related structures construction (NAICS 237120)

  USAspending.gov records $3,183,132,552.81 in NAICS 237120 pipeline-construction contract obligations across 644 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in power and communication line and related structures construction (NAICS 237130)

  USAspending.gov records $3,681,597,945.01 in NAICS 237130 power-and-comm-line contract obligations across 1,050 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in highway, street, and bridge construction (NAICS 237310)

  USAspending records $19.3 billion in federal obligations on 6,418 contract awards coded NAICS 237310, highway, street, and bridge construction.

• Federal obligations in other heavy and civil engineering construction (NAICS 237990)

  USAspending records $48.4 billion in federal obligations on 3,987 contract awards coded NAICS 237990, other heavy and civil engineering construction.

• Roofing contractors (NAICS 238160) in federal contract obligations

  USAspending records $1,836,205,663 in federal contract obligations on 2,493 awards tagged NAICS 238160, roofing contractors.

• Federal obligations in electrical contractors and other wiring installation contractors (NAICS 238210)

  USAspending.gov records $3,879,721,820.69 in NAICS 238210 electrical-contractor contract obligations across 6,403 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors (NAICS 238220)

  USAspending.gov records $4,319,358,881.23 in NAICS 238220 plumbing and HVAC contract obligations across 9,944 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 238290 other building equipment contractors obligations

  Other building equipment contractors (NAICS 238290) show $1.3 billion in USAspending obligations across 3,709 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in site preparation contractors (NAICS 238910)

  USAspending records $804.1M in federal contract obligations on 1,201 awards coded to NAICS 238910, site preparation contractors.

• Federal obligations in all other specialty trade contractors (NAICS 238990)

  USAspending.gov records $5,461,962,551.10 in NAICS 238990 specialty-trade contract obligations across 4,276 awards. Residual code, not FEC text.

• Federal obligations in frozen fruit, juice, and vegetable manufacturing (NAICS 311411)

  USAspending records $887,192,410.96 in federal contract obligations on 719 awards coded to NAICS 311411, frozen fruit, juice, and vegetable manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in fruit and vegetable canning (NAICS 311421)

  USAspending.gov records $3,360,311,079.90 in NAICS 311421 fruit-and-vegetable-canning contract obligations across 1,980 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Cheese manufacturing (NAICS 311513) federal contract obligations

  USAspending shows $1,734,525,568 in federal contract obligations on 929 awards tagged NAICS 311513, cheese manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in animal (except poultry) slaughtering (NAICS 311611)

  USAspending.gov records $3,536,576,553.65 in NAICS 311611 slaughtering contract obligations across 2,673 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Poultry processing (NAICS 311615) in federal contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,504,459,396 in federal contract obligations on 1,069 awards tagged NAICS 311615, poultry processing.

• NAICS 311710 seafood product preparation and packaging obligations

  Seafood product preparation and packaging (NAICS 311710) shows $1.5 billion in USAspending obligations across 310 federal contract awards.

• Commercial bakeries (NAICS 311812): high award volume, $2.53 billion obligated

  USAspending records $2,529,394,855 in federal contract obligations on 825,778 awards tagged NAICS 311812, commercial bakeries.

• Federal obligations in roasted nuts and peanut butter manufacturing (NAICS 311911)

  USAspending records $800.2M in federal contract obligations on 157,336 awards coded to NAICS 311911, roasted nuts and peanut butter manufacturing.

• Perishable prepared food manufacturing (NAICS 311991) contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,356,801,189 in federal contract obligations on 913,907 awards tagged NAICS 311991, perishable prepared food manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in all other miscellaneous food manufacturing (NAICS 311999)

  USAspending.gov records $3,465,956,184.56 in NAICS 311999 miscellaneous-food contract obligations across 135,312 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in textile bag and canvas mills (NAICS 314910)

  USAspending records $846,193,831.90 in federal contract obligations on 3,566 awards coded to NAICS 314910, textile bag and canvas mills.

• Federal obligations in all other miscellaneous textile product mills (NAICS 314999)

  USAspending shows $872,813,218.65 in federal contract obligations on 13,331 awards coded to NAICS 314999, miscellaneous textile product mills.

• Cut and sew apparel contractors (NAICS 315210) contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,207,389,936 in federal contract obligations on 3,615 awards tagged NAICS 315210, cut and sew apparel contractors.

• Apparel accessories manufacturing (NAICS 315990) federal contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,251,805,164 in federal contract obligations on 7,628 awards tagged NAICS 315990, apparel accessories manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in petroleum refineries (NAICS 324110)

  USAspending records $20.4 billion in obligations on 477,727 contract awards coded NAICS 324110, petroleum refineries.

• NAICS 325120 industrial gas manufacturing obligations

  Industrial gas manufacturing (NAICS 325120) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 11,180 federal contract awards.

• Other basic inorganic chemical manufacturing (NAICS 325180) obligations

  USAspending lists $2,496,155,155 in federal contract obligations on 846 awards tagged NAICS 325180, other basic inorganic chemical manufacturing.

• NAICS 325411 medicinal and botanical manufacturing: high award volume

  Medicinal and botanical manufacturing (NAICS 325411) shows $14.2 billion in USAspending obligations across 293,920 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in pharmaceutical preparation manufacturing (NAICS 325412)

  USAspending records $59.8 billion in federal obligations on 51,311 contract awards coded NAICS 325412, pharmaceutical preparation manufacturing.

• In-vitro diagnostic substance manufacturing (NAICS 325413) obligations

  USAspending lists $1,876,000,543 in federal contract obligations on 5,683 awards tagged NAICS 325413, in-vitro diagnostic substance manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in biological product (except diagnostic) manufacturing (NAICS 325414)

  USAspending records $26.9 billion in federal obligations on 1,275 contract awards coded NAICS 325414, biological product (except diagnostic) manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in explosives manufacturing (NAICS 325920)

  USAspending.gov records $3,912,664,088.83 in NAICS 325920 explosives-manufacturing contract obligations across 1,097 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 325998 all other miscellaneous chemical product manufacturing obligations

  All other miscellaneous chemical product manufacturing (NAICS 325998) shows $1.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 10,357 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in nonferrous metal except aluminum smelting and refining (NAICS 331410)

  USAspending.gov records $3,218,482,630.84 in NAICS 331410 nonferrous-smelting contract obligations across 818 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Copper rolling, drawing, extruding, and alloying (NAICS 331420)

  USAspending records $1,770,469,077 in federal contract obligations on 1,618 awards tagged NAICS 331420, copper rolling, drawing, extruding, and alloying.

• Nonferrous metal rolling except copper and aluminum (NAICS 331491)

  USAspending lists $1,953,266,778 in federal contract obligations on 2,963 awards tagged NAICS 331491, nonferrous metal rolling except copper and aluminum.

• Federal obligations in prefabricated metal building and component manufacturing (NAICS 332311)

  USAspending records $672.0M in federal contract obligations on 1,283 awards tagged to NAICS 332311, prefabricated metal building manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in fabricated structural metal manufacturing (NAICS 332312)

  USAspending records $828,005,393.46 in federal contract obligations on 48,387 awards coded to NAICS 332312, fabricated structural metal manufacturing.

• NAICS 332410 power boiler and heat exchanger manufacturing obligations

  Power boiler and heat exchanger manufacturing (NAICS 332410) carries $15.8 billion in USAspending obligations across 797 contract awards.

• Federal obligations in other metal container manufacturing (NAICS 332439)

  USAspending records $854,218,110.39 in federal contract obligations on 4,844 awards coded to NAICS 332439, other metal container manufacturing.

• NAICS 332510 hardware manufacturing obligations

  Hardware manufacturing (NAICS 332510) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 177,443 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in bolt, nut, screw, rivet, and washer manufacturing (NAICS 332722)

  USAspending records $1,114,700,925.77 in federal contract obligations on 256,416 awards coded to NAICS 332722, fastener manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in industrial valve manufacturing (NAICS 332911)

  USAspending records $676.0M in federal contract obligations on 20,806 awards coded to NAICS 332911, industrial valve manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in fluid power valve and hose fitting manufacturing (NAICS 332912)

  USAspending records $730.7M in federal contract obligations on 6,783 awards coded to NAICS 332912, fluid power valve and hose fitting manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in other metal valve and pipe fitting manufacturing (NAICS 332919)

  USAspending records $660.1M in federal contract obligations on 11,189 awards coded to NAICS 332919, other metal valve and pipe fitting manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in ball and roller bearing manufacturing (NAICS 332991)

  USAspending records $702.5M in federal contract obligations on 29,079 awards coded to NAICS 332991, ball and roller bearing manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in small arms ammunition manufacturing (NAICS 332992)

  USAspending.gov records $5,224,923,799.23 in NAICS 332992 small-arms ammunition contract obligations across 2,151 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in ammunition (except small arms) manufacturing (NAICS 332993)

  USAspending records $42.3 billion in federal obligations on 1,764 contract awards coded NAICS 332993, ammunition (except small arms) manufacturing.

• NAICS 332994 small arms and ordnance manufacturing obligations

  Small arms, ordnance, and accessories manufacturing (NAICS 332994) shows $7.3 billion in USAspending obligations on 42,572 awards.

• Miscellaneous fabricated metal manufacturing (NAICS 332999) obligations

  USAspending lists $1,761,762,216 in federal contract obligations on 32,745 awards tagged NAICS 332999.

• Federal obligations in construction machinery manufacturing (NAICS 333120)

  USAspending.gov records $3,007,373,017.70 in NAICS 333120 construction-machinery contract obligations across 20,028 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in all other industrial machinery manufacturing (NAICS 333248)

  USAspending records $809.3M in federal contract obligations on 1,900 awards coded to NAICS 333248, all other industrial machinery manufacturing.

• Commercial and service industry machinery (NAICS 333310) obligations

  USAspending lists $2,149,162,164 in federal contract obligations on 9,221 awards tagged NAICS 333310, commercial and service industry machinery.

• NAICS 333314 optical instrument and lens manufacturing obligations

  Optical instrument and lens manufacturing (NAICS 333314) shows $5.7 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,022 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in other commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing (NAICS 333318)

  USAspending.gov records $4,872,842,849.79 in NAICS 333318 machinery-manufacturing contract obligations across 33,898 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in other commercial and service industry machinery (NAICS 333319)

  USAspending shows $1,203,514,135.10 in federal contract obligations on only 183 awards coded to NAICS 333319, other commercial machinery.

• Federal obligations in HVAC and refrigeration equipment manufacturing (NAICS 333415)

  USAspending lists $849,694,811.73 in federal contract obligations on 6,121 awards coded to NAICS 333415, HVAC and refrigeration equipment manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in machine tool manufacturing (NAICS 333517)

  USAspending records $640.0M in federal contract obligations on 1,777 awards coded to NAICS 333517, machine tool manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in turbine and turbine generator set units manufacturing (NAICS 333611)

  USAspending records $776.1M in federal contract obligations on 2,559 awards coded to NAICS 333611, turbine and turbine generator set units manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in speed changer, industrial high-speed drive, and gear manufacturing (NAICS 333612)

  USAspending lists $813,985,866.12 in federal contract obligations on 3,557 awards coded to NAICS 333612, speed changer and industrial gear manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in mechanical power transmission equipment manufacturing (NAICS 333613)

  USAspending lists $908,189,489.39 in federal contract obligations on 13,565 awards coded to NAICS 333613, mechanical power transmission equipment.

• NAICS 333618 other engine equipment manufacturing obligations

  Other engine equipment manufacturing (NAICS 333618) shows $1.7 billion in USAspending obligations across 101,877 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in overhead traveling crane, hoist, and monorail system manufacturing (NAICS 333923)

  USAspending records $1,023,248,514.83 in federal contract obligations on 2,274 awards coded to NAICS 333923, crane, hoist, and monorail manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in industrial truck, tractor, trailer, and stacker machinery manufacturing (NAICS 333924)

  USAspending records $812,755,200.13 in federal contract obligations on 2,479 awards coded to NAICS 333924, industrial truck and stacker machinery.

• Federal obligations in all other miscellaneous general purpose machinery (NAICS 333999)

  USAspending records $1,092,707,699.13 in federal contract obligations on 5,845 awards coded to NAICS 333999, miscellaneous general purpose machinery.

• NAICS 334111 electronic computer manufacturing obligations

  Electronic computer manufacturing (NAICS 334111) shows $10.9 billion in USAspending obligations across 52,428 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in computer terminal and other computer peripheral equipment manufacturing (NAICS 334118)

  USAspending lists $822,426,865.97 in federal contract obligations on 2,881 awards coded to NAICS 334118, computer peripheral equipment manufacturing.

• Telephone apparatus manufacturing (NAICS 334210) contract obligations

  USAspending records $1,959,219,936 in federal contract obligations on 1,079 awards tagged NAICS 334210, telephone apparatus manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment manufacturing (NAICS 334220)

  USAspending records $30.0 billion in obligations on 12,730 contract awards coded NAICS 334220, wireless communications equipment.

• NAICS 334290 other communications equipment manufacturing obligations

  Other communications equipment manufacturing (NAICS 334290) shows $12.7 billion in USAspending obligations across 10,249 federal contract awards.

• Bare printed circuit board manufacturing (NAICS 334412) obligations

  USAspending records $1,757,695,983 in federal contract obligations on 5,635 awards tagged NAICS 334412, bare printed circuit board manufacturing.

• NAICS 334413 semiconductor and related device manufacturing obligations

  Semiconductor and related device manufacturing (NAICS 334413) shows $1.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 6,374 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 334419 other electronic component manufacturing obligations

  Other electronic component manufacturing (NAICS 334419) shows $8.3 billion in USAspending obligations across 32,055 federal contract awards.

• Electromedical apparatus manufacturing (NAICS 334510) contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,348,215,460 in federal contract obligations on 5,439 awards tagged NAICS 334510, electromedical apparatus manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in search, detection, navigation, guidance, aeronautical, and nautical system and instrument manufacturing (NAICS 334511)

  USAspending records $121.2 billion in federal obligations on 22,688 contract awards coded NAICS 334511, search, detection, and navigation instruments.

• Federal obligations in industrial process instrument manufacturing (NAICS 334513)

  USAspending lists $1,253,272,856.91 in federal contract obligations on 6,057 awards coded to NAICS 334513, industrial process instruments.

• NAICS 334515 electrical measuring and testing instrument manufacturing obligations

  Electrical test instrument manufacturing (NAICS 334515) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 5,688 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing (NAICS 334516)

  USAspending.gov records $4,237,877,019.78 in NAICS 334516 lab-instrument contract obligations across 22,183 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in irradiation apparatus manufacturing (NAICS 334517)

  USAspending.gov records $4,498,671,448.35 in NAICS 334517 irradiation-apparatus contract obligations across 3,942 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in other measuring and controlling device manufacturing (NAICS 334519)

  USAspending.gov records $3,429,040,038.88 in NAICS 334519 measuring-device contract obligations across 19,874 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in power, distribution, and specialty transformer manufacturing (NAICS 335311)

  USAspending records $816,837,944.18 in federal contract obligations on 8,157 awards coded to NAICS 335311, power and specialty transformer manufacturing.

• NAICS 335312 motor and generator manufacturing obligations

  Motor and generator manufacturing (NAICS 335312) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 5,773 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in current-carrying wiring device manufacturing (NAICS 335931)

  USAspending records $699.0M in federal contract obligations on 14,531 awards coded to NAICS 335931, current-carrying wiring device manufacturing.

• Miscellaneous electrical equipment manufacturing (NAICS 335999) obligations

  USAspending records $2,137,208,250 in federal contract obligations on 26,085 awards tagged NAICS 335999, miscellaneous electrical equipment manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing (NAICS 336110)

  USAspending records $800.0M in federal contract obligations on 7,404 awards coded to NAICS 336110, automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in automobile manufacturing (NAICS 336111)

  USAspending.gov records $3,129,945,548.22 in NAICS 336111 automobile-manufacturing contract obligations across 59,478 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in light truck and utility vehicle manufacturing (NAICS 336112)

  USAspending shows $1,040,806,147.89 in federal contract obligations on 3,087 awards coded to NAICS 336112, light truck manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in heavy duty truck manufacturing (NAICS 336120)

  USAspending records $1,261,136,893.91 in federal contract obligations on 1,711 awards coded to NAICS 336120, heavy duty truck manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in motor vehicle body manufacturing (NAICS 336211)

  USAspending.gov records $3,925,124,532.12 in NAICS 336211 vehicle-body contract obligations across 7,658 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 336212 truck trailer manufacturing contract obligations

  Truck trailer manufacturing (NAICS 336212) totals $10.9 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,297 federal contract awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in motor vehicle transmission and power train parts manufacturing (NAICS 336350)

  USAspending records $831,956,431.94 in federal contract obligations on 5,500 awards coded to NAICS 336350, motor vehicle transmission parts.

• Federal obligations in other motor vehicle parts manufacturing (NAICS 336390)

  USAspending records $652.9M in federal contract obligations on 13,552 awards coded to NAICS 336390, other motor vehicle parts manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in aircraft manufacturing (NAICS 336411)

  USAspending records $543.3 billion in federal obligations on 51,176 contract awards coded NAICS 336411, aircraft manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing (NAICS 336412)

  USAspending records $63.0 billion in federal obligations on 14,885 contract awards coded NAICS 336412, aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing.

• Federal obligations in other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (NAICS 336413)

  USAspending records $91.3 billion in federal obligations on 148,816 contract awards coded NAICS 336413, other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment.

• Federal obligations in guided missile and space vehicle manufacturing (NAICS 336414)

  USAspending records $204.1 billion in federal obligations on 1,219 contract awards coded NAICS 336414, guided missile and space vehicle manufacturing.

• NAICS 336415 guided missile and space vehicle propulsion obligations

  Guided missile and space vehicle propulsion manufacturing (NAICS 336415) totals $13.5 billion in USAspending obligations on 1,147 awards.

• Federal obligations in other guided missile and space vehicle parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (NAICS 336419)

  USAspending records $21.8 billion in obligations on 1,831 contract awards coded NAICS 336419, missile and space vehicle parts.

• Federal obligations in ship building and repairing (NAICS 336611)

  USAspending records $279.2 billion in federal obligations on 14,648 contract awards coded NAICS 336611, ship building and repairing.

• Boat building (NAICS 336612) federal contract obligations

  USAspending lists $1,790,446,029 in federal contract obligations on 1,747 awards tagged NAICS 336612, boat building.

• Federal obligations in military armored vehicle, tank, and tank component manufacturing (NAICS 336992)

  USAspending records $46.0 billion in obligations on 4,781 contract awards coded NAICS 336992, armored vehicle and tank manufacturing.

• NAICS 337214 office furniture except wood manufacturing obligations

  Office furniture except wood manufacturing (NAICS 337214) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 76,486 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 339112 surgical and medical instrument manufacturing

  Surgical and medical instrument manufacturing (NAICS 339112) shows $5.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 36,831 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing (NAICS 339113)

  USAspending.gov records $3,880,116,852.94 in NAICS 339113 surgical-appliance contract obligations across 65,362 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 339999 all other miscellaneous manufacturing obligations

  All other miscellaneous manufacturing (NAICS 339999) shows $9.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 57,491 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 423450 medical equipment wholesalers: 1.5 million awards

  Medical, dental, and hospital equipment wholesalers (NAICS 423450) show $5.7 billion in USAspending obligations on 1,527,106 awards.

• Federal obligations in electrical apparatus and wiring supplies merchant wholesalers (NAICS 423610)

  USAspending shows $1,017,427,458.69 in federal contract obligations on 70,507 awards coded to NAICS 423610, electrical apparatus merchant wholesalers.

• NAICS 423850 service equipment wholesalers: high-volume awards

  Service establishment equipment wholesalers (NAICS 423850) show $8.0 billion in USAspending obligations across 296,722 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in drugs and druggists' sundries merchant wholesalers (NAICS 424210)

  USAspending.gov records $5,086,403,660.81 in NAICS 424210 drug-wholesaler contract obligations across 801,025 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 443120 computer and software stores obligations

  Computer and software stores (NAICS 443120) show $1.5 billion in USAspending obligations across 4,016 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in home centers (NAICS 444110)

  USAspending records $701.5M in federal contract obligations on 406,530 awards coded to NAICS 444110, home centers.

• NAICS 481211 nonscheduled chartered passenger air obligations

  Nonscheduled chartered passenger air (NAICS 481211) shows $7.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 8,422 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in nonscheduled chartered freight air transportation (NAICS 481212)

  USAspending records $32.6 billion in federal obligations on 3,502 contract awards coded NAICS 481212, nonscheduled chartered freight air transportation.

• Federal obligations in other nonscheduled air transportation (NAICS 481219)

  USAspending records $1,039,656,060.98 in federal contract obligations on 460 awards coded to NAICS 481219, other nonscheduled air transportation.

• NAICS 483111 deep sea freight transportation contract obligations

  Deep sea freight transportation (NAICS 483111) carries $12.5 billion in USAspending obligations across 5,462 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• Federal obligations in special needs transportation (NAICS 485991)

  USAspending records $779.7M in federal contract obligations on 640 awards coded to NAICS 485991, special needs transportation.

• Air traffic control (NAICS 488111) federal contract obligations

  USAspending shows $2,562,178,818 in federal contract obligations on 77 awards tagged NAICS 488111, air traffic control.

• Federal obligations in other support activities for air transportation (NAICS 488190)

  USAspending records $53.0 billion in federal obligations on 9,959 contract awards coded NAICS 488190, other support activities for air transportation.

• Federal obligations in port and harbor operations (NAICS 488310)

  USAspending lists $836,879,590.28 in federal contract obligations on 3,891 awards coded to NAICS 488310, port and harbor operations.

• Federal obligations in other support activities for water transportation (NAICS 488390)

  USAspending records $785.6M in federal contract obligations on 1,574 awards coded to NAICS 488390, other support activities for water transportation.

• Federal obligations in freight transportation arrangement (NAICS 488510)

  USAspending records $792.4M in federal contract obligations on 935 awards coded to NAICS 488510, freight transportation arrangement.

• Federal obligations in all other support activities for transportation (NAICS 488999)

  USAspending lists $1,024,372,939.55 in federal contract obligations on 313 awards coded to NAICS 488999, other support activities for transportation.

• Federal obligations tagged to couriers and express delivery (NAICS 492110)

  USAspending records $2,823,672,112 in federal contract obligations across 5,726 awards tagged NAICS 492110, couriers and express delivery.

• Federal obligations in general warehousing and storage (NAICS 493110)

  USAspending.gov records $3,989,936,275.74 in NAICS 493110 general-warehousing contract obligations across 3,254 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Refrigerated warehousing and storage (NAICS 493120) contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,208,395,574 in federal contract obligations on 135 awards tagged NAICS 493120, refrigerated warehousing and storage.

• Federal obligations in other warehousing and storage (NAICS 493190)

  USAspending.gov records $4,652,602,300.41 in NAICS 493190 other-warehousing contract obligations across 221,590 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• All other publishers (NAICS 511199): 300 awards, $2.29 billion obligated

  USAspending shows $2,286,989,596 in federal contract obligations on 300 awards tagged NAICS 511199, all other publishers.

• Federal obligations in software publishers (NAICS 511210)

  USAspending records $20.9 billion in federal obligations on 13,339 contract awards coded NAICS 511210, software publishers.

• Software publishers (NAICS 513210) in federal contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,600,360,905 in federal contract obligations on 8,445 awards tagged NAICS 513210, software publishers.

• Federal obligations in wired telecommunications carriers (NAICS 517110)

  USAspending records $20.2 billion in federal obligations on 7,387 contract awards coded NAICS 517110, wired telecommunications carriers.

• Federal obligations in wired telecommunications carriers (NAICS 517111)

  USAspending lists $989,673,220.73 in federal contract obligations on 4,182 awards coded to NAICS 517111, wired telecommunications carriers.

• NAICS 517310 telecommunications resellers: $6.2 billion on 12 awards

  Telecommunications resellers (NAICS 517310) show $6.2 billion in USAspending obligations on only 12 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• NAICS 517311 wired telecommunications carriers obligations

  Wired telecommunications carriers (NAICS 517311) show $1.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 9,081 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 517312 wireless telecommunications carriers except satellite obligations

  Wireless telecommunications carriers except satellite (NAICS 517312) show $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 9,322 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 517410 satellite telecommunications contract obligations

  Satellite telecommunications (NAICS 517410) show $6.2 billion in USAspending obligations across 4,612 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• Federal obligations in other telecommunications (NAICS 517910)

  Only 4 USAspending contract awards coded NAICS 517910 (other telecommunications) carry $1,134,002,596.28 in federal obligations.

• Federal obligations in telecommunications resellers (NAICS 517911)

  USAspending records $714.3M in federal contract obligations on 1,043 awards coded to NAICS 517911, telecommunications resellers.

• NAICS 517919 all other telecommunications contract obligations

  All other telecommunications (NAICS 517919) show $6.9 billion in USAspending obligations across 2,170 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• NAICS 518210 computing infrastructure and data processing obligations

  Federal contracts tagged NAICS 518210 show $17.1 billion in obligations across 5,503 awards. USAspending.gov totals, not cash outlays.

• Federal obligations in internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals (NAICS 519130)

  USAspending records $792.8M in federal contract obligations on 1,268 awards tagged to NAICS 519130, internet publishing and web search portals.

• All other information services (NAICS 519190) contract obligations

  USAspending shows $2,054,524,102 in federal contract obligations on 725 awards tagged NAICS 519190, all other information services.

• NAICS 522110 commercial banking obligations

  Commercial banking (NAICS 522110) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 122 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 522390 credit intermediation: $7.5 billion on 77 awards

  Other credit intermediation activities (NAICS 522390) show $7.5 billion in USAspending obligations on only 77 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in investment banking and securities intermediation (NAICS 523150)

  Three USAspending contract awards coded NAICS 523150 (investment banking) carry $1,130,130,015.16 in federal obligations.

• Federal obligations in portfolio management (NAICS 523920)

  USAspending records $811,954,512.47 in federal contract obligations on 30 awards coded to NAICS 523920, portfolio management.

• Federal obligations in direct health and medical insurance carriers (NAICS 524114)

  USAspending records $221.0 billion in federal obligations on 1,729 contract awards coded NAICS 524114, direct health and medical insurance carriers.

• Federal obligations in pharmacy benefit management and other TPA services (NAICS 524292)

  USAspending.gov records $3,290,247,594.30 in NAICS 524292 PBM and TPA contract obligations across 509 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in lessors of nonresidential buildings except miniwarehouses (NAICS 531120)

  USAspending records $677.0M in federal contract obligations on 1,399 awards tagged to NAICS 531120, nonresidential building lessors.

• Federal obligations in residential property managers (NAICS 531311)

  USAspending records $1,003,038,007.34 in federal contract obligations on 1,565 awards coded to NAICS 531311, residential property managers.

• Federal obligations in other activities related to real estate (NAICS 531390)

  USAspending records $715.2M in federal contract obligations on 799 awards coded to NAICS 531390, other activities related to real estate.

• Federal obligations in other commercial and industrial machinery and equipment rental and leasing (NAICS 532490)

  USAspending records $608.8M in federal contract obligations on 3,634 awards tagged to NAICS 532490, industrial machinery rental and leasing.

• NAICS 541110 offices of lawyers obligations

  Offices of lawyers (NAICS 541110) show $1.7 billion in USAspending obligations across 2,202 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in all other legal services (NAICS 541199)

  USAspending.gov records $3,236,956,072.85 in NAICS 541199 other-legal-services contract obligations across 6,922 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 541211 offices of certified public accountants obligations

  Offices of certified public accountants (NAICS 541211) show $6.3 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,775 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in other accounting services (NAICS 541219)

  USAspending.gov records $3,851,910,326.34 in NAICS 541219 other-accounting contract obligations across 1,259 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 541310 architectural services contract obligations

  Architectural services (NAICS 541310) show $6.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 6,463 federal contract awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in engineering services (NAICS 541330)

  USAspending records $321.5 billion in federal obligations on 58,215 contract awards coded NAICS 541330, engineering services.

• Federal obligations in building inspection services (NAICS 541350)

  USAspending records $793.3M in federal contract obligations on 1,446 awards coded to NAICS 541350, building inspection services.

• NAICS 541370 surveying and mapping except geophysical services obligations

  Surveying and mapping except geophysical (NAICS 541370) shows $1.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 2,343 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in testing laboratories and services (NAICS 541380)

  USAspending.gov records $3,077,517,166.04 in NAICS 541380 testing-laboratory contract obligations across 7,818 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in custom computer programming services (NAICS 541511)

  USAspending records $54.1 billion in federal obligations on 14,134 contract awards coded NAICS 541511, custom computer programming services.

• Federal obligations in computer systems design services (NAICS 541512)

  USAspending records $186.6 billion in federal obligations on 31,620 contract awards coded NAICS 541512, computer systems design services.

• Federal obligations in computer facilities management services (NAICS 541513)

  USAspending records $18.6 billion in federal obligations on 3,102 contract awards coded NAICS 541513, computer facilities management services.

• Federal obligations in other computer related services (NAICS 541519)

  USAspending records $107.4 billion in federal obligations on 82,933 contract awards coded NAICS 541519, other computer related services.

• Federal obligations in administrative management and general management consulting services (NAICS 541611)

  USAspending records $77.8 billion in federal obligations on 30,772 contract awards coded NAICS 541611, administrative and general management consulting.

• Federal obligations in human resources consulting services (NAICS 541612)

  USAspending.gov records $4,406,097,995.99 in NAICS 541612 HR-consulting contract obligations across 2,527 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 541613 marketing consulting services obligations

  Marketing consulting services (NAICS 541613) show $1.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 960 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 541614 logistics consulting obligations in USAspending

  Process, physical distribution, and logistics consulting (NAICS 541614) shows $15.3 billion in USAspending obligations on 3,880 contract awards.

• NAICS 541618 other management consulting services obligations

  Other management consulting services (NAICS 541618) show $6.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,882 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 541620 environmental consulting services obligations

  Environmental consulting services (NAICS 541620) show $6.5 billion in USAspending obligations across 10,056 federal contract awards.

• NAICS 541690 other scientific and technical consulting obligations

  Other scientific and technical consulting (NAICS 541690) totals $14.3 billion in USAspending obligations across 8,118 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in physical, engineering, and life sciences R&D (NAICS 541710)

  USAspending records $215.7 billion in federal obligations on 633 contract awards coded NAICS 541710, physical, engineering, and life sciences R&D.

• Federal obligations in biotechnology R&D (NAICS 541711)

  USAspending records $18.3 billion in federal obligations on 473 contract awards coded NAICS 541711, research and development in biotechnology.

• Federal obligations in physical, engineering, and life sciences R&D except biotechnology (NAICS 541712)

  USAspending records $145.6 billion in federal obligations on 8,022 contract awards coded NAICS 541712, physical sciences R&D except biotechnology.

• NAICS 541713 research and development in nanotechnology obligations

  Research and development in nanotechnology (NAICS 541713) shows $1.3 billion in USAspending obligations across 680 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in biotechnology R&D except nanobiotechnology (NAICS 541714)

  USAspending records $19.0 billion in federal obligations on 2,378 contract awards coded NAICS 541714, biotechnology R&D except nanobiotechnology.

• Federal obligations in physical, engineering, and life sciences R&D except nanotechnology and biotechnology (NAICS 541715)

  USAspending records $208.0 billion in federal obligations on 31,942 contract awards coded NAICS 541715, physical sciences R&D except nano and biotech.

• Federal obligations in social sciences and humanities R&D (NAICS 541720)

  USAspending records $27.4 billion in obligations on 2,415 contract awards coded NAICS 541720, social sciences and humanities R&D.

• NAICS 541810 advertising agency contract obligations

  Advertising agencies (NAICS 541810) show $7.2 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,166 federal contract awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in public relations agencies (NAICS 541820)

  USAspending records $733.1M in federal contract obligations on 525 awards coded to NAICS 541820, public relations agencies.

• Federal obligations in marketing research and public opinion polling (NAICS 541910)

  USAspending records $1,198,018,650.50 in federal contract obligations on 1,027 awards coded to NAICS 541910, marketing research and polling.

• Translation and interpretation services (NAICS 541930) contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,303,714,665 in federal contract obligations on 19,873 awards tagged NAICS 541930, translation and interpretation services.

• Federal obligations in all other professional, scientific, and technical services (NAICS 541990)

  USAspending records $96.0 billion in obligations on 19,175 contract awards coded NAICS 541990, other professional and technical services.

• Federal obligations in office administrative services (NAICS 561110)

  USAspending.gov records $4,353,818,367.29 in NAICS 561110 office-administrative contract obligations across 2,602 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in facilities support services (NAICS 561210)

  USAspending records $466.5 billion in federal obligations on 32,514 contract awards coded NAICS 561210, facilities support services.

• Federal obligations in temporary help services (NAICS 561320)

  USAspending.gov records $4,494,714,011.03 in NAICS 561320 temporary-help contract obligations across 11,575 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in telephone answering services (NAICS 561421)

  USAspending records $952,604,923.05 in federal contract obligations on 390 awards coded to NAICS 561421, telephone answering services.

• NAICS 561422 contact centers: $9.1 billion on 100 awards

  Telemarketing bureaus and contact centers (NAICS 561422) show $9.1 billion in USAspending obligations on only 100 federal contract awards.

• Collection agencies (NAICS 561440): a small award count, large obligations

  USAspending contract awards tagged NAICS 561440 collection agencies total $2,695,888,900 in obligations on only 121 awards.

• Federal obligations in credit bureaus (NAICS 561450)

  USAspending shows $919,931,288.95 in federal contract obligations on 813 awards coded to NAICS 561450, credit bureaus.

• All other business support services: NAICS 561499 contract obligations

  Federal contracts tagged NAICS 561499 (all other business support services) show $2,732,289,976 in obligations on 1,789 USAspending awards.

• NAICS 561599 all other travel arrangement and reservation services obligations

  All other travel arrangement and reservation services (NAICS 561599) show $1.6 billion in USAspending obligations across 692 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in investigation and personal background check services (NAICS 561611)

  USAspending.gov records $4,314,855,763.77 in NAICS 561611 background-investigation contract obligations across 2,465 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in security guards and patrol services (NAICS 561612)

  USAspending records $32.1 billion in federal obligations on 11,481 contract awards coded NAICS 561612, security guards and patrol services.

• Federal obligations in security systems services except locksmiths (NAICS 561621)

  USAspending.gov records $3,530,979,800.46 in NAICS 561621 security-systems contract obligations across 6,582 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 561720 janitorial services contract obligations

  Janitorial services (NAICS 561720) show $7.9 billion in USAspending obligations across 10,405 federal contract awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Landscaping services (NAICS 561730) federal contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,127,005,167 in federal contract obligations on 8,599 awards tagged NAICS 561730, landscaping services.

• NAICS 561990 all other support services contract obligations

  All other support services (NAICS 561990) show $10.0 billion in USAspending obligations across 5,091 federal contract awards. Not cash outlays.

• Federal obligations in solid waste collection (NAICS 562111)

  USAspending lists $1,107,494,218.51 in federal contract obligations on 5,342 awards coded to NAICS 562111, solid waste collection.

• Federal obligations in other waste collection (NAICS 562119)

  USAspending.gov records $4,135,748,683.25 in NAICS 562119 other-waste-collection contract obligations across 766 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in hazardous waste treatment and disposal (NAICS 562211)

  USAspending records $30.3 billion in federal obligations on 22,666 contract awards coded NAICS 562211, hazardous waste treatment and disposal.

• Federal obligations in remediation services (NAICS 562910)

  USAspending records $50.6 billion in federal obligations on 8,982 contract awards coded NAICS 562910, remediation services.

• Federal obligations in colleges, universities, and professional schools (NAICS 611310)

  USAspending records $41.6 billion in federal obligations on 5,928 contract awards coded NAICS 611310, colleges, universities, and professional schools.

• Federal obligations in computer training (NAICS 611420)

  USAspending shows $831,525,218.46 in federal contract obligations on 1,291 awards coded to NAICS 611420, computer training.

• NAICS 611430 professional and management development training

  Professional and management development training (NAICS 611430) shows $5.7 billion in USAspending obligations on 7,699 awards.

• Federal obligations in flight training (NAICS 611512)

  USAspending.gov records $4,491,113,822.42 in NAICS 611512 flight-training contract obligations across 1,181 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 611519 other technical and trade schools obligations

  Other technical and trade schools (NAICS 611519) show $8.5 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,284 federal contract awards. Not outlays.

• NAICS 611699 all other miscellaneous schools and instruction obligations

  All other miscellaneous schools and instruction (NAICS 611699) shows $1.4 billion in USAspending obligations across 1,510 federal contract awards.

• Educational support services (NAICS 611710) federal contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,508,279,359 in federal contract obligations on 3,680 awards tagged NAICS 611710, educational support services.

• Federal obligations in offices of physicians except mental health specialists (NAICS 621111)

  USAspending records $26.6 billion in obligations on 5,142 contract awards coded NAICS 621111, physician offices except mental health.

• Federal obligations in offices of physicians, mental health specialists (NAICS 621112)

  USAspending records $881,065,011.53 in federal contract obligations on 1,464 awards coded to NAICS 621112, offices of mental health physicians.

• Federal obligations in offices of all other miscellaneous health practitioners (NAICS 621399)

  USAspending records $739.4M in federal contract obligations on 1,313 awards coded to NAICS 621399, offices of all other miscellaneous health practitioners.

• Kidney dialysis centers (NAICS 621492) federal contract obligations

  USAspending shows $1,855,684,978 in federal contract obligations on 262 awards tagged NAICS 621492, kidney dialysis centers.

• NAICS 621498 outpatient care centers and federal contract obligations

  USAspending lists $2,698,375,088 in federal contract obligations on 851 awards coded NAICS 621498, all other outpatient care centers.

• Medical laboratories (NAICS 621511) in federal contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,178,992,949 in federal contract obligations on 5,524 awards tagged NAICS 621511, medical laboratories.

• Federal obligations in ambulance services (NAICS 621910)

  USAspending shows $1,276,503,973.44 in federal contract obligations on 3,863 awards coded to NAICS 621910, ambulance services.

• Federal obligations in blood and organ banks (NAICS 621991)

  USAspending records $601.8M in federal contract obligations on 968 awards coded to NAICS 621991, blood and organ banks.

• Federal obligations in all other miscellaneous ambulatory health care services (NAICS 621999)

  USAspending.gov records $2,914,892,456.14 in NAICS 621999 miscellaneous-ambulatory-care contract obligations across 1,426 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 622110 general medical and surgical hospital obligations

  General medical and surgical hospitals (NAICS 622110) show $7.3 billion in USAspending obligations across 10,464 federal contract awards.

• Nursing care facilities (NAICS 623110) federal contract obligations

  USAspending records $1,939,845,545 in federal contract obligations on 8,614 awards tagged NAICS 623110, nursing care facilities (skilled nursing).

• Other residential care facilities (NAICS 623990) contract obligations

  USAspending lists $1,730,496,558 in federal contract obligations on 1,360 awards tagged NAICS 623990, other residential care facilities.

• Child and youth services (NAICS 624110): 72 awards, $2.19 billion obligated

  USAspending shows $2,192,550,663 in federal contract obligations on 72 awards tagged NAICS 624110, child and youth services.

• Other individual and family services (NAICS 624190) contract obligations

  USAspending records $2,283,444,975 in federal contract obligations on 478 awards tagged NAICS 624190, other individual and family services.

• NAICS 624230 emergency and other relief services obligations

  Emergency and other relief services (NAICS 624230) show $7.0 billion in USAspending obligations across 499 federal contract awards.

• Federal obligations in hotels (except casino hotels) and motels (NAICS 721110)

  USAspending records $873,147,296.88 in federal contract obligations on 15,539 awards coded to NAICS 721110, hotels and motels.

• NAICS 722310 food service contractor obligations

  Food service contractors (NAICS 722310) show $6.9 billion in USAspending obligations across 3,120 federal contract awards. Not cash outlays.

• General automotive repair (NAICS 811111) federal contract obligations

  USAspending shows $2,464,113,594 in federal contract obligations on 2,866 awards tagged NAICS 811111, general automotive repair.

• Federal obligations in electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance (NAICS 811210)

  USAspending.gov records $3,410,563,545.39 in NAICS 811210 electronics-repair contract obligations across 13,294 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in computer and office machine repair and maintenance (NAICS 811212)

  USAspending records $642.0M in federal contract obligations on 2,372 awards coded to NAICS 811212, computer and office machine repair and maintenance.

• Federal obligations in communication equipment repair and maintenance (NAICS 811213)

  USAspending.gov records $3,296,805,909.95 in NAICS 811213 communications-repair contract obligations across 877 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• NAICS 811219 electronic and precision equipment repair obligations

  Other electronic and precision equipment repair (NAICS 811219) totals $9.4 billion in USAspending obligations on 7,461 contract awards.

• Federal obligations in commercial and industrial machinery repair except automotive and electronic (NAICS 811310)

  USAspending.gov records $3,111,167,349.42 in NAICS 811310 industrial-machinery-repair contract obligations across 11,698 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in all other personal services (NAICS 812990)

  USAspending records $672.1M in federal contract obligations on 2,124 awards coded to NAICS 812990, all other personal services.

• Federal obligations in other justice, public order, and safety activities (NAICS 922190)

  USAspending.gov records $4,946,061,456.61 in NAICS 922190 justice and public-order contract obligations across 145 awards. Obligations, not outlays.

• Federal obligations in administration of public health programs (NAICS 923120)

  USAspending records $675.7M in federal contract obligations on 605 awards coded to NAICS 923120, administration of public health programs.

• National security as a NAICS tag: $2.67 billion on 70 contract awards

  USAspending shows $2,670,710,107 in federal contract obligations on 70 awards tagged NAICS 928110, national security.

• Federal obligations in international affairs (NAICS 928120)

  USAspending records $712.3M in federal contract obligations on 343 awards coded to NAICS 928120, international affairs.

• National Aeronautics and Space Administration federal obligations

  NASA (CGAC 080) shows $258,227,646,381.10 in USAspending obligations across 28,343 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• National Archives and Records Administration federal obligations

  NARA (CGAC 088) shows $860,857,433.60 in USAspending obligations across 894 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• National Credit Union Administration federal obligations

  NCUA obligated $4.7 million on 232 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 025.

• National Endowment for the Arts federal obligations

  National Endowment for the Arts obligated $239.8 million on 2,853 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 417.

• National Endowment for the Humanities federal obligations

  National Endowment for the Humanities obligated $383.3 million on 1,440 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 418.

• National Gallery of Art federal obligations through FY2026

  National Gallery of Art obligated $321.8 million on 821 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 3302.

• National Labor Relations Board federal obligations

  National Labor Relations Board obligated $84.4 million on 147 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 420.

• National Science Foundation federal obligations

  NSF (CGAC 049) shows $41,750,201,192.18 in USAspending obligations across 37,477 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• National Transportation Safety Board federal obligations

  National Transportation Safety Board obligated $81.9 million on 345 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 424.

• FY2024 USAspending in North Carolina’s 1st district

  North Carolina District 01 shows $7.0B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 13,691 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in North Carolina District 02

  North Carolina’s 2nd district shows $10.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 3,580 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in North Carolina’s 3rd district

  North Carolina’s 3rd district shows $14.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 58,274 awards.

• USAspending in North Carolina District 04, FY2024

  North Carolina District 04: $23.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 62,077 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• NC-07 FY2024 place-of-performance obligations

  North Carolina District 07 shows $7.7B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,830 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 federal obligations in North Carolina District 09

  North Carolina District 09: $9.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 28,526 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in North Carolina District 11

  North Carolina District 11 shows $7.8B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 7,181 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• North Carolina District 90 FY2024 USAspending (unspecified)

  North Carolina District 90 FY2024 USAspending: $84.6 billion in obligations on 12,887 awards. Unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• North Carolina vs Ohio on USAspending: $6.3B vs $8.1B

  Ohio $8.1B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. Populations are close (11.0M vs 11.9M); FY2026 is nearly tied at $737.5M vs $732.7M.

• North Carolina vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $6.34B vs $5.46B

  North Carolina leads Oklahoma $6.34B to $5.46B in USAspending obligations, but Oklahoma’s per capita is $205.98 vs $66.77 and FY2026 is $843.6M vs $737.5M.

• North Carolina vs Texas on USAspending: $6.3B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. Same pharma peak. Per capita $686.1 vs $66.77. Awards 530,634 vs 429,746.

• North Carolina vs Utah on USAspending: $6.34B vs $4.06B

  North Carolina leads Utah $6.34B to $4.06B in USAspending obligations. Utah per capita $199.06 vs $66.77. FY2026 $737.5M vs $697.4M.

• North Carolina vs Virginia on USAspending

  North Carolina’s $6.3B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Neighboring states; pharma vs IT; per-capita $66.77 vs $1,344.24.

• North Carolina vs Washington on USAspending: $6.3B vs $7.3B

  Washington $7.3B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. North Carolina logs 429,746 awards vs 236,821; per capita $66.77 vs $73.46.

• USAspending in North Dakota At-Large, FY2024

  North Dakota at-large FY2024 USAspending: $102.3 billion in obligations on 51,705 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• North Dakota vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $700.4M vs $880.6M

  Rhode Island $880.6M vs North Dakota $700.4M USAspending obligations. Confectionery vs construction. Per capita $71.48 vs $63.75.

• North Dakota vs South Dakota on USAspending: $700.4M vs $1.0B

  South Dakota $1.0B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Computers vs construction. Per capita $79.92 vs $63.75. FY2026 $74.0M vs $50.8M.

• North Dakota vs Texas on USAspending: $700.4M against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs North Dakota’s $700.4M. Per capita is $686.10 vs $63.75; awards 530,634 vs 7,218.

• North Dakota vs Virginia on USAspending: $700.4M and 7,218 awards

  North Dakota’s $700.4M in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Only 7,218 awards; per capita $63.75 vs $1,344.24.

• North Dakota vs Vermont on USAspending: $700.4M vs $1.0B

  Vermont $1.0B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Missile parts vs construction. Per capita $72.92 vs $63.75 on 648,493 vs 796,568.

• North Dakota vs West Virginia on USAspending: $700.4M vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $113.44 vs $63.75. Awards 14,302 vs 7,218. FY2026 $200.8M vs $50.8M.

• North Dakota vs Wyoming on USAspending: $700.4M vs $598.9M

  North Dakota $700.4M vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Same construction peak. Per capita $63.75 vs $126.96. Awards 7,218 vs 9,330.

• FY2024 obligations in Nebraska’s 1st district

  Nebraska’s 1st district shows $10.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 15,156 awards.

• USAspending in Nebraska District 02, FY2024

  Nebraska District 02: $9.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 5,434 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• NE-03 FY2024 place-of-performance obligations

  Nebraska District 03 shows $7.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 75,389 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• Nebraska District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Nebraska District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $12.7 billion on 3,438 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Nebraska vs North Dakota on USAspending: $1.2B vs $700.4M

  Nebraska $1.2B vs North Dakota $700.4M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $175.68 vs $63.75. Awards 36,000 vs 7,218. FY2026 $352.3M vs $50.8M.

• Nebraska vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $1.24B vs $2.48B

  New Hampshire $2.48B vs Nebraska $1.24B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $175.68. Awards 36,000 vs 9,224.

• Nebraska vs Rhode Island on USAspending: $1.2B vs $880.6M

  Nebraska $1.2B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $175.68 vs $71.48. FY2026 $352.3M vs $79.5M. Awards 36,000 vs 11,923.

• Nebraska vs South Dakota on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.0B

  Nebraska $1.2B vs South Dakota $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $175.68 vs $79.92. FY2026 $352.3M vs $73.9M.

• Nebraska vs Texas on USAspending: $1.2B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Nebraska’s $1.2B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $175.68; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $352.3M.

• Nebraska vs Virginia on USAspending: the same top industry, $1.2B vs $110.8B

  Nebraska’s $1.2B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Same top industry label; per capita $175.68 vs $1,344.24.

• Nebraska vs Vermont on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.0B

  Nebraska $1.2B vs Vermont $1.0B in USAspending obligations. FY2026 $352.3M vs $47.3M. Per capita $175.68 vs $72.92. Awards 36,000 vs 12,020.

• Nebraska vs West Virginia on USAspending: $1.2B vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs Nebraska $1.2B in USAspending obligations. Nebraska per capita $175.68 vs $113.44. FY2026 $352.3M vs $200.8M.

• Nebraska vs Wyoming on USAspending: $1.2B vs $598.9M

  Nebraska $1.2B vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $175.68 vs $126.96. Awards 36,000 vs 9,330. FY2026 $352.3M vs $74.6M.

• Nebraska’s award count beside $80.69B

  Nebraska shows $80.69B in USAspending.gov obligations and 344,180 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Nevada’s federal obligation book, FY2024–2026

  Nevada shows $110.76B in USAspending.gov obligations and 84,479 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• New Hampshire’s obligation book on 29,975 awards

  New Hampshire shows $59.09B in USAspending.gov obligations and 29,975 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• New Jersey’s award-file volume and dollars

  New Jersey shows $328.41B in USAspending.gov obligations and 1,170,518 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• New Mexico’s obligation book on fewer award rows

  New Mexico shows $290.80B in USAspending.gov obligations and 85,196 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Federal obligations recorded for New York

  New York shows $925.03B in USAspending.gov obligations and 785,502 awards for FY2024–2026. Reported figures are obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 obligations in New Hampshire’s 1st district

  New Hampshire’s 1st district shows $9.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,810 awards.

• USAspending in New Hampshire District 02, FY2024

  New Hampshire District 02 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $14.4 billion on 6,317 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• FY2024 USAspending in New Hampshire’s district 90 bucket

  New Hampshire’s USAspending district 90 bucket shows $9.7 billion in FY2024 obligations across 2,534 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• New Hampshire vs Oregon on USAspending: $2.48B vs $2.67B

  Oregon $2.67B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $56.06. Awards 9,224 vs 36,965.

• New Hampshire vs Tennessee on USAspending: $2.48B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $97.50. Awards 9,224 vs 63,616.

• New Hampshire vs Texas on USAspending: $2.5B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs New Hampshire’s $2.5B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $284.15; awards 530,634 vs 9,224.

• New Hampshire vs Virginia on USAspending: few awards, an ordnance-led $2.5B

  New Hampshire’s $2.5B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Only 9,224 NH awards; small arms/ordnance leads. Per capita $284.15 vs $1,344.24.

• New Hampshire vs West Virginia on USAspending: $2.48B vs $1.66B

  New Hampshire $2.48B vs West Virginia $1.66B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $113.44. FY2026 $400.4M vs $200.8M.

• FY2024 USAspending in New Jersey’s 2nd district

  New Jersey District 02 shows $6.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 67,404 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in New Jersey’s 3rd district

  New Jersey’s 3rd district shows $34.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 19,380 awards.

• USAspending in New Jersey District 04, FY2024

  New Jersey District 04 shows $6.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 3,811 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in New Jersey District 11

  New Jersey District 11 shows $8.1B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 352,358 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in New Jersey’s 12th district

  New Jersey’s 12th district shows $10.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 5,417 awards.

• New Jersey District 90 FY2024 USAspending (unspecified)

  New Jersey District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $94.1 billion on 12,242 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• New Jersey vs North Carolina on USAspending: $8.1B vs $6.3B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs North Carolina $6.3B in USAspending obligations. Both lead with pharmaceutical preparation; NJ logs 1,162,765 awards vs 429,746.

• New Jersey vs Ohio on USAspending: $8.1B vs $8.1B

  Ohio leads New Jersey $8.1B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations by a thin margin. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 168,038; per capita $92.49 vs $61.66.

• New Jersey vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $8.1B vs $5.5B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 50,460; Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita leads $92.49.

• New Jersey vs Texas on USAspending: $8.1B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs New Jersey $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Same pharma peak. Awards 530,634 vs 1,162,765. Per capita $686.1 vs $92.49.

• New Jersey vs Utah on USAspending: $8.1B vs $4.1B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Utah $4.1B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs Utah’s 26,509; Utah’s $199.06 per capita doubles $92.49.

• New Jersey vs Virginia on USAspending

  New Jersey logs 1,162,765 USAspending awards vs Virginia’s 1,116,647, but $8.1B vs $110.8B. Pharma vs IT; per-capita $92.49.

• New Jersey vs Washington on USAspending: $8.1B vs $7.3B

  New Jersey $8.1B vs Washington $7.3B in USAspending obligations. New Jersey logs 1,162,765 awards vs 236,821; per capita $92.49 vs $73.46.

• USAspending in New Mexico District 01, FY2024

  New Mexico’s 1st district shows $89.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 9,807 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in New Mexico’s 2nd district, FY2024

  New Mexico’s 2nd district shows $11.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,626 awards.

• USAspending in New Mexico District 03, FY2024

  New Mexico’s 3rd district shows $95.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 18,202 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in New Mexico District 90 (non-voting / unspecified)

  New Mexico District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $23.5 billion on 4,986 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• New Mexico vs Oregon on USAspending: $3.93B vs $2.67B

  New Mexico $3.93B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $56.06. Construction vs forestry. FY2026 $2.01B vs $239.5M.

• New Mexico vs South Carolina on USAspending: $3.93B vs $3.85B

  New Mexico edges South Carolina $3.93B to $3.85B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $83.98. FY2026 $2.01B vs $460.1M.

• New Mexico vs Tennessee on USAspending: $3.93B vs $3.58B

  New Mexico leads Tennessee $3.93B to $3.58B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $97.50. Construction vs couriers. FY2026 $2.01B vs $704.7M.

• New Mexico vs Texas on USAspending: $3.9B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs New Mexico $3.9B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs construction. Per capita $686.1 vs $945.82. FY2026 $21.5B vs $2.0B.

• New Mexico vs Utah on USAspending: $3.93B vs $4.06B

  Utah edges New Mexico $4.06B to $3.93B in USAspending obligations, but New Mexico’s per capita is $945.82 vs $199.06 and FY2026 is $2.01B vs $697.4M.

• New Mexico vs Virginia on USAspending: $3.9B against $110.8B

  New Mexico shows $3.9B in USAspending obligations versus Virginia’s $110.8B. Compare awards, per-capita dollars, and FY2026 industry mix.

• Federal dollars obligated in North Carolina

  North Carolina shows $381.66B in federal obligations across 583,283 awards in FY 2024–2026. USAspending.gov, not outlays.

• North Dakota’s USAspending obligation book

  North Dakota shows $243.04B in USAspending.gov obligations and 150,516 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• Nuclear Regulatory Commission federal obligations

  NRC (CGAC 031) shows $1,220,955,444.13 in USAspending obligations across 1,579 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Nevada’s 2nd district

  Nevada’s 2nd district shows $13.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 9,886 awards.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Nevada District 03

  Nevada’s 3rd district shows $11.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,107 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Nevada’s unspecified district 90

  Nevada’s USAspending district 90 bucket holds $27.8 billion in FY2024 obligations across 3,974 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Nevada vs New Hampshire on USAspending: $2.86B vs $2.48B

  Nevada $2.86B vs New Hampshire $2.48B in USAspending obligations. NH per capita $284.15 vs $171.84. FY2026 $561.5M vs $400.4M.

• Nevada vs New Mexico on USAspending: $2.86B vs $3.93B

  New Mexico $3.93B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $945.82 vs $171.84. Construction vs autos. FY2026 $2.01B vs $561.5M.

• Nevada vs Oregon on USAspending: $2.86B vs $2.67B

  Nevada $2.86B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $171.84 vs $56.06. FY2026 $561.5M vs $239.5M.

• Nevada vs South Carolina on USAspending: $2.86B vs $3.85B

  South Carolina $3.85B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $83.98. Autos vs biologics. FY2026 $561.5M vs $460.1M.

• Nevada vs Tennessee on USAspending: $2.86B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs Nevada $2.86B in USAspending obligations. Nevada per capita $171.84 vs $97.50. FY2026 $561.5M vs $704.7M.

• Nevada vs Texas on USAspending: $2.9B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Nevada’s $2.9B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $171.84; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $561.5M.

• Nevada vs Virginia on USAspending: auto manufacturing against $110.8B in IT services

  Nevada’s $2.9B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Auto manufacturing vs computer services; per capita $171.84 vs $1,344.24.

• USAspending in New York District 01, FY2024

  New York District 01: $9.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 88,493 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in New York's 3rd district

  New York District 03 shows $7.4B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 9,388 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in New York District 10, FY2024

  New York District 10: $17.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 27,326 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in New York District 12, FY2024

  New York District 12: $22.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 91,183 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in New York District 13

  New York District 13 shows $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 3,759 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in New York District 19, FY2024

  New York District 19 shows $6.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,806 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in New York’s 20th district for FY2024

  Place-of-performance awards in New York’s 20th district total $56.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations across 6,497 awards.

• USAspending in New York District 21, FY2024

  New York District 21 shows $6.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,157 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• New York’s 22nd district FY2024 USAspending

  $15.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in New York District 22, across 15,551 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in New York’s 23rd district

  New York’s 23rd district shows $12.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 6,427 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in New York’s 24th district

  New York District 24 shows $6.7B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,685 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• New York’s 25th district FY2024 USAspending

  $14.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in New York District 25, across 8,331 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in New York District 90

  USAspending recorded $330.0 billion in FY2024 obligations for New York District 90 across 23,156 awards. District 90 is unspecified/non-voting.

• New York vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $11.9B vs $19.9B

  D.C. leads New York $19.9B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations on 702,250 residents vs 19.9M. Per capita is $3,166.95 vs $70.36.

• New York vs Pennsylvania on USAspending: $11.9B vs $28.1B

  Pennsylvania leads New York $28.1B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations despite fewer people (13.1M vs 19.9M) and $239.68 vs $70.36 per capita.

• New York vs Texas on USAspending: $11.9B vs $72.7B, inverted rows

  Texas leads New York $72.7B to $11.9B in USAspending obligations. New York has more awards (705,506 vs 530,634) and just $70.36 per capita vs $686.10.

• New York vs Virginia on USAspending

  New York’s $11.9B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Per-capita $70.36 vs $1,344.24 across 19.9 million residents.

• New York vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $11.9B vs $10.0B

  New York leads Wisconsin $11.9B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $70.36 and FY2026 of $2.4B vs $1.4B.

• Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission obligations

  OSHRC obligated $5.1 million on 84 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 432.

• Office of Personnel Management federal obligations

  OPM (CGAC 024) shows $1,998,173,770.98 in USAspending obligations across 781 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Ohio District 01

  Ohio District 01 recorded $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 9,522 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in Ohio’s 2nd district

  Ohio’s 2nd district shows $11.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 15,432 awards.

• USAspending obligations in Ohio District 03

  Ohio District 03: $9.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 7,072 awards. Place-of-performance geography, not HQ.

• USAspending in Ohio District 10, FY2024

  Ohio District 10 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $15.9 billion on 45,793 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• USAspending in Ohio District 12, FY2024

  Ohio District 12 shows $6.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 9,172 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• Ohio District 90 FY2024 obligations (unspecified)

  Ohio District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $103.7 billion across 12,904 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Ohio vs Oklahoma on USAspending: $8.1B vs $5.5B

  Ohio $8.1B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Both files lead with aircraft work; Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita and $843.6M FY2026 lead Ohio.

• Ohio vs Texas on USAspending: $8.1B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Ohio $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs aircraft engines. Per capita $686.1 vs $61.66. FY2026 $21.5B vs $732.7M.

• Ohio vs Virginia on USAspending

  Ohio’s $8.1B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Per-capita $61.66 vs $1,344.24. Aircraft engines vs IT services.

• Ohio vs Washington on USAspending: $8.1B vs $7.3B

  Ohio $8.1B vs Washington $7.3B in USAspending obligations. Washington logs 236,821 awards vs 168,038 and leads per capita $73.46 vs Ohio’s $61.66.

• Ohio vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $8.1B vs $10.0B

  Wisconsin leads Ohio $10.0B to $8.1B in USAspending obligations. Ohio shows $61.66 per capita vs $407.20 on 11,883,304 residents vs 5,960,975.

• Ohio’s USAspending obligation file

  Ohio shows $398.51B in USAspending.gov obligations and 524,221 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending in Oklahoma District 01

  Oklahoma District 01 shows $7.1B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 15,397 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Oklahoma District 02, FY2024

  Oklahoma’s 2nd district shows $10.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 24,171 awards.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Oklahoma District 03

  Oklahoma District 03 recorded $8.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 53,243 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• USAspending in Oklahoma District 04, FY2024

  Oklahoma District 04: $20.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 15,518 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Oklahoma District 05

  Oklahoma District 05 shows $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,320 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in Oklahoma’s unspecified district 90

  Oklahoma’s USAspending district 90 bucket holds $45.9 billion in FY2024 obligations across 8,499 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Oklahoma vs Texas on USAspending: $5.5B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs aircraft parts. Per capita $686.1 vs $205.98. Awards 530,634 vs 50,460.

• Oklahoma vs Utah on USAspending: $5.46B vs $4.06B

  Oklahoma leads Utah $5.46B to $4.06B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $205.98 vs $199.06. FY2026 $843.6M vs $697.4M.

• Oklahoma vs Virginia on USAspending

  Oklahoma’s $5.5B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Only 50,460 awards vs 1,116,647. Aircraft parts vs IT services.

• Oklahoma vs Washington on USAspending: $5.5B vs $7.3B

  Washington $7.3B vs Oklahoma $5.5B in USAspending obligations. Oklahoma’s $205.98 per capita and $843.6M FY2026 outpace Washington’s $73.46 and $584.6M.

• Oklahoma’s award volume and obligation total

  Oklahoma shows $172.71B in USAspending.gov obligations and 368,371 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Oregon District 01

  Oregon District 01 recorded $9.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 7,202 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• USAspending in Oregon District 02, FY2024

  Oregon District 02: $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 19,760 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Oregon District 04

  Oregon’s 4th district shows $10.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 9,573 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Oregon's 6th district

  Oregon District 06 shows $7.3B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,983 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in Oregon’s unspecified district 90

  Oregon’s USAspending district 90 bucket holds $50.8 billion in FY2024 obligations across 7,147 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Oregon vs Tennessee on USAspending: $2.67B vs $3.58B

  Tennessee $3.58B vs Oregon $2.67B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $97.50 vs $56.06. FY2026 $704.7M vs $239.5M.

• Oregon vs Texas on USAspending: $2.7B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Oregon’s $2.7B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $56.06; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $239.5M.

• Oregon vs Virginia on USAspending: forestry-led $2.7B vs $110.8B

  Oregon’s $2.7B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Forestry support leads Oregon; per capita $56.06 vs $1,344.24.

• Oregon’s USAspending obligation total

  Oregon shows $175.57B in USAspending.gov obligations and 116,094 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending Other Financial Assistance obligations — $265.7 billion

  Other Financial Assistance totals $265,703,475,212.82 in USAspending obligations across 619,640 awards. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending in Pennsylvania’s 1st district, FY2024

  Pennsylvania’s 1st district shows $10.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 27,307 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Pennsylvania’s 3rd district

  Pennsylvania’s 3rd district shows $11.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 5,635 awards.

• USAspending in Pennsylvania District 04, FY2024

  Pennsylvania District 04: $8.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 542,871 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• Pennsylvania’s 5th district FY2024 USAspending

  $16.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in Pennsylvania District 05, across 30,012 awards.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Pennsylvania District 08

  Pennsylvania’s 8th district shows $10.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 27,564 awards.

• USAspending in Pennsylvania District 10, FY2024

  Pennsylvania District 10 FY2024 USAspending: $129.8 billion in obligations on 15,294 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Pennsylvania’s 12th district

  Pennsylvania’s 12th district shows $32.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 6,447 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Pennsylvania’s 13th district

  Pennsylvania’s 13th district shows $10.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 12,291 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Pennsylvania District 15

  Pennsylvania District 15: $9.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 11,974 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending.gov obligations in Pennsylvania District 16

  Pennsylvania District 16 shows $7.2B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 6,369 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• Pennsylvania District 90 FY2024 USAspending (unspecified)

  Pennsylvania District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $156.5 billion across 13,933 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting performance bucket.

• Pennsylvania vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $28.1B vs $19.9B

  Pennsylvania holds $28.1B vs D.C.’s $19.9B in USAspending obligations, but D.C. per capita is $3,166.95 vs $239.68. Medicinal vs consulting.

• Pennsylvania vs Texas on USAspending: more awards, fewer dollars

  Texas leads Pennsylvania $72.7B to $28.1B in USAspending obligations, but Pennsylvania has 1,468,918 awards vs 530,634. Per capita $239.68 vs $686.10.

• Pennsylvania vs Virginia on USAspending

  Pennsylvania logs 1,468,918 USAspending awards vs Virginia’s 1,116,647, but $28.1B vs $110.8B in obligations. Per-capita compared.

• Pennsylvania vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $28.1B vs $10.0B

  Pennsylvania leads Wisconsin $28.1B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Wisconsin shows $407.20 per capita vs $239.68 on 5,960,975 residents.

• Peace Corps federal obligations through FY2026

  Peace Corps obligated $400.1 million across 589 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 1125.

• Pennsylvania’s federal obligation file, FY2024–2026

  Pennsylvania shows $861.13B in USAspending.gov obligations and 1,576,071 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation federal obligations

  PBGC (CGAC 1602) shows $23,251,134,511.76 in USAspending obligations across 1,240 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in Puerto Rico District 98 (unspecified)

  Puerto Rico District 98 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $100.7 billion on 38,799 awards. Code 98 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Railroad Retirement Board federal obligations

  RRB (CGAC 060) shows $36,633,822,907.06 in USAspending obligations across 289,930 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Rhode Island’s federal obligation index

  Rhode Island shows $49.73B in USAspending.gov obligations and 33,888 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Rhode Island District 01

  Rhode Island District 01 shows $7.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,424 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• Rhode Island District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Rhode Island District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $14.1 billion on 3,490 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Rhode Island vs South Dakota on USAspending: $880.6M vs $1.0B

  South Dakota $1.0B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $79.92 vs $71.48. FY2026 $73.9M vs $79.5M. Awards 8,274 vs 11,923.

• Rhode Island vs Texas on USAspending: $880.6M against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Rhode Island’s $880.6M. Per capita is $686.10 vs $71.48; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $79.5M.

• Rhode Island vs Virginia on USAspending: $880.6M and a confectionery lead

  Rhode Island’s $880.6M in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Nonchocolate confectionery manufacturing leads RI. Per capita $71.48 vs $1,344.24.

• Rhode Island vs Vermont on USAspending: $880.6M vs $1.0B

  Vermont $1.0B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Per capita $72.92 vs $71.48. Awards 12,020 vs 11,923. FY2026 $79.5M vs $47.3M.

• Rhode Island vs West Virginia on USAspending: $880.6M vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs Rhode Island $880.6M in USAspending obligations. Confectionery vs ammunition. Per capita $71.48 vs $113.44.

• Rhode Island vs Wyoming on USAspending: $880.6M vs $598.9M

  Rhode Island $880.6M vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Confectionery vs construction. Per capita $71.48 vs $126.96. FY2026 $79.5M vs $74.6M.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in South Carolina District 01

  South Carolina’s 1st district shows $10.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 3,670 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in South Carolina’s 2nd district

  South Carolina’s 2nd district shows $38.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 56,989 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in South Carolina’s 5th district

  South Carolina District 05 shows $6.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 16,908 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in South Carolina District 06, FY2024

  South Carolina District 06: $17.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 12,011 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in South Carolina District 07

  South Carolina District 07 shows $7.4B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,245 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• South Carolina District 90 FY2024 USAspending (unspecified)

  South Carolina District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $101.3 billion on 6,625 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting performance bucket.

• South Carolina vs Tennessee on USAspending: $3.85B vs $3.58B

  South Carolina leads Tennessee $3.85B to $3.58B in USAspending obligations. Tennessee per capita $97.50 vs $83.98. FY2026 $460.1M vs $704.7M.

• South Carolina vs Texas on USAspending: $3.9B vs $72.7B

  Texas $72.7B vs South Carolina $3.9B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs biological products. Per capita $686.1 vs $83.98. FY2026 $21.5B vs $460.1M.

• South Carolina vs Utah on USAspending: $3.85B vs $4.06B

  Utah leads South Carolina $4.06B to $3.85B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $199.06 vs $83.98. FY2026 $697.4M vs $460.1M.

• South Carolina vs Virginia on USAspending: a $3.9B to $110.8B gap

  South Carolina’s $3.9B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Per capita: $83.98 vs $1,344.24. Awards, FY2026, and top industries compared.

• South Carolina vs West Virginia on USAspending: $3.9B vs $1.7B

  South Carolina leads West Virginia $3.9B to $1.7B in USAspending obligations. West Virginia’s per capita is $113.44 vs $83.98. Biologics vs ammunition.

• FY2024 USAspending in South Dakota’s at-large district

  South Dakota’s at-large district shows $20.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 86,719 awards.

• South Dakota vs Texas on USAspending: $1.0B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs South Dakota’s $1.0B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $79.92; awards 530,634 vs 8,274.

• South Dakota vs Virginia on USAspending: $1.0B and 8,274 awards

  South Dakota’s $1.0B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Computer manufacturing leads; 8,274 awards; per capita $79.92.

• South Dakota vs Vermont on USAspending: $1.0B vs $1.0B

  South Dakota $1.0B vs Vermont $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita $79.92 vs $72.92. Awards 8,274 vs 12,020. FY2026 $73.9M vs $47.3M.

• South Dakota vs West Virginia on USAspending: $1.0B vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs South Dakota $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Computer manufacturing vs ammunition. Per capita $79.92 vs $113.44.

• South Dakota vs Wyoming on USAspending: $1.0B vs $598.9M

  South Dakota $1.0B vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Computers vs construction. Per capita $79.92 vs $126.96. FY2026 $74.0M vs $74.6M.

• Securities and Exchange Commission federal obligations

  SEC (CGAC 050) shows $3,229,250,853.50 in USAspending obligations across 1,390 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Selective Service System federal obligations through FY2026

  Selective Service System obligated $6.8 million on 69 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 090.

• Small Business Administration federal obligations (CGAC 047)

  SBA awarding-agency CGAC 047 shows $109,801,616,727.88 in USAspending obligations across 2,639,783 awards through FY 2026.

• Small Business Administration federal obligations (CGAC 073)

  SBA-labeled awarding-agency CGAC 073 shows $4,561,825,547.55 in USAspending obligations across 354,363 awards through FY 2026.

• Smithsonian Institution federal obligations

  Smithsonian (CGAC 3300) shows $2,515,982,286.51 in USAspending obligations across 3,727 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• Social Security Administration federal obligations

  SSA (CGAC 028) shows $3,993,271,294,059.24 in USAspending obligations across 777,312 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• South Carolina’s federal obligation index

  South Carolina shows $395.96B in USAspending.gov obligations and 259,168 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• South Dakota’s 219,302 awards and $36.84B

  South Dakota shows $36.84B in USAspending.gov obligations and 219,302 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• Tennessee’s indexed federal obligation total

  Tennessee shows $421.14B in USAspending.gov obligations and 287,801 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• Texas federal obligations in USAspending files

  Texas shows $1.28T in federal obligations and 1,305,090 awards in USAspending.gov files for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Tennessee District 01

  Tennessee’s 1st district shows $9.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 6,900 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Tennessee's 2nd district

  Tennessee District 02 shows $7.2B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 8,076 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Tennessee District 03, FY2024

  Tennessee’s 3rd district shows $96.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 7,804 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in Tennessee District 04, FY2024

  Tennessee District 04: $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 10,415 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Tennessee District 05

  Tennessee District 05 recorded $8.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 7,230 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• USAspending in Tennessee District 07, FY2024

  Tennessee’s 7th district shows $11.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 15,191 awards.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Tennessee District 09

  Tennessee’s 9th district shows $11.1 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 20,287 awards.

• Tennessee District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Tennessee District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $67.7 billion on 7,105 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Tennessee vs Texas on USAspending: $3.6B against $72.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Tennessee’s $3.6B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $97.50; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $704.7M.

• Tennessee vs Virginia on USAspending: close in people, not in dollars

  Tennessee’s $3.6B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Populations are close (7.2M vs 8.8M); per capita $97.50 vs $1,344.24.

• FY2024 USAspending in Texas’s 1st district

  Texas District 01 shows $6.9B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 10,493 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Texas’s 3rd district

  Texas’s 3rd district shows $12.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 3,521 awards.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Texas District 10

  Texas’s 10th district shows $11.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 25,491 awards.

• USAspending in Texas District 12, FY2024

  Texas District 12 FY2024 USAspending: $192.5 billion in obligations on 17,403 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Texas District 13

  Texas’s 13th district shows $35.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 30,584 awards.

• USAspending in Texas District 16, FY2024

  Texas’s 16th district shows $9.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 19,061 awards.

• FY2024 obligations in Texas’s 17th district

  Texas’s 17th district shows $10.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 11,619 awards.

• USAspending in Texas District 19, FY2024

  Texas District 19 shows $6.5B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 48,724 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Texas District 20, FY2024

  Texas District 20 shows $6.6B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 6,087 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending obligations in Texas District 21

  Texas District 21: $8.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 13,460 awards. Place-of-performance geography, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Texas’s 23rd district

  Texas’s 23rd district shows $10.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 13,833 awards.

• USAspending in Texas District 24, FY2024

  Texas District 24 shows $7.0B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 6,453 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Texas District 25, FY2024

  Texas’s 25th district shows $10.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,975 awards.

• USAspending in Texas District 27, FY2024

  Texas District 27: $22.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 12,069 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Texas District 31, FY2024

  Texas District 31: $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 6,823 awards. Place of performance, not HQ or outlays.

• FY2024 obligations with performance in Texas District 33

  USAspending.gov tagged $54.5 billion in FY2024 obligations to place of performance in Texas’s 33rd district across 24,723 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in Texas’s 36th district

  Texas’s 36th district shows $35.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 7,151 awards.

• USAspending in Texas District 37, FY2024

  Texas District 37 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $16.2 billion on 3,571 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• Texas District 90 FY2024 obligations (unspecified)

  Texas District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $233.4 billion across 36,328 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Texas vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $72.7B vs $19.9B

  Texas holds $72.7B vs D.C.’s $19.9B in USAspending obligations, but D.C. per capita is $3,166.95 vs $686.10. Pharma vs management consulting.

• Texas vs Utah on USAspending: $72.7B vs $4.1B

  Texas $72.7B vs Utah $4.1B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs nonferrous metal rolling. Per capita $686.1 vs $199.06. Awards 530,634 vs 26,509.

• Texas vs Virginia on USAspending

  Virginia shows $110.8B in USAspending obligations vs Texas at $72.7B. Compare awards, per-capita totals, and top industries.

• Texas vs Vermont on USAspending: $72.7B against $1.0B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Vermont’s $1.0B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $72.92; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $47.3M.

• Texas vs Washington on USAspending: $72.7B vs $7.3B

  Texas $72.7B vs Washington $7.3B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs commercial construction. Per capita $686.1 vs $73.46. FY2026 $21.5B vs $584.6M.

• Texas vs Wisconsin on USAspending: $72.7B vs $10.0B

  Texas $72.7B vs Wisconsin $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Pharma vs health insurance. Per capita $686.1 vs $407.2. FY2026 $21.5B vs $2.4B.

• Texas vs West Virginia on USAspending: $72.7B against $1.7B

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs West Virginia’s $1.7B. Per capita is $686.10 vs $113.44; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $200.8M.

• Texas vs Wyoming on USAspending: $72.7B against $598.9M

  Texas holds $72.7B in USAspending obligations vs Wyoming’s $598.9M. Per capita is $686.10 vs $126.96; FY2026 is $21.5B vs $74.6M.

• U.S. Agency for Global Media federal obligations

  USAGM (CGAC 514) shows $1,326,041,510.57 in USAspending obligations across 2,209 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• U.S. International Development Finance Corporation federal obligations

  DFC (CGAC 077) shows $2,558,238,463.55 in USAspending obligations across 1,321 awards through FY 2026. Totals are obligations, not outlays.

• United States Chemical Safety Board federal obligations

  U.S. Chemical Safety Board obligated $4.1 million on 34 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 510.

• United States Institute of Peace federal obligations

  U.S. Institute of Peace obligated $8.6 million on 9 USAspending awards through FY2026. Awarding-agency CGAC 458.

• U.S. Trade and Development Agency federal obligations

  U.S. Trade and Development Agency obligated $112.5 million on 271 USAspending awards through FY2026. CGAC 1133.

• FY2024 USAspending totals for Utah’s 1st district

  Utah’s 1st district shows $34.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,882 awards.

• UT-02 FY2024 place-of-performance obligations

  Utah District 02 shows $7.3B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 11,994 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• USAspending in Utah District 90 (non-voting / unspecified)

  Utah District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $24.5 billion on 6,037 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Utah vs Virginia on USAspending

  Utah’s $4.1B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Only 26,509 awards. Nonferrous metal rolling vs IT; per-capita $199.06.

• Utah’s federal obligation book, FY2024–2026

  Utah shows $115.62B in USAspending.gov obligations and 90,313 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending in Virginia District 02, FY2024

  Virginia District 02: $18.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 95,691 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Virginia District 03, FY2024

  Virginia’s 3rd district shows $91.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 27,674 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in Virginia District 04, FY2024

  Virginia District 04 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $13.1 billion on 10,246 awards. Place of performance, not recipient headquarters.

• FY2024 USAspending in Virginia District 05

  Virginia District 05 shows $9.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 13,930 awards. Place of performance, not HQ or outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Virginia District 06

  Virginia District 06 shows $7.4B in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 12,198 awards. Place of performance, not HQ.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Virginia’s 7th district

  Virginia’s 7th district shows $35.0 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 8,518 awards.

• USAspending in Virginia District 08, FY2024

  Virginia’s 8th district shows $96.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 178,386 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Virginia’s 9th district

  Virginia’s 9th district shows $10.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 14,429 awards.

• USAspending in Virginia District 10, FY2024

  Virginia District 10: $27.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 16,616 awards. Place-of-performance totals, not outlays.

• USAspending in Virginia District 11, FY2024

  Virginia District 11 FY2024 USAspending: $135.8 billion in obligations on 58,311 awards. Place of performance, not outlays.

• Virginia District 90 unspecified FY2024 USAspending

  Virginia District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $77.3 billion on 9,077 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Virginia vs District of Columbia on USAspending

  Virginia’s $110.8B in USAspending obligations vs D.C.’s $19.9B. D.C. leads per-capita at $3,166.95. Awards and industries compared.

• Virginia vs Washington on USAspending

  Virginia’s $110.8B in USAspending obligations vs Washington’s $7.3B. Similar populations; per-capita $1,344.24 vs $73.46. IT vs construction.

• Virginia vs Wisconsin on USAspending

  Virginia’s $110.8B in USAspending obligations vs Wisconsin’s $10.0B. Insurance carriers vs IT services; per-capita $1,344.24 vs $407.20.

• Virginia vs West Virginia on USAspending: neighbors, a $110.8B to $1.7B split

  Virginia’s $110.8B in USAspending obligations vs West Virginia’s $1.7B. Per capita $1,344.24 vs $113.44; ammunition manufacturing leads WV.

• Virginia vs Wyoming on USAspending: $110.8B against $598.9M

  Virginia’s $110.8B in USAspending obligations vs Wyoming’s $598.9M. Wyoming has 587,618 people and $126.96 per capita vs Virginia’s $1,344.24.

• Vermont’s federal award-obligation total

  Vermont shows $31.00B in USAspending.gov obligations and 33,625 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• USAspending in U.S. Virgin Islands District 98 (non-voting / unspecified)

  U.S. Virgin Islands District 98: $24.3 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 2,035 awards. Code 98 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• Virginia’s indexed federal obligation total

  Virginia records $840.80B in USAspending.gov obligations and 1,181,515 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• FY2024 USAspending in Vermont’s at-large district

  Vermont’s at-large district shows $17.8 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 17,626 awards.

• Vermont vs Virginia on USAspending: a $1.0B missile-parts file, a thin FY2026

  Vermont’s $1.0B in USAspending obligations vs Virginia’s $110.8B. Missile/space parts lead; FY2026 $47.3M vs $11.8B.

• Vermont vs West Virginia on USAspending: $1.0B vs $1.7B

  West Virginia $1.7B vs Vermont $1.0B in USAspending obligations. Defense manufacturing leads both. Per capita $113.44 vs $72.92.

• Vermont vs Wyoming on USAspending: $1.0B vs $598.9M

  Vermont $1.0B vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Missile parts vs construction. Per capita $72.92 vs $126.96 on 648,493 vs 587,618.

• USAspending in Washington District 04, FY2024

  Washington’s 4th district shows $70.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 12,376 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in Washington District 05, FY2024

  Washington District 05: $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 18,491 awards. Place of performance, not outlays or HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending obligations in Washington District 06

  Washington’s 6th district shows $9.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 17,097 awards.

• USAspending in Washington District 07, FY2024

  Washington’s 7th district shows $84.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 43,878 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• Washington’s 10th district FY2024 USAspending

  $12.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in Washington District 10, across 4,084 awards.

• Washington District 90 FY2024 USAspending (unspecified)

  Washington District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $76.2 billion on 8,901 awards. District 90 is an unspecified/non-voting place-of-performance bucket.

• Federal obligations for Washington state (WA)

  Washington (WA) shows $401.45B in USAspending.gov obligations and 333,984 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• West Virginia’s federal obligation index

  West Virginia shows $83.72B in USAspending.gov obligations and 86,083 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in Wisconsin District 02, FY2024

  Wisconsin’s 2nd district shows $63.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 26,522 awards. Totals are place-of-performance obligations, not outlays.

• USAspending in Wisconsin District 03, FY2024

  Wisconsin District 03: $9.6 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 21,149 awards. Place of performance, not outlays or HQ.

• USAspending obligations in Wisconsin District 04

  Wisconsin District 04: $8.5 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations on 9,241 awards. Place-of-performance geography, not HQ.

• FY2024 USAspending in Wisconsin’s 6th district

  Wisconsin’s 6th district shows $15.2 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 45,672 awards.

• FY2024 federal obligations in Wisconsin District 08

  Wisconsin District 08 recorded $8.9 billion in FY2024 USAspending obligations across 26,643 awards. Place of performance, not recipient HQ.

• FY2024 obligations in Wisconsin’s unspecified district 90

  Wisconsin’s USAspending district 90 bucket holds $36.0 billion in FY2024 obligations across 7,333 awards. Code 90 is unspecified, not a House seat.

• Wisconsin vs District of Columbia on USAspending: $10.0B vs $19.9B

  D.C. leads Wisconsin $19.9B to $10.0B in USAspending obligations. Per capita is $3,166.95 vs $407.20; FY2026 favors Wisconsin at $2.4B vs $2.2B.

• Wisconsin’s indexed federal obligation total

  Wisconsin shows $329.50B in USAspending.gov obligations and 386,938 awards for FY2024–2026. Totals are obligations, not Treasury outlays.

• West Virginia’s 1st district FY2024 USAspending

  $14.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations with place of performance in West Virginia District 01, across 16,294 awards.

• FY2024 USAspending in West Virginia’s 2nd district

  West Virginia’s 2nd district shows $14.4 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 17,878 awards.

• USAspending in West Virginia District 90 (non-voting / unspecified)

  West Virginia District 90 FY2024 USAspending obligations: $18.0 billion on 2,240 awards. Code 90 is an unspecified/non-voting bucket.

• West Virginia vs Wyoming on USAspending: $1.7B vs $598.9M

  West Virginia $1.7B vs Wyoming $598.9M in USAspending obligations. Wyoming per capita $126.96 vs $113.44. Awards 14,302 vs 9,330. FY2026 $200.8M vs $74.6M.

• FY2024 USAspending in Wyoming’s at-large district

  Wyoming’s at-large district shows $13.7 billion in FY2024 USAspending.gov obligations for place of performance across 17,879 awards.

• Wyoming’s $23.99B federal obligation file

  Wyoming shows $23.99B in USAspending.gov obligations and 48,370 awards for FY2024–2026. Figures are obligations, not Treasury outlays.