Construction Machinery Manufacturing

Construction Machinery Mfg dollars tagged to FY2024

NAICS 333120 and fiscal year 2024 meet here. $1,845,077,268.52 is the USAspending.gov obligation sum on the yearlyTrend row that carries both tags. It is not Construction Machinery Manufacturing's nationwide all-year total of $3,007,373,017.70, not every federal dollar coded to FY2024, and not an outlay register. The packet does not split earthmoving from other construction machines. 20,028 is an industry-extract action count: modifications and repeat awards add rows across years. Unique recipients are unpublished. This cell is not a serial list, a named-plant census, or a unit-shipment log.

Open /industries/333120/ (NAICS 333120) for the industry table without this FY2024 filter, /fiscal-years/2024/ (FY2024 federal spending) for the year table without this NAICS filter, /industries/ (All industries) for every industry, and /ties/ (All spending ties) for the rest of the join list. Quote those hubs as parents, not as addends to $1,845,077,268.52. Construction machinery manufacturing is not industrial machinery repair (811310). Manufacturing versus repair stay separate.

This page reports construction machinery manufacturing activity USAspending tagged to FY2024. The headline $1,845,077,268.52 sits beside an industry-wide obligation total of $3,007,373,017.70; the 61.4% share is arithmetic on those two packet facts, not a ranking of fiscal years as winners or losers. Obligations are not outlays. Do not invent OEM names. Recipients stay unpublished.

What Construction Machinery Mfg contributes to this pair

USAspending labels NAICS 333120 as Construction Machinery Manufacturing. That code produced $1,845,077,268.52 when crossed with fiscal year 2024. The industry-wide 333120 hub does not require a FY2024 filter. The year hub does not require Construction Machinery Mfg. Only this tie applies both filters. The packet does not split earthmoving from other construction machines. Earthmoving-versus-other-machine splits are unpublished. This page will not invent a serial list or a named-plant census.

Correlation is not causation: FY2024 did not cause $1,845,077,268.52 by existing as a large or small budget year. The join is 333120 × FY2024 only. This cell is not a serial list, a named-plant census, or a unit-shipment log. Do not invent contractors or award recipients to fill the gap. Campaign donations on FEC tables do not fund this USAspending cell; the datasets are separate. Twenty thousand twenty-eight industry-extract awards make 333120 a mass-action parent. Do not divide the FY2024 dollar cell by that count.

Questions

How much Construction Machinery Mfg spending is obligated in FY2024?

USAspending.gov lists $1,845,077,268.52 in Construction Machinery Manufacturing (NAICS 333120) obligations for FY2024. That yearlyTrend amount is 61.4% of the industry's $3,007,373,017.70 extract-wide total. It is an obligation join, not an outlay and not every federal dollar in FY2024. Unique recipients are unpublished.

Is $1,845,077,268.52 the entire Construction Machinery Mfg USAspending total?

No. NAICS 333120's extract-wide total is $3,007,373,017.70. FY2024 is 61.4% of that book. Other fiscal-year rows for the same industry are separate cells. Do not add NAICS 333120 into this join. 20,028 award records stay on the industry extract, not on this yearlyTrend row.

Is $1,845,077,268.52 cash already paid in FY2024?

No. Obligations are commitments recorded on USAspending.gov awards. Outlays — money that actually left the Treasury — are a different concept and are not this packet's headline. Treating $1,845,077,268.52 as checks already cleared in FY2024 confuses those terms. Prefer the live industry and year hubs if the tables moved.

What share of NAICS 333120 is FY2024?

NAICS 333120 in FY2024 accounts for 61.4% of $3,007,373,017.70 in industry-wide obligations on this packet. That share is $1,845,077,268.52 ÷ $3,007,373,017.70. It is not a ranking of fiscal years and not an outlay share. Other years occupy the remaining industry total on other ties.