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General Services Administration in Florida

Federal obligations from General Services Administration to Florida

Total obligated

$17.80B

Awards

299K

USAspending.gov records $15,012,144,825 in Department of Housing and Urban Development obligations with place of performance in Florida, across 276,402 awards. Awarding agency 086 and state FL define the join. The headline is volume: hundreds of thousands of award records under a mid-teens billion-dollar sum. Mean obligation is about $54,313 per award ($15,012,144,825 ÷ 276,402), far below concentrated agency–state cells with a few dozen rows.

Key figures

  • HUD agency 086 shows $15,012,144,825 in Florida place-of-performance obligations on 276,402 awards.
  • Mean obligation is about $54,313 per award — high volume, modest mean.
  • The count is award records, not households served.
  • No program or disaster-year split is in the facts.
  • Figures are USAspending obligations, not outlays.

HUD and Florida as a high-count pair

Two hundred seventy-six thousand four hundred two awards is the distinctive fact on this page. The dollar total of $15,012,144,825 is large in absolute terms, yet the row count is so high that the mean falls near $54,313. That pattern is typical of assistance-heavy HUD aggregates: many records, each smaller than a major procurement. The facts still do not name programs. Housing Choice, public housing, or disaster recovery would be guesses.

The join is agency 086 plus Florida place of performance. It is not a housing-shortage index, not a rent ranking, and not a count of households. 276,402 is an award-record count in USAspending’s aggregate, which can include renewals and multiple instruments per property or recipient.

Florida’s size and storm history make it tempting to read 276,402 awards as a disaster ledger. The packet has no disaster flag and no year. $15,012,144,825 is the full agency 086 and Florida obligation total in the aggregate, storm years and ordinary years together if both are present, unseparated. Treat the count as volume, not as a hurricane chronology.

Awarding agency 086

Department of Housing and Urban Development nationwide is larger than this Florida cell. $15,012,144,825 is only the FL geography for agency 086. Other states’ HUD ties — Massachusetts, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey in this same batch — are separate filters with their own award counts.

The overlay /states/fl/agencies/086/ is the table that should match 276,402 awards and $15,012,144,825 in obligations. This narrative does not add counties or metro areas; those dimensions are absent from the facts.

Full analysis: Department of Housing and Urban Development federal obligations in Florida

Questions

How much HUD funding is obligated in Florida?
USAspending records $15,012,144,825 in Department of Housing and Urban Development (agency 086) obligations with Florida place of performance, across 276,402 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not an outlay total.
Why are there 276,402 HUD awards in Florida?
The aggregate counts 276,402 award records for agency 086 and Florida. HUD assistance often produces many rows. The facts do not split programs or say how many unique recipients those rows represent.
Is the typical Florida HUD award about $54,000?
The mean is about $54,313 ($15,012,144,825 ÷ 276,402). That is not a median and not a rent voucher amount. Individual awards can be much smaller or larger.
Does this include hurricane recovery?
The packet does not break out disaster programs or years. $15,012,144,825 is the full agency 086 and Florida obligation total in the aggregate, without a program filter.

USAspending.gov aggregate of federal obligations by state and awarding agency. Obligations are not outlays.

How this pair fits

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