Department of Health and Human Services in Georgia
Federal obligations from Department of Health and Human Services to Georgia
Total obligated
$89.19B
Awards
9K
USAspending.gov records $83,790,695,107.99 in Department of Health and Human Services obligations under awarding agency 075 with place of performance in Georgia, across 8,316 awards. Georgia SSA in this harvest is $112.6 billion on 38,753 awards; HHS posts fewer dollars on a much thinner file, which raises the HHS mean to about $10.1 million. CDC’s Atlanta presence is not named in the packet, so this page does not assign the cell to a campus. Obligations are commitments, not outlays.
Key figures
- HHS agency 075 shows $83,790,695,107.99 in Georgia place-of-performance obligations on 8,316 awards.
- Mean obligation is about $10.1 million per award.
- The packet does not assign the cell to CDC or Atlanta.
- Keep Georgia HHS separate from Georgia SSA (028).
- Figures are obligations from USAspending.gov, not outlays.
HHS versus SSA inside Georgia
Awarding agency 075 and place-of-performance GA produce this overlap. The $83,790,695,107.99 obligation total is HHS only. SSA (028) is a separate Georgia tie with more dollars and far more rows. Two cabinets, two shapes.
Eight thousand three hundred sixteen awards is close to Illinois HHS. Similar HHS row counts do not imply similar program mix. The packet has no CDC-versus-CMS split.
Georgia’s HHS cell is $83,790,695,107.99 on 8,316 awards. CDC’s Atlanta campus is a common reading error. The packet does not name CDC. The $83,790,695,107.99 total is awarding agency 075 as a whole, not one operating division. Georgia HHS is $83,790,695,107.99 on 8,316 awards. CDC’s Atlanta campus is not named in the packet, so this page does not assign the cell to CDC. Awarding agency 075 is the whole cabinet. The $10.1 million mean is far above Georgia SSA’s mean because SSA’s Georgia file has 38,753 rows. Atlanta is not isolated. Alabama-, Tennessee-, South Carolina-, and Florida-tagged awards stay on those ties. Keep 075 and 028 on two lines. Obligations are not outlays.
Awarding agency 075 without a campus claim
Code 075 is Department of Health and Human Services. Operating divisions can all land in 075. The packet does not name CDC, CMS, or any Atlanta campus. Calling $83,790,695,107.99 “CDC spending” would over-specify facts that are not present.
The national 075 hub drops the Georgia filter. Packet facts: obligation sum, 8,316 awards, state GA, code 075. No metro table is supplied.
Fulton, DeKalb, and the rest of the state share one GA tag. The join does not isolate Atlanta. Awards tagged AL, TN, SC, or FL stay on those ties. Restating the pair does not assign the cell to CDC. Awarding agency 075 and place-of-performance GA produced $83,790,695,107.99 across 8,316 awards. The $10.1 million mean is far above Georgia SSA because SSA’s file has 38,753 rows. Atlanta is not isolated. Keep 075 and 028 on two lines. Obligations remain commitments, not outlays.
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Questions
- How much HHS funding is obligated in Georgia?
- USAspending records $83,790,695,107.99 in obligations for awarding agency 075 with Georgia place of performance, covering 8,316 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not outlays.
- Is this CDC spending in Atlanta?
- The filter is awarding agency 075 as a whole. The packet does not isolate CDC or Atlanta inside the $83,790,695,107.99 total.
- What is the average HHS award in Georgia?
- Dividing $83,790,695,107.99 by 8,316 awards produces about $10.1 million per award. That mean is not a median invoice.
- Should I add Georgia SSA and Georgia HHS?
- Only with a label that names both codes. This page is 075 only: $83,790,695,107.99 across 8,316 awards. SSA 028 is a different tie.
USAspending.gov aggregate of federal obligations by state and awarding agency. Obligations are not outlays.
How this pair fits
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