Social Insurance for Railroad Workers in Indiana
CFDA 57.001 — federal program obligations to Indiana
Total obligated
$1.07B
Awards
9K
USAspending.gov records $1,034,031,408.39 in Social Insurance For Railroad Workers obligations under CFDA 57.001 with place of performance in Indiana, across 9,096 awards. Like the Virginia 57.001 join, this is a high-row insurance cell: dividing $1,034,031,408.39 by 9,096 awards yields about $113,680 per award. Indiana’s row count is lower than Virginia’s 11,589, and the mean is higher. That is arithmetic on two aggregates, not a ranking of rail employment. The page joins catalog 57.001 to state IN.
Key figures
- CFDA 57.001 shows $1,034,031,408.39 in Indiana obligations on 9,096 awards.
- Mean obligation is about $113,680 per award.
- A thick award file still yields a six-figure mean, higher than Virginia’s 57.001 cell.
- Figures are USAspending obligations, not outlays.
Railroad social insurance filtered to Indiana
CFDA 57.001 is titled Social Insurance For Railroad Workers. Indiana is the place-of-performance state. $1,034,031,408.39 sums obligations on records that carry both keys. Nine thousand ninety-six awards is a thick file next to compact or highway cells that put similar dollars on a handful of rows. Many smaller records pull the average toward six figures rather than eight. The packet does not classify each row as an annuity, a tax refund, or an administrative instrument.
The Indiana hub totals every program. The national 57.001 hub totals every state. This tie is the overlap. A large award count does not prove Indiana has more railroad workers than Kansas, which also appears as a 57.001 join in this harvest.
Nine thousand ninety-six awards is fewer than Virginia’s 11,589 and more than Kansas’s 8,561 on the same CFDA in this harvest. Indiana’s dollar total of $1,034,031,408.39 sits in the middle of that three-state band. Middle is not a policy grade. The about-$113,680 mean is an average of award records. It is not a typical monthly benefit, not a median, and not a count of railroad jobs in the Hoosier State.
CFDA 57.001 is not Social Security and not DOT rail
Railroad worker social insurance is a distinct catalog line. Social Security Administration retirement, unemployment insurance, and Federal Transit Formula Grants are different codes. Mixing them into $1,034,031,408.39 would misstate this cell. Packet facts are the obligation total, 9,096 awards, state IN, and CFDA 57.001. No beneficiary names are included.
Place of performance tagged Indiana can reflect where the awarding file stamps the geography, not where every retiree lives. Cross-border rail corridors do not automatically split the $1,034,031,408.39 total among neighboring states.
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Questions
- How much railroad worker social insurance is obligated in Indiana?
- USAspending records $1,034,031,408.39 in CFDA 57.001 obligations with Indiana place of performance, covering 9,096 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.
- Why does Indiana have fewer 57.001 awards than Virginia?
- This cell contains 9,096 award records summing to $1,034,031,408.39. Virginia’s 57.001 join is a separate geography key. Different row counts do not rank rail employment.
- What is the average CFDA 57.001 award in Indiana?
- Dividing $1,034,031,408.39 by 9,096 awards produces about $113,680 per award. That mean is not a median and not a typical monthly benefit.
- Is this all federal spending in Indiana?
- No. Only CFDA 57.001 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the Indiana programs index.
USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.
How this pair fits
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