Department of Transportation in New York
Federal obligations from Department of Transportation to New York
Total obligated
$19.62B
Awards
5K
USAspending.gov records $17,980,330,000.75 in Department of Transportation obligations with place of performance in New York, across 4,796 awards. The figure is the intersection of awarding agency 069 and state NY, not a highway-by-highway ledger and not an amount already paid out. Obligations measure commitments. The implied average is about $3.75 million per award ($17,980,330,000.75 ÷ 4,796).
Key figures
- DOT agency 069 shows $17,980,330,000.75 in New York place-of-performance obligations on 4,796 awards.
- Mean obligation is about $3.75 million per award.
- The total is a USAspending state–agency cell, not a project list and not outlays.
- Place of performance NY is a geography tag, not a map of every corridor.
- Statewide New York spending and nationwide DOT spending are larger parent tables.
A transportation agency joined to one state
Department of Transportation (agency 069) awards that USAspending tags to New York sum to $17,980,330,000.75. That cell sits between two larger tables: all Transportation awards nationwide, and all federal awarding agencies in New York. This page does not add those parents together; it isolates the overlap. The 4,796 award count belongs only to that overlap.
Transportation obligations often cover infrastructure, transit, aviation, and related assistance, but the packet facts do not break this $17.98 billion into modes. Naming a particular bridge, airport, or grant program here would invent detail the aggregate does not supply. The honest read is agency plus state, dollars plus rows.
Agency 069 without a New York filter
The Department of Transportation profile lists agency 069 awards regardless of place of performance. New York’s $17,980,330,000.75 is a subset of that agency’s activity, not a substitute for it. Awards coded to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or any other state are outside this tie even if the project serves a multi-state corridor.
Because the overlay path is /states/ny/agencies/069/, the live table behind this copy is already filtered. The 4,796 figure should match that overlay’s award count for the same aggregate, not a separately researched inventory of DOT field offices.
Full analysis: Department of Transportation federal obligations in New York →
Questions
- How much does the Department of Transportation obligate in New York?
- USAspending.gov records $17,980,330,000.75 in obligations for awarding agency 069 with New York place of performance, across 4,796 awards. That sum is an obligation aggregate for the pair, not an outlay total.
- Does this include every DOT project that touches New York?
- Only awards whose place-of-performance state is NY enter the $17,980,330,000.75 total. Multi-state projects coded elsewhere are excluded. The join does not list project names or modes.
- Are these 4,796 awards all contracts?
- The facts give an award count, not an award-type split. Contracts, grants, and other instruments can sit in the same USAspending aggregate. The 4,796 figure is a row count for agency 069 and New York together.
- Is $18 billion what New York has already been paid?
- No. USAspending obligations are commitments. Outlays can trail, differ, or be reduced. This page reports $17,980,330,000.75 in obligations and 4,796 awards only.
USAspending.gov aggregate of federal obligations by state and awarding agency. Obligations are not outlays.
How this pair fits
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