How much Defense spending is obligated in Ohio?

USAspending records $26,676,471,252.66 in obligations for awarding agency 097 (Department of Defense) with Ohio place of performance, covering 118,857 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not an outlay total and not the national Defense figure.

Is this Wright-Patterson’s budget?

No. The filter is agency 097 plus OH place of performance. The facts do not name installations. $26,676,471,252.66 and 118,857 awards cover whatever records carry both tags.

What is the average DoD award in Ohio?

Dividing $26,676,471,252.66 by 118,857 awards produces about $224,441 per award. That is a mean of the aggregate, not a typical unit price or a median contract.

Does this include civilian Defense agencies?

Anything coded to awarding agency 097 with Ohio place of performance is in the total. The packet does not split military departments from other Defense awarding offices.

Department of Defense in Ohio

Federal obligations from Department of Defense to Ohio

Total obligated

$29.78B

Awards

146K

USAspending.gov records $26,676,471,252.66 in Department of Defense obligations under awarding agency 097 with place of performance in Ohio, across 118,857 awards. Dollars sit near other large Defense–state cells, while the award count — 118,857 — sits between sparse assistance tables and Illinois-style books with hundreds of thousands of rows. The join names both sides: Defense as awarding agency and Ohio as geography. It does not say Ohio paid for the Pentagon or that every airframe mentioned in news coverage is in this total. Obligations are not outlays. Average obligation is about $224,441 ($26,676,471,252.66 ÷ 118,857).

Key figures

DoD agency 097 shows $26,676,471,252.66 in Ohio place-of-performance obligations on 118,857 awards.
Mean obligation is about $224,441 per award.
Ohio is a geography tag, not a roster of bases or vendors.
The join is not the national Defense budget and not all Ohio federal spending.
Figures are obligations from USAspending.gov, not outlays.

The 097 and Ohio intersection

This tie is the USAspending cell for awarding agency 097 and place-of-performance state OH. The $26,676,471,252.66 sum is the obligation aggregate on awards that match both keys. Ohio’s all-agency hub is broader; the national Defense hub is broader in the other direction. Quoting this page as either parent would misstate the filter.

One hundred eighteen thousand eight hundred fifty-seven awards is a mid-to-high volume for a state–Defense pair. That count can include contracts, orders, and modifications. The facts do not name Wright-Patterson, a tank plant, or any vendor. Inferring a single installation from the state tag would be a leap the table does not support.

Department of Defense as awarding agency 097

Code 097 is the Defense parent in this extract. Component agencies can sit underneath it in the source. This packet supplies one dollar total and one award count for the parent-plus-Ohio slice. The overlay /states/oh/agencies/097/ holds the same pair without adding years or object classes that are absent from the facts.

A reader who wants Defense awards in every state should leave this tie and open the agency 097 page. $26,676,471,252.66 is Ohio’s tagged share in the aggregate, not the department’s worldwide obligation book.

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Questions

How much Defense spending is obligated in Ohio?: USAspending records $26,676,471,252.66 in obligations for awarding agency 097 (Department of Defense) with Ohio place of performance, covering 118,857 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not an outlay total and not the national Defense figure.
Is this Wright-Patterson’s budget?: No. The filter is agency 097 plus OH place of performance. The facts do not name installations. $26,676,471,252.66 and 118,857 awards cover whatever records carry both tags.
What is the average DoD award in Ohio?: Dividing $26,676,471,252.66 by 118,857 awards produces about $224,441 per award. That is a mean of the aggregate, not a typical unit price or a median contract.
Does this include civilian Defense agencies?: Anything coded to awarding agency 097 with Ohio place of performance is in the total. The packet does not split military departments from other Defense awarding offices.

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

How this pair fits

Department of Defense federal obligations in Ohio

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