Department of Energy in Tennessee

A 545-row Energy book on a Tennessee tag

Filter to Department of Energy. Filter to Tennessee place-of-performance. 545 records remain. They add to $106,535,960,462.43. The implied mean is about $195.5 million per award—among the highest means you can compute from this packet’s two integers. A management-and-operating contract or a major site vehicle can occupy one row and move the state cell by billions.

The mean is a ratio, not a typical invoice. It does not say Tennessee households received $195.5 million each. It says the 545-row average is dominated by large instruments.

Department of Energy in Tennessee is the live overlay for the same pair. Tennessee federal spending still folds in every other awarding agency. Do not substitute the statewide hub for this 089 cell. Five hundred forty-five rows is few enough that a journalist can be tempted to name the “real” site. This packet does not. $106,535,960,462.43 stays statewide for agency 089. Inventing a site share is not a trivial percentage of the published facts; it is a new dataset.

Sites, science, and missing packet fields

This packet does not name Oak Ridge, Y-12, or any other site. Popular geography is not a license to assign $106,535,960,462.43 to a named campus. Place-of-performance on Energy awards often follows site coding, and a handful of rows can explain most of a 545-record file. Attribution below the state needs another extract.

Scientific output, cleanup acres, and classified weapons lines beyond the public file are unpublished here. $106,535,960,462.43 remains an obligation rollup. Missing programs may be absent from USAspending.gov rather than zero. Tennessee did not “earn” the cell by appearing next to agency 089. The join is not causation. Cleanup, enrichment, and research are ordinary Energy verbs. None of them is a field here. The 545-award file and $106,535,960,462.43 do not grade those activities. Department of Energy in Tennessee is an obligation overlay, not a mission report.

Questions

How much Energy spending is coded to Tennessee?

USAspending.gov lists $106,535,960,462.43 in Department of Energy obligations across 545 Tennessee-coded awards. That is awarding agency 089 joined to TN, not an outlay total and not Tennessee’s full federal book. USAspending.gov is the originating system. Department of Energy in Tennessee is the live overlay for this pair. $106,535,960,462.43 remains an obligation sum, not an outlay, across 545 awards.

Why so few awards for more than $106 billion?

545 records against $106,535,960,462.43 imply very large vehicles on average, about $195.5 million per award. Size mix is not a verdict on efficiency. The packet does not itemize those 545 rows. This packet publishes only the Department of Energy (agency 089) join inside Tennessee coding. Unique recipients are unpublished. Quote $106,535,960,462.43 and 545 together.

Is this the Oak Ridge budget?

The packet does not name sites. $106,535,960,462.43 and 545 awards are statewide for DOE in Tennessee. Site ledgers are a different extract. SpendingVault indexes the pair; it does not convert $106,535,960,462.43 into cash already paid. Later ingests can revise 545 awards. Prefer the overlay if the table moved.

Where is the live table?

Department of Energy in Tennessee is the overlay. Tennessee federal spending and Department of Energy are the parents. All spending ties lists other pairs. Tennessee federal spending and Department of Energy are parent hubs, not addends. All spending ties lists other agency-state pairs. Keep both sides of the join when citing $106,535,960,462.43. Obligations are not outlays.