Department of Veterans Affairs in Texas

VA awards that carry a Texas geography tag

Department of Veterans Affairs as awarding agency, Texas as place-of-performance: that intersection sums to $101,846,771,211.30 on 85,982 records. A VA award coded to Oklahoma is out. A USDA award coded to Texas is out. The cell does not smuggle those rows back in.

Eighty-five thousand nine hundred eighty-two actions against $101,846,771,211.30 imply about $1.18 million per award. Hospital construction, medical-center contracts, and smaller supply actions can share the same count. This packet does not split the 85,982 rows by hospital versus benefit versus construction.

Department of Veterans Affairs in Texas is the overlay. Texas federal spending remains the all-agency state hub. All spending ties keeps VA–Texas in a series of pairs. Eighty-five thousand nine hundred eighty-two VA actions in Texas are enough to look like a patient census if you ignore the noun. They are award records. $101,846,771,211.30 is the obligation sum on those records. Department of Veterans Affairs in Texas does not convert either integer into unique veterans.

Not a veteran census and not a quality score

This packet has no veteran-population field. Dividing $101,846,771,211.30 by an invented headcount would manufacture per-veteran spending. This page will not do that.

Wait times, clinical outcomes, and claims backlogs are not USAspending obligation fields. $101,846,771,211.30 does not grade VA care in Texas. It sums award commitments with an 036 awarding-agency code and a TX tag. Texas did not cause the total by having a large population. Population is not in the packet. Correlation of a state tag with a VA dollar column is not causation. Community-care, construction, and medical-center operations can share agency 036. This packet does not split them. A reader who needs a program mix must leave this join. Texas federal spending still includes USDA, DHS, Education, and every other awarding agency in the state extract.

Questions

How much has VA obligated in Texas?

USAspending.gov shows $101,846,771,211.30 in Department of Veterans Affairs obligations across 85,982 Texas-coded awards. Agency 036 × TX is an obligation join, not an outlay and not a veteran headcount. USAspending.gov is the originating system. Department of Veterans Affairs in Texas is the live overlay for this pair. $101,846,771,211.30 remains an obligation sum, not an outlay, across 85,982 awards.

Does this equal spending per Texas veteran?

No. The packet has no veteran-population figure. $101,846,771,211.30 and 85,982 awards are the published facts. Per-veteran ratios would require a denominator this page does not have. This packet publishes only the Department of Veterans Affairs (agency 036) join inside Texas coding. Unique recipients are unpublished. Quote $101,846,771,211.30 and 85,982 together.

Are these all hospital contracts?

The 85,982-award count is not broken out by type in this packet. Medical, construction, and other instruments can share $101,846,771,211.30. This page does not invent a mix. SpendingVault indexes the pair; it does not convert $101,846,771,211.30 into cash already paid. Later ingests can revise 85,982 awards. Prefer the overlay if the table moved.

Where is the live VA–Texas table?

Department of Veterans Affairs in Texas is the overlay. Texas federal spending and Department of Veterans Affairs are the parents. All spending ties lists other joins. Texas federal spending and Department of Veterans Affairs are parent hubs, not addends. All spending ties lists other agency-state pairs. Keep both sides of the join when citing $101,846,771,211.30. Obligations are not outlays.