All other personal services in the District of Columbia (NAICS 812990)

Reading the personal services–District of Columbia cell

NAICS 812990 and place-of-performance state DC meet here. $93,312,509.83 is the obligation sum on awards that carry both tags. It is not the nationwide residual-services total, not the District’s full spending rollup, and not cash already paid. USAspending labels the industry All Other Personal Services; this overlay applies that code only where the District of Columbia is the geography field.

1,592 is an award-action count. Modifications, delivery orders, and repeat vehicles add rows. Unique vendors are not published in this packet. Dividing $93,312,509.83 by 1,592 yields about $58,613 per award on average. The join does not rank the District against states and does not assign a fiscal year; none is in the facts.

Open District of Columbia federal spending for the state rollup, NAICS 812990 for the industry hub, District of Columbia industries for other NAICS in the same geography, and All spending ties for other pairs.

NAICS 812990 as the residual personal-services side

USAspending labels NAICS 812990 as All Other Personal Services. The packet does not name tasks, buildings, or primes. Sharing a geography with facilities-support or legal-services codes does not merge those pages into this cell. The industry hub for NAICS 812990 does not require District geography; only this overlay applies both filters.

A second 812990 join in another state uses the same NAICS and a different dollar total. Do not treat the District’s figure as a synonym for every residual personal-services award in the catalog. Award titles on the NAICS 812990 page are the place to see what a given line bought. Keep the six-digit label when you cite the District cell.

Place of performance in the District of Columbia

The District of Columbia on this join is a USAspending geography field, not a claim that every dollar was disbursed to District residents. DC POP is citywide, not a Northwest-only overlay. Place of performance can list DC while later work occurs in Maryland or Virginia; those states are not inside this total unless also coded DC.

The state hub for the District of Columbia shows how NAICS 812990 sits beside other industries in the same geography. This packet does not split wards, neighborhoods, or congressional districts. Contractor headquarters can differ from the place-of-performance tag.

Award count, mean, and obligations

1,592 awards against $93,312,509.83 produces a mean of about $58,613. Catalog lines and modifications can each mint a row. That mean is still only a ratio of two packet facts, not a typical invoice. Award count 1,592 is a record count, not a payment count and not a unique-contractor census.

An obligation is a legal commitment. $93,312,509.83 is that kind of sum. Outlays can lag. This packet has no outlay total and no fiscal-year split. Citing $93,312,509.83 as cash already spent in the District over-reads the field.

What this pair does not prove

A residual NAICS is not proof of a single prime and not proof that the District specialized in personal services because of federal demand. Keep $93,312,509.83 labeled as NAICS 812990 obligations with District of Columbia place of performance. Campaign contributions and USAspending awards are different datasets; this page does not claim donations fund these obligations. Correlation is not causation.

How to cite other personal services in the District of Columbia

Cite USAspending.gov, NAICS 812990 (All Other Personal Services), District of Columbia (DC), $93,312,509.83, and 1,592 awards. Note that the figures are obligations. Point readers to District of Columbia federal spending, NAICS 812990, District of Columbia industries, and All spending ties rather than collapsing those pages into this cell. Mean per award stays about $58,613 as a ratio only.

A residual personal-services NAICS is a label on the award, not a named task list. Readers who reuse this snapshot should keep both sides of the join in the same sentence and treat award rows as records rather than unique vendors. This narrative does not invent a fiscal year, a recipient list, or an outlay total that the packet omitted. Place of performance remains a geography tag, not proof that work stayed inside the District. Keep the obligation word on $93,312,509.83 in every footnote.

Questions

How much has NAICS 812990 obligated in the District of Columbia?

USAspending.gov records $93,312,509.83 in obligations for NAICS 812990 (All Other Personal Services) with District of Columbia place of performance, covering 1,592 awards. That is an obligation total, not an outlay total, and not the nationwide residual-services figure. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

Does $93.3M mean the Treasury spent that much in D.C.?

No. The figure is obligations on awards tagged to NAICS 812990 and District of Columbia place of performance. Outlays can differ. Place of performance is a geography field, not proof that every dollar was disbursed to District vendors or residents. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

What does all other personal services include in D.C.?

The packet uses the USAspending label All Other Personal Services for NAICS 812990. $93,312,509.83 across 1,592 awards is that code with District of Columbia place of performance. The extract does not list task types. Unique vendors are not published. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

Where is the live 812990–District of Columbia table?

District of Columbia federal spending is the state rollup. NAICS 812990 is the industry hub without a state filter. District of Columbia industries lists other NAICS in D.C. All spending ties lists other pairs. The $93,312,509.83 and 1,592 awards on this page are the 812990×DC join only. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.