Department of Energy in California 14th District (CA-14)

Two keys: awarding agency 089 and California 14th District (CA-14)

The packet's keys are literal: agency code 089, district CA-14. Their product on USAspending.gov is $68,180,804,540.48 from 35 awards. No fiscal-year split is published in this packet, so this page does not invent one.

Treat the agency as Department of Energy under code 089. Treat the geography as California 14th District (CA-14). California 14th District (CA-14) shows an unusually small award-record count against a large Energy dollar total. That shape is concentration in the aggregate table, not a published list of two or three vendors. Do not invent laboratory or contractor names to explain the thin file. $68,180,804,540.48 is 98.3% of $69,392,001,576.22 because other awarding agencies exist on the district side. This packet has no nationwide Department of Energy denominator on this file.

Department of Energy versus the California 14th District (CA-14) parent

The agency overlay answers every-geography questions for 089. This tie answers both-filters: $68,180,804,540.48 on 35 awards in California 14th District (CA-14). 35 awards against $68,180,804,540.48 is an extreme concentration statistic: a handful of instruments, not a typical grant size. Implied mean about $1.95 billion is arithmetic on two packet facts, not a typical award.

Quote the live Department of Energy page if the overlay has refreshed. Quote this packet only as a snapshot of the harvested join. A named laboratory roster, california statewide energy, or the ca-36 defense cell stays outside the snapshot.

CA-14 is a district tag, not a vendor map

A district code is not a map of facilities. California 14th District (CA-14) can include contractors, universities, assistance recipients, or federal installations depending on the award — the packet does not name them.

35 awards against $68,180,804,540.48 is an extreme concentration statistic: a handful of instruments, not a typical grant size. Implied mean about $1.95 billion is arithmetic on two packet facts, not a typical award. Treat 35 as award records in the aggregate, not unique vendors. California 14th District (CA-14) shows an unusually small award-record count against a large Energy dollar total. That shape is concentration in the aggregate table, not a published list of two or three vendors. Do not invent laboratory or contractor names to explain the thin file.

Deobligations and later ingests

Downward adjustments can shrink an obligation sum after harvest. This snapshot holds $68,180,804,540.48 and 35. It does not hold a deobligation schedule.

Mixing California 14th District (CA-14)'s own local budget with the 35-row Department of Energy cell leaves USAspending.gov. Stay on the join.

Not FEC and not an outlay

FEC committee receipts are not this table. Do not write that donations funded $68,180,804,540.48. Obligations are not outlays. Award count 35 is not unique vendors.

Keep both sides in the citation: Department of Energy (agency 089) and California 14th District (CA-14). California 36th District in this slice is a Defense join, not Energy. California 28th is NASA. California 6th is Homeland Security. Those are other pairs. Keep agency 089 and CA-14 together.

One-line citation for the pair

One line: Department of Energy (089) ∩ California 14th District (CA-14) = $68,180,804,540.48 obligations on 35 awards. Parent district total $69,392,001,576.22 (98.3% in this cell). Obligations, not outlays. Source: USAspending.gov.

All spending ties collects other district-agency pairs. Prefer the live overlay if the table moved. California 36th District in this slice is a Defense join, not Energy. California 28th is NASA. California 6th is Homeland Security. Those are other pairs. Keep agency 089 and CA-14 together.

Read the four internal links as parents, not as extra dollars. California 14th District is the district overlay. Department of Energy is the agency overlay. California federal spending is the state mix. All spending ties is the two-key index. None of those pages should be added into $68,180,804,540.48. The harvested cell is already the overlap.

Questions

How much Department of Energy spending is coded to California 14th District (CA-14)?

USAspending.gov lists $68,180,804,540.48 in Department of Energy obligations across 35 California 14th District (CA-14)-coded awards (agency 089). That cell is 98.3% of the district's $69,392,001,576.22 all-agency total. It is an obligation join, not an outlay and not a named-recipient list.

Is $68,180,804,540.48 all federal spending in CA-14?

No. $69,392,001,576.22 is California 14th District (CA-14)'s all-agency obligation total in this packet. Department of Energy is 98.3% of that parent. Other awarding agencies remain on the district hub. Do not add the district parent into this Department of Energy cell.

Do 35 awards mean 35 unique contractors in CA-14?

No. 35 is an award-record count for Department of Energy in California 14th District (CA-14), not unique vendors. Modifications and repeat instruments add rows. This packet names no contractors or award recipients. Implied mean about $1.95 billion is two facts divided.

Did FEC donations fund this Department of Energy total in CA-14?

No. $68,180,804,540.48 is a USAspending.gov obligation aggregate. FEC contribution tables are a different dataset and do not fund these awards. Outlays are unpublished. Cite Department of Energy and California 14th District (CA-14) together as a place-of-performance join.