Department of Energy federal obligations in Washington

599 Energy records on a WA geography tag

Department of Energy as awarding agency, Washington as place-of-performance. Six hundred fewer than one thousand rows survive. They sum to $75,276,615,256.99. The implied mean is about $125.7 million per award. Site-scale and laboratory-scale instruments can produce that ratio without each row being a new program.

Washington, D.C., is not this tag. WA is the state. Readers who want District of Columbia Energy awards need a different join. This page will not mix DC into $75,276,615,256.99.

Department of Energy in Washington is the overlay. Washington federal spending is the all-agency state hub. All spending ties indexes other pairs. Washington state, not Washington, D.C., is the geography key. $75,276,615,256.99 and 599 awards are WA. A District of Columbia Energy join would be a different overlay path. Department of Energy in Washington is the state cell. Mixing DC into this total is a geography error.

Cleanup, labs, and unnamed sites

Hanford, PNNL, and other site names are not packet facts. This page does not assign $75,276,615,256.99 to a named reservation or campus. Place-of-performance on Energy awards often follows site coding, and 599 rows can be dominated by a few vehicles. Below-state attribution needs another extract.

Cleanup progress, tank volumes, and plutonium inventories are not USAspending fields. $75,276,615,256.99 does not grade environmental work. It sums obligations. Washington state did not cause the cell by hosting a site. The join is 089 × WA, not a causal model. Cleanup and laboratory verbs attach to Washington Energy in ordinary speech. This packet does not name Hanford or any lab. $75,276,615,256.99 stays statewide for agency 089. Washington federal spending still includes every other awarding agency in the state extract.

Long vehicles and unpaid commitments

Multi-year site contracts often obligate ahead of outlays. $75,276,615,256.99 can include amounts still unpaid. Citing it as cash already spent in Washington misreads the award file.

Olympia’s budget is not the 599-award Energy book. Mixing them creates a hybrid this packet does not contain. Washington state’s 599 Energy records are easy to confuse with District of Columbia coding if a caption says only “Washington.” $75,276,615,256.99 is WA. Department of Energy in Washington is the state overlay. A DC Energy cell would be a different path. Keep “state” in the sentence when the audience might mix the two.

Statewide Washington only

Eastern-versus-western Washington maps are unpublished. 599 awards and $75,276,615,256.99 stay on the WA tag. A Tri-Cities table would be a different extract.

Department of Energy holds CGAC 089 without a Washington filter. One modification on a large vehicle can move a 599-row mean quickly. Recheck the overlay after refreshes.

Citing DOE in Washington state

Cite USAspending.gov: Department of Energy obligated $75,276,615,256.99 on 599 awards coded to Washington (agency 089). Say “Washington state” if the audience might hear the District of Columbia.

Prefer Department of Energy in Washington when the live cell and this snapshot disagree. Cleanup progress is not a USAspending field. $75,276,615,256.99 does not grade tanks or soil. The implied mean near $125.7 million is a thin-file ratio. Washington federal spending still includes every other awarding agency. All spending ties lists other pairs. Prefer the overlay after ingests; 599 rows can move when one vehicle restates. Keep the obligation label.

Reusing the Washington Energy integers

Cite Department of Energy, Washington state, $75,276,615,256.99, and 599 awards. All spending ties lists other pairs. Department of Energy is the 089 parent. Do not drop “state” if the audience might hear the District.

The implied mean near $125.7 million is a thin-file ratio. It is not a household electricity bill. Do not per-capita $75,276,615,256.99. Population is unpublished. Thin files move when one large vehicle restates. Prefer the overlay Department of Energy in Washington if this snapshot disagrees. Keep the obligation label. USAspending.gov is the source.

Questions

How much has DOE obligated in Washington state?

USAspending.gov shows $75,276,615,256.99 in Department of Energy obligations across 599 Washington-coded awards. Agency 089 × WA is an obligation join, not an outlay and not a District of Columbia total. USAspending.gov is the originating system. Department of Energy in Washington is the live overlay for this pair. $75,276,615,256.99 remains an obligation sum, not an outlay, across 599 awards.

Is this the Hanford budget?

The packet does not name sites. $75,276,615,256.99 and 599 awards are statewide for DOE in Washington. Site-level ledgers are a different extract. This packet publishes only the Department of Energy (agency 089) join inside Washington coding. Unique recipients are unpublished. Quote $75,276,615,256.99 and 599 together.

Why so few awards?

599 records against $75,276,615,256.99 imply large vehicles on average, about $125.7 million per award. A thin file is a size-mix fact, not a finding that programs are missing from Washington. SpendingVault indexes the pair; it does not convert $75,276,615,256.99 into cash already paid. Later ingests can revise 599 awards. Prefer the overlay if the table moved.

Where is the live table?

Department of Energy in Washington is the overlay. Washington federal spending and Department of Energy are the parents. All spending ties lists other joins. Washington 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 $75,276,615,256.99. Obligations are not outlays.