Department of Energy obligations in Remediation Services (NAICS 562910)

The Department of Energy × 562910 join

SpendingVault stores awarding agencies separately from NAICS industries. Crossing Department of Energy (089) with Remediation Services (562910) yields $34,160,474,008.79. Award count 270. The figure is an obligation sum, not an outlay and not a named-vendor list.

Remediation Services is NAICS 562910, an environmental cleanup industry code. Two hundred seventy DOE awards in that code are not a Superfund site list and not proof of a named waste stream. Unique recipients are unpublished. Modifications can add award rows without proving 270 unique vendors.

Dropping either filter changes the story. Drop the NAICS and you see $734,091,874,676.57. Drop the agency and you see every awarding agency in 562910. This page holds both filters at once.

What $734,091,874,676.57 is as a parent

$734,091,874,676.57 is Department of Energy’s packet-wide obligation total across industries in this extract. $34,160,474,008.79 is the 562910 slice. Subtracting is tempting; this page still does not publish the leftover industry list.

Do not treat $734,091,874,676.57 as cash already paid. It is an obligation parent, not an outlay parent. The same warning applies to $34,160,474,008.79.

What Remediation Services includes and excludes

Remediation Services is the stored NAICS title. All Other, Except, and Support words in a title are definitional. They are not rhetoric. An epa superfund roster, an outlay, or a named-site inventory.

Place of performance, recipient UEI, and fiscal year are unpublished on this packet. Do not invent them. Obligations $34,160,474,008.79 and awards 270 remain the volume facts.

Why outlays are the wrong word here

The voice constraint is obligations, not outlays. Repeat it when citing $34,160,474,008.79. Department of Energy × Remediation Services is still a commitment join.

Remediation Services is NAICS 562910, an environmental cleanup industry code. Two hundred seventy DOE awards in that code are not a Superfund site list and not proof of a named waste stream. Later ingests can revise 270 awards. Prefer the overlay if the table moved.

Missing fields and sibling NAICS

The packet publishes agency code 089, agency name Department of Energy, NAICS 562910, industry name Remediation Services, cell obligations $34,160,474,008.79, award count 270, and agency total $734,091,874,676.57. Fiscal year, recipients, and outlays are unpublished.

Inventing a FY label or a campus list would violate the packet contract. Remediation Services is NAICS 562910, an environmental cleanup industry code. Two hundred seventy DOE awards in that code are not a Superfund site list and not proof of a named waste stream.

Using the agency and industry hubs without mixing them

The agency hub answers every-industry questions for 089. The industry hub answers every-agency questions for 562910. This tie answers both-filters: $34,160,474,008.79 across 270 awards.

Remediation Services is NAICS 562910, an environmental cleanup industry code. Two hundred seventy DOE awards in that code are not a Superfund site list and not proof of a named waste stream. Do not add the two parents to this cell. Sharing an industry with Department of Energy does not mean campaign donations funded these awards, and it does not convert obligations into outlays.

Read the four internal links as parents, not as extra dollars. Department of Energy is the awarding-agency overlay for code 089. NAICS 562910 is the industry overlay without an Department of Energy filter. All agencies is the code index. All spending ties is the two-key index. None of those pages should be added into $34,160,474,008.79. The harvested cell is already the overlap of agency 089 and NAICS 562910.

A researcher quoting this join in one sentence can use: Department of Energy, awarding agency 089, Remediation Services, NAICS 562910, obligations $34,160,474,008.79, award count 270, agency parent $734,091,874,676.57 (about 4.7% of that parent by arithmetic). That sentence uses only packet facts. It still names no recipients, no fiscal year, no outlays, and no FEC donors. If any of those fields is required, this JSON file is the wrong object.

Questions

How much Department of Energy spending is coded to Remediation Services?

USAspending.gov lists $34,160,474,008.79 in Department of Energy (agency 089) obligations across 270 awards tagged NAICS 562910. The agency parent in this packet is $734,091,874,676.57. The pair is an obligation join, not an outlay. Unique recipients are unpublished. Average obligation is about $126,520,274, a ratio of those two facts only.

Does $34,160,474,008.79 include every Department of Energy program in this industry?

The packet publishes one awarding-agency × NAICS rollup. Remediation Services is the stored industry title for 562910. Neighboring NAICS codes are other ties. $34,160,474,008.79 is the combined obligation sum for agency 089 inside this code. This page will not invent a program pie. 270 remains an action count, not a program count.

Is $34,160,474,008.79 cash already paid?

No. Obligations are commitments recorded on USAspending.gov awards. Outlays — money that actually left the Treasury — are a different concept and are not this packet’s headline. Treating $34,160,474,008.79 as checks already cleared confuses those terms. Later ingests can revise 270 awards. Prefer the overlay if the table moved.

What two tables meet on this page?

Department of Energy (awarding agency 089) and Remediation Services (NAICS 562910). The overlap is $34,160,474,008.79 across 270 awards. All agencies and All spending ties list sibling joins. Original records remain at USAspending.gov. Campaign donations are a different dataset and do not fund this cell.