Department of the Treasury (agency 020) federal obligations in Virginia

Treasury and Virginia as a join

Awarding agency 020, labeled Department of the Treasury, plus place-of-performance state VA, produces $10,218,530,422.69 on 2,650 awards. Other Virginia ties on this site use different agency codes — Justice, Transportation, State — and those dollars are not inside this cell. This page only carries the 020–Virginia intersection.

Two thousand six hundred fifty awards is a moderate row count under a ten-billion-dollar obligation sum. The mean of about $3.86 million follows from that ratio. It does not identify which Treasury bureaus issued the awards.

Two thousand six hundred fifty Virginia 020 awards are enough rows that the mean near $3.86 million is less fragile than a 100-row table, and still concentrated enough that a few large records can matter. $10,218,530,422.69 does not come with a top-award list, so those records stay unnamed. The overlay is the place to inspect them.

Agency code 020

The overlay path /states/va/agencies/020/ is the key. Another Treasury label appears elsewhere with a different numeric code; those pages are not this page. Readers should match 020 when they want this $10,218,530,422.69 figure.

The agency hub /agencies/020/ removes the Virginia filter. Nationwide Treasury 020 activity is larger than this cell by construction. This narrative does not estimate the residual.

Virginia place of performance

VA as a geography tag can include Northern Virginia and the rest of the Commonwealth in one $10,218,530,422.69 bucket. No locality split is in the facts. Awards tagged to the District of Columbia or Maryland do not enter this total even when the work is described as capital-region.

Virginia federal spending is the parent hub for every awarding agency. Treasury 020 is one row in that parent, not a substitute for the statewide all-agency sum.

Virginia federal spending is the parent for Justice, Transportation, State, and Treasury joins alike. Each uses a different agency code. $10,218,530,422.69 is 020 only. Readers comparing “federal money in Virginia” across missions need the parent hub or a set of ties, not this page alone.

Obligations on 2,650 awards

$10,218,530,422.69 is an obligation aggregate. Outlays can lag, differ, or fall after de-obligations. No fiscal year is supplied, so the total is not labeled as a single tax year or budget year.

The award count is a record count. It is not a count of taxpayers, banks, or Treasury employees in Virginia.

Virginia Treasury 020’s 2,650 awards totaling $10,218,530,422.69 exclude DC-tagged rows even when Northern Virginia contractors perform work discussed as Washington work. That exclusion is the geography rule, not a slight. The mean near $3.86 million is a statewide quotient. Refunds, if present, are unlabeled. 2,650 is not a count of Virginia taxpayers. Obligations remain commitments.

What the pair does not claim

Sharing a state with Treasury awards does not mean Virginia’s economy depends on this $10,218,530,422.69, and it does not mean these dollars were tax refunds. The join records co-occurrence of agency 020 and state VA. Campaign-finance files are not linked.

See Department of the Treasury in Virginia, Virginia federal spending, Department of the Treasury, and All spending ties.

Virginia Treasury 020 awards totaling $10,218,530,422.69 can include capital-adjacent work that ordinary language calls “Washington.” The geography field still has to be VA for a row to enter this cell. Awards tagged DC or Maryland stay out. The 2,650-award count follows that same rule.

Where to go after the Virginia 020 total

Department of the Treasury in Virginia is the overlay. Virginia federal spending is every awarding agency in the Commonwealth. Department of the Treasury is agency 020 nationwide. All spending ties indexes other pairs. Justice, Transportation, and State have Virginia pages on other codes; those dollars are not inside $10,218,530,422.69.

Two thousand six hundred fifty awards and a mean near $3.86 million sit between thin high-mean Treasury tables and high-count assistance files. That middle position is arithmetic. It does not identify instruments. Refunds, contracts, and other products remain unlabeled. Obligations are commitments. Outlays and years are absent. The join is not a tax-refund statistic and not a campaign-finance link.

Anyone citing $10,218,530,422.69 should keep agency 020 and Virginia attached so DC-tagged awards are not imported from across the river. The 2,650-award count belongs here. Continue at the 020 overlay, the Virginia hub, the national 020 profile, and the ties index. Justice and Transportation Virginia cells are different codes. Refunds and taxpayer counts remain unpublished. Obligations are not outlays.

Questions

How much has Treasury obligated in Virginia?

USAspending records $10,218,530,422.69 in agency 020 obligations with Virginia place of performance, across 2,650 awards. That is an obligation total for this code and state, not outlays.

Does this include tax refunds paid to Virginia residents?

The facts do not split refunds from other instruments. $10,218,530,422.69 is the full awarding-agency 020 and Virginia place-of-performance aggregate.

What is the average Treasury award in Virginia?

About $3.86 million, from $10,218,530,422.69 divided by 2,650 awards. That mean is not a median.

Why does the URL use agency 020?

USAspending keys awarding agencies by code. This join is 020. Other numeric codes labeled Treasury are separate filters with separate overlays.