Public Health Crisis Response (CFDA 93.354) federal funding in Virginia
USAspending.gov records $1,020,879,457.45 in Public Health Emergency Response: Cooperative Agreement For Emergency Response: Public Health Crisis Response obligations under CFDA 93.354 with place of performance in Virginia, on 10 awards. Dividing $1,020,879,457.45 by 10 awards yields about $102.1 million per award. That is a cooperative-agreement shape: few rows, large means. The page joins catalog 93.354 to state VA. It is not a case-count dashboard, and it is not Virginia’s complete HHS total.
Key figures
- CFDA 93.354 shows $1,020,879,457.45 in Virginia obligations on 10 awards.
- Mean obligation is about $102.1 million per award.
- Crisis-response cooperative agreements are a different table shape from Virginia’s 57.001 insurance cell.
- Figures are USAspending obligations, not outlays.
Ten crisis-response awards tagged to Virginia
CFDA 93.354 carries the long catalog title for public health emergency and crisis-response cooperative agreements. Virginia is the place-of-performance state. $1,020,879,457.45 is the obligation sum on records that carry both keys. Ten awards against that total produces a nine-figure mean. The packet does not name the crises, the grantees, or the budget periods. The join is a two-key filter, not a timeline of outbreaks.
Railroad social insurance in Virginia (CFDA 57.001) sits on 11,589 awards in this harvest. Crisis response sits on 10. Same state tag, different catalog lines, different table shapes. Mixing those cells would erase the distinction between a high-volume insurance file and a small set of cooperative agreements.
Ten awards against $1,020,879,457.45 is the cooperative-agreement end of Virginia’s harvest set. Railroad insurance in the same state uses 11,589 awards. NSF mathematical and physical sciences uses 203. Those three numbers describe instrument files, not the relative importance of insurance, science, and emergency response. This page reports only the 93.354 pair. The about-$102.1 million mean is sensitive to each of the ten rows.
CFDA 93.354 is one emergency-preparedness line
Public Health Crisis Response is not Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity (93.323), not CDC investigations and technical assistance (93.283), and not the Health Center Program (93.224). Folding those codes into $1,020,879,457.45 would misstate this cell. Packet facts are the obligation total, 10 awards, state VA, and CFDA 93.354.
The catalog title describes cooperative agreements for emergency and crisis response. USAspending records the dollars as obligations. That is not a clinical-outcomes study and not a claim that Virginia experienced more emergencies than Wisconsin or Louisiana, which also appear as 93.354 joins in this harvest.
Virginia on the performance geography
Virginia is USAspending state code VA. A recipient in Richmond, a lab in Northern Virginia, or a statewide health-department stamp can all sit inside $1,020,879,457.45. Awards coded to Maryland or the District of Columbia stay on other ties. The packet has no locality table.
Statewide Virginia federal spending is the parent. CFDA 93.354 is one HHS line. Mathematical and Physical Sciences (47.049) in Virginia is a separate NSF join even though both cells clear $1 billion in this harvest.
Reading the $102.1 million average
Average obligation is about $102.1 million ($1,020,879,457.45 ÷ 10). With ten rows, a single large cooperative agreement moves the mean. The packet does not publish a median. Do not read the mean as the cost of one local health department’s year.
Net obligations can include downward adjustments after an emergency period ends. This page reports $1,020,879,457.45 as given. Obligations are not outlays.
What the Virginia–93.354 pair is not
A shared state tag does not mean Virginia selected these awards, and it does not mean crisis-response outlays equal $1,020,879,457.45. FEC donations do not fund this USAspending cell. Correlation is not causation.
Continue from Public Health Emergency Response: Cooperative Agreement For Emergency Response: Public Health Crisis Response in Virginia for the overlay, CFDA 93.354 for the national program, Virginia federal spending for the state total, Virginia programs for other CFDA lines, and All spending ties for other pairs.
Crisis-response overlay versus Virginia’s other billion-dollar cells
Public Health Emergency Response: Cooperative Agreement For Emergency Response: Public Health Crisis Response in Virginia is the overlay for CFDA 93.354 inside state VA. Ten awards and $1,020,879,457.45 sit beside Virginia’s 11,589-award railroad-insurance cell and 203-award NSF cell in this harvest. Three Virginia joins, three catalogs, three table shapes. The crisis-response overlay will look short. Short is the instrument count, not a missing statewide total for this CFDA.
Wisconsin and Louisiana appear as sibling 93.354 joins with 10 and 9 awards. Matching or near-matching row counts do not rank emergencies. ELC (93.323) is a different CDC-related line used on Colorado and Tennessee joins in this slice. Do not fold ELC into $1,020,879,457.45. Virginia programs is the CFDA index. Obligations are not outlays. A cooperative-agreement commitment is not a completed after-action report.
Questions
- How much public health crisis-response funding is obligated in Virginia?
- USAspending records $1,020,879,457.45 in CFDA 93.354 obligations with Virginia place of performance, on 10 awards. That is an obligation aggregate, not outlays.
- Is CFDA 93.354 the same as ELC infectious-disease funding?
- No. This cell is 93.354 only. Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity uses CFDA 93.323 and is not included in $1,020,879,457.45.
- What is the average 93.354 award in Virginia?
- Dividing $1,020,879,457.45 by 10 awards produces about $102.1 million per award. That mean is not a median and not a typical local health-department grant.
- Does this include all HHS spending in Virginia?
- No. Only CFDA 93.354 is in this cell. Other programs appear on the Virginia programs index.
USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.