Research And Development In Nanotechnology obligations, FY2025

NAICS 541713 joined with fiscal year 2025

The relationship is mechanical: NAICS 541713 crossed with fiscal year 2025 yields one obligation sum. $257,649,286.31 is that sum for Research And Development In Nanotechnology in 2025. USAspending.gov publishes the figure as a yearlyTrend obligation total. Obligations are commitments recorded on awards, not Treasury outlays. The industry-wide extract remains $1,318,843,185.11; the FY2025 hub remains a separate parent. This pair does not explain why agencies bought nanotechnology research-and-development awards, and it does not name contractors or award recipients.

Nothing in the facts supports reading $257,649,286.31 as a count of labs, patents, or named investigators. This page does not score scientific quality or name investigators. Correlation between this NAICS label and FY2025 spending is the join itself, not a causal story. Campaign-finance tables do not fund these USAspending obligations. Place-of-performance and awarding-agency splits are omitted from this packet.

Nanotechnology R&D dollars inside FY2025

On the industry side, NAICS 541713 is the Research And Development In Nanotechnology extract. Its published total across the extract is $1,318,843,185.11. $257,649,286.31 sits inside that book at 19.5%; the other fiscal-year rows for the same code sum to $1,061,193,898.80 in this arithmetic. The parent industry page holds the longer series without isolating 2025. Award records in the extract number 680; that count is not limited to FY2025.

Nanotechnology research-and-development awards is the NAICS description attached to the awards, not a proof of goods delivered. A later USAspending ingest can restate $257,649,286.31 or $1,318,843,185.11 without changing the join keys. Do not add the all-industries index into this cell. The 19.5% share is $257,649,286.31 divided by $1,318,843,185.11, not a budget score or a ranking of industries.

680 records are not 680 laboratories

680 award records are not 680 units of labs, patents, or named investigators. The count rides with the Research And Development In Nanotechnology extract, not with a FY2025-only slice. Modifications, deobligations, and multiple lines can inflate row counts. Unique recipients stay unpublished. A per-award mean from $257,649,286.31 and 680 would mix a FY2025 dollar total with an extract-wide record count. This packet does not publish a FY2025-only award-record count for NAICS 541713.

What this nanotechnology cell omits

What the table is: USAspending.gov NAICS yearlyTrend for Research And Development In Nanotechnology (NAICS 541713) in fiscal year 2025, totaling $257,649,286.31. What the table is not: an outlay register, a product catalog, a lab directory, a named-principal-investigator file, an agency split, a map, or an FEC-funded pipeline. Public records, not accusations. This page does not score scientific quality or name investigators.

Do not treat 19.5% as evidence that FY2025 dominated nanotechnology research-and-development awards in a causal sense. The share is arithmetic on two packet totals. Named contractors and award recipients are absent from the facts. Quote NAICS 541713, FY2025, and $257,649,286.31 together. The remainder of the extract after FY2025 is $1,061,193,898.80 in this arithmetic, still not an outlay.

Parents for NAICS 541713 and FY2025

Four hrefs ship with the packet: /industries/541713/ (NAICS 541713), /fiscal-years/2025/ (FY2025 federal spending), /industries/ (All industries), and /ties/ (All spending ties). Use them as parents, not as this cell. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov for this 541713 × FY2025 pair.

Keep Research And Development In Nanotechnology and FY2025 together when citing $257,649,286.31. NAICS 541713's extract-wide award-record count is 680, not a FY2025 census of labs, patents, or named investigators. Obligations of $257,649,286.31 are not outlays. The 19.5% share uses the extract-wide $1,318,843,185.11 as the denominator. Agency and geography splits are omitted. A later ingest can restate $257,649,286.31 without changing NAICS 541713 or fiscal year 2025.

On the year side, fiscal year 2025 is the second join key. $257,649,286.31 is Research And Development In Nanotechnology inside FY2025, not all federal obligations recorded for that year. Other NAICS codes have their own FY2025 cells. The fiscal-year parent lists government-wide context without this industry filter. FY figures can be incomplete or later restated; the source note on this packet says so.

Keep Research And Development In Nanotechnology, NAICS 541713, FY2025, and $257,649,286.31 in one citation. Dropping the year turns the figure into the extract-wide $1,318,843,185.11. Dropping the NAICS turns it into a year hub that is not this join. Outlays remain unpublished here.

Questions

How much did Research And Development In Nanotechnology obligate in FY2025?

USAspending.gov records $257,649,286.31 in Research And Development In Nanotechnology obligations for fiscal year 2025 under NAICS 541713. That amount is a yearlyTrend obligation total, not an outlay and not the industry's $1,318,843,185.11 extract-wide sum. The join names both Research And Development In Nanotechnology and FY2025; it does not name contractors or award recipients.

Is $257,649,286.31 the entire NAICS 541713 USAspending total?

No. NAICS 541713's extract-wide total is $1,318,843,185.11. FY2025 is 19.5% of that book. Other fiscal-year rows for the same code are separate cells. Do not add the parent hub into this join. Obligations of $257,649,286.31 are not outlays. USAspending.gov remains the source for the 541713 × 2025 pair.

Do 680 awards equal 680 nanotechnology labs in FY2025?

No. 680 is the Research And Development In Nanotechnology award-record count in this extract, not a FY2025-only census of labs, patents, or named investigators. The packet does not split those records by fiscal year or name contractors. USAspending.gov remains the source. Unique recipients are unpublished on this join.

Do FEC filings explain Research And Development In Nanotechnology obligations in FY2025?

No. FEC filings do not explain $257,649,286.31. The source is USAspending.gov. Obligations are not outlays, and donations do not fund NAICS 541713 in FY2025. The pair is NAICS 541713 plus fiscal year 2025. Campaign-finance tables are a different dataset from this yearlyTrend cell.