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General Electric Company

combined across 2 registrations ≈ computed
$3B
obligated · FY2025
5
funding agencies
96%
from Defense
76%
single-source
8
states
59%
in Massachusetts
17
industries

≈ computedSingle-source: 76% of this recipient’s $3B in federal contracts was awarded without competition (FPDS extent-competed codes); the rest was competed or unclassified. A high share often reflects sole-source or specialized work, not wrongdoing.

Obligations by year

≈ computed
$3.9B
FY23
$2.7B
FY24
$3B
FY25
▼ 23%
since FY23

Where this money comes from

✓ from source
FUNDING AGENCIES
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Defense
$2.9B
4 other agencies
$0.1B
General Electric Company
$3B
FY2025 obligated
band width = obligations · FY2025 · source: USASpending.gov

Biggest awards (total value)

Adaptive Engine Transition Program (Aetp)
awarded 2016$2.1B
F-15EX Lots 2+ Propulsion System Procurement
awarded 2021$1.2B
Requirement Is to Design, Develop, Qualify and Integrate an Improved Turbine Engine (Ite)…
awarded 2019$863M
Advance Acquisition Contract- Long Lead Material for Lot 23 (FY2019) F414-GE-400 Engine
awarded 2018$833.8M
T408 Iaf Engines and Cost Reduction Initiatives
awarded 2023$673.1M
LRIP Lot 1&2 Integrated Logistics Support
awarded 2017$646.7M
T408 Lot 9 Long Lead Items
awarded 2023$603M
Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion (Ngap) Prototyping
awarded 2023$408.5M

Total value over each award’s life, for awards active in FY2025: a decades-long contract can exceed one year’s obligations above.

What it does (NAICS / PSC)

Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing$2.7B
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)$108.2M
Aircraft Manufacturing$104.2M
Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing$34.3M
Hardware Manufacturing$15.4M
Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance$12M
Engineering Services$5.9M
All Other Support Services$4M

Where the work lands

Massachusetts✓ from source$1.8B
Ohio✓ from source$994.7M
Kansas✓ from source$189.3M
Alabama✓ from source$57.9M
Kentucky✓ from source$2.9M
Oklahoma✓ from source$1.3M
Maryland✓ from source$1.3M
California✓ from source$1M

Competitors

RTX Corporation≈ computed$5.3B
The Boeing Company≈ computed$1.8B
Rolls-Royce Corporation≈ computed$1.2B
Lockheed Martin Corporation≈ computed$219.7M
CFM International Inc≈ computed$213.8M
Canadian Commercial Corporation≈ computed$30.8M
Honeywell International Inc.≈ computed$19M
Aar Supply Chain, Inc≈ computed$11.6M

computed from shared NAICS, not a stated rivalry.

Registrations & divisions

The same registered name across 2 UEI registrations, combined here. ≈ computed

General Electric CompanyE3HYKKLT5ZT1$1.9B
General Electric CompanyJ1T1FEN3PWX6$1.1B

Reported divisions

GE Precision Healthcare LLC≈ inferred$178.4M

Self-reported in each registration’s filing, shown as a link and never added into the totals above.

Political contributions

General Electric Company Aerospace Employee Political Action Committee (GE Aerospace PAC)gave$211.5Kto members of Congress, 2024 cycle✓ from source
Ken Calvert (Republican)$10K
Bernie Moreno (Republican)$10K
Seth Moulton (Democrat)$10K
Sam Graves (Republican)$10K
Tom Cole (Republican)$10K
Robert J. Wittman (Republican)$9.5K
Mike Rogers (Republican)$9K
Rick Larsen (Democrat)$8.5K
Paul Tonko (Democrat)$8.5K
Roger F. Wicker (Republican)$8K

linked through public filings, not a claim of coordination. contribution reported to the FEC, a public campaign-finance record.

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Why the labels? The graph is only worth anything if the links are trusted. Facts taken straight from a federal filing are ✓ from source; anything we compute or infer (corporate parents, districts, competitors) is ≈ inferred and worded carefully, never asserted as fact.