Federal spending by congressional district

FY2026 ended Sep 30 · data still posting · data as of 2026-11-01^†

† DoD contract data posts to USAspending about 90 days after award.

KY-03 saw more federal work than any other congressional district in FY2026 (data still posting): $149.3B, led by Humana Government Business Inc. The 441 districts below are ranked by the value of federal work performed in each. Inferred district figures are inferred from place-of-performance addresses, never asserted as fact.

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The 50 districts receiving the most

Rank	District	FY2026 (data still posting) obligations	Largest recipient
1	KY-0318 recipients	$149.3B	Humana Government Business Inc
2	IN-0726 recipients	$146.3B	Rolls-Royce Corporation
3	PA-1029 recipients	$119.3B	BAE Systems, Inc.
4	ND-0014 recipients	$103.7B	North Dakota Department of Human Services
5	WI-0215 recipients	$57.8B	Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
6	DC-9893 recipients	$53B	National Railroad Passenger Corporation
7	PR-9819 recipients	$41.1B	Puerto Rico Department of Health
8	VA-0744 recipients	$40.3B	UnitedHealth Group
9	VA-1183 recipients	$34.6B	Leidos, Inc.
10	TX-3320 recipients	$32.5B	Lockheed Martin Corporation
11	MO-0119 recipients	$30.3B	The Boeing Company
12	VA-0869 recipients	$27.9B	Lockheed Martin Corporation
13	AK-0032 recipients	$19.6B	State of Alaska Department of Health
14	NY-2019 recipients	$19.1B	New York State Education Department
15	TN-0321 recipients	$18.4B	Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC
16	AZ-0722 recipients	$17.7B	RTX Corporation
17	AL-0543 recipients	$17.7B	Lockheed Martin Corporation
18	FL-0830 recipients	$16.8B	Lockheed Martin Corporation
19	CT-0211 recipients	$16.6B	General Dynamics Corporation
20	TX-1216 recipients	$14.8B	Lockheed Martin Corporation
21	MA-0623 recipients	$14.7B	RTX Corporation
22	VA-0332 recipients	$14.2B	Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.
23	NM-0127 recipients	$13.9B	National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC
24	TX-2342 recipients	$13.8B	Fisher Sand & Gravel CO
25	DE-0013 recipients	$13.1B	Delaware Dept of Health and Social Services
26	VA-0228 recipients	$13B	Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc.
27	TX-3720 recipients	$12.9B	Texas Office of the Governor
28	FL-0228 recipients	$12.8B	State of Florida Division of Emergency Management
29	WA-0718 recipients	$12.5B	The Boeing Company
30	NM-0312 recipients	$12.4B	Triad National Security, LLC
31	SD-0014 recipients	$12B	Social Services South Dakota Department
32	MD-0329 recipients	$11.8B	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC
33	CT-0114 recipients	$11.7B	RTX Corporation
34	NE-029 recipients	$11.4B	Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska
35	MD-0849 recipients	$11.3B	American Centrifuge Operating, LLC
36	HI-0135 recipients	$10.8B	Nan Inc
37	TX-1623 recipients	$10.6B	Ami Metals, Inc
38	NY-2511 recipients	$10.3B	L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
39	MS-0421 recipients	$10.3B	Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.
40	CO-0732 recipients	$10B	Lockheed Martin Corporation
41	CO-0539 recipients	$9.5B	V3GATE, LLC
42	MD-0551 recipients	$9.5B	Leidos, Inc.
43	WA-0414 recipients	$9.5B	Battelle Memorial Institute
44	SC-0219 recipients	$9.5B	Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC
45	FL-1320 recipients	$9.4B	Uma Education, Inc
46	NC-1110 recipients	$9.3B	Transportation North Carolina Department
47	MD-0445 recipients	$9.2B	University of Maryland, College Park
48	ME-018 recipients	$9.2B	General Dynamics Corporation
49	VT-0018 recipients	$8.9B	Human Services Vermont Agency of
50	MI-0713 recipients	$8.9B	Michigan Department of Education