Most single-agency-dependent recipients
≈ computed · concentrationRecipients above $100M that draw all or nearly all of their federal dollars from one funding agency, most concentrated first. A high share describes how tied a recipient is to a single agency: it is a fact about the money, not a judgment about it. ≈ computed
- 1Health Care Services, California Department of$112.5B from Health and Human Services100%
- 2Ohio Department of Medicaid$27.7B from Health and Human Services100%
- 3Florida Agency for Health Care Administration$22.8B from Health and Human Services100%
- 4Illinois Department of Healthcare & Family Services$21.9B from Health and Human Services100%
- 5VA Department of Medical Assistance Service$17.2B from Health and Human Services100%
- 6Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System$16.4B from Health and Human Services100%
- 7National Railroad Passenger Corporation$15.2B from Transportation100%
- 8Lousiana Department of Health$14.6B from Health and Human Services100%
- 9Georgia Department of Community Health$13B from Health and Human Services100%
- 10Finance & Administration Tennessee Depar$11.9B from Health and Human Services100%
- 11Human Services, Arkansas Department of$7.2B from Health and Human Services100%
- 12Alabama Medicaid Agency$6.6B from Health and Human Services100%
- 13Humana Government Business Inc$6.5B from Defense100%
- 14Mississippi Division of Medicaid$6B from Health and Human Services100%
- 15Texas Department of Transportation$6B from Transportation100%
- 16Health and Human Resources, West Virginia Department of$4.7B from Health and Human Services100%
- 17Metropolitan Transportation Authority$3.4B from Transportation100%
- 18Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts$3.4B from Commerce100%
- 19Department of Transportation New York$3.3B from Transportation100%
- 20Bccg a Joint Venture$3.1B from Homeland Security100%
- 21Illinois Department of Transportation$2.6B from Transportation100%
- 22Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC$2.5B from Energy100%
- 23Ohio Department of Transportation$2.3B from Transportation100%
- 24Health and Social Services, Delaware Dept of$2.3B from Health and Human Services100%
- 25Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc.$2.1B from Defense100%
- 26Veterans Evaluation Services, Inc$2B from Veterans Affairs100%
- 27Transportation North Carolina Department$2B from Transportation100%
- 28Georgia Department of Transportation$2B from Transportation100%
- 29Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC$2B from Energy100%
- 30Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC$1.9B from Energy100%
- 31Pantexas Deterrence, LLC$1.9B from Energy100%
- 32Ecc Constructors LLC$1.9B from Defense100%
- 33Ashbritt Inc$1.8B from Defense100%
- 34Transportation, Michigan Department of$1.8B from Transportation100%
- 35Fermi Forward Discovery Group, LLC$1.7B from Energy100%
- 36Missouri Department of Transportation$1.7B from Transportation100%
- 37Transportation, New Jersey Dept of$1.7B from Transportation100%
- 38Gateway Development Commission$1.6B from Transportation100%
- 39Tennessee Department of Transportation$1.6B from Transportation100%
- 40Governor's Authorized Representative$1.6B from Homeland Security100%
- 41Department of Information Technology$1.6B from Commerce100%
- 42Dragados/Hawaiian Dredging/Orion JV$1.5B from Defense100%
- 43Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority$1.4B from Transportation100%
- 44Health Net Federal Services, LLC$1.4B from Defense100%
- 45Executive Office of the Commonwealth of Kentucky$1.4B from Transportation100%
- 46Alabama Department of Transportation$1.4B from Transportation100%
- 47Canadian Commercial Corporation$1.4B from Defense100%
- 48South Carolina Department of Transportation$1.4B from Transportation100%
- 49Chicago Housing Authority$1.3B from Housing and Urban Development100%
- 50Stonex Financial LTD$1.3B from the Treasury100%
- 51The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria (the Global Fund)$1.3B from Agency for International…100%
- 52Southern California United Food and Commercial Workers Unions and Food Employers Joint Pension Plan$1.3B from Pension Benefit Guaranty…100%
- 53Massachusetts Department of Transportation$1.3B from Transportation100%
- 54Department of Transportation Arizona$1.3B from Transportation100%
- 55Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities$1.3B from Transportation100%
- 56City University of New York, the$1.3B from Education100%
- 57Valero Marketing and Supply CO$1.1B from Defense100%
- 58State of California Employment Development Department$1B from Labor100%
- 59Oracle Health Government Services, Inc.$1B from Veterans Affairs100%
- 60Mississippi Department of Transportation$1B from Transportation100%
- 61Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, the$987.2M from Housing and Urban Development100%
- 62State of California Energy Commission$975.7M from Energy100%
- 63Fisher Sand & Gravel CO$928.5M from Homeland Security100%
- 64Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin JV$928.4M from Defense100%
- 65Alliance for Energy Innovation, LLC$895M from Energy100%
- 66Torrent Technologies, Inc.$885.3M from Homeland Security100%
- 67Olin Winchester LLC$874.2M from Defense100%
- 68Rhode Island DOT$871.5M from Transportation100%
- 69The Legacy Plan of the Unite Here Retirement Fund$868.8M from Pension Benefit Guaranty…100%
- 70Ministry of Defense$863.5M from Defense100%
- 71Haut Commissariat Des Nations Unies Pour Les Refugiers$853.7M from State100%
- 72American Bankers Insurance Company of Florida$851.7M from Homeland Security100%
- 73Blue Origin Washington, LLC$829M from National Aeronautics and…100%
- 74Chemonics International, Inc.$1.3B from Agency for International…100%
- 75M1 Support Services, L.p.$969M from Defense100%
- 76Indiana Department of Transportation$1.6B from Transportation100%
- 77Minnesota Department of Transportation$1.2B from Transportation100%
- 78Wisconsin Department of Transportation$1.4B from Transportation100%
- 79Mission Support & Test Services LLC$994.6M from Energy100%
- 80New York City Housing Authority$4.6B from Housing and Urban Development100%
- 81Amerisourcebergen Drug Corp$7.4B from Defense100%
- 82National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC$5.7B from Energy100%
- 83Washington ST Department of Transportation$1.4B from Transportation100%
- 84Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC$3.6B from Energy100%
- 85Department of Transportation Connecticut$2.2B from Transportation100%
- 86Virginia Department of Transportation$1.6B from Transportation100%
- 87State of Florida Division of Emergency Management$5.8B from Homeland Security100%
- 88Department of Transportation California$6.3B from Transportation100%
- 89National Center for Manufacturing Sciences Inc$975.7M from Defense100%
- 90Department of Insurance of the State of Georgia$1B from Health and Human Services100%
- 91Maryland Department of Transportation$930.4M from Transportation100%
- 92Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace as$847.2M from Defense100%
- 93State of California Water Resources Control Board$836.5M from Environmental Protection…100%
- 94Iowa Department of Transportation$1B from Transportation100%
- 95New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services$1.4B from Homeland Security100%
- 96Triad National Security, LLC$5.2B from Energy100%
- 97Glaxosmithkline, LLC$980.5M from Health and Human Services100%
- 98The Commonwealth of Massachusetts$16.8B from Health and Human Services100%
- 99UnitedHealth Group$25.3B from Veterans Affairs100%
- 100Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency$1.3B from Homeland Security100%
FY2025 figures unless noted. This ranking is computed by us from USASpending source records and refreshed with each data load; it is a description of the money, never a judgment about any recipient.
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