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South Carolina

Where federal work lands across the state.
$137.1B
work performed here, FY2025
111
contractors
Department of Health …
top contractor
Represented byLindsey Graham(R, Senate)·Tim Scott(R, Senate)

Obligations by year

≈ computed
$134B
FY20
$124.9B
FY21
$110.4B
FY22
$123.2B
FY23
$130.3B
FY24
$137.1B
FY25
▲ 2%
since FY20

Top contractors performing here

Department of Health Human Services$7.7B
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC$2B
Social Services South Carolina Department$1.8B
South Carolina Department of Transportation$1.4B
South Carolina Department of Education$1.2B
Savannah River Mission Completion, LLC$1.1B
Executive Office of the State of South Carolina$696.1M
Central Electric Power Cooperative Inc$464M
Adjutant General South Carolina$451.3M
Palmetto Gba, LLC$380.7M

Largest awards performed here

Management and Operating Contract for the Savannah River Site
awarded 2008$27.6B
Medicaid Entitlement for 50 - Fy 2025 - T19
awarded 2023$6.8B
Medicaid Entitlement for 50 - Fy 2026 - T19
awarded 2024$6.8B
New Contract Award for Management of the Liquid Waste System at SRS
awarded 2009$6.6B
Medicaid Entitlement for 50 - Fy 2024 - T19
awarded 2022$6.4B
Medicaid Entitlement for 50 - Fy 2023 - T19
awarded 2021$5.9B
Contract DEAC0299CH10888
awarded 1999$5.8B
Medicaid Entitlement for 50 - Fy 2022 Quarter 1 - T19
awarded 2021$5.4B

Awards whose place of performance is recorded in this state, largest by total value.

Congressional districts in South Carolina

SC-06≈ inferred$8.3B
SC-02≈ inferred$8B
SC-07≈ inferred$7.4B
SC-04≈ inferred$6B
SC-03≈ inferred$5.6B
SC-05≈ inferred$4.8B
SC-01≈ inferred$4.4B

≈ inferred district figures are inferred from place-of-performance addresses, not asserted as fact.

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