Biggest federal awards: week of September 21 to 27, 2026

Week of September 21 to 27, 2026 · USAspending read 2026-10-02

The 10 largest federal award actions recorded in USAspending for the week of September 21 to 27, 2026 total $8.6B: 6 contracts and 4 grants. The largest grant action was $4.3B to California Department of Health Care Services from the Department of Health and Human Services, a modification (14) dated September 23. The largest contract action was $1.2B to Triwest Healthcare Alliance Corp from the Department of Veterans Affairs, a new award dated September 23. Computed

The 10 largest actions

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The largest federal award actions recorded in USAspending for September 21 to 27, 2026, with the date and whether each was a new award or a modification
#RecipientAgencyAmountActionDate
1California Department of Health Care ServicesMedicaid Entitlement for 7 - Fy 2026 - T19Record on USAspendingDepartment of Health and Human Services$4.3BGrant, modification 14September 23
2Triwest Healthcare Alliance CorpExpress Report: August 2026Record on USAspendingDepartment of Veterans Affairs$1.2BContract, new awardSeptember 23
3Ami Metals, IncModification to Exercise Option Pursuant to Far 52.217-6 for 200,000 Tons of Steel and…Record on USAspendingDepartment of Homeland Security$547.3MContract, modification P00004September 24
4California Department of Health Care ServicesMedicaid Entitlement for 7 - Fy 2026 - T19Record on USAspendingDepartment of Health and Human Services$496.6MGrant, modification 10September 23
5General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.Uas Operation and Maintenance ServicesRecord on USAspendingDepartment of Homeland Security$420.4MContract, modification P00036September 25
6Oregon Department of TransportationI-5: Columbia River Bridge ReplacementRecord on USAspendingDepartment of Transportation$362.7MGrant, new awardSeptember 24
7Clark Construction Group LLCA Design Build Project in Laredo, TXRecord on USAspendingDepartment of Homeland Security$332.0MContract, new awardSeptember 26
8Family Health InternationalSupport Partner Countries Across Diverse Geographic and Epidemiological Contexts in…Record on USAspendingDepartment of State$323.7MGrant, new awardSeptember 24
9Frequentis USA, IncProject Lift VCS Letter Contract for Modernization of FAA Vcs' in the Nas Which Includes…Record on USAspendingDepartment of Transportation$311.4MContract, modification P00009September 22
10Regeneron Pharmaceuticals IncInmazeb Ebola TherapeuticsRecord on USAspendingDepartment of Health and Human Services$277.8MContract, modification P00018September 25

Each row is one action: a new award, or a modification that added money to an existing award. The amount is what that action obligated, not the award's total value, so a modification of a large contract is not a new contract of that size.

The week's actions fall in FY2026, which ended September 30 and was still posting when this was published, so its figures are not final.

Amounts are obligations recorded in USAspending with an action date from September 21 to 27, 2026: a new award, or a modification that added money to an existing one. Awards can be modified later, so these figures can change in USAspending. DoD contract data posts to USAspending about 90 days after award. Source: USAspending.gov, read 2026-10-02. This post is kept as it was published.

Source: USAspending.gov transaction records (spending_by_transaction), read 2026-10-02. Recipient and agency links are matched by the identifiers USAspending reports (a recipient's UEI, an agency's code), never by name; a name without a link is a recipient this site does not carry a page for. Federal spending data are U.S. government works (17 U.S.C. 105).

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