TheFiscalFinder

What changed: September 2026

FY2026 · year to date · preliminary · data as of 2026-09-12†

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

Federal award obligations for FY2026 (year to date) totaled $4.80T across 77 agencies in the data as of 2026-09-12. Computed

There is no stored snapshot of an earlier load to compare with, so this edition lists the figures as loaded and does not say what moved.

The totals, FY2026

Federal award obligations, all agencies
$4.80T
Awards counted by USAspending, all agencies
7,941,164
Agencies with obligations
77

What was loaded

Award records loaded (the largest contracts and grants)
15,000
Recipients loaded (the largest, with their registrations)
1,552
Industry, product and program categories loaded
4,077

This site loads the largest recipients and awards of each fiscal year, not every one; the totals above cover every agency.

Largest agencies, FY2026

  1. 1Department of Health and Human Services: $2.03T
  2. 2Social Security Administration: $1.43T
  3. 3Department of Defense: $349.4B
  4. 4Department of Veterans Affairs: $284.4B
  5. 5Department of Agriculture: $148.8B

Largest recipients of federal money, FY2026

  1. 1Health Care Services, California Department of: $117.7B
  2. 2NYS Department of Health: $75.1B
  3. 3Lockheed Martin Corporation: $45.9B
  4. 4Health & Human SVC Commn TX: $45.6B
  5. 5PA Department of Human Services: $39.8B
  6. 6North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services: $32.8B
  7. 7Ohio Department of Medicaid: $29.4B
  8. 8Florida Agency for Health Care Administration: $28B
  9. 9Michigan Department of Health and Human Services: $27.3B
  10. 10The Boeing Company: $26.2B

Source: USAspending.gov award data as loaded by TheFiscalFinder on 2026-09-12. Totals are the sum of every top-tier agency's obligations for FY2026; positions are this site's own rankings for FY2026. Federal spending data are U.S. government works (17 U.S.C. 105).

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