Fed Spend Map

Agencies

Awarding agencies

Top-tier agencies ranked by award obligations over five fiscal years. Each page shows the fiscal-year trend by award type, the largest recipient organisations, where the money is performed, and the competition mix of its contracts.

#AgencyFY2025Five-year totalShareSub-agency pages
1Department of Health and Human Services$2.0T$9.5T38.3%15
2Social Security Administration$1.6T$7.4T29.8%—
3Department of Defense$502B$2.2T9%25
4Department of Veterans Affairs$288B$1.4T5.6%3
5Department of Agriculture$187B$966B3.9%21
6Department of Transportation$134B$623B2.5%10
7Department of Education$96B$457B1.8%—
8Department of Homeland Security$73B$361B1.5%13
9Department of Housing and Urban Development$78B$344B1.4%7
10Department of Energy$80B$300B1.2%1
11General Services Administration$24B$122B0.5%3
12Agency for International Development$12B$118B0.5%—
13Department of State$14B$106B0.4%1
14Environmental Protection Agency$27B$106B0.4%—
15Department of Commerce$25B$88B0.4%8
16Department of the Interior$19B$85B0.3%11
17National Aeronautics and Space Administration$17B$84B0.3%—
18Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation$6.6B$80B0.3%—
19Department of the Treasury$9.0B$69B0.3%9
20Railroad Retirement Board$15B$68B0.3%—
21Department of Justice$11B$67B0.3%8
22Federal Communications Commission$6.3B$66B0.3%—
23Department of Labor$11B$51B0.2%7
24National Science Foundation$8.9B$42B0.2%—
25Small Business Administration$996M$23B0.1%—
26Corporation for National and Community Service$700M$4.0B0%—
27Millennium Challenge Corporation$291M$2.9B0%—
28Securities and Exchange Commission$498M$2.9B0%—
29U.S. International Development Finance Corporation−$1.7B$2.3B0%—
30U.S. Agency for Global Media$376M$2.2B0%—
31Office of Personnel Management$199M$1.8B0%—
32Executive Office of the President$351M$1.5B0%1
33Institute of Museum and Library Services$258M$1.4B0%—
34National Archives and Records Administration$209M$1.2B0%1
35Appalachian Regional Commission$270M$1.0B0%—
36Nuclear Regulatory Commission$185M$976M0%—
37Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council$175M$775M0%—
38National Endowment for the Humanities$73M$765M0%—
39National Endowment for the Arts$120M$713M0%—
40Consumer Financial Protection Bureau$116M$619M0%—
41Government Accountability Office$117M$584M0%1
42Peace Corps$69M$560M0%—
43Federal Trade Commission$93M$499M0%—
44Commodity Futures Trading Commission$68M$407M0%—
45Denali Commission$178M$355M0%—
46District of Columbia Courts$63M$312M0%—
47Equal Employment Opportunity Commission$49M$270M0%—
48Delta Regional Authority$73M$252M0%—
49Election Assistance Commission$13M$221M0%—
50Consumer Product Safety Commission$32M$215M0%—
51Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency$37M$197M0%—
52National Labor Relations Board$27M$134M0%—
53National Transportation Safety Board$30M$95M0%—
54United States Trade and Development Agency$15M$90M0%—
55Inter-American Foundation$0$84M0%—
56International Trade Commission$18M$72M0%—
57Federal Election Commission$14M$71M0%—
58Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board$5.9M$33M0%—
59Federal Maritime Commission$5.1M$26M0%—
60Selective Service System$7.4M$26M0%—
61Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service$1.5M$24M0%—
62Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency$4.6M$23M0%—
63Merit Systems Protection Board$3.2M$22M0%—
64John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts$0$15M0%—
65Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled$2.1M$13M0%—
66National Credit Union Administration$439K$11M0%—

Agencies with under $10M over five years are omitted. Source: USAspending spending-by-category, awarding agency.