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Contracts, grants and direct payments by state, FY2026

Contracts were 62% of the obligations in the District of Columbia in FY2026, the largest share in the table. In the states together, contracts were 14%, grants 23% and direct payments 63% of the obligations. The smallest contract share was in North Dakota (1%), and the largest grant share was in New York (40%).

From the USAspending data loaded on 27 Oct 2026. FY2027 runs from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027. USAspending loaded these data on 27 Oct 2026, so the figures of FY2027 stop on that date.

States by contract share

Share of each award type in the obligations of the state, FY2026, largest contract share first
StateObligations, FY2026ContractsGrantsDirect paymentsLoans and other
District of Columbia$53B62%28%9%under 1%
Virginia$207B58%13%30%under 1%
Maryland$100B37%23%39%under 1%
New Mexico$46B34%31%35%under 1%
Texas$346B29%22%48%under 1%
Alabama$72B24%19%56%under 1%
Arizona$127B24%21%54%under 1%
Alaska$20B24%38%38%under 1%
Utah$31B22%23%55%under 1%
Colorado$70B20%26%53%1%
Washington$102B19%31%50%under 1%
Idaho$23B18%23%58%1%
Massachusetts$111B18%27%55%under 1%
Connecticut$151B17%9%74%under 1%
Hawaii$19B17%26%57%under 1%
Mississippi$39B16%28%55%under 1%
Maine$22B14%30%56%under 1%
Missouri$97B13%23%64%under 1%
New Hampshire$17B12%22%66%under 1%
Kansas$33B12%26%62%under 1%
California$496B12%33%55%under 1%
Nevada$34B10%27%62%under 1%
Florida$337B10%15%75%under 1%
Tennessee$129B10%16%75%under 1%
Oklahoma$51B9%30%60%under 1%
New Jersey$101B9%30%61%under 1%
Louisiana$63B9%36%55%under 1%
Georgia$108B9%27%64%under 1%
Montana$15B9%32%56%2%
Wyoming$7.0B9%30%60%1%
Illinois$137B9%30%61%under 1%
Pennsylvania$293B9%18%74%under 1%
South Dakota$12B7%29%63%1%
West Virginia$25B7%36%56%1%
South Carolina$145B7%10%83%under 1%
Ohio$133B6%32%62%under 1%
Rhode Island$16B6%34%60%under 1%
Iowa$35B6%31%63%under 1%
Michigan$130B5%27%68%under 1%
Vermont$8.9B5%40%55%under 1%
Kentucky$202B5%12%83%under 1%
Nebraska$29B5%23%72%1%
North Carolina$131B4%35%61%under 1%
New York$270B4%40%54%2%
Oregon$61B4%37%58%1%
Wisconsin$117B3%15%81%under 1%
Arkansas$34B3%33%63%1%
Delaware$13B2%34%63%under 1%
Indiana$207B2%10%87%under 1%
Minnesota$245B1%9%90%under 1%
North Dakota$104B1%3%96%under 1%

How the figures were made

The shares are of the positive part of the obligations. A de-obligation, which cancels or reduces an obligation of an earlier year, lowers the amount of its type but is not a share.

Direct payments include Social Security and Medicare payments. Loans count the subsidy cost, not the face value. The guide to award types gives the five groups.

The table shows activity: the amounts that agencies obligated. It does not grade a recipient, a place or an agency.

Source: USAspending.gov API v2. An obligation is a promise of the government to pay. It is not a payment.

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In earlier editions

This table is in the edition of October 2026, the first edition. Each month adds an edition that keeps the first rows of the table as they were.

Every monthly edition.

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