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The 50 recipients with the most obligations, FY2026

Health Care Services, California Department of had the most obligations in FY2026: $117B. The 50 recipients with the most obligations had $942B together, 43.4% of the $2.2T listed for all recipients. 5 of them have an address in Texas, the most of any state.

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.

The 50 recipients with the most obligations

Obligations to the 50 recipients with the most obligations in FY2026, largest first
RecipientAddressObligations, FY2025Obligations, FY2026Change
Health Care Services, California Department ofCalifornia$113B$117B+4.2%
NYS Department of HealthNew York$77B$75B-1.9%
Health & Human SVC COMMN TXTexas$41B$46B+13.0%
PA Department of Human ServicesPennsylvania$36B$39B+8.8%
North Carolina Department of Health & Human ServicesNorth Carolina$31B$33B+5.6%
Ohio Department of MedicaidOhio$28B$29B+5.1%
Florida Agency for Health Care AdministrationFlorida$23B$28B+22.3%
Michigan Department of Health and Human ServicesMichigan$25B$27B+11.5%
Illinois Department of Healthcare & Family ServicesIllinois$22B$25B+16.4%
Department of Social & Health ServicesWashington$16B$23B+44.2%
Human Services, New Jersey Department ofNew Jersey$20B$22B+9.9%
Department of Social Services CaliforniaCalifornia$21B$21B+0.1%
Health Services Kentucky Cabinet forKentucky$18B$20B+11.2%
Optum Public Sector Solutions, Inc.Wisconsin$22B$20B-11.5%
Arizona Health Care Cost Containment SystemArizona$16B$19B+15.5%
VA Department of Medical Assistance ServiceVirginia$17B$18B+2.7%
The Commonwealth of MassachusettsMassachusetts$17B$17B+0.8%
Triwest Healthcare Alliance CorpArizona$13B$17B+24.0%
Department of Social Services MissoMissouri$14B$16B+12.7%
Oregon Health Authority-Public HealthOregon$14B$16B+15.3%
Indiana Family and Social SERVIndianaunder $1 million$16Bn/a
Georgia Department of Community HealthGeorgia$13B$15B+14.4%
Lousiana Department of HealthLouisiana$15B$15B+0.0%
Lockheed Martin CorporationTexas$10B$14B+38.2%
Minnesota Department of Human ServicesMinnesota$14B$14B+1.6%
Lockheed Martin CorporationTexas$34B$14B-60.3%
Fisher Sand & Gravel CoArizona$928M$13B+1338.2%
Maryland Department of HealthMaryland$12B$13B+10.8%
McKesson CorporationTexas$12B$12B+3.7%
Finance & Administration Tennessee DeparTennessee$12B$12B+1.9%
State of Wisconsin Department of Health ServicesWisconsin$11B$12B+9.8%
State of Colorado - DEPT of Health Care Policy & FinancingColorado$10.0B$12B+17.0%
Raytheon CompanyArizona$11B$11B+3.1%
Electric Boat CorporationConnecticut$21B$11B-49.1%
New Mexico Health Care AuthorityNew Mexico$9.6B$11B+11.4%
New York State Office of Temporary & Disability AssistanceNew York$11B$10B-4.2%
The Boeing CompanyWashington$4.4B$9.1B+108.2%
Oklahoma Health Care AuthorityOklahoma$7.9B$8.9B+13.4%
National Railroad Passenger CorporationDistrict of Columbia$15B$8.6B-43.3%
Department of Social Services ConnecticutConnecticut$8.6B$8.5B-1.8%
Department of Health Human ServicesSouth Carolina$7.7B$8.3B+7.9%
RTX CorporationConnecticut$7.3B$8.2B+12.5%
Department of Education CaliforniaCalifornia$7.5B$7.6B+1.8%
Texas Office of the GovernorTexas$331M$7.6B+2200.5%
IA Department of Human ServicesIowa$8.0B$7.3B-8.3%
Human Services, Arkansas Department ofArkansas$7.2B$7.1B-1.6%
Alabama Medicaid AgencyAlabama$6.6B$6.9B+3.9%
Department of Transportation CaliforniaCalifornia$6.3B$6.5B+3.9%
The Boeing CompanyMissouri$6.3B$6.3B+0.9%
Florida Department of Children and FamiliesFlorida$7.6B$6.3B-16.9%

How the figures were made

The site lists a recipient in a fiscal year when its obligations are $1 million or more. The share is of the obligations of all listed organisations. The site shows organisations only.

A large change can come from one award or from a change of the reporting agency. The table does not give the reason.

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.

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