Federal Spending by Agency
See which federal agencies funded contracts and grants and which agencies awarded them. Compare the two roles over fiscal years 2024–2026.
In FY 2026, USAspending attributed $468.74 billion in net contract and grant obligations to the Department of Defense as a funder and $448.76 billion as an awarder. The same transaction can appear in both columns. Additions across columns would double-count it.
Download the CSVCompare agency obligations
A funding agency supplies the money. An awarding agency issues the award. Obligations are commitments to pay. Negative amounts reflect net reductions during the period. A dash means USAspending returned no row for that role.
Fiscal year 2026
Transaction dates 2025-10-01 through 2026-09-30.
Fiscal year 2025
Transaction dates 2024-10-01 through 2025-09-30.
Fiscal year 2024
Transaction dates 2023-10-01 through 2024-09-30.
Sources and method
America.co ran the same transaction search twice per fiscal year, changing only the agency grouping. We used the action date, all geographies, contract types A through D and grant or cooperative agreement types 02 through 05. We matched the results using USAspending’s agency ID and included agency rows returned on either side. The “No agency identified” row retains amounts reported without an agency ID for that role.
The figures exclude direct payments, loans, subawards and most other types of federal spending. They include increases and reductions on prime awards during the fiscal year. For cash payments, use outlays. USAspending can revise prior years as agencies report corrections. The CSV contains the same figures to the cent and leaves absent amounts blank.