Flagship ranking · FY2027 to date

Federal contract spending by state, FY2027 to date

Data through 2026-10-26

Federal contract obligations for FY2027 to date total $6.6B. Virginia leads the state-level ranking with $1.6B in obligations. California follows with $524M, and Texas follows with $500M. Pennsylvania and Florida appear next with $478M and $310M respectively. Illinois, the District Of Columbia, Maryland, New York, and Washington round out the top ten with $264M, $249M, $226M, $191M, and $175M. These figures are partial fiscal year to date totals and represent contract obligations rather than outlays or full-year projections. Contractors tracking opportunity or market share should note the geographic concentration in the top-ranked states, and that the total listed obligations reflect only the current fiscal period so far. Use the state-by-state values when comparing commercial presence to federal contracting activity within this fiscal year timeframe.

Federal contract obligations by state, FY2027 to date
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2027 to date Alaska: $6.9M AK Maine: $12M ME Vermont: $11M VT New Hampshire: $6.8M NH Washington: $175M WA ID: n/a ID Montana: $23.3M MT ND: n/a ND Minnesota: $44.6M MN Illinois: $264M IL Wisconsin: $43.1M WI Michigan: $42.6M MI New York: $191M NY Massachusetts: $141M MA Oregon: $38.8M OR Nevada: $23.5M NV Wyoming: $2.7M WY South Dakota: $4.3M SD Iowa: $36.5M IA Indiana: $54.5M IN Ohio: $66.4M OH Pennsylvania: $478M PA New Jersey: $68.5M NJ Connecticut: $20.1M CT Rhode Island: $7.6M RI California: $524M CA Utah: $50.1M UT Colorado: $108M CO Nebraska: $3.4M NE Missouri: $39M MO Kentucky: $65.7M KY West Virginia: $48.8M WV Virginia: $1.6B VA Maryland: $226M MD Delaware: $2.8M DE Arizona: $98.4M AZ New Mexico: $31.2M NM Kansas: $56.9M KS Arkansas: $27M AR Tennessee: $158M TN North Carolina: $174M NC South Carolina: $102M SC District Of Columbia: $249M DC Oklahoma: $41.7M OK Louisiana: $39.7M LA Mississippi: $57.8M MS Alabama: $139M AL Georgia: $73.3M GA Hawaii: $12.2M HI Texas: $500M TX Florida: $310M FL Lower $12.2M $39.7M $65.7M $174M Higher
Source: USAspending.gov · GovHub Insights
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2027 to date
StateValue
Virginia$1.6B
California$524M
Texas$500M
Pennsylvania$478M
Florida$310M
Illinois$264M
District Of Columbia$249M
Maryland$226M
New York$191M
Washington$175M
North Carolina$174M
Tennessee$158M
Massachusetts$141M
Alabama$139M
Colorado$108M
South Carolina$102M
Arizona$98.4M
Georgia$73.3M
New Jersey$68.5M
Ohio$66.4M
Kentucky$65.7M
Mississippi$57.8M
Kansas$56.9M
Indiana$54.5M
Utah$50.1M
West Virginia$48.8M
Minnesota$44.6M
Wisconsin$43.1M
Michigan$42.6M
Oklahoma$41.7M
Louisiana$39.7M
Missouri$39M
Oregon$38.8M
Iowa$36.5M
New Mexico$31.2M
Arkansas$27M
Nevada$23.5M
Montana$23.3M
Connecticut$20.1M
Puerto Rico$19.2M
Hawaii$12.2M
Maine$12M
Vermont$11M
Rhode Island$7.6M
Alaska$6.9M
New Hampshire$6.8M
South Dakota$4.3M
Nebraska$3.4M
Delaware$2.8M
Wyoming$2.7M
Guam$1.4M
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2027 to date
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2027 to date 1 Virginia $1.6B 2 California $524M 3 Texas $500M 4 Pennsylvania $478M 5 Florida $310M 6 Illinois $264M 7 District Of Columbia $249M 8 Maryland $226M 9 New York $191M 10 Washington $175M
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2027 to date
ItemObligations
Virginia$1.6B
California$524M
Texas$500M
Pennsylvania$478M
Florida$310M
Illinois$264M
District Of Columbia$249M
Maryland$226M
New York$191M
Washington$175M

Virginia led all states with $1.6B in federal contract obligations.

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Federal contract spending by state, FY2027 to date
RankStateObligations
1 Virginia $1.6B
2 California $524M
3 Texas $500M
4 Pennsylvania $478M
5 Florida $310M
6 Illinois $264M
7 District Of Columbia $249M
8 Maryland $226M
9 New York $191M
10 Washington $175M
11 North Carolina $174M
12 Tennessee $158M
13 Massachusetts $141M
14 Alabama $139M
15 Colorado $108M
16 South Carolina $102M
17 Arizona $98.4M
18 Georgia $73.3M
19 New Jersey $68.5M
20 Ohio $66.4M
21 Kentucky $65.7M
22 Mississippi $57.8M
23 Kansas $56.9M
24 Indiana $54.5M
25 Utah $50.1M
26 West Virginia $48.8M
27 Minnesota $44.6M
28 Wisconsin $43.1M
29 Michigan $42.6M
30 Oklahoma $41.7M
31 Louisiana $39.7M
32 Missouri $39M
33 Oregon $38.8M
34 Iowa $36.5M
35 New Mexico $31.2M
36 Arkansas $27M
37 Nevada $23.5M
38 Montana $23.3M
39 Connecticut $20.1M
40 Puerto Rico $19.2M
41 Hawaii $12.2M
42 Maine $12M
43 Vermont $11M
44 Rhode Island $7.6M
45 Alaska $6.9M
46 New Hampshire $6.8M
47 South Dakota $4.3M
48 Nebraska $3.4M
49 Delaware $2.8M
50 Wyoming $2.7M
51 Guam $1.4M

Which states lead federal contract obligations in FY2027 to date?

Virginia obligated $1.6B. California obligated $524M, Texas obligated $500M, and Pennsylvania obligated $478M. Florida obligated $310M, and the remainder of the top ten includes Illinois $264M, District Of Columbia $249M, Maryland $226M, New York $191M, and Washington $175M.

What does the $6.6B total represent?

The total obligations across all states equal $6.6B for FY2027 to date. The figure represents contract obligations recorded in the current fiscal year to date, not final yearly totals or cash disbursements. Analysts should treat the total as a partial-year snapshot.

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Frequently asked questions

Which state gets the most federal contract money?

Virginia receives the most federal contract obligations, at $1.6B. California is second with $524M, followed by Texas with $500M.