Flagship ranking · FY2026 to date

Federal contract spending by state, FY2026 to date

Data through 2026-08-24

Federal contract obligations total $572B for FY2026 to date. The ranking lists contract obligations by state and reflects partial fiscal-year totals because FY2026 is still in progress. Virginia leads state obligations with $92.1B, followed by Texas with $82.9B and California with $47.1B. Maryland, Arizona, and the District Of Columbia report sizable obligations at $26.9B, $25.5B, and $23.8B respectively. Florida, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Massachusetts round out the top ten with $23.4B, $21.1B, $18.4B, and $14.6B respectively. Procurement teams and contractors tracking where federal buy dollars are concentrated should use these obligation totals as a snapshot of FY2026 to date, not as final fiscal-year figures. The totals shown are obligations, not payments or award counts, and they sum to part of the federal contracting activity recorded so far in the fiscal year. Stakeholders should treat the list as a current ranking by state rather than a year-end distribution of contract funds.

Federal contract obligations by state, FY2026 to date
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2026 to date Alaska: $3.3B AK Maine: $2.8B ME VT: n/a VT New Hampshire: $1.5B NH Washington: $13.7B WA Idaho: $3.5B ID Montana: $1B MT North Dakota: $665M ND Minnesota: $1.6B MN Illinois: $9.5B IL Wisconsin: $3B WI Michigan: $5.5B MI New York: $8.2B NY Massachusetts: $14.6B MA Oregon: $1.9B OR Nevada: $3B NV Wyoming: $537M WY South Dakota: $566M SD Iowa: $1.5B IA Indiana: $3.5B IN Ohio: $6.2B OH Pennsylvania: $21.1B PA New Jersey: $7B NJ Connecticut: $18.4B CT Rhode Island: $658M RI California: $47.1B CA Utah: $5.5B UT Colorado: $10.5B CO Nebraska: $1B NE Missouri: $10.2B MO Kentucky: $8.2B KY West Virginia: $1.2B WV Virginia: $92.1B VA Maryland: $26.9B MD DE: n/a DE Arizona: $25.5B AZ New Mexico: $13.8B NM Kansas: $2.7B KS Arkansas: $771M AR Tennessee: $10.7B TN North Carolina: $3.9B NC South Carolina: $8.4B SC District Of Columbia: $23.8B DC Oklahoma: $4B OK Louisiana: $5.1B LA Mississippi: $5.5B MS Alabama: $12.4B AL Georgia: $7.5B GA Hawaii: $2.7B HI Texas: $82.9B TX Florida: $23.4B FL Lower $1.5B $3.5B $7.5B $13.8B Higher
Source: USAspending.gov · GovHub Insights
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2026 to date
StateValue
Virginia$92.1B
Texas$82.9B
California$47.1B
Maryland$26.9B
Arizona$25.5B
District Of Columbia$23.8B
Florida$23.4B
Pennsylvania$21.1B
Connecticut$18.4B
Massachusetts$14.6B
New Mexico$13.8B
Washington$13.7B
Alabama$12.4B
Tennessee$10.7B
Colorado$10.5B
Missouri$10.2B
Illinois$9.5B
South Carolina$8.4B
New York$8.2B
Kentucky$8.2B
Georgia$7.5B
New Jersey$7B
Ohio$6.2B
Mississippi$5.5B
Michigan$5.5B
Utah$5.5B
Louisiana$5.1B
Oklahoma$4B
North Carolina$3.9B
Indiana$3.5B
Idaho$3.5B
Alaska$3.3B
Wisconsin$3B
Nevada$3B
Maine$2.8B
Kansas$2.7B
Hawaii$2.7B
Puerto Rico$1.9B
Oregon$1.9B
Minnesota$1.6B
New Hampshire$1.5B
Iowa$1.5B
West Virginia$1.2B
Nebraska$1B
Montana$1B
Guam$835M
Arkansas$771M
North Dakota$665M
Rhode Island$658M
South Dakota$566M
Wyoming$537M
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2026 to date
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2026 to date 1 Virginia $92.1B 2 Texas $82.9B 3 California $47.1B 4 Maryland $26.9B 5 Arizona $25.5B 6 District Of Columbia $23.8B 7 Florida $23.4B 8 Pennsylvania $21.1B 9 Connecticut $18.4B 10 Massachusetts $14.6B
Federal contract obligations by state, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Virginia$92.1B
Texas$82.9B
California$47.1B
Maryland$26.9B
Arizona$25.5B
District Of Columbia$23.8B
Florida$23.4B
Pennsylvania$21.1B
Connecticut$18.4B
Massachusetts$14.6B

Virginia led all states with $92.1B in federal contract obligations.

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Federal contract spending by state, FY2026 to date
RankStateObligations
1 Virginia $92.1B
2 Texas $82.9B
3 California $47.1B
4 Maryland $26.9B
5 Arizona $25.5B
6 District Of Columbia $23.8B
7 Florida $23.4B
8 Pennsylvania $21.1B
9 Connecticut $18.4B
10 Massachusetts $14.6B
11 New Mexico $13.8B
12 Washington $13.7B
13 Alabama $12.4B
14 Tennessee $10.7B
15 Colorado $10.5B
16 Missouri $10.2B
17 Illinois $9.5B
18 South Carolina $8.4B
19 New York $8.2B
20 Kentucky $8.2B
21 Georgia $7.5B
22 New Jersey $7B
23 Ohio $6.2B
24 Mississippi $5.5B
25 Michigan $5.5B
26 Utah $5.5B
27 Louisiana $5.1B
28 Oklahoma $4B
29 North Carolina $3.9B
30 Indiana $3.5B
31 Idaho $3.5B
32 Alaska $3.3B
33 Wisconsin $3B
34 Nevada $3B
35 Maine $2.8B
36 Kansas $2.7B
37 Hawaii $2.7B
38 Puerto Rico $1.9B
39 Oregon $1.9B
40 Minnesota $1.6B
41 New Hampshire $1.5B
42 Iowa $1.5B
43 West Virginia $1.2B
44 Nebraska $1B
45 Montana $1B
46 Guam $835M
47 Arkansas $771M
48 North Dakota $665M
49 Rhode Island $658M
50 South Dakota $566M
51 Wyoming $537M

Which state tops the FY2026 to date federal contract obligations?

Virginia has the largest federal contract obligations at $92.1B. Texas follows Virginia with $82.9B, and California ranks third with $47.1B. These totals are contract obligations reported for FY2026 to date.

How do the rest of the top ten states compare in obligations?

Maryland, Arizona, and the District Of Columbia report obligations of $26.9B, $25.5B, and $23.8B respectively. Florida has $23.4B, Pennsylvania has $21.1B, Connecticut has $18.4B, and Massachusetts has $14.6B. These figures are partial fiscal-year obligation totals for FY2026 to date.

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Frequently asked questions

Which state gets the most federal contract money?

Virginia gets the most federal contract money. Virginia obligated $92.1B of the $572B in total federal contract obligations for FY2026 to date.