of contracts were signed in September 2026, the fiscal year's last month: 0.9× a typical month, as agencies use money before it expires.
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in contracts and grants per resident in District of Columbia in FY2026, the most of any state.
in federal money for work in Massachusetts in FY2026; the state's own budget paid $100.76B (its FY2026, Jul – Jun). They overlap, so never add them.
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About SpendQuery
Is there a free tool to ask questions about government spending in plain English?
Yes. SpendQuery is free and needs no sign-up: type a question about federal contracts, grants, open contract opportunities, or state and city spending, and get the answer with a table or chart and the source of every number: the public dataset it comes from and the exact query that ran, so you can check it. The data comes from USAspending.gov, SAM.gov and state and city open-data portals, updated daily.
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Who won IT support contracts in my state?
Open your state's federal contracts page for its top contractors, buying agencies and open bids, or the IT services page, which ranks the states where IT work is performed. Or type the question above, for example “Top IT services contractors in Virginia in FY2025”, and SpendQuery ranks the companies by contract dollars, with their awards behind each number.
IT winners by state, FY2025 → · Federal contracts by state → · Example: Virginia → · IT services government contracts →
Where can a small business find set-aside contracts?
Each set-aside program has its own page: the open set-aside notices, the agencies that buy from those businesses, the companies that win and the contracts coming up for re-bid, with how to qualify.
Women-owned (WOSB, EDWOSB) → · 8(a) → · HUBZone → · Veteran-owned (SDVOSB, VOSB) → · Minority-owned →