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County of Jefferson↗

Name: County of Jefferson: federal spending, FY2025–FY2026
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County of Jefferson (UEI JZCAUYNA7285) received $375.0K in federal obligations in FY2026 so far (Defense contracts arrive about 90 days late) in grants and other assistance, the most from Department of Health and Human Services ($375.0K). Its largest award, H79SP085237, was $250.0K from Department of Health and Human Services.

Key facts · data as of Oct 23, 2026

Federal obligations, FY2026 so far: $375.0K
Largest customer: Department of Health and Human Services ($375.0K)

Source: USAspending.gov prime awards (obligations: money committed, not outlays), data as of Oct 23, 2026.

Cite this page: SpendQuery, County of Jefferson federal contracts and awards, data as of Oct 23, 2026, https://spendquery.com/company?key=JZCAUYNA7285

UEI JZCAUYNA7285 · CAGE 3N0D1 · registered in WI

Why these numbers?

Sources: USAspending.gov awards and subawards, SAM.gov registrations, state checkbooks; data as of 2026-10-23.
A company's totals add up every registration rolled up under it (subsidiaries and locations); corrected parents and ownership changes are listed under its registrations.
Subcontracts are what prime contractors report; they are not added to the company's prime awards.
Amounts are obligations (money committed) by federal fiscal year (October to September), not outlays (money paid).

How we check the numbers · All sources

Active in SAM.gov to 2027-01-26 No exclusions

Year:

FY2026 obligations

$375.0K

▲ 200% vs FY2025

all awards, every registration rolled up

Largest customer

$375.0KDepartment of Health and Human Services

100% of its FY2026 money

Its whole relationship with the federal government

Paid by the government

$375.0KPrime awards, FY2026all grants, loans and payments 1Agencies awarding to itFY2026, contracts and grants

Through other companies

$37.41MAs a subcontractor (reported)by 44 primes, FY2026

Brief

In FY2026, County of Jefferson received $375.00K in federal awards, up 200% from FY2025. 100% of it came from the Department of Health and Human Services. The most money goes to work done in Wisconsin.

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Federal money by year

Federal · obligations

all years

Obligations by fiscal year across all loaded years: from $141.31K (2023) to $375.00K (2026).

Obligations by fiscal year

Fiscal year	Obligations
2023	$141.3K
2024	$125.0K
2025	$125.0K
2026	$375.0K

Why this number?

Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
No year given: covers FY2023–FY2026.
Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
Matched: JZCAUYNA7285 → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON

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Who pays it, FY2026

Federal · obligations

FY2026

$375.0Kall federal money · largest: Department of Health and Human Services $375.0K (100%)

Top 1 by obligations in FY2026. Leading: Department of Health and Human Services ($375.00K).

Agency	Obligations
Department of Health and Human Services ↗	$375.0K

Why this number?

Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
Matched: JZCAUYNA7285 → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON

Source USAspending.gov prime awards · about the data

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What kind of money, FY2026

Federal · obligations

FY2026

$375.0Kall federal money · largest: grants $375.0K (100%)

Top 1 by obligations in FY2026. Leading: grants ($375.00K).

Award type	Obligations
grants	$375.0K

Why this number?

Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
Loan amounts are the government's estimated subsidy cost (what the loan is expected to cost it), not the amount lent; ask for loan face value for the amount lent.
Award types follow USAspending: grants include cooperative agreements; direct payments include benefits such as Social Security and Medicare; other = insurance and other assistance.
Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
Matched: JZCAUYNA7285 → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON

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Where the work is, FY2026

Federal · obligations

FY2026

Top 1 by obligations in FY2026. Leading: Wisconsin ($375.00K).

State	Obligations
Wisconsin	$375.0K

Why this number?

Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
Location is where the work is performed, not where the recipient is based.
Medicare payments are published as aggregate records placed where Medicare's claims contractors are (mostly Minnesota, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, North Dakota, Connecticut, Florida and South Carolina), not where patients live, so those states show far more HHS money than their population suggests (ask for Medicare payments by patients' home state for where beneficiaries live).
'(outside the US)' is work performed abroad; '(not reported)' has no location in the source.
Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
Matched: JZCAUYNA7285 → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON

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Largest awards, FY2026

Federal · obligations

FY2026

Found 2 award(s) in FY2026. The largest is H79SP085237 (COUNTY OF JEFFERSON, Department of Health and Human Services) with $250.00K.

Award id	Agency	Recipient	Award type	First action	Last action	Actions	Description	Obligations
H79SP085237 ↗	Department of Health and Human Services	COUNTY OF JEFFERSON	PROJECT GRANT (B)	2026-08-24	2026-08-24	1	JEFFERSON COUNTY PFS PROJECT - THE JEFFERSON COUNTY PFS PROJECT INCLUDES SERVING JEFFERSON COUNTY AS A WHOLE, WITH A FOCUS ON THE TARGET AGE RANGE OF 18 YEARS AND OLDER AND A SECONDARY TARGET OF YOUTH IN GRADES 6TH-12TH. JEFFERSON COUNTY WILL INCREASE ITS CAPACITY, ADDRESS DATA GAPS, AND IMPLEMENT EVIDENCE-BASED AND INFORMED STRATEGIES TO REDUCE ADULT AND YOUTH CANNABIS USE AND ADULT OPIOID MISUSE. THE PROJECT GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES INCLUDE REDUCING OVERLAP OF SERVICES BY INCREASING COMMUNITY PARTNER CAPACITY, COMPLETE RETAIL SCANS AND COMPLIANCE CHECKS FOR RETAILERS SELLING CANNABIS PRODUCTS, IMPLEMENTING A CITY ORDINANCE REGARDING AN AGE RESTRICTION FOR SALES OF CANNABIS PRODUCTS, AND CONDUCTING A COUNTY WIDE STIGMA REDUCTION CAMPAIGN. THROUGH A COMBINATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, AND POLICY ADVOCACY, THIS PROJECT AIMS TO ENHANCE AWARENESS, PROMOTE HEALTHY LIFESTYLES, AND BUILD RESILIENCE AGAINST SUBSTANCE MISUSE. JEFFERSON COUNTY WILL STRIVE TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE AND SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY BY INCREASING ITS RESIDENTS’ OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK PROCESS.	$250.0K
NH28CE002771 ↗	Department of Health and Human Services	COUNTY OF JEFFERSON	GRANT	2026-02-13	2026-08-17	2	CE20-200406CONT24 - COMPETING CONTINUATION (YEAR 7) DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES (DFC) SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY DRUG FREE COALITION. - JEFFERSON COUNTY DRUG FREE COALITION DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES THE JEFFERSON COUNTY DRUG FREE COALITION (JCDFC) WAS AWARDED THE DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES (DFC) SUPPORT PROGRAM GRANT BACK IN FY 2019 IN THE AMOUNT OF $625,000 BY THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY (ONDCP), IN COOPERATION WITH THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC). THIS APPLICATION PACKAGE IS FOR THE CONTINUATION OF YEARS 6-10 FUNDS FOR THE COALITION TO CONTINUE ITS WORK OF SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION EFFORTS. THE COALITION SERVES JEFFERSON COUNTY, WISCONSIN, A COMMUNITY OF 85,743. THE GOALS OF THE COALITION ARE TO ESTABLISH AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY COLLABORATION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL EFFORTS TO PREVENT YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE. THE COALITION WILL ACHIEVE ITS GOALS BY IMPLEMENTING COMPREHENSIVE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES TO PREVENT YOUTH SUBSTANCE ABUSE. JEFFERSON COUNTY’S DRUG FREE COALITION WILL FOCUS ON THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES THAT ALIGN WITH THE SEVEN STRATEGIES FOR COMMUNITY LEVEL CHANGE: • PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE COALITION AND DATA THROUGH COMMUNITY FORUMS • ENHANCE SKILLS OF COALITION MEMBERS, YOUTH, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND BUSINESSES TO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO COMPLIANCE CHECKS • PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR PEER TO PEER SOCIAL NORMS CAMPAIGNS • ENHANCE ACCESS OF SUBSTANCE USE INFORMATION FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS • CHANGE CONSEQUENCES FOR BUSINESSES COMPLETING ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO COMPLIANCE CHECKS • CHANGE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT TO DECREASE YOUTH ACCESS AND PREVENT SALE OF ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS • CHANGE OR ADOPT SCHOOL POLICIES THAT ALIGN WITH BEST PRACTICES TO REDUCE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE THE COALITION WILL INVOLVE YOUTH, PARENTS, BUSINESSES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, SCHOOLS, AND OTHER COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO IMPLEMENT THE ACTIVITIES AS OUTLINED IN THE 12-MONTH ACTION PLAN AND FOR ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES PLANNED THEREAFTER. THE COALITION WILL COLLECT DATA TO MEASURE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ITS ACTION PLAN BY MATCHING INDICATORS TO THE ESTABLISHED LOGIC MODEL.	$125.0K

Why this number?

Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
Matched: JZCAUYNA7285 → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
Amounts are the award's obligations within the selected years, not its lifetime value.

Source USAspending.gov prime awards · about the data

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Primes reporting it as a subcontractor, FY2026

Federal · subawards

FY2026

$9.67MCOLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY · #1 of 8 by subawards

Top 8 by subaward amount in FY2026. Leading: COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY ($9.67M); STATE OF NEW YORK ($9.41M); COLORADO STATE AGENCIES ($5.98M).

Subaward amount by company, FY2026 · click a bar to drill in

Company	Subawards
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY	$9.67M
STATE OF NEW YORK ↗	$9.41M
COLORADO STATE AGENCIES ↗	$5.98M
STATE OF MISSOURI ↗	$2.95M
STATE OF WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ↗	$2.05M
OREGON, STATE OF ↗	$1.92M
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS ↗	$1.50M
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAID ↗	$1.19M

Why this number?

Subawards: subcontracts and subgrants prime recipients reported (SAM.gov / FSRS via USAspending), by the subaward's action date. They're part of the primes' obligations, never extra money; reporting is required only above $30,000 and is often late or incomplete. Company = the prime; subrecipient = who got the subaward (its parent company when reported). State is where the work is done when reported, else where the subrecipient is based. FY2025 is loaded.
Matched: COUNTY OF JEFFERSON → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON (4 names)

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SAM.gov registration

UEI JZCAUYNA7285 · CAGE code 3N0D1
All awards (contracts and assistance) · JEFFERSON, WI
Registered since 2003-12-19; expires 2027-01-26
In business since 1836-01-01
Primary NAICS 921130 · registered for 18 industries

Red flags

No SAM.gov exclusion (debarment or suspension) and no single-audit findings on file for any of its registrations.

SAM.gov exclusions and the Federal Audit Clearinghouse (audits partly loaded).

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Company profile · federal money

County of Jefferson

Key facts · data as of Oct 23, 2026

Federal obligations, FY2026 so far: $375.0K
Largest customer: Department of Health and Human Services ($375.0K)

Source: USAspending.gov prime awards (obligations: money committed, not outlays), data as of Oct 23, 2026.

Cite this page: SpendQuery, County of Jefferson federal contracts and awards, data as of Oct 23, 2026, https://spendquery.com/company?key=JZCAUYNA7285

Largest customers: Department of Health and Human Services $375.0K

By fiscal year: FY2023 $141.3K · FY2024 $125.0K · FY2025 $125.0K · FY2026 $375.0K

Where the work is done: Wisconsin $375.0K

Largest awards in FY2026:

H79SP085237 $250.0K from Department of Health and Human Services: Jefferson County PFS Project - the Jefferson County PFS Project Includes Serving Jefferson County As a Whole, With a Focus on the Target Age
NH28CE002771 $125.0K from Department of Health and Human Services: Ce20-200406Cont24 - Competing Continuation (Year 7) Drug Free Communities (DFC) Support Program for Jefferson County Drug Free Coalition. -

Data through 2026-10-23; source: USAspending.gov.

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Largest awards, FY2026

Federal · obligations

FY2026

Found 2 award(s) in FY2026. The largest is H79SP085237 (COUNTY OF JEFFERSON, Department of Health and Human Services) with $250.00K.

Award id	Agency	Recipient	Award type	First action	Last action	Actions	Description	Obligations
H79SP085237 ↗	Department of Health and Human Services	COUNTY OF JEFFERSON	PROJECT GRANT (B)	2026-08-24	2026-08-24	1	JEFFERSON COUNTY PFS PROJECT - THE JEFFERSON COUNTY PFS PROJECT INCLUDES SERVING JEFFERSON COUNTY AS A WHOLE, WITH A FOCUS ON THE TARGET AGE RANGE OF 18 YEARS AND OLDER AND A SECONDARY TARGET OF YOUTH IN GRADES 6TH-12TH. JEFFERSON COUNTY WILL INCREASE ITS CAPACITY, ADDRESS DATA GAPS, AND IMPLEMENT EVIDENCE-BASED AND INFORMED STRATEGIES TO REDUCE ADULT AND YOUTH CANNABIS USE AND ADULT OPIOID MISUSE. THE PROJECT GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES INCLUDE REDUCING OVERLAP OF SERVICES BY INCREASING COMMUNITY PARTNER CAPACITY, COMPLETE RETAIL SCANS AND COMPLIANCE CHECKS FOR RETAILERS SELLING CANNABIS PRODUCTS, IMPLEMENTING A CITY ORDINANCE REGARDING AN AGE RESTRICTION FOR SALES OF CANNABIS PRODUCTS, AND CONDUCTING A COUNTY WIDE STIGMA REDUCTION CAMPAIGN. THROUGH A COMBINATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, AND POLICY ADVOCACY, THIS PROJECT AIMS TO ENHANCE AWARENESS, PROMOTE HEALTHY LIFESTYLES, AND BUILD RESILIENCE AGAINST SUBSTANCE MISUSE. JEFFERSON COUNTY WILL STRIVE TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE AND SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY BY INCREASING ITS RESIDENTS’ OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH THE STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK PROCESS.	$250.0K
NH28CE002771 ↗	Department of Health and Human Services	COUNTY OF JEFFERSON	GRANT	2026-02-13	2026-08-17	2	CE20-200406CONT24 - COMPETING CONTINUATION (YEAR 7) DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES (DFC) SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY DRUG FREE COALITION. - JEFFERSON COUNTY DRUG FREE COALITION DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES THE JEFFERSON COUNTY DRUG FREE COALITION (JCDFC) WAS AWARDED THE DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES (DFC) SUPPORT PROGRAM GRANT BACK IN FY 2019 IN THE AMOUNT OF $625,000 BY THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY (ONDCP), IN COOPERATION WITH THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC). THIS APPLICATION PACKAGE IS FOR THE CONTINUATION OF YEARS 6-10 FUNDS FOR THE COALITION TO CONTINUE ITS WORK OF SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION EFFORTS. THE COALITION SERVES JEFFERSON COUNTY, WISCONSIN, A COMMUNITY OF 85,743. THE GOALS OF THE COALITION ARE TO ESTABLISH AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY COLLABORATION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL EFFORTS TO PREVENT YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE. THE COALITION WILL ACHIEVE ITS GOALS BY IMPLEMENTING COMPREHENSIVE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES TO PREVENT YOUTH SUBSTANCE ABUSE. JEFFERSON COUNTY’S DRUG FREE COALITION WILL FOCUS ON THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES THAT ALIGN WITH THE SEVEN STRATEGIES FOR COMMUNITY LEVEL CHANGE: • PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE COALITION AND DATA THROUGH COMMUNITY FORUMS • ENHANCE SKILLS OF COALITION MEMBERS, YOUTH, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND BUSINESSES TO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO COMPLIANCE CHECKS • PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR PEER TO PEER SOCIAL NORMS CAMPAIGNS • ENHANCE ACCESS OF SUBSTANCE USE INFORMATION FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS • CHANGE CONSEQUENCES FOR BUSINESSES COMPLETING ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO COMPLIANCE CHECKS • CHANGE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT TO DECREASE YOUTH ACCESS AND PREVENT SALE OF ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS • CHANGE OR ADOPT SCHOOL POLICIES THAT ALIGN WITH BEST PRACTICES TO REDUCE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE THE COALITION WILL INVOLVE YOUTH, PARENTS, BUSINESSES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, SCHOOLS, AND OTHER COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO IMPLEMENT THE ACTIVITIES AS OUTLINED IN THE 12-MONTH ACTION PLAN AND FOR ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES PLANNED THEREAFTER. THE COALITION WILL COLLECT DATA TO MEASURE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ITS ACTION PLAN BY MATCHING INDICATORS TO THE ESTABLISHED LOGIC MODEL.	$125.0K

Why this number?

Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
Matched: JZCAUYNA7285 → COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
Amounts are the award's obligations within the selected years, not its lifetime value.

Source USAspending.gov prime awards · about the data