Obligations by fiscal year, agency and award category for Vermont

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Obligations by fiscal year and agency across all loaded years: Social Security Administration: $3.40B (2023) to $87.67K (2024); Department of Health and Human Services: $1.89B (2023) to $102.66M (2024); Department of Defense: $226.75M (2023) to $47.62M (2024) and 32 more.

Fiscal yearObligationsAgencyCategory
2023$3.40BSocial Security Administrationassistance
2023$1.89BDepartment of Health and Human Servicesassistance
2023$488.74MDepartment of Agricultureassistance
2023$386.51MDepartment of Transportationassistance
2023$296.30MDepartment of Veterans Affairsassistance
2023$243.76MDepartment of Educationassistance
2023$226.75MDepartment of Defensecontract
2023$222.76MDepartment of Housing and Urban Developmentassistance
2023$184.38MDepartment of Homeland Securityassistance
2023$157.36MEnvironmental Protection Agencyassistance
2023$59.52MDepartment of Homeland Securitycontract
2023$44.20MFederal Communications Commissionassistance
2023$43.91MDepartment of Commerceassistance
2023$42.02MDepartment of Laborassistance
2023$42.00MDepartment of Veterans Affairscontract
2023$41.79MDepartment of Energyassistance
2023$39.94MDepartment of Defenseassistance
2023$35.46MDepartment of Justiceassistance
2023$33.87MGeneral Services Administrationcontract
2023$25.78MDepartment of Health and Human Servicescontract
2023$20.33MDepartment of the Interiorassistance
2023$14.57MRailroad Retirement Boardassistance
2023$13.73MNational Science Foundationassistance
2023$10.05MDepartment of Laborcontract
2023$9.95MAgency for International Developmentcontract

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  • Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
  • FY2026 is not complete: data as of 2026-09-30.
  • No year given: covers FY2023–FY2026.
  • Recent defense contracts are undercounted: DoD publishes contract actions with about a 90-day delay, so amounts after 2026-07-02 are incomplete or missing.
  • 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).

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Obligations by fiscal year, agency and award category for Vermont · SpendQuery