Top recipients whose audits raised going-concern doubts, FY2025
Top 10 by obligations in FY2025. Leading: PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ($3.72B); STATE OF NEW MEXICO PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ($548.04M); SRI INTERNATIONAL ($181.15M). These are all the federal dollars these recipients received, not money the audit findings are about. A finding (such as a material weakness in one program's controls) is common in large governments' and universities' single audits: a reason to look, not proof of waste.
| Recipient | Obligations |
|---|---|
| Puerto Rico Department of Health | $3.72B |
| State of New Mexico Public Education Department | $548.04M |
| Sri International | $181.15M |
| Middle East Broadcasting Networks, Inc. | $95.00M |
| Cayuga Home for Children | $92.53M |
| Bryant & Stratton College, Inc. | $87.58M |
| Nez Perce Tribe | $86.90M |
| City of Pensacola | $59.66M |
| Riverside Research Institute | $58.94M |
| Office of the Governor | $56.03M |
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How to read this
- Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
- Audit findings: the recipient's single audit (Federal Audit Clearinghouse, audit years 2022 on) reported a material weakness in internal control, material noncompliance or substantial doubt about staying in business (going concern). Findings can be in any audited year and program, not in these awards.