How much was awarded to recipients while they were excluded, by agency, in FY2025?
Top 20 by obligations in FY2025. Leading: Department of Energy ($2.43M); Peace Corps ($4.60K); Federal Communications Commission (-$1.66K). 2 more net to $0 in the period and aren't shown. These are all the federal dollars these recipients received, not money the exclusions are about.
| Agency | Obligations |
|---|---|
| Department of Energy | $2.43M |
| Peace Corps | $4.6K |
| Federal Communications Commission | -$1.7K |
| Department of Commerce | -$7.5K |
| Department of Labor | -$15.4K |
| General Services Administration | -$17.5K |
| Department of Education | -$23.3K |
| Department of Agriculture | -$28.9K |
| Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency | -$44.6K |
| Department of the Interior | -$46.4K |
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration | -$51.9K |
| Department of Justice | -$69.7K |
| National Science Foundation | -$117.9K |
| Department of the Treasury | -$199.1K |
| Department of State | -$216.9K |
| Social Security Administration | -$577.8K |
| Department of Homeland Security | -$662.3K |
| Department of Veterans Affairs | -$734.7K |
| Department of Health and Human Services | -$2.69M |
| Department of Defense | -$5.13M |
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How to read this
- Amounts are obligations (money committed), not outlays (money paid).
- Exclusions: SAM.gov's list of parties debarred, suspended or otherwise barred (including sanctions designations), matched by UEI. 'Excluded' means excluded today, not necessarily when the award was made; an exclusion doesn't cancel existing awards, and agencies can grant waivers.