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Federal Spending in Texas
Federal agencies obligated $289B in Texas in fiscal year 2026, or $9,900 per person, 26th highest among states.
- Total, FY 2026
- $289B
- -7.4% from FY 2025
- Per person
- $9,900
- 29,145,505 residents
- Contracts
- $102B
- Grants
- $31.3B
How the money is awarded
Fiscal year 2026, share of Texas federal obligations
- Contracts$102B35.3%
- Grants$31.3B10.8%
- Direct payments$155B53.7%
- Loans (subsidy cost)-$316M0.0%
- Insurance and other$776M0.3%
Federal spending by county in Texas
Fiscal year 2026, by place of performance, largest first. A negative total means cancellations and reductions of earlier awards were larger than new awards (official net figure).
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| # | County | Total | Per person | Contracts | Grants | Direct payments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dallas County | $43.74B | $16,736 | $31.72B | $820M | $11.28B |
| 2 | Harris County | $25.97B | $5,489 | $5B | $2.4B | $18.57B |
| 3 | Tarrant County | $25.93B | $12,287 | $16.11B | $310M | $9.49B |
| 4 | Bexar County | $20.97B | $10,436 | $8.4B | $1.06B | $11.5B |
| 5 | Travis County | $20.75B | $16,082 | $1.2B | $14.56B | $4.85B |
| 6 | El Paso County | $10.3B | $11,900 | $5.67B | $185M | $4.43B |
| 7 | Brewster County | $6.58B | $689,662 | $6.52B | $2.63M | $62.57M |
| 8 | Collin County | $6.26B | $5,882 | $1.33B | $40.35M | $4.92B |
| 9 | Bell County | $5.91B | $15,940 | $1.89B | $144M | $3.86B |
| 10 | Galveston County | $5.87B | $16,728 | $3.68B | $123M | $2.06B |
| 11 | Fort Bend County | $4.88B | $5,927 | $32.15M | $103M | $4.74B |
| 12 | Williamson County | $4.75B | $7,808 | $1.54B | $99.84M | $3.23B |
| 13 | Hidalgo County | $4.59B | $5,268 | $1.24B | $309M | $3.03B |
| 14 | Denton County | $4.54B | $5,009 | $104M | $281M | $4.15B |
| 15 | Montgomery County | $3.79B | $6,115 | $22.61M | $63.18M | $3.69B |
| 16 | Potter County | $3.74B | $31,566 | $3.04B | $67.88M | $589M |
| 17 | Webb County | $3.31B | $12,373 | $2.02B | $367M | $913M |
| 18 | Cameron County | $2.86B | $6,785 | $1.02B | $78.87M | $1.75B |
| 19 | Starr County | $2.71B | $41,170 | $2.52B | $9.4M | $182M |
| 20 | Nueces County | $2.28B | $6,449 | $196M | $81.89M | $2B |
| 21 | Brazoria County | $2.12B | $5,702 | $80.87M | $28.9M | $2B |
| 22 | McLennan County | $2.07B | $7,943 | $445M | $88.6M | $1.53B |
| 23 | Hunt County | $1.93B | $19,316 | $1.28B | $30.69M | $623M |
| 24 | Lubbock County | $1.92B | $6,180 | $22.28M | $273M | $1.59B |
| 25 | Brazos County | $1.82B | $7,784 | $527M | $327M | $958M |
| 26 | Comal County | $1.76B | $10,917 | $33.87M | $25.24M | $1.7B |
| 27 | Val Verde County | $1.57B | $33,034 | $1.35B | $1.99M | $217M |
| 28 | Smith County | $1.56B | $6,687 | $7.51M | $80.63M | $1.47B |
| 29 | Hays County | $1.51B | $6,275 | $76.26M | $55.65M | $1.38B |
| 30 | Guadalupe County | $1.5B | $8,708 | $11.1M | $60.31M | $1.42B |
| 31 | Jefferson County | $1.49B | $5,817 | $123M | $45.1M | $1.32B |
| 32 | La Salle County | $1.49B | $223,432 | $1.46B | $6.23M | $23.85M |
| 33 | Ellis County | $1.24B | $6,454 | $931K | $51.44M | $1.19B |
| 34 | Johnson County | $1.14B | $6,361 | $16.71M | $31.18M | $1.09B |
| 35 | Hudspeth County | $1.14B | $354,515 | $1.13B | $13.9M | $21.87M |
| 36 | Parker County | $1.13B | $7,601 | $36.03M | $34.17M | $1.05B |
| 37 | Taylor County | $1.12B | $7,850 | $110M | $165M | $847M |
| 38 | Wichita County | $1.06B | $8,174 | $209M | $38.76M | $808M |
| 39 | Grayson County | $955M | $7,046 | $4.33M | $19.26M | $929M |
| 40 | Randall County | $919M | $6,530 | $86.93M | $64.37M | $767M |
| 41 | Kaufman County | $863M | $5,938 | $457K | $16.14M | $843M |
| 42 | Gregg County | $851M | $6,850 | $1.17M | $90.78M | $757M |
| 43 | Bowie County | $844M | $9,086 | $192M | $63.62M | $587M |
| 44 | Coryell County | $811M | $9,760 | $227M | $22.1M | $560M |
| 45 | Tom Green County | $793M | $6,610 | $40.77M | $26.72M | $717M |
| 46 | Rockwall County | $746M | $6,920 | $27.57M | $31.89M | $685M |
| 47 | Victoria County | $711M | $7,789 | $2.67M | $41.46M | $665M |
| 48 | Midland County | $654M | $3,845 | $9M | $41.92M | $602M |
| 49 | Ector County | $640M | $3,874 | $78.83K | $63.8M | $575M |
| 50 | Henderson County | $618M | $7,527 | $0 | $2.3M | $614M |
| 51 | Hood County | $593M | $9,622 | $1.64M | $4.5M | $585M |
| 52 | Kendall County | $560M | $12,651 | $68.29M | $614K | $489M |
| 53 | Bastrop County | $557M | $5,729 | $9.31M | $13.77M | $531M |
| 54 | Angelina County | $548M | $6,338 | $13.26M | $9.51M | $524M |
| 55 | Polk County | $535M | $10,664 | $224K | $8.49M | $523M |
| 56 | Liberty County | $533M | $5,812 | $503K | $57.75M | $473M |
| 57 | Orange County | $518M | $6,102 | $2.73M | $8.1M | $504M |
| 58 | Kerr County | $481M | $9,145 | $267K | $4.35M | $463M |
| 59 | Nacogdoches County | $454M | $7,019 | $138K | $83.37M | $368M |
| 60 | Wise County | $451M | $6,564 | $2.85M | $4.04M | $442M |
| 61 | Wood County | $446M | $9,956 | $1.25M | $4.75M | $440M |
| 62 | Burnet County | $441M | $8,972 | $3.59M | $25.36M | $410M |
| 63 | Walker County | $441M | $5,766 | $11.48M | $37.91M | $390M |
| 64 | San Patricio County | $436M | $6,338 | $219K | $3.17M | $431M |
| 65 | Wilson County | $418M | $8,399 | $41.98K | $24.36M | $391M |
| 66 | Harrison County | $415M | $6,023 | $4.76M | $7.82M | $400M |
| 67 | Waller County | $412M | $7,249 | $60.02M | $56.95M | $289M |
| 68 | Van Zandt County | $398M | $6,684 | $832K | $16.07M | $379M |
| 69 | Medina County | $390M | $7,686 | $456K | $20.55M | $368M |
| 70 | Maverick County | $375M | $6,484 | $154M | $15.82M | $205M |
| 71 | Hardin County | $365M | $6,497 | $117K | $1.26M | $363M |
| 72 | Anderson County | $355M | $6,137 | $33.21M | $1.17M | $318M |
| 73 | Lamar County | $342M | $6,819 | $2.64M | $14.88M | $322M |
| 74 | Matagorda County | $336M | $9,274 | $86.3M | $29.31M | $219M |
| 75 | Navarro County | $322M | $6,125 | $511K | $5.38M | $312M |
| 76 | Wharton County | $316M | $7,611 | $29.32K | $73.51M | $241M |
| 77 | Rusk County | $310M | $5,937 | $36.2K | $20.49M | $289M |
| 78 | Fannin County | $306M | $8,581 | $9.99M | $59.69M | $234M |
| 79 | Washington County | $300M | $8,365 | $3.96M | $6.66M | $288M |
| 80 | Cherokee County | $299M | $5,935 | $923K | $3.5M | $294M |
| 81 | Cooke County | $289M | $6,939 | -$12.31M | $26.89M | $274M |
| 82 | Hill County | $284M | $7,904 | $143K | $11.99M | $270M |
| 83 | Gillespie County | $282M | $10,552 | $22.19M | $3.38M | $250M |
| 84 | Atascosa County | $276M | $5,629 | $68.21K | -$1.98M | $277M |
| 85 | Upshur County | $276M | $6,740 | -$51 | $5.42M | $270M |
| 86 | Brown County | $269M | $7,068 | $1.43M | $5.3M | $260M |
| 87 | Chambers County | $263M | $5,654 | -$11.43M | $15.13M | $256M |
| 88 | Austin County | $254M | $8,408 | $34.32M | $2.42M | $211M |
| 89 | Jasper County | $249M | $7,536 | $2.29M | -$296K | $244M |
| 90 | Bandera County | $244M | $11,701 | $885K | $1.22M | $234M |
| 91 | Jim Wells County | $243M | $6,253 | $716K | $2.9M | $238M |
| 92 | Cass County | $241M | $8,465 | -$27.58K | $12.93M | $228M |
| 93 | Erath County | $239M | $5,613 | $34.9K | $5.2M | $232M |
| 94 | Caldwell County | $235M | $5,130 | $75.01K | $1.56M | $230M |
| 95 | Aransas County | $235M | $9,865 | $317K | $1.18M | $233M |
| 96 | Lampasas County | $233M | $10,779 | $132K | -$10.28M | $241M |
| 97 | Fayette County | $232M | $9,486 | $0 | $29.19M | $202M |
| 98 | Hopkins County | $230M | $6,252 | $309K | $5.95M | $221M |
| 99 | Llano County | $225M | $10,598 | $3.85M | $3.1M | $217M |
| 100 | Kleberg County | $206M | $6,629 | $8.43M | $17.82M | $179M |
| 101 | Grimes County | $205M | $6,994 | $194K | $8.74M | $195M |
| 102 | San Jacinto County | $192M | $7,016 | -$18.68K | $2.46M | $189M |
| 103 | Palo Pinto County | $185M | $6,509 | $3.26M | -$601K | $181M |
| 104 | Howard County | $179M | $5,131 | $12.38M | $17.2M | $149M |
| 105 | Milam County | $176M | $7,118 | $0 | $2.69M | $172M |
| 106 | Colorado County | $172M | $8,387 | $246K | $7.54M | $164M |
| 107 | Titus County | $172M | $5,504 | $7.4M | $11.25M | $153M |
| 108 | Presidio County | $167M | $27,277 | $132M | $4.56M | $30.05M |
| 109 | Hale County | $165M | $5,063 | $1.14M | $1M | $158M |
| 110 | Uvalde County | $164M | $6,669 | $1.99M | $1.08M | $154M |
| 111 | Bee County | $163M | $5,265 | $742K | $21.36M | $140M |
| 112 | Callahan County | $163M | $11,909 | $0 | $44.99M | $116M |
| 113 | Bosque County | $163M | $8,937 | $1.22M | $11.84M | $149M |
| 114 | Houston County | $162M | $7,356 | $351K | $13.94M | $147M |
| 115 | Panola County | $161M | $7,140 | $0 | $6.12M | $153M |
| 116 | Leon County | $158M | $10,047 | $0 | $5.1M | $151M |
| 117 | Hockley County | $157M | $7,293 | $0 | -$281K | $156M |
| 118 | Burleson County | $156M | $8,824 | $413K | $13.21M | $142M |
| 119 | Montague County | $153M | $7,683 | $0 | $1.38M | $152M |
| 120 | Calhoun County | $151M | $7,535 | $24.14M | $1.1M | $126M |
| 121 | Limestone County | $149M | $6,731 | $0 | $6.55M | $139M |
| 122 | Tyler County | $145M | $7,334 | $1.89M | $442K | $142M |
| 123 | Lavaca County | $143M | $7,045 | -$2,619 | $4.76M | $138M |
| 124 | Blanco County | $139M | $12,240 | $15.84M | $8.55M | $116M |
| 125 | Freestone County | $138M | $7,104 | $269K | $2.29M | $134M |
| 126 | Shelby County | $137M | $5,684 | $0 | $5.47M | $131M |
| 127 | Frio County | $136M | $7,400 | $39.95M | $27.68M | $68.22M |
| 128 | Hutchinson County | $133M | $6,450 | $12.44M | $3.02M | $117M |
| 129 | Eastland County | $130M | $7,338 | $0 | $671K | $129M |
| 130 | Kinney County | $128M | $40,786 | $103M | $527K | $23.8M |
| 131 | Trinity County | $127M | $9,309 | $45.41K | $1.99M | $125M |
| 132 | DeWitt County | $123M | $6,226 | $101K | $3M | $119M |
| 133 | Young County | $122M | $6,801 | $0 | $6.75M | $115M |
| 134 | Gonzales County | $120M | $6,090 | $45.01K | $9.72M | $108M |
| 135 | Willacy County | $115M | $5,705 | $23.2M | $3.46M | $87.67M |
| 136 | Falls County | $114M | $6,697 | $8.83M | $751K | $103M |
| 137 | Robertson County | $113M | $6,715 | $547K | -$3.96M | $114M |
| 138 | Jackson County | $111M | $7,430 | $46.33K | $18.98M | $91.3M |
| 139 | Jones County | $111M | $5,639 | $273K | $9.33M | $101M |
| 140 | Duval County | $110M | $11,201 | $149K | $50.35M | $59.14M |
| 141 | Gray County | $109M | $5,126 | $47.46K | $997K | $108M |
| 142 | Gaines County | $109M | $5,026 | $51.54K | $3.59M | $102M |
| 143 | Live Oak County | $103M | $9,098 | $3M | $40.12M | $59.15M |
| 144 | Morris County | $102M | $8,559 | $0 | $2.97M | $99.39M |
| 145 | Terry County | $102M | $8,660 | $0 | -$995K | $102M |
| 146 | Lee County | $102M | $5,849 | -$321 | -$6.3M | $108M |
| 147 | Sabine County | $99.85M | $10,092 | $494K | -$784K | $99.97M |
| 148 | Rains County | $99.8M | $8,204 | $0 | $673K | $99.55M |
| 149 | Madison County | $99.26M | $7,377 | $0 | $30.94M | $68.39M |
| 150 | Red River County | $97.71M | $8,433 | $961K | $4.82M | $89.95M |
| 151 | Comanche County | $97.4M | $7,165 | $327K | $1.33M | $94.82M |
| 152 | Camp County | $94.07M | $7,547 | $0 | $4.96M | $88.53M |
| 153 | Lamb County | $85.4M | $6,546 | $19.1K | $827K | $82.23M |
| 154 | Scurry County | $85.33M | $5,040 | $0 | $1.02M | $84M |
| 155 | Marion County | $84.25M | $8,663 | $346K | $3.65M | $80.08M |
| 156 | Karnes County | $83.82M | $5,698 | $94.7K | $13.42M | $70.13M |
| 157 | Nolan County | $83.58M | $5,671 | -$13.56K | $1.98M | $79.53M |
| 158 | Goliad County | $81.96M | $11,688 | $746K | $28.3M | $51.93M |
| 159 | Reeves County | $79.29M | $5,376 | $467K | $33.58M | $44.63M |
| 160 | Wilbarger County | $78.34M | $6,079 | $0 | $3.66M | $74.32M |
| 161 | Deaf Smith County | $76.86M | $4,136 | $1.63M | $1.29M | $72.39M |
| 162 | Moore County | $76.13M | $3,564 | $2.9M | $1.8M | $69.39M |
| 163 | Clay County | $74.65M | $7,306 | $0 | $2.13M | $71.56M |
| 164 | Archer County | $73.84M | $8,626 | $0 | $3.33M | $68.81M |
| 165 | Coleman County | $73.78M | $9,602 | $162K | $6.03M | $65.39M |
| 166 | Runnels County | $73.4M | $7,415 | $0 | $5.2M | $67.55M |
| 167 | Franklin County | $72.75M | $7,023 | $0 | $1.09M | $70.83M |
| 168 | Andrews County | $72.01M | $3,869 | $7.31M | -$1.44M | $63.91M |
| 169 | Newton County | $71.41M | $5,845 | $0 | $2.49M | $68.7M |
| 170 | Pecos County | $70.74M | $4,656 | $0 | $11.95M | $56.44M |
| 171 | San Augustine County | $68.09M | $8,600 | $0 | $4.87M | $63.02M |
| 172 | Somervell County | $67.05M | $7,284 | $1.65M | $528K | $64.84M |
| 173 | Hamilton County | $65.52M | $7,969 | $49.39K | $1.4M | $63.42M |
| 174 | Lynn County | $63.82M | $11,405 | $0 | $582K | $61.61M |
| 175 | McCulloch County | $62.24M | $8,158 | $0 | $2.83M | $55.64M |
| 176 | Zavala County | $61.94M | $6,406 | $0 | $20.99M | $40.9M |
| 177 | Castro County | $60.53M | $8,212 | $0 | $120K | $58.22M |
| 178 | Crosby County | $60.44M | $11,774 | $0 | $586K | $57.59M |
| 179 | Dallam County | $58.41M | $8,210 | $11.63M | $2.43M | $43.49M |
| 180 | Refugio County | $58.4M | $8,663 | $6.18M | $1.16M | $49.21M |
| 181 | Childress County | $57.5M | $8,628 | $11.13M | -$789K | $46.53M |
| 182 | Haskell County | $57.05M | $10,534 | $341K | $2.13M | $53.13M |
| 183 | Stephens County | $56.6M | $6,219 | $0 | $1.46M | $54.5M |
| 184 | Parmer County | $56.02M | $5,677 | $0 | $6.44M | $49.58M |
| 185 | Jack County | $52.78M | $6,230 | $0 | $1.11M | $50.14M |
| 186 | Swisher County | $52.68M | $7,558 | $0 | $3.01M | $49.17M |
| 187 | Carson County | $50.17M | $8,640 | $0 | $13.75M | $36.29M |
| 188 | Fisher County | $49.63M | $13,515 | $0 | $5.62M | $40.28M |
| 189 | Zapata County | $47.8M | $3,442 | $8,783 | $1.01M | $45.86M |
| 190 | Martin County | $47.77M | $9,121 | $0 | $9.29M | $36.52M |
| 191 | Ward County | $47.72M | $4,098 | $0 | $1.05M | $46.56M |
| 192 | Mitchell County | $46.4M | $5,162 | $0 | $5.4M | $40.39M |
| 193 | Floyd County | $46.2M | $8,552 | $0 | $307K | $44.25M |
| 194 | Crockett County | $45.17M | $14,581 | $0 | $22.41M | $20.2M |
| 195 | Dawson County | $44.8M | $3,597 | $324K | -$5.22M | $49.49M |
| 196 | Yoakum County | $42.02M | $5,462 | $0 | $36.46K | $41.79M |
| 197 | Bailey County | $41.74M | $6,045 | $0 | $428K | $40.58M |
| 198 | Armstrong County | $41.62M | $22,521 | $0 | $8.92M | $28.46M |
| 199 | Mills County | $40.96M | $9,193 | $0 | $3.07M | $37.29M |
| 200 | San Saba County | $40.27M | $7,027 | $0 | $2.06M | $37M |
| 201 | Delta County | $40.02M | $7,652 | $0 | $2.61M | $36.79M |
| 202 | Kimble County | $39.14M | $9,133 | $236K | $1.47M | $34.71M |
| 203 | Brooks County | $38.44M | $5,433 | -$29.79K | $2.03M | $35.7M |
| 204 | Dimmit County | $37.27M | $4,327 | -$12.93M | $7.44M | $41.76M |
| 205 | Ochiltree County | $37.18M | $3,713 | $0 | $490K | $34.84M |
| 206 | Mason County | $36.49M | $9,231 | $0 | $2.44M | $32.54M |
| 207 | Borden County | $34.98M | $55,441 | $0 | $145K | $34.22M |
| 208 | Concho County | $34.63M | $10,483 | $20K | $2.22M | $28.61M |
| 209 | Coke County | $34.07M | $10,372 | $0 | $4.69M | $25.62M |
| 210 | Winkler County | $33.11M | $4,250 | $0 | $7.02M | $26.08M |
| 211 | Real County | $33.02M | $11,973 | $0 | $37.79K | $32.32M |
| 212 | Cochran County | $32.34M | $12,698 | $0 | $40.58K | $31.65M |
| 213 | Wheeler County | $30.11M | $6,035 | $1.53M | $194K | $28.37M |
| 214 | Hansford County | $29.78M | $5,635 | $0 | -$3.12M | $27M |
| 215 | Garza County | $28.34M | $4,873 | $0 | $438K | $27.08M |
| 216 | Jim Hogg County | $27.92M | $5,770 | $198K | $3.05M | $24.25M |
| 217 | Lipscomb County | $27.75M | $9,071 | $0 | $528K | $25.53M |
| 218 | Edwards County | $27.1M | $19,054 | $249K | $3.12M | $18.6M |
| 219 | Culberson County | $26.78M | $12,240 | -$10.64K | $16.43M | $10.06M |
| 220 | King County | $26.63M | $100,473 | $0 | $24.32M | $1.77M |
| 221 | Cottle County | $24.7M | $17,896 | $0 | $11.3M | $13.14M |
| 222 | Donley County | $24.55M | $7,537 | $0 | -$105K | $24.67M |
| 223 | Irion County | $23.87M | $15,778 | $0 | $3.95M | $14.38M |
| 224 | Shackelford County | $23.67M | $7,622 | $0 | $601K | $19.47M |
| 225 | Briscoe County | $23.57M | $16,425 | $0 | $42.66K | $22.75M |
| 226 | Hardeman County | $23.45M | $6,607 | $0 | $156K | $23.07M |
| 227 | Sherman County | $23.36M | $8,395 | $0 | $1.27M | $21.84M |
| 228 | Baylor County | $23.04M | $6,649 | $0 | $961K | $21.89M |
| 229 | Knox County | $23.01M | $6,864 | $115K | $1.01M | $21.31M |
| 230 | Schleicher County | $22.84M | $9,318 | $0 | -$130K | $17.51M |
| 231 | Motley County | $22.54M | $21,208 | $0 | $3.06M | $19.12M |
| 232 | Hall County | $22.26M | $7,878 | $0 | $1.17M | $20.97M |
| 233 | Reagan County | $22.03M | $6,510 | $0 | $1.23M | $20.27M |
| 234 | Menard County | $21.42M | $10,918 | $0 | -$11.2K | $15.44M |
| 235 | Sutton County | $19.48M | $5,776 | $0 | $31.12K | $19.23M |
| 236 | Dickens County | $19.23M | $10,865 | $0 | $4.89M | $14.24M |
| 237 | Hemphill County | $19.21M | $5,680 | $14K | $109K | $18.34M |
| 238 | Upton County | $17.87M | $5,401 | $0 | $79.02K | $17.01M |
| 239 | Crane County | $17.53M | $3,750 | $0 | $522K | $16.66M |
| 240 | Jeff Davis County | $16.65M | $8,341 | $553K | $159K | $15.77M |
| 241 | Collingsworth County | $15.97M | $6,022 | $0 | -$1.2M | $16.2M |
| 242 | Stonewall County | $15.56M | $12,494 | $0 | $2.99M | $12.28M |
| 243 | Oldham County | $15.12M | $8,599 | $0 | $804K | $13.95M |
| 244 | Foard County | $12.63M | $11,534 | $0 | $91.31K | $11.42M |
| 245 | Throckmorton County | $12.07M | $8,383 | $1.72M | $240K | $9.26M |
| 246 | Glasscock County | $10.27M | $9,199 | $0 | -$107K | $9.73M |
| 247 | Sterling County | $10.15M | $7,396 | $0 | $229K | $6.96M |
| 248 | Roberts County | $8.32M | $10,066 | $0 | $0 | $8.33M |
| 249 | Kent County | $7.57M | $10,056 | $0 | $1.02M | $5.86M |
| 250 | McMullen County | $6.89M | $11,479 | $13.5K | $2.49M | $4.33M |
| 251 | Terrell County | $5.75M | $7,563 | $0 | $16.3K | $5.73M |
| 252 | Kenedy County | $1.33M | $3,790 | $0 | $16.01K | $1.31M |
| 253 | Loving County | $650K | $10,153 | $0 | $116K | $534K |
| 254 | Hartley County | -$46.71M | -$8,679 | $0 | -$61.64M | $14.93M |
Top recipients in Texas
Fiscal year 2026
- 1Health & Human Svc Commn TX$46.64B
- 2Lockheed Martin Corporation$16.56B
- 3Mckesson Corporation$13.36B
- 4Lockheed Martin Corporation$11.79B
- 5Texas Office of the Governor$7.62B
- 6Texas Department of Transportation$6.21B
- 7Barnard Construction Company, Incorporated$4.78B
- 8Fisher Sand & Gravel Co$4.59B
- 9TX Education Agency$4.01B
- 10Agriculture, Texas Department of$3.62B
Top awarding agencies
Fiscal year 2026
- 1Social Security Administration$110B
- 2Department of Health and Human Services$50.02B
- 3Department of Defense$48.63B
- 4Department of Veterans Affairs$46.06B
- 5Department of Homeland Security$37.06B
- 6Department of Agriculture$13.57B
- 7Department of Education$8.57B
- 8Department of Transportation$8.29B
- 9Department of Housing and Urban Development$3.59B
- 10National Aeronautics and Space Administration$1.95B
By congressional district
Fiscal year 2026
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| District | Total | Per person | Contracts | Grants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TX-01 | $5.21B | $6,718 | $214M | $324M |
| TX-02 | $69.24M | $92 | $39.36M | $11.06M |
| TX-03 | $3.16B | $3,930 | $2.44B | $40.08M |
| TX-04 | $2.7B | $3,420 | $156M | $138M |
| TX-05 | $2.48B | $3,196 | $84.71M | $44.58M |
| TX-06 | $2.96B | $3,860 | $430M | $78.28M |
| TX-07 | $2.31B | $2,912 | $1.64B | $476M |
| TX-08 | $1.01B | $1,228 | $245M | $24.94M |
| TX-09 | $926M | $1,255 | $261M | $602M |
| TX-10 | $2.89B | $3,732 | $190M | $440M |
| TX-11 | $4.78B | $6,230 | $1.37B | $248M |
| TX-12 | $14.65B | $18,693 | $13.22B | $119M |
| TX-13 | $7.35B | $9,541 | $3.42B | $218M |
| TX-14 | $7.48B | $9,748 | $3.86B | $172M |
| TX-15 | $1.77B | $2,276 | $1.01B | $184M |
| TX-16 | $10.24B | $13,262 | $5.64B | $180M |
| TX-17 | $5.86B | $7,438 | $2.16B | $217M |
| TX-18 | $1.35B | $1,773 | $429M | $336M |
| TX-19 | $4.99B | $6,454 | $156M | $524M |
| TX-20 | $4.48B | $5,777 | $4.06B | $198M |
| TX-21 | $5.04B | $6,304 | $1.41B | $145M |
| TX-22 | $5.28B | $6,503 | $99.26M | $197M |
| TX-23 | $13.66B | $17,556 | $11.78B | $230M |
| TX-24 | $1.99B | $2,660 | $1.75B | $175M |
| TX-25 | $2.64B | $3,367 | $302M | $590M |
| TX-26 | $650M | $812 | $320M | $50.89M |
| TX-27 | $5.83B | $7,522 | $234M | $1.31B |
| TX-28 | $8.28B | $10,724 | $6.34B | $425M |
| TX-29 | $193M | $261 | $110M | $16.75M |
| TX-30 | $1.82B | $2,336 | $718M | $431M |
| TX-31 | $5.24B | $6,537 | $1.15B | $151M |
| TX-32 | $448M | $593 | $414M | $12.32M |
| TX-33 | $30.97B | $39,412 | $30.8B | $17.61M |
| TX-34 | $3.48B | $4,528 | $1.3B | $93.83M |
| TX-35 | $1.85B | $2,438 | $1.29B | $252M |
| TX-36 | $3.82B | $4,878 | $2.06B | $85.03M |
| TX-37 | $12.82B | $16,594 | $330M | $12.44B |
| TX-38 | $651M | $831 | $273M | $123M |
Frequently asked questions
- How much federal money does Texas receive?
- In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $288,546,852,111 for work done or benefits received in Texas, about $9,900 per resident. That includes $102B in contracts, $31.3B in grants and $155B in direct payments.
- Which county in Texas gets the most federal spending?
- Dallas County received the most, $43.74B, followed by Harris County ($25.97B).
- Who are the largest federal recipients in Texas?
- The largest recipients in fiscal year 2026 were HEALTH & HUMAN SVC COMMN TX ($46.64B), LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION ($16.56B), MCKESSON CORPORATION ($13.36B).
Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury · Last updated 09/30/2026