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Ranking / All U.S. federal agencies
Federal agencies by obligated
Money the agency has legally committed this fiscal year through contracts, grants and other awards. An obligation is a promise to pay; the cash may leave the Treasury in a later year.
97 federal agencies report this measure and are ranked against each other — never against hospitals, school districts, public schools, which report different things entirely.
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Top 100
Only records scoring 0.55 or above on data completeness are listed — the same gate that governs the sitemap.
- 1Department of Health and Human Services2,220.8B USD
- 2Department of the Treasury1,697.2B USD
- 3Social Security Administration1,359.6B USD
- 4Department of Defense1,285B USD
- 5Department of Homeland Security343.4B USD
- 6Department of Veterans Affairs333.9B USD
- 7Department of Agriculture184.2B USD
- 8Office of Personnel Management164.7B USD
- 9Department of Transportation99.8B USD
- 10Department of Education86.9B USD
- 11Department of Housing and Urban Development71.3B USD
- 12Department of Energy58B USD
- 13Department of Labor51.7B USD
- 14Department of Justice41.8B USD
- 15General Services Administration30.8B USD
- 16Corps of Engineers - Civil Works28.6B USD
- 17Department of the Interior27.4B USD
- 18Department of State25.7B USD
- 19National Aeronautics and Space Administration17.9B USD
- 20Small Business Administration14.7B USD
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Other rankings
Other measures for federal agencies