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Federal agency spending, FY 2026

Every top-level federal agency reporting to USAspending.gov, ranked by FY 2026 obligations. Agencies with more than $100 million in obligations have a detailed page showing their largest recipients and the states where their awards are performed.

FY 2026 is still being reported; figures reflect the latest period each agency has submitted.

AgencyBudgetary resourcesObligatedOutlayed
Department of Health and Human Services$3.71 trillion$2.80 trillion$2.69 trillion
Department of the Treasury$3.98 trillion$1.98 trillion$1.97 trillion
Social Security Administration$1.73 trillion$1.67 trillion$1.66 trillion
Department of Defense$2.62 trillion$1.47 trillion$1.28 trillion
Department of Veterans Affairs$527.5 billion$407.4 billion$418.8 billion
Department of Homeland Security$645.9 billion$378.0 billion$258.9 billion
Department of Agriculture$480.7 billion$222.7 billion$219.7 billion
Office of Personnel Management$385.2 billion$201.8 billion$201.2 billion
Department of Transportation$304.2 billion$130.9 billion$125.5 billion
Department of Education$169.7 billion$117.4 billion$134.4 billion
Department of Housing and Urban Development$343.3 billion$81.3 billion$84.9 billion
Department of Energy$141.2 billion$69.4 billion$62.7 billion
Department of Labor$90.4 billion$64.1 billion$62.9 billion
Department of Justice$88.1 billion$49.4 billion$50.3 billion
General Services Administration$57.2 billion$39.5 billion-$46.6 million
Department of the Interior$96.8 billion$37.8 billion$36.8 billion
Corps of Engineers - Civil Works$77.2 billion$34.5 billion$28.5 billion
National Aeronautics and Space Administration$44.0 billion$22.9 billion$22.9 billion
Department of State$95.2 billion$22.2 billion$22.9 billion
Environmental Protection Agency$56.9 billion$21.2 billion$17.1 billion
Department of Commerce$52.0 billion$18.7 billion$20.5 billion
Small Business Administration$20.3 billion$15.3 billion$15.0 billion
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation$91.1 billion$10.4 billion$10.6 billion
Federal Communications Commission-$4.3 billion$9.1 billion$10.1 billion
Agency for International Development$18.5 billion$8.7 billion$11.7 billion
National Science Foundation$10.2 billion$6.6 billion$8.1 billion
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation$148.4 billion$4.6 billion$4.6 billion
Securities and Exchange Commission$3.3 billion$1.8 billion$1.8 billion
Corporation for National and Community Service$3.0 billion$1.6 billion$1.2 billion
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation$10.4 billion$1.6 billion$1.6 billion
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund$1.3 billion$1.2 billion$1.1 billion
Executive Office of the President$1.5 billion$934.8 million$851.5 million
Nuclear Regulatory Commission$1.2 billion$864.1 million$858.5 million
Government Accountability Office$988.4 million$811.6 million$817.2 million
National Archives and Records Administration$882.4 million$626.1 million$647.0 million
U.S. Agency for Global Media$919.5 million$555.0 million$523.2 million
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau$914.8 million$527.9 million$434.7 million
Peace Corps$491.7 million$393.1 million$376.7 million
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission$470.5 million$388.0 million$382.0 million
Export-Import Bank of the United States$676.9 million$385.3 million$401.5 million
Federal Trade Commission$456.2 million$358.8 million$355.8 million
Commodity Futures Trading Commission$1.5 billion$334.9 million$323.6 million
District of Columbia Courts$415.2 million$319.9 million$297.8 million
Presidio Trust$553.0 million$297.0 million$305.5 million
Institute of Museum and Library Services$311.0 million$282.2 million$216.7 million
National Labor Relations Board$313.0 million$261.7 million$255.1 million
Farm Credit System Insurance Corporation$9.1 billion$230.7 million$228.5 million
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency$386.1 million$229.7 million$242.7 million
Millennium Challenge Corporation$3.0 billion$212.6 million$530.7 million
National Endowment for the Humanities$444.8 million$194.6 million$61.7 million
National Endowment for the Arts$286.0 million$184.2 million$137.2 million
American Battle Monuments Commission$279.0 million$138.5 million$101.2 million
Consumer Product Safety Commission$169.4 million$124.4 million$129.1 million
National Transportation Safety Board$170.2 million$117.0 million$130.3 million
Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council$300.1 million$114.4 million$178.7 million
International Trade Commission$127.8 million$110.1 million$111.3 million
Armed Forces Retirement Home$263.0 million$108.3 million$117.0 million
Northern Border Regional Commission$225.6 million$97.6 million$43.9 million
United States Trade and Development Agency$242.0 million$81.5 million$58.0 million
Delta Regional Authority$105.3 million$75.3 million$75.1 million
Federal Election Commission$88.5 million$73.0 million$71.1 million
Election Assistance Commission$75.9 million$63.9 million$57.3 million
Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council$260.6 million$51.6 million$30.1 million
Merit Systems Protection Board$60.7 million$44.8 million$44.9 million
United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims$134.2 million$41.3 million$40.9 million
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board$51.6 million$35.7 million$37.1 million
Southeast Crescent Regional Commission$77.4 million$34.8 million$5.1 million
Surface Transportation Board$48.5 million$33.8 million$37.8 million
Federal Maritime Commission$47.5 million$32.4 million$35.7 million
Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency$158.1 million$30.0 million$27.7 million
Denali Commission$253.2 million$30.0 million$49.1 million
Office of Special Counsel$32.7 million$28.6 million$27.0 million
Selective Service System$39.6 million$27.8 million$27.4 million
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service$79.7 million$26.4 million$26.4 million
Federal Labor Relations Authority$30.1 million$23.5 million$21.1 million
Office of Government Ethics$30.5 million$18.9 million$18.3 million
Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission$25.3 million$13.6 million$13.8 million
National Mediation Board$20.1 million$12.7 million$12.7 million
Inter-American Foundation$58.6 million$12.6 million$14.3 million
National Capital Planning Commission$19.0 million$12.5 million$10.2 million
Commission on Civil Rights$17.1 million$12.5 million$11.5 million
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission$19.7 million$11.7 million$12.3 million
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board$18.0 million$11.3 million$11.3 million
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation$18.3 million$11.3 million$10.4 million
United States Chemical Safety Board$19.8 million$11.2 million$11.8 million
Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled$17.6 million$10.5 million$10.2 million
Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation$28.2 million$8.9 million$8.9 million
Access Board$13.6 million$8.5 million$9.4 million
African Development Foundation$35.9 million$8.5 million$8.6 million
Commission of Fine Arts$9.5 million$8.1 million$8.1 million
Appalachian Regional Commission$29.2 million$7.4 million$12.7 million
Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation$33.5 million$5.4 million$5.3 million
Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence In Education Foundation$42.3 million$4.2 million$2.1 million
National Credit Union Administration$20.5 million$3.5 million$2.1 million
Marine Mammal Commission$5.9 million$3.5 million$3.1 million
Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board$5.5 million$3.4 million$3.2 million
James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation$37.8 million$3.3 million$2.0 million
Public Buildings Reform Board$14.1 million$2.9 million$2.9 million
Administrative Conference of the U.S.$3.5 million$2.8 million$3.0 million
Japan-United States Friendship Commission$3.1 million$1.9 million$1.6 million
Overseas Private Investment Corporation$12.5 million$0$360,000

What these columns mean

Budgetary resources is the money an agency was allowed to commit in the year, including carry-over. Obligated is what it legally committed. Outlayed is what it actually paid. Interest on the debt and trust-fund transfers make Treasury and other large agencies look much larger here than in award data.

Source: USAspending.gov API v2 (U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service). USAspending agencies · API: top-tier agencies
Source data last updated November 4, 2026 · Imported November 6, 2026 · Dollar figures are nominal and rounded. How these numbers are calculated · Report a problem