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Executive Office of the President (EOP): federal spending, contracts and grants

In fiscal year 2026, Executive Office of the President reported $934.8 million in obligations and $851.5 million in outlays, about 0.0% of all budgetary resources tracked on USAspending. Below: where its award money went, who received the most, and how its spending has changed since FY 2017.

FY 2026 figures are still being reported by agencies and will change as late submissions arrive.

$1.5B
Budgetary resources, FY 2026
$934.8M
Obligated, FY 2026
$851.5M
Outlayed, FY 2026
$391.7M
Of which: award obligations

Mission

The EOP has responsibility for tasks ranging from communicating the President's message to the American people to promoting our trade interests abroad.

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How EOP awarded money in FY 2026

Award obligations are the part of an agency's spending that goes out as contracts, grants, loans, direct payments and other awards to outside recipients. The rest pays for salaries, internal operations and transfers that are not awards.

Award typeAmountRelative size
Grants$301.3 million
Contracts$90.5 million

Obligations by fiscal year

FY 2026 obligations of $934.8 million were down 14% from FY 2025 ($1.1 billion) and compare with $765.4 million in FY 2017.

Executive Office of the President total obligations by fiscal year
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Fiscal yearAmount
FY 2026$934.8 million
FY 2025$1.1 billion
FY 2024$1.2 billion
FY 2023$1.1 billion
FY 2022$972.7 million
FY 2021$932.8 million
FY 2020$895.2 million
FY 2019$850.5 million
FY 2018$801.5 million
FY 2017$765.4 million

Top recipients, FY 2026

Ranked by award obligations from EOP. "Multiple recipients" groups aggregated or redacted records, such as payments to individuals.

#RecipientAmountRelative size
1County of Monroe$26.0 million
2TCG INC$20.6 million
3Mercyhurst University$14.8 million
4The New York County District Attorneys Office$14.5 million
5United States Anti-Doping Agency$14.0 million
6Ahidta$10.2 million
7City of Tucson Police$9.3 million
8City of Laverne$7.3 million
9University of Baltimore$7.3 million
10Bsnb LLC$6.0 million

Top states, FY 2026

By place of performance — where the work is done or the money is used.

#StateAmountRelative size
1District of Columbia$89.8 million
2Texas$34.1 million
3California$33.4 million
4Florida$28.5 million
5Colorado$20.7 million
6Maryland$15.3 million
7New York$14.5 million
8Arizona$13.5 million
9Kentucky$10.2 million
10New Mexico$9.6 million

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Source: USAspending.gov API v2 (U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service). USAspending agency profile · API: budgetary resources
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