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Largest recipients of federal awards, FY 2026

The organizations with the most federal award obligations in fiscal year 2026. State governments appear because they receive Medicaid and other formula grants that they pass on. Records USAspending groups as "multiple recipients" — mostly payments to individuals, which are not published by name — are left out.

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#RecipientAmountRelative size
1Health Care Services, California Department of
Sacramento, CA
$117.3 billion
2NYS Department of Health
Albany, NY
$75.1 billion
3Health & Human SVC Commn TX
Austin, TX
$46.6 billion
4PA Department of Human Services
Harrisburg, PA
$39.8 billion
5North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services
Raleigh, NC
$32.4 billion
6Ohio Department of Medicaid
Columbus, OH
$29.0 billion
7Florida Agency for Health Care Administration
Tallahassee, FL
$27.9 billion
8Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Lansing, MI
$27.7 billion
9Illinois Department of Healthcare & Family Services
Springfield, IL
$25.5 billion
10Department of Social & Health Services
Olympia, WA
$23.0 billion
11Department of Social Services California
Sacramento, CA
$22.7 billion
12Optum Public Sector Solutions, INC.
LA Crosse, WI
$22.5 billion
13Human Services, New Jersey Department of
Trenton, NJ
$22.4 billion
14Health Services Kentucky Cabinet for
Frankfort, KY
$20.5 billion
15Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System
Phoenix, AZ
$18.9 billion
16Lockheed Martin Corporation (Grand Prairie)
Grand Prairie, TX
$18.8 billion
17The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston, MA
$17.0 billion
18VA Department of Medical Assistance Service
Richmond, VA
$16.8 billion
19Triwest Healthcare Alliance Corp
Phoenix, AZ
$16.6 billion
20Department of Social Services Misso
Jefferson City, MO
$16.5 billion
21Indiana Family and Social Serv
Indianapolis, IN
$16.0 billion
22Oregon Health Authority-Public Health
Salem, OR
$16.0 billion
23Lockheed Martin Corporation (Fort Worth)
Fort Worth, TX
$15.3 billion
24Mckesson Corporation
Irving, TX
$14.9 billion
25Georgia Department of Community Health
Atlanta, GA
$14.9 billion
26Lousiana Department of Health
Baton Rouge, LA
$14.6 billion
27Minnesota Department of Human Services
Saint Paul, MN
$14.0 billion
28Fisher Sand & Gravel CO
Tempe, AZ
$13.4 billion
29Maryland Department of Health
Baltimore, MD
$13.0 billion
30Electric Boat Corporation
Groton, CT
$12.9 billion
31State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Madison, WI
$12.2 billion
32Finance & Administration Tennessee Depar
Nashville, TN
$12.2 billion
33State of Colorado - Dept of Health Care Policy & Financing
Denver, CO
$11.7 billion
34Raytheon Company
Tucson, AZ
$11.3 billion
35New York State Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance
Albany, NY
$11.1 billion
36New Mexico Health Care Authority
Santa Fe, NM
$10.7 billion
37RTX Corporation
East Hartford, CT
$10.0 billion
38The Boeing Company
Tukwila, WA
$9.2 billion
39Oklahoma Health Care Authority
Oklahoma City, OK
$8.9 billion
40National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Washington, DC
$8.6 billion
41Department of Social Services Connecticut
Hartford, CT
$8.5 billion
42Department of Health Human Services
Columbia, SC
$8.3 billion
43Department of Education California
Sacramento, CA
$7.6 billion
44Texas Office of the Governor
Austin, TX
$7.6 billion
45IA Department of Human Services
Des Moines, IA
$7.4 billion
46Human Services, Arkansas Department of
Little Rock, AR
$7.1 billion
47Alabama Medicaid Agency
Montgomery, AL
$6.9 billion
48Florida Department of Children and Families
Tallahassee, FL
$6.8 billion
49Amerisourcebergen Drug Corp$6.6 billion
50Department of Transportation California
Sacramento, CA
$6.5 billion
Source: USAspending.gov API v2 (U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service). USAspending recipient profiles
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