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Federal spending in Michigan, FY 2026

Federal awards performed in Michigan totaled $133.5 billion in fiscal year 2026 — about $13,400 per resident, ranking 14th among states and territories. Of award spending (excluding loans), contracts 7.1%, grants 26.1%, direct payments 66.7%, other assistance 0.1%.

FY 2026 totals are still filling in (Defense contracts publish with a 90-day delay), so they will rise as data arrives.

$9.4B
Contracts
$34.9B
Grants
$89.0B
Direct payments
$149.4M
Other assistance
$65.3B
Loans (face value)
$13,400
Per resident

Federal awards in Michigan by fiscal year

FY 2026 spending was up 3% from FY 2025 ($129.3 billion). Over the period shown, the peak was FY 2026 at $133.5 billion.

Federal award spending performed in Michigan, all award types
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Fiscal yearAmount
FY 2026$133.5 billion
FY 2025$129.3 billion
FY 2024$122.8 billion
FY 2023$117.2 billion
FY 2022$116.3 billion
FY 2021$127.0 billion
FY 2020$105.6 billion
FY 2019$90.1 billion
FY 2018$82.6 billion
FY 2017$80.3 billion

Top recipients in Michigan

FY 2026, place of performance in Michigan. State agencies often top this list because Medicaid and other formula grants pass through them.

#RecipientAmountRelative size
1Multiple recipients (aggregated)$83.1 billion
2Michigan Department of Health and Human Services$27.7 billion
3General Dynamics Land Systems INC.$3.7 billion
4Michigan Department of Education$2.1 billion
5Transportation, Michigan Department of$1.9 billion
6Regents of the University of Michigan$1.1 billion
7Ford Motor CO$792.2 million
8Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy$775.7 million
9General Motors LLC$662.4 million
10Fca Us LLC$545.6 million

Which agencies spend in Michigan

FY 2026 award obligations by awarding agency.

Largest federal assistance programs in Michigan

Assistance Listings (formerly CFDA programs) with the most FY 2026 obligations performed in Michigan.

#ProgramAmountRelative size
1Social Security Retirement Insurance (96.002)$47.2 billion
2Grants to States for Medicaid (93.778)$21.7 billion
3Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance (93.774)$10.0 billion
4Medicare Hospital Insurance (93.773)$6.4 billion
5Social Security Disability Insurance (96.001)$6.3 billion
6Social Security Survivors Insurance (96.004)$4.1 billion
7Veterans Compensation for Service-Connected Disability (64.109)$4.1 billion
8Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (10.551)$2.9 billion

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Source: USAspending.gov API v2 (U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service). USAspending advanced search · API: spending by geography
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