OneGov
Every agency's financial reality. Live.
Public money moves through one universal grammar: request → enacted → apportioned → obligated → outlaid → audited. OneGov rebuilds that spine for one agency at a time — joined to its operations and outcomes, entirely from public records, with every number resolving to its source document.
35 department budget monitors + 74 contract-signal monitors live now
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Executive Branch
● liveDepartment of War
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FY2027 discretionary base (mandatory reported separately)
The whole department through the Comptroller's lens: every appropriation across the five display books, by department and by appropriation, eight decades of real-dollar history, the live spending feed, and the audit record — discretionary base kept strictly separate from the reconciliation supplemental.
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Executive Branch
● liveDepartment of Homeland Security
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FY2027 net discretionary request (gross & total budget authority reported separately)
The whole department, organization by organization and appropriation by appropriation: net discretionary kept strictly separate from gross and from the Disaster Relief Fund, budget authority back to 2003, the live spending feed, and a clean-audit record that runs opposite the largest department's — every number resolving to its source.
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Department of War
● liveDepartment of the Navy
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FY2027 request, all appropriations (O&M,N reconstructed exhibit by exhibit)
Every O&M,N budget-justification exhibit across three President's Budget cycles, parsed to the line item and arithmetically verified — request vs. enacted vs. next request, per subactivity group.
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Department of Homeland Security
● liveTransportation Security Administration
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FY2026 budget authority (net)
Budget spine FY2002–FY2027, money flow, contracts to the action level, screening operations, outcomes, and the live watch-list — refreshed daily.
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Department of War
● liveDefense Logistics Agency
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FY2025 contract obligations (revolving working-capital fund)
The department's logistics enterprise, financed not by appropriation but a revolving fund that sells to the services — and the one major DoD component that has never earned a clean audit opinion (disclaimer every year since FY2017), against the FY2028 statutory deadline. The live spending feed, plus deep-dive budget and audit layers tracing the working-capital P&L and the road to auditability.
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Every agency
The federal spending universe — 282 departments, agencies, and major components. 109 are live. The rest either roll up into their department's monitor, sit outside the contract lens — benefits, loans, fees, off-budget, or classified — or are on the build list. Search for yours: every row tells you where its money actually lives, and you can request any of them broken out.
Farm loans and commodity payments (mandatory) — outside the contract feed.
Conservation cost-share; contracting rolls up to the department.
Rural loans and grants (mandatory) — not contract-driven.
Food-safety inspection; contracting rolls up to the department.
Federal crop-insurance subsidies (mandatory, via the FCIC fund) — outside the contract feed.
Agricultural trade and food-aid programs; contracting rolls up to the department.
Research and extension grants to universities, not contracts.
Agricultural statistics; contracting rolls up to the department.
Rural electric, water, and broadband loans (mandatory) — outside the contract feed.
The financing arm for farm-support payments (mandatory) — outside the contract feed.
The federal crop-insurance fund (mandatory), administered by RMA — outside the contract feed.
Trade promotion; contracting rolls up to the department.
Economic statistics; no separate award feed.
Broadband grants (one-time), not recurring contracts.
Economic-development grants, not contracts.
Export-control enforcement; contracting rolls up to the department.
Minority-business development grants, not contracts.
Intelligence funding — no public financial surface.
Civil Works water infrastructure — a large distinct account; a full monitor is on the build list.
A distinct appropriation within the Department of the Navy — a full monitor is on the build list.
A distinct appropriation within the Department of the Air Force — a full monitor is on the build list.
Defense-Wide staff and O&M; contracting rolls up centrally.
Contract administration; its buys roll up to Defense-Wide.
Foreign Military Sales trust funds — outside the appropriations and contract lens.
Intelligence funding — no public financial surface.
Intelligence funding — no public financial surface.
The federal student-loan portfolio (mandatory) — not a contract shop.
Title I grants; the department contracts centrally.
IDEA grants; the department contracts centrally.
Education research grants; the department contracts centrally.
Civil-rights enforcement; the department contracts centrally.
Higher-education grant programs; the department contracts centrally.
Career and adult-education grants; the department contracts centrally.
Clean-energy appropriation — a full budget monitor is on the build list.
Small R&D account; the department contracts centrally.
National-labs appropriation — a full budget monitor is on the build list.
Energy statistics; the department contracts centrally.
Power-marketing revenues — self-funded, off appropriations.
Nuclear cleanup — a large multi-year construction account; a full monitor is on the build list.
Reactor R&D; the department contracts centrally.
Carbon-management R&D; the department contracts centrally.
Energy loan guarantees (credit programs) — outside the contract feed.
Ratepayer-funded power marketing — off appropriations.
Ratepayer-funded power marketing — off appropriations.
Ratepayer-funded power marketing — off appropriations.
Aging and disability grants; the department contracts centrally.
Homeland-security R&D; covered by the DHS monitor.
Chemical, biological, and nuclear defense; covered by the DHS monitor.
Department management and the working-capital fund; covered by the DHS monitor.
Mortgage-insurance fund (a credit program) — outside the contract feed.
Mortgage-backed-securities guarantees (credit) — outside the contract feed.
Housing assistance payments; no separate award feed.
Community-development grants, not contracts.
Fair-housing enforcement; the department contracts centrally.
Housing-policy research; the department contracts centrally.
Offshore-leasing revenue; contracting rolls up to the department.
Offshore-safety regulator — inspection-fee funded.
Abandoned-mine-land reclamation; coal-fee funded, contracting rolls up.
Manages Indian trust fund accounts — outside the contract feed.
Assistance to U.S. territories (grants) — outside the contract feed.
Immigration courts; contracting rolls up to the department.
Antitrust litigation; contracting rolls up to the department.
Funds the 93 U.S. Attorney offices; contracting rolls up to the department.
Litigating division under General Legal Activities; contracting rolls up.
Litigating division under General Legal Activities; contracting rolls up.
Litigating division under General Legal Activities; contracting rolls up.
Fee-funded via the U.S. Trustee System Fund.
Workplace-safety regulation; the department contracts centrally.
Labor statistics; the department contracts centrally.
Unemployment insurance and workforce grants (mandatory) — not a contract shop.
Wage-and-hour enforcement; the department contracts centrally.
Mine-safety regulation; the department contracts centrally.
Benefits regulation; the department contracts centrally.
Federal workers'-compensation benefits (mandatory) — outside the contract feed.
Veteran employment and training grants; the department contracts centrally.
Contractor-compliance enforcement; the department contracts centrally.
Residential workforce training; the department contracts centrally.
Passport and visa fee-funded operations — off appropriations.
Diplomatic security; contracting rolls up to the department.
Refugee and migration assistance (grant aid) — outside the contract feed.
The diplomatic personnel corps; no separate award feed.
Owns State's financial systems; covered by the State monitor.
Owns State's budget formulation; covered by the State monitor.
Embassy construction — a large capital program; a full monitor is on the build list.
Pipeline-safety regulation; contracting rolls up to the department.
Toll-funded seaway operations, off budget.
Transportation statistics; contracting rolls up to the department.
Financial-crimes enforcement; contracting rolls up to the department.
Alcohol and tobacco tax administration; contracting rolls up to the department.
Treasury's central lending arm, off budget.
Disability, pension, and GI-Bill benefits (mandatory) — not a contract shop.
National cemeteries; covered by the department monitor.
Adjudicates benefit-claim appeals; covered by the VA monitor.
Digital services; folds into the Federal Acquisition Service.
Foreign-aid compacts on its own appropriation — a signal monitor is buildable.
Labor-dispute mediation on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Fee-funded regulator of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Home Loan Banks — its own contract feed makes a monitor buildable.
Overseas volunteer operations on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
National-service grants plus its own operating contracts — a monitor is buildable.
Arts grants plus operating contracts on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Humanities grants plus operating contracts on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Museum and library grants on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
International broadcasting on its own appropriation — a signal monitor is buildable.
Community supervision for DC on its own federal appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Accident investigation on its own appropriation — a signal monitor is buildable.
Competition and consumer-protection regulator — its own contract feed makes a monitor buildable.
Derivatives-markets regulator on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Labor-relations enforcement on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Employment-discrimination enforcement on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Consumer-product safety on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Largely fee-funded communications regulator — its own contract feed makes a monitor buildable.
Campaign-finance enforcement on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Rail retirement and unemployment benefits (mandatory trust funds) — outside the contract feed.
Fee-funded regulator of the Farm Credit System — its own contract feed makes a monitor buildable.
Rail and air labor mediation on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Freight-rail economic regulator on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Ocean-shipping regulator on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Federal-sector labor relations on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Federal-employee appeals on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Chemical-accident investigation on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Workplace-safety case adjudication on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Administrative-process research on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Civil-rights fact-finding on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Grant-making for African enterprises on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Grant-making in Latin America on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Retirement homes funded by a service-member trust fund — its operating contracts support a monitor.
Overseas military cemeteries on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Appalachian economic-development grants on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Alaska infrastructure grants on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Mississippi Delta development grants on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Northern-border development grants on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Southeast regional development on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Southwest-border development on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
RESTORE Act Gulf restoration on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Whistleblower and Hatch Act enforcement on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Executive-branch ethics oversight on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Privacy and civil-liberties oversight on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Disability-policy advice on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Accessibility standards on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Marine-mammal science oversight on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Historic-preservation review on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Capital-region planning on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Design review for the capital on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Nuclear-waste technical oversight on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Infrastructure-permitting coordination on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Federal purchasing from disability employers on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Homelessness-policy coordination on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Interagency bank-examination standards, member-funded — its own contract feed supports a monitor.
Inspector-general coordination on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Federal real-property disposal on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Tribal-relocation program on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Teacher fellowships on a federal trust endowment — its operating contracts support a monitor.
Public-service scholarships on a federal trust endowment — its operating contracts support a monitor.
Environmental scholarships and mediation on a federal trust endowment — a monitor is buildable.
Cultural-exchange grants on a federal trust endowment — a monitor is buildable.
Federal appropriation for operations and maintenance alongside earned revenue — its contract feed supports a monitor.
Preservation of overseas heritage sites on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Self-funded from postage, off budget — outside the appropriations and contract lens.
Funded by bank deposit-insurance assessments, off budget.
Self-funded from electricity sales, off budget.
Self-funded export financing, off budget.
Self-funded development finance, off budget.
Funded by credit-union assessments, off budget.
Ticket revenue plus federal grants — largely off the appropriations spine.
Funded by Farm Credit System premiums, off budget.
Self-funded national-park trust, off budget.
A federal appropriation passed through to public media — not a contracting agency.
Congressionally chartered, federally funded community-development nonprofit.
Congressionally chartered, now private — off the federal budget.
The White House policy offices on their own appropriations — signal monitors are buildable.
Trade policy on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Drug-control coordination plus HIDTA grants on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
Science and technology policy on its own appropriation — a monitor is buildable.
The discipline
Agency-native depth. No generic dashboards — each monitor speaks its agency's own money grammar: appropriations structure, exhibit formats, oversight calendar.
Provable numbers. Extractions validate against the source documents' own arithmetic before anything publishes. If a reconciliation doesn't recompute to the dollar, it's flagged, not shipped.
Two clicks to source. Every displayed figure carries a citation that resolves to the public record it came from.