Trillions in obligations — almost none of it procurement.
The whole Department of the Treasury (USAspending toptier agency 020) as recorded in the public spending feed: budgetary resources and obligations by fiscal year, and the largest contract awards. Treasury's obligations run into the trillions because they include interest on the debt and the mandatory tax-credit payments — transfers, not things Treasury buys. The contracts below are a fraction of a percent of that total.
Data currency
Treasury publishes contract-award detail without the Department of War's 90-day OPSEC withholding. Normal USAspending reporting lag still applies, so the contracts table is shown for the latest fully-loaded fiscal year; the in-progress fiscal year is partial and would understate.
Obligated (latest complete FY)
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Obligated (in progress)
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Top-15 contract value
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Toptier agency
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Department of the Treasury
Obligations over time
Total agency obligations by fiscal year. The current fiscal year is partial.
Largest contract awards
Ranked by total obligated amount on the award. For multiyear and IDIQ vehicles this accumulates across option years — a measure of award size, not single-year spend. Note how small these are beside total obligations: Treasury's money is mostly interest and transfers, not procurement.
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