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North Carolina: federal money, fiscal year 2026

All awardsContractsGrantsDirect paymentsLoansOtherPer resident
$91.1 billion$5.8 billion$11.7 billion$73.1 billion$5.4 million$372.9 million$8,488

Breakdown by award type from the USAspending award summary.

Largest contracts

RecipientAgencyAward value (whole award, all years)What for
BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INCGeneral Services Administration$1.1 billionTHE PURPOSE OF THIS EFFORT IS TO ACQUIRE CONTRACTOR SERVICES TO PROVIDE REAL-TIME, COMPREHENSIVE THREAT ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT, TRAINING DE
SODEXO MANAGEMENT INC.Department of Defense$913.8 millionMANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF USMC GARRISION MESS HALLS
CACI NSS, LLCGeneral Services Administration$836.5 millionSPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES EMERGING THREATS OPERATIONS AND PLANNING SUPPORT
OLD NORTH UTILITY SERVICES, INC.Department of Defense$663.4 millionWATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION SERVICES
V2X SYSTEMS LLCDepartment of Defense$606.0 millionIGF::OT::IGF
GENERAL DYNAMICS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INC.General Services Administration$465.3 millionMANAGED APPLICATION, INFRASTRUCTURE, NETWORKING, ENTERPRISE, AND SECURITY SERVICES (MAINES) IN SUPPORT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENC
ARCHER WESTERN FEDERAL JVDepartment of Defense$408.7 millionHURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY MILCON PACKAGE 7
SALIENT CRGT, INC.General Services Administration$351.7 millionENTERPRISE SUPPORT SERVICES AND ENDPOINT TECHNOLOGY (ESSET) TASK ORDER (47QFCA22F0026) AWARD FROM TASK ORDER REQUEST (47QFCA21F0072) IN SUPP
ASHBRITT INCDepartment of Defense$320.2 millionHURRICANE HELENE DEBRIS REMOVAL LAKE LURE NC
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATIONGeneral Services Administration$290.8 millionIGF::OT::IGF ITS EPA III END USER SUPPORT AWARD

Largest grants

RecipientAgencyAward value (whole award, all years)What for
TRANSPORTATION NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENTDepartment of Transportation$1.3 billionPROJECT TITLE: CM/GC - 2024 HURRICANE HELENE - PERMANENT REPAIRS TO I-40 IN HAYWOOD COUNTY :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: HIGHWAY RECONSTRUCTION
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONDepartment of Agriculture$637.1 millionCNP CN BLOCK PROG
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONDepartment of Education$534.0 millionTITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OFDepartment of Education$475.4 millionTITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONDepartment of Education$414.2 millionSTATE GRANT - B (611)
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONDepartment of Education$387.0 millionSTATE GRANT - B (611)
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETYDepartment of Homeland Security$319.4 millionGRANT TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DISASTER DAMAGED FACILITIES
LUMBEE LAND DEVELOPMENT, INCDepartment of Housing and Urban Development$279.0 millionINDIAN HOUSING BLOCK GRANTS
TRANSPORTATION NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENTDepartment of Transportation$250.5 millionPROJECT TITLE: I-26 FR NC 146 (LONG SHOALS RD) @ EXIT 37 TO I-40 :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: I-26 FR NC 146 (LONG SHOALS RD) @ EXIT 37 TO I-40
TRANSPORTATION NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENTDepartment of Transportation$244.2 millionPROJECT TITLE: PROGRESSIVE DESIGN BUILD - 2024 HURRICANE HELENE - PERMANENT REPAIRS TO US 19 WEST IN YANCEY COUNTY - NORTHERN SECTION :::: P

Every North Carolina U.S. House district

All 14 districts with who represents each. Type a ZIP above to highlight yours, or just compare them all.

DistrictMemberAll awards ▼ContractsGrantsDirect paymentsLoansPeoplePer resident
NC-11Chuck Edwards (R)$8.8 billion$531.7 million$2.6 billion$5.6 billion$13.3 million758,211$11,568
NC-03Gregory F. Murphy (R)$7.5 billion$1.3 billion$318.4 million$5.9 billion$5.3 million760,895$9,898
NC-04Valerie P. Foushee (D)$6.7 billion$1.2 billion$330.8 million$4.9 billion$684,261769,729$8,640
NC-01Donald G. Davis (D)$5.7 billion$359.8 million$329.2 million$5.0 billion$4.9 million747,584$7,619
NC-07David Rouzer (R)$5.4 billion$354.1 million$243.7 million$4.8 billion-$336,419778,792$6,972
NC-09Richard Hudson (R)$4.5 billion$975.7 million$41.6 million$3.5 billion$2.9 million765,958$5,904
NC-02Deborah K. Ross (D)$3.9 billion$161.3 million$3.6 billion$192.9 million-$1.3 million766,292$5,148
NC-13Brad Knott (R)$3.9 billion$186.8 million$121.3 million$3.6 billion$3.0 million792,542$4,961
NC-10Pat Harrigan (R)$3.8 billion$226.0 million$182.9 million$3.3 billion$1.5 million766,029$4,902
NC-05Virginia Foxx (R)$3.8 billion$53.2 million$208.6 million$3.5 billion$1.6 million751,008$4,995
NC-14Tim Moore (R)$3.6 billion$128.3 million$279.5 million$3.2 billion$1.6 million767,409$4,650
NC-08Mark Harris (R)$2.7 billion$64.5 million$110.9 million$2.6 billion$2.0 million765,329$3,581
NC-06Addison P. McDowell (R)$2.7 billion$155.1 million$86.4 million$2.4 billion$984,018769,663$3,523
NC-12Alma S. Adams (D)$525.6 million$92.4 million$218.1 million$255.1 million-$41.1 million770,963$682

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Federal money in North Carolina by agency

Fiscal year 2026: $131.1 billion from 50 agencies.

AgencyAwarded in North Carolina ▼
Social Security Administration$58.5 billion
Department of Health and Human Services$36.5 billion
Department of Veterans Affairs$12.1 billion
Department of Transportation$5.9 billion
Department of Agriculture$5.3 billion
Department of Defense$2.8 billion
Department of Education$2.8 billion
Department of Homeland Security$2.5 billion
Department of Housing and Urban Development$1.2 billion
General Services Administration$873.8 million
Environmental Protection Agency$475.6 million
Department of Energy$321.2 million
Department of Labor$312.4 million
Railroad Retirement Board$267.1 million
Federal Communications Commission$252.2 million
Department of Justice$242.8 million
National Science Foundation$203.2 million
Department of the Interior$164.5 million
Department of Commerce$112.5 million
Agency for International Development$44.3 million
National Aeronautics and Space Administration$21.0 million
Corporation for National and Community Service$16.3 million
National Endowment for the Humanities$13.3 million
Institute of Museum and Library Services$9.7 million
Small Business Administration$9.6 million

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Tap a column name to sort. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Department of the Treasury), award obligations by place of performance. Collected Nov 14, 2026 11:42 PM CST.

Campaign money: North Carolina's members of Congress

MemberChamberDistrictPartyRaised 2025-26 ▼Cash on hand
Donald G. DavisHouseDistrict 1D$5.8 million$825,818
Thom TillisSenateR$4.7 million$3.6 million
Richard HudsonHouseDistrict 9R$4.2 million$925,976
Gregory F. MurphyHouseDistrict 3R$2.9 million$2.3 million
David RouzerHouseDistrict 7R$2.5 million$1.7 million
Virginia FoxxHouseDistrict 5R$2.2 million$3.5 million
Tim MooreHouseDistrict 14R$2.1 million$1.1 million
Deborah K. RossHouseDistrict 2D$2.0 million$1.3 million
Ted BuddSenateR$1.8 million$728,189
Brad KnottHouseDistrict 13R$1.7 million$619,471
Addison P. McDowellHouseDistrict 6R$1.5 million$152,973
Pat HarriganHouseDistrict 10R$1.3 million$462,978
Mark HarrisHouseDistrict 8R$1.2 million$411,264
Valerie P. FousheeHouseDistrict 4D$1.0 million$49,354
Chuck EdwardsHouseDistrict 11R$1.0 million$398,402
Alma S. AdamsHouseDistrict 12D$483,375$483,997

Tap a column name to sort. Totals reported to the FEC by each member's own campaign committee. 2026 candidates in North Carolina.

Donations from North Carolina residents, by election cycle

Election cycleItemized individual contributionsAmount
2025-261,053,050$141.2 million

Itemized contributions from individuals living in North Carolina to federal candidates, parties and PACs (FEC bulk files; contributions of $200 or less are usually not itemized and are not counted). Past candidates in North Carolina. Collected -.

North Carolina state and local government finances

Fiscal year 2024 (each government's own fiscal year). Taxes, other revenue, spending and debt for the state government and the local governments in North Carolina.

GovernmentTaxesGeneral revenueFrom the federal governmentDirect spendingDebt at year end
State and local governments combined$58.5 billion$139.4 billion$35.7 billion$140.9 billion$50.0 billion
State government$39.2 billion$87.1 billion$31.4 billion$69.0 billion$13.1 billion
All local governments$19.3 billion$73.1 billion$4.3 billion$72.0 billion$36.9 billion

State government spending by function

Function (Census name)Spending: current operations + construction + other capital
Welfare NEC$30.9 billion
Higher Educ$8.3 billion
Regular Highways$6.5 billion
Hospitals$3.4 billion
Higher Education-Aux$3.0 billion
Correction Insts$2.1 billion
General NEC$2.0 billion
Financial Adm$1.6 billion
Judicial$1.3 billion
Health$1.0 billion
Natural Resources NEC$863.4 million
Elem Sec Educ$761.2 million
State Education-NEC$664.5 million
Police Protection$622.6 million
Parks & Rec$546.5 million

General revenue = taxes + charges + other general revenue + money from other governments; direct spending = current operations + construction + capital outlay + interest + assistance (sums of Census item codes by letter). Utilities, liquor stores and insurance trusts are not in these totals. Source: State and local government finances 2024, annual survey sample of units (U.S. Census Bureau) (U.S. Census Bureau). Collected Nov 14, 2026 11:48 PM CST. Amounts as published (thousands of dollars in the file; shown in dollars). Group totals are sums of item codes by letter. Item code list: Census technical documentation.

North Carolina's own spending (state government)

Not collected yet for North Carolina. We add a state when it publishes its spending as open data we can check. States with their own spending here now: Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Texas, Vermont. Meanwhile see USA.gov: North Carolina for the state's official sites.

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