Federal contracts by state

Federal Contracts in Washington: Spending, Agencies & Vendors

Data through 2026-08-19 · FY2026 to date

Obligations, FY2026 to date
$13.5B
Contract awards
85,897
Average award size
$158K
vs. prior full fiscal year
14.4% decline
Obligations by fiscal year
Obligations by fiscal year $0 $4.4B $8.9B $13.3B $17.7B FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $13.5B
Obligations by fiscal year
ItemObligations
FY21$15.6B
FY22$12.1B
FY23$13B
FY24$15.4B
FY25$15.8B
FY26$13.5B

Obligations fell 14.4% year over year, from $15.8B in FY2025 to $13.5B in FY2026 to date.

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Washington received $13.5B in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date, spread across 85,897 awards with an average award size of $158K. Obligations are down 14.4% year over year. The Department of Defense and the Department of Energy dominate buying activity, obligating $8.9B and $3.2B respectively. THE BOEING COMPANY is the largest vendor with $5.9B in obligations, followed by BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE at $1.2B. Aircraft Manufacturing leads industries with $5.9B in obligations, while Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences accounts for $1.2B. Prior fiscal years show variability: FY21 was $15.6B, FY22 was $12.1B, FY23 was $13B, FY24 was $15.4B, and FY25 was $15.8B. All figures are contract obligations, and current-year totals are partial (fiscal year to date). Use these figures to benchmark procurement concentration, contractor opportunity, and sector exposure for Washington-based business development and capture planning.

What agencies are driving contract obligations in Washington?

The Department of Defense is the largest buyer, obligating $8.9B in FY2026 to date. The Department of Energy is the second-largest buyer, obligating $3.2B. Smaller but material buyers include the Department of Veterans Affairs at $301M and the Department of Agriculture at $281M. These top buyers explain most of the state total of $13.5B.

Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date 1 Department of Defense $8.9B 2 Department of Energy $3.2B 3 Department of Veterans Affairs $301M 4 Department of Agriculture $281M 5 Department of Homeland Security $265M 6 Department of the Interior $97.5M 7 Department of Transportation $96.4M 8 General Services Administration $83.8M 9 Department of Health and Human Services $73.1M 10 Department of Commerce $72M
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Department of Defense$8.9B
Department of Energy$3.2B
Department of Veterans Affairs$301M
Department of Agriculture$281M
Department of Homeland Security$265M
Department of the Interior$97.5M
Department of Transportation$96.4M
General Services Administration$83.8M
Department of Health and Human Services$73.1M
Department of Commerce$72M

Department of Defense was the top federal buyer in Washington, obligating $8.9B (66.0% of the state total).

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Which vendors and industries capture the most federal dollars in Washington?

THE BOEING COMPANY is the largest vendor with $5.9B in obligations. BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE follows with $1.2B, and HANFORD TANK WASTE OPERATIONS & CLOSURE, LLC has $787M. Aircraft Manufacturing is the leading industry at $5.9B, and Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences accounts for $1.2B.

Top 10 vendors, FY2026 to date
Top 10 vendors, FY2026 to date 1 THE BOEING COMPANY $5.9B 2 BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE $1.2B 3 HANFORD TANK WASTE OPERATIONS & CLOSURE, LLC $787M 4 BECHTEL NATIONAL, INC. $627M 5 CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP COMPANY, LLC $455M 6 FLATIRON-AECON JOINT VENTURE $320M 7 KIEWIT-ALBERICI SIOP MACC AJV $290M 8 PACMED CLINICS $180M 9 AMAZON WEB SERVICES, INC. $153M 10 THE BOEING COMPANY $137M
Top 10 vendors, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
THE BOEING COMPANY$5.9B
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE$1.2B
HANFORD TANK WASTE OPERATIONS & CLOSURE, LLC$787M
BECHTEL NATIONAL, INC.$627M
CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP COMPANY, LLC$455M
FLATIRON-AECON JOINT VENTURE$320M
KIEWIT-ALBERICI SIOP MACC AJV$290M
PACMED CLINICS$180M
AMAZON WEB SERVICES, INC.$153M
THE BOEING COMPANY$137M

THE BOEING COMPANY led all contractors in Washington with $5.9B, 43.8% of the state total.

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Top 10 industries (NAICS), FY2026 to date
Top 10 industries (NAICS), FY2026 to date 1 Aircraft Manufacturing $5.9B 2 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, … $1.2B 3 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal $782M 4 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction $747M 5 Unknown $627M 6 Remediation Services $590M 7 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction $425M 8 Ship Building and Repairing $304M 9 Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing,… $224M 10 Facilities Support Services $219M
Top 10 industries (NAICS), FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Aircraft Manufacturing$5.9B
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences$1.2B
Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal$782M
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction$747M
Unknown$627M
Remediation Services$590M
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction$425M
Ship Building and Repairing$304M
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services$224M
Facilities Support Services$219M

Aircraft Manufacturing was the largest industry in Washington, with $5.9B obligated.

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Top 10 vendors
RankVendorObligations
1 THE BOEING COMPANY $5.9B
2 BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE $1.2B
3 HANFORD TANK WASTE OPERATIONS & CLOSURE, LLC $787M
4 BECHTEL NATIONAL, INC. $627M
5 CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP COMPANY, LLC $455M
6 FLATIRON-AECON JOINT VENTURE $320M
7 KIEWIT-ALBERICI SIOP MACC AJV $290M
8 PACMED CLINICS $180M
9 AMAZON WEB SERVICES, INC. $153M
10 THE BOEING COMPANY $137M
Largest awards, FY2026 to date
RankRecipientAward AmountAwarding Agency
1 THE BOEING COMPANY $32B Department of Defense
2 BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE $30.7B Department of Energy
3 THE BOEING COMPANY $18.1B Department of Defense
4 BECHTEL NATIONAL, INC. $17.3B Department of Energy
5 WASHINGTON RIVER PROTECTION SOLUTIONS LLC $10.6B Department of Energy
6 THE BOEING COMPANY $5.5B Department of Defense
7 THE BOEING COMPANY $4B Department of Defense
8 THE BOEING COMPANY $2.7B Department of Defense
9 THE BOEING COMPANY $2.7B Department of Defense
10 CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP COMPANY, LLC $1.7B Department of Energy
11 HANFORD TANK WASTE OPERATIONS & CLOSURE, LLC $1.6B Department of Energy
12 THE BOEING COMPANY $1.5B Department of Defense
13 THE BOEING COMPANY $1.3B Department of Defense
14 CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP COMPANY, LLC $1B Department of Energy
15 THE BOEING COMPANY $867M Department of Defense
16 PACMED CLINICS $539M Department of Defense
17 HANFORD LABORATORY MANAGEMENT AND INTEGRATION LLC $523M Department of Energy
18 KIEWIT-ALBERICI SIOP MACC AJV $516M Department of Defense
19 THE BOEING COMPANY $515M Department of Defense
20 VIGOR MARINE LLC $444M Department of Defense
21 CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP COMPANY, LLC $372M Department of Energy
22 THE BOEING COMPANY $354M Department of Defense
23 FLATIRON-AECON JOINT VENTURE $337M Department of Defense
24 VIGOR MARINE LLC $275M Department of Defense
25 WSM PACIFIC SIOP, A JOINT VENTURE $248M Department of Defense

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Frequently asked questions

How much federal contract money goes to Washington?

Washington received $13.5B in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date. The total comes from 85,897 awards with an average award size of $158K, and obligations are down 14.4% year over year. Fiscal history shows FY21 at $15.6B, FY22 at $12.1B, FY23 at $13B, FY24 at $15.4B, and FY25 at $15.8B.

Which agencies award the most contracts in Washington?

The Department of Defense and the Department of Energy award the most contracts in Washington. The Department of Defense obligated $8.9B and the Department of Energy obligated $3.2B in FY2026 to date. Other notable buyers include the Department of Veterans Affairs at $301M and the Department of Agriculture at $281M.

Who are the largest federal contractors in Washington?

THE BOEING COMPANY is the largest federal contractor in Washington with $5.9B in obligations. Other top contractors include BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE at $1.2B and HANFORD TANK WASTE OPERATIONS & CLOSURE, LLC at $787M. The top industries are Aircraft Manufacturing at $5.9B and Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences at $1.2B.

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