National Transportation Safety Board

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Observed amount in the data

$15,329,781

79 distinct awards · 84 actions · 45 recipients in this sample. FY in loaded set: 2025.

Data loaded: 2026-08-24T13:08:39Z UTC. Snapshot: 2026-08-24-part-00. First published snapshot on this URL. Loaded-set figures have not changed versus a previous snapshot because none existed.

How this agency compares

These figures are calculated, not copied from the source. They use 833150 money records in the sample. Percent vs average = (this − mean of qualified hubs) / |mean| × 100. Similar hubs = 4 nearest by log10(|obligation|) and log10(award_count). HHI = sum of squared |obligation| shares × 10,000 among recipients in this cell.

Metric	This hub	Loaded-set average	% vs average	Similar-hub average	% vs similar
Obligation (USD)	$15,329,781	$2,784,406,393	-99.4%	$15,829,856	-3.2%
Awards	79	12802.8	-99.4%	86	-8.1%
Recipient HHI (calculated)	1908.6	1572.4	+21.4%	687.3	+177.7%

Similar hubs (similar spend / size)

Federal Communications Commission — $14,452,210 · 89 awards · HHI 924.6
Millennium Challenge Corporation — $13,288,549 · 73 awards · HHI 470.6
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency — $16,907,309 · 99 awards · HHI 672.8
Federal Trade Commission — $18,671,356 · 83 awards · HHI 681.3

Recipients above and below this agency’s average

Vs loaded-set: below loaded-set average. Vs similar: below similar-hub average.

Good/bad here means listed recipients above/below the average obligation of recipients shown on this hub (min 3 rows). Not a performance rating of the agency. Listed-recipient average obligation (calculated on this hub’s min-3 list): $1,081,821.

Recipients above the listed average

Recipient	UEI / id	Obligation (observed)	Rows (observed)
DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP	`CKV2L9GZKJK3`	$5,943,410	9
DELL FEDERAL SYSTEMS L.P	`N1C5QLNPJLS4`	$1,658,022	4

Recipients below the listed average

Recipient	UEI / id	Obligation (observed)	Rows (observed)
STUART B. CONSULTANTS, INC.	`MRXCK2NUH7D5`	$2,718	4
FREE STATE REPORTING, INC.	`RGGVJTY3DJR3`	$83,219	4
WINDROSE MEDIA LLC	`JCGNHW9RV3S7`	$97,820	4
ATT MOBILITY LLC	`P2S7GZFBCSJ1`	$185,083	3
HERITAGE REPORTING CORPORATION	`QGJSQN7LGCT6`	$210,000	3
CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP	`DT8KJHZXVJH5`	$474,297	7

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Most dollars

Recipient	UEI / id	Obligation (observed)	Rows (observed)
DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP	`CKV2L9GZKJK3`	$5,943,410	9
DELL FEDERAL SYSTEMS L.P	`N1C5QLNPJLS4`	$1,658,022	4
CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP	`DT8KJHZXVJH5`	$474,297	7
HERITAGE REPORTING CORPORATION	`QGJSQN7LGCT6`	$210,000	3
ATT MOBILITY LLC	`P2S7GZFBCSJ1`	$185,083	3
WINDROSE MEDIA LLC	`JCGNHW9RV3S7`	$97,820	4
FREE STATE REPORTING, INC.	`RGGVJTY3DJR3`	$83,219	4
STUART B. CONSULTANTS, INC.	`MRXCK2NUH7D5`	$2,718	4

Most award rows

Recipient	UEI / id	Obligation (observed)	Rows (observed)
DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP	`CKV2L9GZKJK3`	$5,943,410	9
CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP	`DT8KJHZXVJH5`	$474,297	7
DELL FEDERAL SYSTEMS L.P	`N1C5QLNPJLS4`	$1,658,022	4
WINDROSE MEDIA LLC	`JCGNHW9RV3S7`	$97,820	4
FREE STATE REPORTING, INC.	`RGGVJTY3DJR3`	$83,219	4
STUART B. CONSULTANTS, INC.	`MRXCK2NUH7D5`	$2,718	4
HERITAGE REPORTING CORPORATION	`QGJSQN7LGCT6`	$210,000	3
ATT MOBILITY LLC	`P2S7GZFBCSJ1`	$185,083	3

Largest share of listed recipients (calculated)

Recipient	UEI / id	Obligation (observed)	Rows (observed)	Share of listed
DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP	`CKV2L9GZKJK3`	$5,943,410	9	68.67%
DELL FEDERAL SYSTEMS L.P	`N1C5QLNPJLS4`	$1,658,022	4	19.16%
CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP	`DT8KJHZXVJH5`	$474,297	7	5.48%
HERITAGE REPORTING CORPORATION	`QGJSQN7LGCT6`	$210,000	3	2.43%
ATT MOBILITY LLC	`P2S7GZFBCSJ1`	$185,083	3	2.14%
WINDROSE MEDIA LLC	`JCGNHW9RV3S7`	$97,820	4	1.13%
FREE STATE REPORTING, INC.	`RGGVJTY3DJR3`	$83,219	4	0.96%
STUART B. CONSULTANTS, INC.	`MRXCK2NUH7D5`	$2,718	4	0.03%

Top recipients — observed federal_action_obligation in this sample

Source, date, method

Coverage status: sample — SAMPLE of the first CSV member, using only R2 chunk part-00 (250 MiB). The member continues into later parts. These are not full-archive national totals.

Data collected: 2026-08-24T13:08:39Z UTC. Data rechecked: 2026-08-24T13:08:39Z UTC. Archive date: 2026-08-18.

Freshness: held snapshot; this page does not imply live or complete national coverage.

Source: USAspending.gov Award Data Archive · file FY2025_All_Contracts_Full_20260806.zip · member FY2025_All_Contracts_Full_20260806_1.csv.

Method: Sum federal_action_obligation by awarding_agency_code x US fiscal year of action_date (FY starts 1 October). Award counts are distinct contract_award_unique_key values in this sample. Deobligations (negative) are included. Min-N: agency x FY page only if award_count >= 10 or |obligation| >= 10000000. Recipient lists require at least 3 transaction rows in this sample. Recipient award_count on lists is transaction rows, labelled as such.

Rows used: 833150 money records. Amounts are US dollars. All percentages use this loaded sample only.

Derived from USAspending.gov (U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service). U.S. government work, public domain (17 U.S.C. 105). This site is not the official USAspending search and is not endorsed by Treasury or OMB.

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