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Contracts by State
The states where vendors receiving coronavirus-related contracts are headquartered.
State | Vendors | Total Committed |
---|---|---|
Virginia | 739 | $6,287,723,894 |
Maryland | 498 | $3,978,376,917 |
California | 820 | $3,161,851,175 |
Texas | 555 | $2,321,464,832 |
Illinois | 242 | $2,125,292,495 |
North Carolina | 188 | $1,994,712,468 |
District of Columbia | 128 | $1,634,278,336 |
Florida | 434 | $1,629,581,373 |
Massachusetts | 231 | $1,577,522,155 |
New Jersey | 199 | $1,488,704,838 |
New York | 325 | $1,314,761,618 |
Michigan | 159 | $970,108,519 |
Minnesota | 121 | $917,262,282 |
Pennsylvania | 269 | $862,535,877 |
Delaware | 24 | $765,302,002 |
Colorado | 181 | $730,199,353 |
Washington | 222 | $728,566,592 |
Indiana | 97 | $657,395,896 |
Nevada | 57 | $617,744,214 |
Kansas | 58 | $603,507,717 |
Wisconsin | 101 | $536,384,953 |
Georgia | 214 | $511,011,064 |
Tennessee | 107 | $488,494,378 |
Ohio | 214 | $480,523,984 |
Arizona | 189 | $358,696,353 |
Puerto Rico | 37 | $337,807,920 |
New Mexico | 104 | $331,682,959 |
Oklahoma | 84 | $306,398,999 |
Alabama | 102 | $263,920,274 |
Missouri | 105 | $247,659,346 |
Oregon | 137 | $197,500,888 |
South Carolina | 88 | $145,392,548 |
Kentucky | 68 | $141,278,316 |
Alaska | 114 | $122,578,891 |
Louisiana | 73 | $115,566,677 |
New Hampshire | 33 | $104,497,424 |
Connecticut | 67 | $90,624,888 |
Mississippi | 57 | $67,050,885 |
Rhode Island | 25 | $66,532,565 |
Utah | 61 | $63,701,267 |
Iowa | 36 | $53,070,222 |
Maine | 42 | $48,539,778 |
Nebraska | 43 | $45,798,124 |
Idaho | 47 | $35,741,159 |
Hawaii | 58 | $30,708,416 |
Montana | 54 | $18,733,816 |
Arkansas | 44 | $17,984,631 |
South Dakota | 54 | $15,116,924 |
West Virginia | 36 | $14,253,653 |
Vermont | 14 | $13,496,357 |
North Dakota | 17 | $2,894,559 |
Virgin Islands | 11 | $2,118,502 |
American Samoa | 1 | $1,128,000 |
Guam | 10 | $814,743 |
Wyoming | 17 | $124,349 |
About this data
This data comes from the Federal Procurement Data System, which includes all contracts worth $10,000 or more. We look at all contracts that are tagged with the procurement code for COVID-19 or otherwise started in 2020 and contain “COVID-19” in the description. Department of Defense contracting data is subject to a 90-day delay before it appears in the data.