Meter Intelligence
Federal Highway Administration

Federal Highway Administration

Period: September 2024

Total Spending: $170,186,547

MONTHLY CONTRACTING REPORT

SEPTEMBER 2024

Federal Highway Administration

⏱ GENERATED 12/3/2025

This report was generated once, at the time listed.

▼ NO MICRO CONTRACTS

Contracts or transactions under $2,000 are not included.

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Total Vendors

180

Contracts

379

Avg Contract

$449,041

Total Spending

$170,186,547

Reporting

Top Vendors

No vendor data available for this sub-agency.

Analyses

Buzzwords

Important phrases and terms that appear significantly more in Federal Highway Administration contracts during September 2024 compared to government-wide patterns.

Impact

Performance Locations

The top locations where contract work for Federal Highway Administration in September 2024 is performed.

Top States

  1. District Of Columbia

    113 contracts


    $66,751,314
  2. Virginia

    98 contracts


    $31,659,256
  3. Colorado

    28 contracts


    $16,051,787
  4. California

    15 contracts


    $16,001,517
  5. Montana

    13 contracts


    $11,862,623
  6. Ohio

    9 contracts


    $5,727,006
  7. Massachusetts

    17 contracts


    $4,896,358
  8. Washington

    14 contracts


    $3,013,353
  9. Oregon

    6 contracts


    $1,805,796
  10. Mississippi

    1 contracts


    $1,597,044

Top Cities

  1. Washington, DC

    113 contracts


    $66,751,314
  2. Mclean, VA

    27 contracts


    $14,608,201
  3. Loma, CO

    1 contracts


    $11,323,282
  4. Death Valley, CA

    2 contracts


    $10,392,084
  5. West Glacier, MT

    1 contracts


    $10,382,777
  6. Reston, VA

    22 contracts


    $6,905,922
  7. Columbus, OH

    8 contracts


    $4,874,106
  8. Santa Ynez, CA

    1 contracts


    $4,040,942
  9. Watertown, MA

    12 contracts


    $3,726,567
  10. Glenwood Springs, CO

    1 contracts


    $2,800,000

Vendor headquarters

The top locations where vendors receiving awards from Federal Highway Administration in September 2024 list as their primary business address.

Top States

  1. Virginia

    137 contracts


    $71,733,700
  2. California

    23 contracts


    $18,848,411
  3. Colorado

    31 contracts


    $15,316,280
  4. Montana

    13 contracts


    $11,889,512
  5. District Of Columbia

    20 contracts


    $8,806,100

Top Cities

  1. Reston, VA

    47 contracts


    $34,918,531
  2. Grand Junction, CO

    1 contracts


    $11,323,282
  3. Helena, MT

    6 contracts


    $10,946,486
  4. Redding, CA

    2 contracts


    $9,386,963
  5. Washington, DC

    20 contracts


    $8,806,100

Top Congressional Districts

The congressional districts where contract work for Federal Highway Administration in September 2024 will be performed.

  1. DC-98 ()
    $66,751,314
    113 contracts
  2. Jeff Hurd
    Colorado 3 (Colorado)
    Rep. Jeff Hurd, Republican
    $14,138,659
    3 contracts
  3. James Walkinshaw
    Virginia 11 (Virginia)
    Rep. James Walkinshaw, Democrat
    $12,862,910
    40 contracts
  4. Don Beyer
    Virginia 8 (Virginia)
    Rep. Don Beyer, Democrat
    $12,315,857
    27 contracts
  5. Ryan Zinke
    Montana 1 (Montana)
    Rep. Ryan Zinke, Republican
    $11,298,914
    6 contracts
  6. John Garamendi
    California 8 (California)
    Rep. John Garamendi, Democrat
    $10,392,084
    2 contracts
  7. Joyce Beatty
    Ohio 3 (Ohio)
    Rep. Joyce Beatty, Democrat
    $4,874,106
    8 contracts
  8. Katherine Clark
    Massachusetts 5 (Massachusetts)
    Rep. Katherine Clark, Democrat
    $4,221,453
    16 contracts
  9. Salud Carbajal
    California 24 (California)
    Rep. Salud Carbajal, Democrat
    $4,040,942
    1 contracts
  10. Morgan Griffith
    Virginia 9 (Virginia)
    Rep. Morgan Griffith, Republican
    $3,272,780
    4 contracts

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