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Federal Contract Spending in Capitol Planning Region, CT (FY2025)

Federal agencies obligated $6.0 billion on contracts performed in Capitol Planning Region, CT in fiscal year 2025, about $6,007 per resident. The largest buyer was the Department of Defense ($5.9 billion); the largest contractor was Rtx Corporation ($5.5 billion).

Who buys

AgencyFY2025 obligationsShare
Department of Defense$5.9 billion98%
Department of Veterans Affairs$30.0 million1%
Department of Homeland Security$15.3 million0%
Department of Health and Human Services$11.4 million0%
National Aeronautics and Space Administration$10.6 million0%
Department of Justice$9.2 million0%
Department of Labor$8.7 million0%
General Services Administration$7.9 million0%
Department of Transportation$1.8 million0%
Department of Agriculture$1.7 million0%

Who wins

ContractorFY2025 obligations
Rtx Corporation$5.5 billion
Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation$116.2 million
Triumph Engine Control Systems LLC$39.4 million
Acmt, Inc.$31.6 million
Amerifield JV LLC$19.9 million
Colt's Manufacturing Company, LLC$19.8 million
The Hartford Provision Company$14.3 million
Ensign-bickford Aerospace & Defense Company$10.6 million
Beacon Industries, Inc.$10.2 million
Paradigmworks Group, Inc.$8.7 million

What it buys

Industry (NAICS)FY2025 obligations
Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (336412)$5.3 billion
Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (336413)$246.7 million
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) (541715)$92.3 million
Hardware Manufacturing (332510)$25.5 million
All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing (333999)$22.0 million
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220)$21.1 million
Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (332994)$20.5 million
Aircraft Manufacturing (336411)$18.2 million
Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (332722)$14.8 million
All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing (311999)$12.8 million

Largest contracts with money obligated in the year

Value is the contract's total to date, not one year.

ContractContractorAgencyStartedTotal value
N0001918C1021Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2018-03-23$8.7 billion
N0001920C0011Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2020-03-23$7.5 billion
N0001923C0030Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2023-09-28$6.6 billion
N0001921C0011Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2020-12-01$4.9 billion
FA861108C2896Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2008-01-01$3.6 billion
N0001917C0020Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2016-11-08$2.7 billion
N0001915C0004Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2015-04-30$2.2 billion
N0001917C0010Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2016-12-01$1.8 billion
FA862616C2139Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2016-06-30$1.7 billion
FA861120F1010Rtx CorporationDepartment of Defense2020-01-01$1.6 billion

By fiscal year

Fiscal yearObligations
2021$512.0 million
2022$272.0 million
2023$644.4 million
2024$2.0 billion
2025$6.0 billion
2026 (partial: defense data lags 90 days)$7.6 billion

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County FIPS 09110. Population 994,115.

Open federal bids in this state: Connecticut federal bids.

Other counties: South Central Connecticut Planning Region · Western Connecticut Planning Region · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region

Source and coverage

Source: USAspending.gov, the U.S. Treasury's public record of federal spending. Figures are contract obligations (award types A, B, C and D) for federal fiscal year 2025, October 2024 to September 2025, by the place where the work is performed, not where the contractor is based. Grants and loans are not included. Retrieved 2026-11-01.

Obligations can be negative when earlier amounts are withdrawn. Some classified work is not reported. Contractors that may be individuals are left out of the name lists. Pushbuild is not affiliated with any government agency. Get the same data by API: US Federal Contracts API.