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Federal Contract Spending in Hidalgo County, TX (FY2025)

Federal agencies obligated $3.0 billion on contracts performed in Hidalgo County, TX in fiscal year 2025, about $3,292 per resident. The largest buyer was the Department of Homeland Security ($2.9 billion); the largest contractor was Bccg A Joint Venture ($1.9 billion).

Who buys

AgencyFY2025 obligationsShare
Department of Homeland Security$2.9 billion96%
Department of Defense$74.5 million2%
General Services Administration$17.3 million1%
Department of Agriculture$10.2 million0%
Department of State$6.6 million0%
Department of the Interior$2.2 million0%
Department of Justice$743,6500%
Department of Transportation$244,8050%
Department of Veterans Affairs$162,5990%
Department of the Treasury$00%

Who wins

ContractorFY2025 obligations
Bccg A Joint Venture$1.9 billion
Barnard Spencer Joint Venture$578.9 million
Mvm, Inc.$174.6 million
Granite Construction Company$169.1 million
Carbon Asset Developer Associates LLC$72.4 million
Rapiscan Systems INC$48.7 million
Deployed Resources LLC$36.9 million
Trailboss Enterprises, Inc.$24.8 million
Ean Holdings, LLC$13.1 million
Training, Rehabilitation, & Development Institute, Inc.$7.3 million

What it buys

Industry (NAICS)FY2025 obligations
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220)$2.6 billion
Security Guards and Patrol Services (561612)$200.1 million
Petroleum Refineries (324110)$73.9 million
Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing (334517)$48.8 million
Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services (541614)$37.2 million
Passenger Car Rental (532111)$13.1 million
Facilities Support Services (561210)$10.2 million
Engineering Services (541330)$5.7 million
Janitorial Services (561720)$1.9 million
All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (238990)$1.3 million

Largest contracts with money obligated in the year

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

ContractContractorAgencyStartedTotal value
70B01C25F00001121Bccg A Joint VentureDepartment of Homeland Security2025-09-24$873.5 million
70CDCR20C00000001Mvm, Inc.Department of Homeland Security2020-03-31$787.8 million
70B01C25F00001008Barnard Spencer Joint VentureDepartment of Homeland Security2025-09-19$708.6 million
70B01C25F00001152Bccg A Joint VentureDepartment of Homeland Security2025-09-26$572.7 million
70B03C20F00001383Loyal Source Government Services LLCDepartment of Homeland Security2020-09-30$421.2 million
70B01C25F00001151Bccg A Joint VentureDepartment of Homeland Security2025-09-25$368.5 million
W9126G19C0118Southwest Valley Constructors CoDepartment of Defense2019-08-07$326.9 million
75ACF121P00006Deployed Resources LLCDepartment of Health and Human Services2021-03-19$273.7 million
70B01C25F00000194Granite Construction CompanyDepartment of Homeland Security2025-03-14$198.5 million
70B03C21F00001132Rapiscan Systems INCDepartment of Homeland Security2021-09-28$186.9 million

By fiscal year

Fiscal yearObligations
2021$880.6 million
2022$629.4 million
2023$785.3 million
2024$621.3 million
2025$3.0 billion
2026 (partial: defense data lags 90 days)$1.2 billion

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County FIPS 48215. Population 921,549.

Open federal bids in this state: Texas federal bids.

Other counties: Tarrant County · Dallas County · Bexar County · Harris County · Travis County · Williamson County · Collin County · El Paso County

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.