New Mexico Federal Spending — Week of 2026-09-13

Federal Spending in New Mexico, Sept. 13–19, 2026

Federal spending in New Mexico totaled $11,000 during the week of September 13–19, 2026, with a single grant award distributed through the Department of Agriculture. The modest weekly total underscores a relatively quiet period for federal contract activity in the state.

The Department of Agriculture issued one grant valued at $11,000, marking the agency's sole contribution to federal spending in New Mexico during this reporting period. The award represents grant funding rather than contract procurement, suggesting support for agricultural programs or related initiatives within the state.

Activity was concentrated among a single contractor, which received the full $11,000 allocation. The limited contractor base reflects the concentrated nature of this week's federal spending, with no competitive distribution across multiple vendors.

The Department of Agriculture accounted for 100 percent of federal spending in New Mexico this week, with $11,000 obligated across one award. The absence of activity from other federal agencies indicates a lull in Defense Department, Health and Human Services, Transportation, and other major spenders' operations in the state during this particular week.

Grant awards dominated the spending mix, comprising the entirety of obligations. This contrasts with typical weeks that often feature a mix of grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements, suggesting this period captured a specific, grant-focused funding cycle rather than broad federal procurement activity.