West Virginia Federal Spending — Week of 2026-10-04

West Virginia Federal Spending Report: Oct. 4-10, 2026

The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded $282,000 in direct payments to a single West Virginia recipient during the week of October 4-10, 2026, marking modest federal activity in the state's spending landscape.

The week's sole federal award went to MAXINE APARTMENTS, L.P., which received the entire $282,000 allocation from the Department of Agriculture. The direct payment represents a concentrated distribution of resources, with no competing awards or diversified contractor activity during the seven-day period.

MAXINE APARTMENTS, L.P. accounted for 100 percent of federal obligations in West Virginia for the reporting week, establishing itself as the state's lone federal recipient. The company's single award comprised the entirety of federal spending activity tracked for the period.

The Department of Agriculture's $282,000 outlay reflects the agency's involvement in housing-related initiatives or agricultural support programs. No other federal agencies distributed funds in West Virginia during this timeframe, concentrating all observable spending activity within a single department.

The week's spending pattern reveals limited federal activity in West Virginia, with just one transaction processed. Direct payments—transfers made without competitive bidding processes—accounted for all obligations, suggesting either specialized funding mechanisms or targeted program distributions rather than open competitive procurement.