West Virginia Federal Spending — Week of 2026-05-10

West Virginia Federal Spending Report: May 10-16, 2026

West Virginia received a single federal grant totaling $10,000 during the week of May 10-16, 2026, with the Department of Agriculture as the sole awarding agency. The modest funding represents limited federal spending activity in the state during this seven-day period.

The week's sole award was a $10,000 grant distributed by the Department of Agriculture. While details regarding the recipient and specific purpose have been redacted due to privacy considerations, the grant represents the entirety of federal obligations made to West Virginia entities during this reporting window.

One contractor received the week's funding allocation. The entity secured $10,000 through a single award, making it the state's only federal contractor during this period.

The Department of Agriculture drove all federal spending activity in West Virginia for the week, accounting for the complete $10,000 obligated. No other federal agencies issued awards to state recipients during the reporting period, indicating concentrated departmental focus on agricultural funding initiatives.

The seven-day period reflects relatively light federal spending momentum in West Virginia. With only one transaction processed, the week demonstrates the episodic nature of federal grant distribution, where spending can vary significantly from week to week depending on agency funding cycles and application timelines. Grant awards, which comprised 100 percent of the week's spending, typically indicate longer-term federal commitments compared to contract obligations.