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SPENDING LEADSBoeing leads NASA award spending, holding 26.7% to 29.3% over 90 days.
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CONTRACT AWARDSState Department posts $26.5M Accenture obligation in October contract batch.
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MEETINGS AND VOTESBaja California articles mandate government reports for legislative accountability.
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THE JONES ACTDOT obligated $14.2B additional funds in final quarter of FY2026.
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THE ECONOMYFederal Reserve publishes two regulatory rules in Federal Register.
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The narratorWelcome to the Government Spending Report, your daily look at where public dollars go. Today is Sunday, October eleventh, twenty twenty-six.
The narratorBoeing holds a significant share of NASA award spending. This covers the last 90 days of observed spending. Updated contractor share figures were posted.
The narratorThe Department of State posted a significant Accenture obligation. This was part of a contract batch. Five separate obligations were recorded.
The narratorBaja California constitutional articles mandate government reports. These reports are for legislative accountability. The requirement was established before state congress.
The narratorThe DOT obligated additional funds in the final quarter of fiscal year 2026. Fiscal year end figures show flat agency budget authority. Obligations and outlays rose.
The narratorThe Federal Reserve published two regulatory rules. These were in the Federal Register. Regulation A and Regulation D filings were posted.
The narratorThat's all for today's Government Spending Report. Join us again tomorrow.
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