FY2025 · contracts-full-20260806 · registration state, not facility

Where data-center money moves, one family at a time

Federal DC-coded, IT-tower, and construction/kit obligations. Hyperscaler company-wide cash capex. Families stay named. They are never added. This is not a map of data halls.

Dell’Oro’s $1T slide is a blend. This page is the named set we hold. Read each row. Do not add the rows.

F1a federal contract families

Three layers on the same USAspending grain. L2 contains L1. L3 is a different PSC population. None of these is a hall map.

Do not add these rows.
Family Obligated Edges Codes Mix
L1 DC-coded $2,537,664,666.47 798 DC01, DC10, D301, D305 Orders only.
L2 IT towers $64.91B 23,039 DA–DK (excl. DI) + leftover D3xx Superset of L1; never add. No conserved cent total is in this repo (no L2 CSV).
L3 construction/kit $38,557,276,242.27 12,735 Y1 + 7B/7G/7K Y1 is every federal structure, not data halls.

Where the contractors are registered

This is not a map of data halls. The fill is recipient_state — the state where the contractor is registered with the government. It is not the place of performance, and no place of performance is extracted anywhere on this page. The outlined state on the construction/kit map is Alabama, not Virginia, because a single Department of Homeland Security building award to a joint venture registered there is more than two thirds of Alabama’s layer. And Virginia’s largest block in that layer is DOE → Bechtel nuclear work, not an Ashburn data hall.

One map per family. L2 IT towers has no conserved cent total in this repo, so it has no map either — a layer that cannot be summed to the cent cannot be drawn honestly. The two families below are never added to each other.

L1 DC-coded$2,537,664,666.47 obligated · FY2025PSC DC01, DC10, D301, D305. Colo, DCaaS, and labor — orders only.

Virginia alone is $1,665,983,588.83 — 65.650% of this layer. Its class spans $12.3M to $1.67B, so the fill cannot show how far ahead it is. The outline can, and the table below gives every figure.

L1 DC-coded: FY2025 obligations by contractor registration stateChoropleth of the 50 USPS states, Albers equal-area. Fill is obligated dollars in five quantile classes. Virginia is the largest at $1,665,983,588.83, 65.650% of the layer. A further $9,608,854.89 falls outside the 50 states and is listed beside the map. The fill is where the contractor is registered, not where any facility is.Alaska — $22,592,384.24 obligated · 8 edges · −$32,804.70 deobligatedAlabama — $4,904,552.32 obligated · 7 edges · −$734,411.19 deobligatedArkansas — $77,945.00 obligated · 2 edges · −$42,884.74 deobligatedArizona — $3,993,083.38 obligated · 7 edges · −$5,000.00 deobligatedCalifornia — $16,537,621.27 obligated · 42 edges · −$944,696.07 deobligatedColorado — $16,083,153.40 obligated · 25 edges · −$3,237,197.25 deobligatedConnecticut — $2,741,975.05 obligated · 6 edges · −$0.01 deobligatedDelaware — $4,348,983.11 obligated · 2 edges · no deobligationsFlorida — $7,862,376.10 obligated · 26 edges · −$355,980.97 deobligatedGeorgia — $12,304,428.81 obligated · 13 edges · −$8,343.66 deobligatedHawaii — $56,118.50 obligated · 3 edges · −$507,446.15 deobligatedIowa — $0.00 obligated · 1 edge · −$15,211.46 deobligatedIdaho — $44,730.00 obligated · 1 edge · no deobligationsIllinois — $789,073.71 obligated · 17 edges · −$180,497.70 deobligatedIndiana — $3,828,162.26 obligated · 3 edges · no deobligationsKansas — no edges in this layerKentucky — $232,510.75 obligated · 3 edges · no deobligationsLouisiana — $280,931.00 obligated · 1 edge · no deobligationsMassachusetts — $357,179.63 obligated · 4 edges · −$19,249.70 deobligatedMaryland — $415,583,185.87 obligated · 104 edges · −$52,020,078.86 deobligatedMaine — $150,000.00 obligated · 1 edge · no deobligationsMichigan — $190,857.55 obligated · 4 edges · −$7,492.90 deobligatedMinnesota — $260,133.70 obligated · 3 edges · −$591.84 deobligatedMissouri — $3,480,564.24 obligated · 7 edges · −$480,321.75 deobligatedMississippi — no edges in this layerMontana — $1,871,020.00 obligated · 1 edge · no deobligationsNorth Carolina — $5,591,609.79 obligated · 13 edges · −$79,468.40 deobligatedNorth Dakota — $1,276,857.00 obligated · 1 edge · no deobligationsNebraska — $608,112.91 obligated · 4 edges · −$1,322.80 deobligatedNew Hampshire — $9,214,884.51 obligated · 14 edges · −$107,218.47 deobligatedNew Jersey — $15,209,903.43 obligated · 15 edges · −$505,601.84 deobligatedNew Mexico — $148,527.73 obligated · 7 edges · −$10,814.82 deobligatedNevada — $1,074,322.40 obligated · 3 edges · no deobligationsNew York — $11,815,687.66 obligated · 17 edges · −$703,837.82 deobligatedOhio — $4,966,338.98 obligated · 14 edges · −$50,000.00 deobligatedOklahoma — $9,486,200.83 obligated · 4 edges · −$128,612.71 deobligatedOregon — $332,715.45 obligated · 1 edge · no deobligationsPennsylvania — $593,519.25 obligated · 5 edges · −$6,568.00 deobligatedRhode Island — $0.00 obligated · 2 edges · −$34,951.85 deobligatedSouth Carolina — $249,549,326.58 obligated · 6 edges · −$4,878,369.61 deobligatedSouth Dakota — $1,892,934.95 obligated · 3 edges · −$4,609.22 deobligatedTennessee — $526,004.92 obligated · 3 edges · −$1.74 deobligatedTexas — $11,225,663.98 obligated · 18 edges · −$979,878.89 deobligatedUtah — $1,298,820.36 obligated · 7 edges · no deobligationsVirginia — $1,665,983,588.83 obligated · 291 edges · −$45,890,843.56 deobligatedVermont — no edges in this layerWashington — $12,299,754.36 obligated · 8 edges · −$4,010,952.11 deobligatedWisconsin — $4,326,347.76 obligated · 4 edges · no deobligationsWest Virginia — no edges in this layerWyoming — $2,063,720.01 obligated · 2 edges · no deobligations

Obligated, FY2025 · five quantile classes

  • $45k – $281k8 states
  • $281k – $1.3M9 states
  • $1.3M – $4.3M9 states
  • $4.3M – $12.3M9 states
  • $12.3M – $1.67B9 states
  • $0.00 obligated2 states
  • No edges in this layer4 states
  • Largest state in this layeroutlined

Classes are quantiles, not equal steps — read the ranges, not the ramp. Deobligations are reported separately and are never netted into a fill.

$2,528,055,811.58 + $9,608,854.89 = $2,537,664,666.4750 states plus outside the 50 equals the layer total, to the cent. Nothing is rounded away and nothing is dropped.

Every one of the 50 states, as a table (50 rows)
StateObligatedShare of layerDeobligatedEdgesFill
Virginia$1,665,983,588.8365.650%−$45,890,843.56291Class 5
Maryland$415,583,185.8716.377%−$52,020,078.86104Class 5
South Carolina$249,549,326.589.834%−$4,878,369.616Class 5
Alaska$22,592,384.240.890%−$32,804.708Class 5
California$16,537,621.270.652%−$944,696.0742Class 5
Colorado$16,083,153.400.634%−$3,237,197.2525Class 5
New Jersey$15,209,903.430.599%−$505,601.8415Class 5
Georgia$12,304,428.810.485%−$8,343.6613Class 5
Washington$12,299,754.360.485%−$4,010,952.118Class 5
New York$11,815,687.660.466%−$703,837.8217Class 4
Texas$11,225,663.980.442%−$979,878.8918Class 4
Oklahoma$9,486,200.830.374%−$128,612.714Class 4
New Hampshire$9,214,884.510.363%−$107,218.4714Class 4
Florida$7,862,376.100.310%−$355,980.9726Class 4
North Carolina$5,591,609.790.220%−$79,468.4013Class 4
Ohio$4,966,338.980.196%−$50,000.0014Class 4
Alabama$4,904,552.320.193%−$734,411.197Class 4
Delaware$4,348,983.110.171%$0.002Class 4
Wisconsin$4,326,347.760.170%$0.004Class 3
Arizona$3,993,083.380.157%−$5,000.007Class 3
Indiana$3,828,162.260.151%$0.003Class 3
Missouri$3,480,564.240.137%−$480,321.757Class 3
Connecticut$2,741,975.050.108%−$0.016Class 3
Wyoming$2,063,720.010.081%$0.002Class 3
South Dakota$1,892,934.950.075%−$4,609.223Class 3
Montana$1,871,020.000.074%$0.001Class 3
Utah$1,298,820.360.051%$0.007Class 3
North Dakota$1,276,857.000.050%$0.001Class 2
Nevada$1,074,322.400.042%$0.003Class 2
Illinois$789,073.710.031%−$180,497.7017Class 2
Nebraska$608,112.910.024%−$1,322.804Class 2
Pennsylvania$593,519.250.023%−$6,568.005Class 2
Tennessee$526,004.920.021%−$1.743Class 2
Massachusetts$357,179.630.014%−$19,249.704Class 2
Oregon$332,715.450.013%$0.001Class 2
Louisiana$280,931.000.011%$0.001Class 2
Minnesota$260,133.700.010%−$591.843Class 1
Kentucky$232,510.750.009%$0.003Class 1
Michigan$190,857.550.008%−$7,492.904Class 1
Maine$150,000.000.006%$0.001Class 1
New Mexico$148,527.730.006%−$10,814.827Class 1
Arkansas$77,945.000.003%−$42,884.742Class 1
Hawaii$56,118.500.002%−$507,446.153Class 1
Idaho$44,730.000.002%$0.001Class 1
Iowa$0.000.000%−$15,211.461Zero obligated
Kansas$0.000.000%$0.000No edges
Mississippi$0.000.000%$0.000No edges
Rhode Island$0.000.000%−$34,951.852Zero obligated
Vermont$0.000.000%$0.000No edges
West Virginia$0.000.000%$0.000No edges
L3 construction/kit$38,557,276,242.27 obligated · FY2025PSC Y1 plus 7B/7G/7K. Every federal structure, not data halls.

Alabama alone is $4,581,621,724.87 — 11.883% of this layer. Its class spans $1.13B to $4.58B, so the fill cannot show how far ahead it is. The outline can, and the table below gives every figure.

L3 construction/kit: FY2025 obligations by contractor registration stateChoropleth of the 50 USPS states, Albers equal-area. Fill is obligated dollars in five quantile classes. Alabama is the largest at $4,581,621,724.87, 11.883% of the layer. A further $2,484,501,961.80 falls outside the 50 states and is listed beside the map. The fill is where the contractor is registered, not where any facility is.Alaska — $826,964,190.46 obligated · 302 edges · −$66,857,640.75 deobligatedAlabama — $4,581,621,724.87 obligated · 177 edges · −$30,237,121.59 deobligatedArkansas — $74,680,030.27 obligated · 23 edges · −$9,403,197.17 deobligatedArizona — $1,268,564,333.69 obligated · 222 edges · −$88,929,409.72 deobligatedCalifornia — $4,254,084,471.31 obligated · 1,266 edges · −$232,765,470.20 deobligatedColorado — $969,177,403.83 obligated · 346 edges · −$42,545,963.27 deobligatedConnecticut — $59,542,284.99 obligated · 137 edges · −$2,465,608.98 deobligatedDelaware — $6,687,046.08 obligated · 21 edges · −$35,052.80 deobligatedFlorida — $1,432,538,479.83 obligated · 667 edges · −$45,025,146.05 deobligatedGeorgia — $517,222,703.63 obligated · 236 edges · −$89,681,626.86 deobligatedHawaii — $1,991,708,797.64 obligated · 109 edges · −$3,454,010.48 deobligatedIowa — $192,432,514.49 obligated · 106 edges · −$4,254,810.74 deobligatedIdaho — $162,610,697.31 obligated · 104 edges · −$4,289,869.58 deobligatedIllinois — $1,105,100,265.37 obligated · 367 edges · −$71,208,717.80 deobligatedIndiana — $109,624,729.32 obligated · 76 edges · −$6,661,371.52 deobligatedKansas — $90,186,921.85 obligated · 61 edges · −$3,307,094.39 deobligatedKentucky — $187,550,993.59 obligated · 99 edges · −$7,599,091.44 deobligatedLouisiana — $600,886,173.61 obligated · 170 edges · −$59,530,673.91 deobligatedMassachusetts — $781,621,170.49 obligated · 263 edges · −$8,383,084.75 deobligatedMaryland — $1,832,859,698.17 obligated · 864 edges · −$45,979,089.58 deobligatedMaine — $22,625,246.07 obligated · 40 edges · −$199,564.24 deobligatedMichigan — $335,437,124.34 obligated · 156 edges · −$42,951,849.00 deobligatedMinnesota — $129,785,509.11 obligated · 123 edges · −$3,556,090.90 deobligatedMissouri — $911,177,405.89 obligated · 213 edges · −$74,295,992.10 deobligatedMississippi — $57,542,296.79 obligated · 62 edges · −$2,538,625.18 deobligatedMontana — $1,161,009,087.03 obligated · 89 edges · −$312,285,404.90 deobligatedNorth Carolina — $464,744,810.10 obligated · 174 edges · −$1,639,053.08 deobligatedNorth Dakota — $65,230,839.70 obligated · 40 edges · −$424,813,446.28 deobligatedNebraska — $916,566,546.43 obligated · 50 edges · −$1,701,272.00 deobligatedNew Hampshire — $23,987,108.80 obligated · 80 edges · −$535,165.48 deobligatedNew Jersey — $408,219,187.27 obligated · 233 edges · −$20,366,011.10 deobligatedNew Mexico — $343,770,129.16 obligated · 137 edges · −$288,977,548.87 deobligatedNevada — $205,834,079.73 obligated · 82 edges · −$4,265,584.59 deobligatedNew York — $731,749,435.45 obligated · 426 edges · −$100,243,589.99 deobligatedOhio — $570,592,007.82 obligated · 261 edges · −$23,586,866.94 deobligatedOklahoma — $196,219,782.03 obligated · 166 edges · −$4,539,192.47 deobligatedOregon — $178,243,089.40 obligated · 131 edges · −$2,652,086.19 deobligatedPennsylvania — $292,091,862.05 obligated · 257 edges · −$4,946,493.47 deobligatedRhode Island — $5,612,270.04 obligated · 16 edges · −$433,892.53 deobligatedSouth Carolina — $58,425,951.61 obligated · 99 edges · −$6,413,048.41 deobligatedSouth Dakota — $207,034,817.46 obligated · 116 edges · −$2,262,228.58 deobligatedTennessee — $260,281,903.67 obligated · 122 edges · −$22,158,811.43 deobligatedTexas — $1,516,460,952.48 obligated · 590 edges · −$345,888,753.78 deobligatedUtah — $406,590,605.09 obligated · 134 edges · −$12,962,339.70 deobligatedVirginia — $4,128,452,037.40 obligated · 1,713 edges · −$124,237,190.53 deobligatedVermont — $3,012,569.60 obligated · 27 edges · −$647,349.50 deobligatedWashington — $1,131,001,071.27 obligated · 262 edges · −$66,638,241.73 deobligatedWisconsin — $94,565,339.93 obligated · 78 edges · −$407,621.87 deobligatedWest Virginia — $170,606,024.15 obligated · 34 edges · −$1,117,889.08 deobligatedWyoming — $30,240,559.80 obligated · 24 edges · −$821,415.45 deobligated

Obligated, FY2025 · five quantile classes

  • $3.0M – $74.7M10 states
  • $74.7M – $196.2M10 states
  • $196.2M – $517.2M10 states
  • $517.2M – $1.13B10 states
  • $1.13B – $4.58B10 states
  • Largest state in this layeroutlined

Classes are quantiles, not equal steps — read the ranges, not the ramp. Deobligations are reported separately and are never netted into a fill.

$36,072,774,280.47 + $2,484,501,961.80 = $38,557,276,242.2750 states plus outside the 50 equals the layer total, to the cent. Nothing is rounded away and nothing is dropped.

Every one of the 50 states, as a table (50 rows)
StateObligatedShare of layerDeobligatedEdgesFill
Alabama$4,581,621,724.8711.883%−$30,237,121.59177Class 5
California$4,254,084,471.3111.033%−$232,765,470.201,266Class 5
Virginia$4,128,452,037.4010.707%−$124,237,190.531,713Class 5
Hawaii$1,991,708,797.645.166%−$3,454,010.48109Class 5
Maryland$1,832,859,698.174.754%−$45,979,089.58864Class 5
Texas$1,516,460,952.483.933%−$345,888,753.78590Class 5
Florida$1,432,538,479.833.715%−$45,025,146.05667Class 5
Arizona$1,268,564,333.693.290%−$88,929,409.72222Class 5
Montana$1,161,009,087.033.011%−$312,285,404.9089Class 5
Washington$1,131,001,071.272.933%−$66,638,241.73262Class 5
Illinois$1,105,100,265.372.866%−$71,208,717.80367Class 4
Colorado$969,177,403.832.514%−$42,545,963.27346Class 4
Nebraska$916,566,546.432.377%−$1,701,272.0050Class 4
Missouri$911,177,405.892.363%−$74,295,992.10213Class 4
Alaska$826,964,190.462.145%−$66,857,640.75302Class 4
Massachusetts$781,621,170.492.027%−$8,383,084.75263Class 4
New York$731,749,435.451.898%−$100,243,589.99426Class 4
Louisiana$600,886,173.611.558%−$59,530,673.91170Class 4
Ohio$570,592,007.821.480%−$23,586,866.94261Class 4
Georgia$517,222,703.631.341%−$89,681,626.86236Class 4
North Carolina$464,744,810.101.205%−$1,639,053.08174Class 3
New Jersey$408,219,187.271.059%−$20,366,011.10233Class 3
Utah$406,590,605.091.055%−$12,962,339.70134Class 3
New Mexico$343,770,129.160.892%−$288,977,548.87137Class 3
Michigan$335,437,124.340.870%−$42,951,849.00156Class 3
Pennsylvania$292,091,862.050.758%−$4,946,493.47257Class 3
Tennessee$260,281,903.670.675%−$22,158,811.43122Class 3
South Dakota$207,034,817.460.537%−$2,262,228.58116Class 3
Nevada$205,834,079.730.534%−$4,265,584.5982Class 3
Oklahoma$196,219,782.030.509%−$4,539,192.47166Class 3
Iowa$192,432,514.490.499%−$4,254,810.74106Class 2
Kentucky$187,550,993.590.486%−$7,599,091.4499Class 2
Oregon$178,243,089.400.462%−$2,652,086.19131Class 2
West Virginia$170,606,024.150.442%−$1,117,889.0834Class 2
Idaho$162,610,697.310.422%−$4,289,869.58104Class 2
Minnesota$129,785,509.110.337%−$3,556,090.90123Class 2
Indiana$109,624,729.320.284%−$6,661,371.5276Class 2
Wisconsin$94,565,339.930.245%−$407,621.8778Class 2
Kansas$90,186,921.850.234%−$3,307,094.3961Class 2
Arkansas$74,680,030.270.194%−$9,403,197.1723Class 2
North Dakota$65,230,839.700.169%−$424,813,446.2840Class 1
Connecticut$59,542,284.990.154%−$2,465,608.98137Class 1
South Carolina$58,425,951.610.152%−$6,413,048.4199Class 1
Mississippi$57,542,296.790.149%−$2,538,625.1862Class 1
Wyoming$30,240,559.800.078%−$821,415.4524Class 1
New Hampshire$23,987,108.800.062%−$535,165.4880Class 1
Maine$22,625,246.070.059%−$199,564.2440Class 1
Delaware$6,687,046.080.017%−$35,052.8021Class 1
Rhode Island$5,612,270.040.015%−$433,892.5316Class 1
Vermont$3,012,569.600.008%−$647,349.5027Class 1

Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files, 2023 (cb_2023_us_state_20m, cb_2023_us_state_500k), reprojected to Albers equal-area and simplified for display. Display geometry only — not for area, perimeter, or geocoding. Census boundary files are U.S. government works, free to use with acknowledgement to the U.S. Census Bureau as the source.

F2 hyperscaler company-wide cash capex

Latest filed quarter is the headline column. The FY column is each issuer’s own latest fiscal-year cash line: calendar 2025 for Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta; year ended 30 Jun 2026 for Microsoft; year ended 31 May 2026 for Oracle. Those windows are not the same twelve months. The quarter is not a slice of the FY when it falls after that FY. Mix is company_wide_cannot_split on every issuer. Do not add issuers to each other or to F1a.

Machine facts from the F2 pack. Two named windows per issuer, not a part-of-whole pair.
Issuer Latest quarter Latest FY Mix
Amazon $54.208B Apr to Jun 2026 · productive assets · AWS + fulfillment $131.819B Jan to Dec 2025 · calendar FY company_wide_cannot_split
Alphabet $35.674B Jan to Mar 2026 $91.447B Jan to Dec 2025 · calendar FY company_wide_cannot_split
Microsoft $30.876B Jan to Mar 2026 · year ends 30 Jun $115.948B Jul 2025 to Jun 2026 · year ends 30 Jun company_wide_cannot_split
Meta $18.997B Jan to Mar 2026 $69.691B Jan to Dec 2025 · calendar FY company_wide_cannot_split
Oracle $8.502B Jun to Aug 2025 · year ends 31 May $55.663B Jun 2025 to May 2026 · year ends 31 May company_wide_cannot_split

Largest DC-coded edges, FY2025

Largest edges among 798 (not a full list). Agency → parent → PSC. Colo, DCaaS, and labor. Not Amazon building halls.

Awarding Payee PSC State Obligated
HHSGeneral DynamicsDC10VA$246.9M
HHSCompanion Data ServicesDC10SC$216.0M
DoDSecurigenceD301VA$187.5M
VATista Science and TechnologyDC01MD$111.0M
DHSNovetta SolutionsDC01VA$78.3M
EducationPeraton Enterprise SolutionsD301VA$70.0M
DHSWico LimitedDC01VA$68.6M
TreasuryPeraton Enterprise SolutionsDC10VA$65.9M

Largest IT-tower edges, FY2025

Largest edges among 23,039 (not a full list). L2 includes L1. DA (applications) dominates. The federal hyperscaler appearance at this grain is compute-as-a-service, not DC10.

DoD → Amazon Web Services, PSC DB10, $226.7M is compute-as-a-service, not DC10. Do not add it to Amazon’s 10-K cash capex.

Awarding Payee PSC Obligated Note
DoDLeidosDA01$834.8MApplication labor
DOTL3HarrisDG11$690.4MNetwork
VAOracle HealthDA01$613.2MApps
VAFrancisco PartnersDA10$521.7MApp as a service
DoDFrancisco PartnersDA10$504.8MApp as a service
GSASAICDA01$481.3MApps
NASAPeratonD318$403.6MLegacy ADP
DoDSpaceXDG10$253.1MNetwork as a service
DoDAmazon Web ServicesDB10$226.7MCompute as a service; not DC10; do not add to Amazon 10-K

Largest construction/kit edges, FY2025

Largest edges among 12,735 (not a full list). The first rows prove the mix. Recipient state is contractor registration, not the facility.

The largest Virginia edge in this family is DOE → Bechtel Group, PSC Y181, $1,072,855,131.28 — nuclear work, not an Ashburn hall.

Awarding Payee PSC State Obligated Mix
DHSBCCG A Joint VentureY1PZAL$3.12BNot a hall
DoDDragados/Hawaiian DredgingY1EDHI$1.47BNot a hall
DOEBechtel GroupY181VA$1,072,855,131.28Nuclear, not Ashburn
DHSFisher Sand & GravelY1PZAZ$1.00BNot a hall
DHSBarnard Spencer JVY1PZMT$778.4MNot a hall
DoDRockwell Collins Australia7G20MA$454.0MKit, not Y1
DoDKiewit-Turner JVY1PZNE$403.9MNot a hall
DoDKiewit Infrastructure WestY1KZWA$402.2MNot a hall

What is not on this page

  • No place of performance. The maps above fill by recipient_state, which is where the contractor is registered with the government. Where the work happens is not extracted anywhere in this dataset.
  • F1b assistance and F3–F8 are not extracted.
  • Fifty state shapes cannot hold a layer. The choropleths above leave $9,608,854.89 of L1 and $2,484,501,961.80 of L3 outside the state fills, so each map carries its outside_usps_states bucket beside it, itemised (DC, territories, unrecorded, foreign — not “unmappable”). DC and the territories have Census boundaries and are drawn.
  • No Google map, no map SDK, and no third-party script of any kind — the site CSP is script-src 'self'. The choropleths are inline SVG built at deploy time from the same GeoJSON linked below. Pins on a registered address would have lied about place of performance; a shaded state says only what the field says.

Dataset

Static JSON, built from the frozen packs. Money is a string. Provenance is on every feature.

A public evidence project by GoValidate. Related: Federal Contracts.