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Contracts - G

Nevada spent $6.66 million on contracts - G in FY2026 — 142% of a $4.7 million budget. That is less than 1% of Contracts and operating supplies's spending.

That is 14% less than in FY2025 ($7.77 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$6.66 million$6,660,989
FY2026
$4.70 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
142%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−14.3%FY2025: $7.77 million

0.6% of Contracts and operating supplies spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$687 thousandNot available
FY2007$4.94 millionNot available
FY2008$7.08 millionNot available
FY2009$8.11 millionNot available
FY2010$13.5 million$8.21 million
FY2011$23.9 million$9.77 million
FY2012$18.6 million$17.1 million
FY2013$19.2 million$25.6 million
FY2014$22.7 million$10.8 million
FY2015$34.0 million$16.7 million
FY2016$18.3 million$22.1 million
FY2017$13.2 million$15.0 million
FY2018$12.7 million$13.8 million
FY2019$13.9 million$15.2 million
FY2020$12.6 million$13.6 million
FY2021$21.2 million$13.0 million
FY2022$26.5 million$12.1 million
FY2023$16.1 million$14.1 million
FY2024$6.93 million$2.68 million
FY2025$7.77 million$3.59 million
FY2026$6.66 million$4.70 million
FY2027See note$3.52 million
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Where the money went, by division

19 divisions. The largest, Secretary of State's Office, accounts for 40% of the total.
Secretary of State's Office$2.65M · 40%DHS - Child and Family Services$733K · 11%

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Divisions of Contracts - G, FY2026
DivisionSpent FY2026
Secretary of State's Office$2.65 millionNo budget
Treasurer - Unclaimed Property$1.06 millionof $1.11 million
DHS - Child and Family Services$733 thousandof $940 thousand
NVHA - Nevada Health Authority Director's Office$445 thousandof $45.0 thousand
Admin - State Public Works Division$361 thousandof $850 thousand
Admin - Division of Human Resource Management$265 thousandof $291 thousand
State Public Charter School Authority$213 thousandof $211 thousand
Public Employees' Retirement SystemNone recordedof $173 thousand
Treasurer - College Savings Trust$173 thousandof $175 thousand
Dps-Highway Patrol$170 thousandof $23.5 thousand
DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$152 thousandof $137 thousand
DCNR - Environmental Protection$117 thousandof $430 thousand
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Divisions of Contracts - G, FY2026, continued
DivisionSpent FY2026
Treasurer - Treasurer's Office$114 thousandof $112 thousand
Controller's Office$105 thousandof $83.3 thousand
Treasurer - Higher Education Tuition$61.0 thousandof $62.0 thousand
Emergency ManagementNone recordedof $60.3 thousand
Board of Examiners$31.7 thousandNo budget
Governor's Finance Office$9.5 thousandNo budget
DCNR - Parks Division$0of $1.2 thousand
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by division; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (33)
  • Admin - State Public Works Division
  • NVHA - Nevada Health Authority Director's Office
  • DHS - Child and Family Services
  • Treasurer - Unclaimed Property
  • Secretary of State's Office
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by divisions
Fiscal yearSecretary of State's OfficeTreasurer - Unclaimed PropertyDHS - Child and Family ServicesNVHA - Nevada Health Authority Director's OfficeAdmin - State Public Works DivisionOther (33)Budget
FY2006——$65.3 thousand$54.4 thousand—$567 thousand—
FY2007——$58.2 thousand$757—$4.88 million—
FY2008——$258 thousand——$6.82 million—
FY2009——$293 thousand——$7.81 million—
FY2010——$269 thousand$8.73 million—$4.52 million$8.21 million
FY2011—$6.5 thousand$249 thousand$11.4 million—$12.3 million$9.77 million
FY2012—$70.4 thousand$313 thousand$7.83 million—$10.4 million$17.1 million
FY2013—$339 thousand$325 thousand$7.49 million—$11.0 million$25.6 million
FY2014—$362 thousand$363 thousand$8.35 million—$13.6 million$10.8 million
FY2015—$464 thousand$459 thousand$9.67 million—$23.4 million$16.7 million
FY2016$2.4 thousand$483 thousand$600 thousand$9.91 million—$7.31 million$22.1 million
FY2017—$358 thousand$1.26 million$9.42 million—$2.17 million$15.0 million
FY2018—$536 thousand$1.26 million$8.82 million—$2.04 million$13.8 million
FY2019$88.3 thousand$569 thousand$1.39 million$9.35 million—$2.53 million$15.2 million
FY2020$171 thousand$512 thousand$867 thousand$8.67 million—$2.35 million$13.6 million
FY2021$4.1 thousand$708 thousand$618 thousand$8.54 million—$11.3 million$13.0 million
FY2022$450 thousand$171 thousand$905 thousand$9.18 million—$15.8 million$12.1 million
FY2023$177 thousand$725 thousand$1.05 million$9.73 million$345 thousand$4.04 million$14.1 million
FY2024$1.81 million$345 thousand$969 thousand$0$814 thousand$2.98 million$2.68 million
FY2025$3.63 million$156 thousand$873 thousand—$468 thousand$2.65 million$3.59 million
FY2026$2.65 million$1.06 million$733 thousand$445 thousand$361 thousand$1.41 million$4.70 million
FY2027——————$3.52 million
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Budget journey, 2025-27

How the 's budget changed from the Governor's proposal to today.

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $3.45 million. , many approved by the , have raised it to $4.7 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$3.45 million$3.43 million
$3.45 million$3.43 million
$4.70 million(+$1.25 million adj.)$3.52 million(+$93.0 thousand adj.)
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Notes

Divisions as organised in FY2026. Each row links to its page in Explore.