Grant recipients › District CO-04

CO-04 federal grants, FY2026

$122,228,318 obligated in FY2026 across 328 grant awards performed in CO-04 (net of deobligations; recipients located outside CO excluded). Explore every award.

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Five-year trend

$147.8MFY2022$146.1MFY2023$228.0MFY2024$141.0MFY2025$122.2MFY2026
Obligations with action dates in each fiscal year (sum across awarding agencies).
Top awarding agencies by fiscal year
Fiscal yearTotalLargest agency
FY2022$147,840,331Department of Transportation ($96,832,096)
FY2023$146,129,357Department of Transportation ($101,455,048)
FY2024$227,980,542Department of Transportation ($129,651,155)
FY2025$141,042,460Department of Transportation ($117,330,737)
FY2026$122,197,189Department of Transportation ($139,316,277)

Top programs

Assistance listings by FY obligations
ProgramAwardsFY obligations
20.279 NATIONAL HIGHWAY PERFORMANCE PROGRAM (NHPP)13$41,786,105
20.205 HIGHWAY PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION72$30,969,667
20.934 NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT FREIGHT AND HIGHWAY PROJECTS1$29,190,000
20.287 SURFACE TRANSPORTATION BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM25$16,366,745
20.263 BRIDGE FORMULA PROGRAM14$7,152,848
20.268 CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CMAQ)3$5,253,000
20.117 AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE GRANTS4$2,962,191
10.760 WATER AND WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES1$2,550,000
20.265 CARBON REDUCTION PROGRAM3$2,273,293
10.766 COMMUNITY FACILITIES LOANS AND GRANTS1$1,917,000

Top agencies

Awarding agencies by FY obligations
AgencyAwardsFY obligations
Department of Transportation158$139,316,277
Department of Agriculture46$7,519,211
Department of Housing and Urban Development60$3,268,433
Department of Education49$1,391,172
National Aeronautics and Space Administration1$1,031,000
National Science Foundation3$540,898
Department of Health and Human Services1$233,948
Department of Energy2$0
Environmental Protection Agency1$0
Department of Homeland Security2-$394,601

Top recipients

By UEI, FY obligations
RecipientAwardsFY obligations
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION140$134,433,660
COLORADO CITY METROPOLITAN DISTRICT1$2,550,000
KIOWA COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT2$2,150,948
CITY OF LOVELAND3$2,036,001
CITY OF FORT MORGAN2$1,253,468
WASHINGTON COUNTY OF1$1,178,500
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY1$1,031,000
CROWLEY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-1-J1$683,260
TUTELA INSTITUTE LLC1$650,000
MEMBRANE PROTECTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.1$650,000

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Award sizes

FY obligations per award
SizeAwardsFY obligations
Under $50K172$2,531,464
$50K–$250K43$5,270,972
$250K–$1M39$20,207,567
$1M–$10M27$69,942,025
Over $10M2$57,563,975
Net deobligations (negative)45-$33,287,684

Private foundations funding organizations in CO-04

Foundation grant data currently covers recipients in Florida only.

Source: USAspending.gov (grant types 02-05, place of performance in CO-04). FY obligations are the net of transactions dated Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026.