Office of Personnel Management
OPM · FY2025 spending data
Manages the federal civilian workforce including hiring policies, retirement and health benefits for federal employees, and background investigations for security clearances. Spends $198 million in contracts to administer benefits for millions of current and retired federal workers.
💰 Taxpayer Accountability
OPM's massive 2015 data breach — which exposed 22 million personnel records — remains a cautionary tale about government IT competence. The agency oversees a federal benefits system that is far more generous than private-sector equivalents, and its hiring processes are so slow and bureaucratic that agencies struggle to attract top talent despite offering job security that private employers can't match.
Total Spending
$198.3M
Total Contracts
$198.3M
Total Grants
$0
Spending Breakdown
Contracts
$198.3M
100.0% of total spending
Grants
$0
0.0% of total spending
Historical budget trend data is not available for this agency. FY2025 contract and grant totals shown.
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Read more →Source: USASpending.gov · U.S. Department of the Treasury