Federal contractor · #147 of 799
Microsoft Corporation
$2.99B
Federal contracts, FY2021–26
rank 147 of 799 companies
Yes
Lobbies Congress
reported lobbying since 2021, filed as MICROSOFT CORPORATION
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Spouse income reported
House members who reported a spouse's income from it (396 members' electronic reports read)
Members who reported spouse income from it
- Suzan K. DelBeneWA-01
Spouse's deferred compensation from Microsoft Deferred Compensation Plan (Fidelity), as reported for 2025.
2025 annual disclosure, Schedule C (filed 2026)
A spouse's income is legal and must be disclosed. This shows the reported income source next to the contracts, not that the member acted for the company.
Which agencies pay it
- Department of Defense$2.44B
- Department of State$168M
- Department of Justice$115M
- Department of Agriculture$108M
- Department of Homeland Security$65M
- Social Security Administration$54M
- Department of Transportation$30M
- Smithsonian Institution$5.8M
- Federal Maritime Commission$5.3M
- Agency for International Development$1.2M
Contract records
- MICROSOFT CORPORATIONUEI FMVPEWNJGLM1$2.99B
Sources: USAspending.gov (contract obligations on awards of type A–D, 2020-10-01 to 2026-09-30), Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act filings since 2021, and House Clerk annual financial disclosures. Lobbying is matched by name and is a floor. Contracts, lobbying and a spouse's job are legal and public; this page shows them side by side and does not claim one caused another. How the directory works.