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The Books · Agencies · CSB

United States Chemical Safety Board

Award obligations from USAspending, with detail archived for FFY 2024 · 1 sub-agencies.

Drive chemical safety change through independent investigations to protect people and the environment.

Obligations · FFY 2024

$2.0M

Awarding agency CSB

Transactions

55

Award transactions in FFY 2024

Share of awards

0.00%

Of archived awarding-agency obligations in FFY 2024

MTS outlays

—

No matching MTS agency line

Obligations by year

Award obligations by fiscal year for United States Chemical Safety Board
Fiscal yearObligations
FFY 2024$2.0M
FFY 2023$2.4M
FFY 2022$1.0M
FFY 2018$2.7M
FFY 2017$1.6M
FFY 2016$1.7M

Award categoriesFFY 2024

Obligations by award category for United States Chemical Safety Board
CategoryAmount
Contracts$2.0M

Top sub-agenciesFFY 2024

Top sub-agencies by obligations for United States Chemical Safety Board
Sub-agencyCodeObligationsTransactions
United States Chemical Safety BoardCSB$2.0M55

Sources

  • Obligations are legal commitments, not the same as Treasury outlays. See award obligations and outlays.
  • Official websiteUSAspending agency pageBudget justificationMethodologyAll awarding agencies