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Department of Transportation

Delaware state department spending profile · FY2018–FY2026 on the state checkbook

Spending FY2026
$1.05B
6.2% of the checkbook
Total FY2018–26
$9.00B
726,648 payments
Largest vendor
Delaware Transit Corp.
$1.34B
Primary fund
CAPITAL
65% of spending

Spending by Fiscal Year

$848.3MFY2018$897.6MFY2019$955.1MFY2020$995.3MFY2021$1.01BFY2022$1.04BFY2023$1.08BFY2024$1.12BFY2025$1.05BFY2026

By Fund Type

CAPITAL$5.83B · 64.8%
SPECIAL$2.89B · 32.1%
FEDERAL$226.7M · 2.5%
GENERAL$48.6M · 0.5%

Top Spending Categories

HGWY/BRIDGE RECONSTR$2.53BCONSULTANTS$1.27BSUBSIDIES$825.1MSALARIES/WAGES-EMPLOYEES$686.7MTRANSFER OUT$681.0MOTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE$402.2MHIGHWAY/BRIDGE CONSTR$202.3MHEALTH INS/EMPLOYERS' SH$194.8M

Top Vendors (all years)

#VendorPaidChecks
1Delaware Transit Corp.
$1,339,686,575
9,463
2Employee Compensation
$812,685,055
14,561
3Other Employment Costs Benefits
$437,613,070
38,866
4Mumford & Miller Concrete Inc.
$414,242,686
2,837
5Richard E Pierson Construction Co. Inc.
$353,161,825
889
6Wagman Heavy Civil Inc.
$313,037,443
238
7A Del Construction Co. Inc.
$278,674,148
1,873
8Allan Myers MD Inc.
$251,640,808
753
9Deldot Real Estate Account
$213,371,987
6,126
10Greggo & Ferrara Inc.
$205,331,761
849
About Department of Transportation's spending

In FY2026, Department of Transportation issued $1.05 billion in payments — 6.2% of Delaware's entire checkbook. Between FY2018 and FY2026, the department's payments totaled $9.00 billion. Its largest vendor was Delaware Transit Corp. at $1.34 billion. Most of its money flows through the CAPITAL fund type (65%). Annual payments grew 24% between FY2018 and FY2026 and peaked in FY2025 at $1.12 billion.

Data: State of Delaware Checkbook, FY2018–present · see how this department compares on the checkbook explorer
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