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Hyatt Regency Washington

Delaware purchasing-card merchant profile · FY2018–FY2026 · 136 card swipes on the state p-card ledger

Total charged FY2018–26
$71K
136 swipes
Average swipe
$524
across all years
Latest year (FY2026)
$21K
29 swipes
Biggest spender
Department of Natural Resources and Environment Conservation
22% of charges

Charges by Fiscal Year

$3KFY2018$11KFY2019$4KFY2020$10KFY2022$7KFY2023$15KFY2024$21KFY2026

Who Swipes

Department of Natural Resou…$16KDepartment of Health and So…$11KExecutive$10KDepartment of Education$9KDepartment of Labor$5K
About Hyatt Regency Washington's state card charges

State employees swiped purchasing cards at Hyatt Regency Washington 136 times between FY2018 and FY2026, charging $71,219 in total — an average of $524 per swipe. The biggest spender was Department of Natural Resources and Environment Conservation (22% of charges). In FY2026, charges totaled $20,773. Annual payments grew 502% between FY2018 and FY2026.

Data: State Employee Credit Card Transactions, FY2018–present · explore the full ledger on the credit card explorer

Same brand, separate ledger entries

The state's ledger records some brands under multiple merchant names. Figures on this page cover only "Hyatt Regency Washington".

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