Delaware SpendingOther Employment Costs Benefits
Delaware state vendor profile · FY2018–FY2026 · 2,266,595 payments on the state checkbook
Payments by Fiscal Year
Who Pays Them
What the Money Buys (categories)
Not a company. This is the aggregate line for the employer's share of state-employee benefits — health insurance, pension contributions, payroll taxes.
Paired with Employee Compensation, it's the full cost of the state's workforce. Together the two payroll aggregates account for roughly a third of every checkbook dollar — detailed on the Salaries & Payroll page.
Other Employment Costs Benefits received $12.74 billion from the State of Delaware between FY2018 and FY2026, across 2,266,595 payments — an average of $5,621 per payment. The largest payer was Department of Education, accounting for 55% of the total. In the most recent year (FY2026), the state paid Other Employment Costs Benefits $1.91 billion. Annual payments grew 70% between FY2018 and FY2026.