How much did CAVC spend in FY2025?

United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims obligated $32.5M in FY2025 - a thin absolute book against $133.2M in budget authority.

What is CAVC's budget utilization rate?

United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims utilized only 24.4% of its $133.2M budget authority, a low draw-down versus peers.

How does CAVC rank among federal agencies?

United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ranks #64 out of 111 federal agencies by obligated amount in FY2025, with $32.5M in total obligations (-100.0% vs the average agency).

What is the difference between budget authority and obligated amount?

Budget authority is the ceiling Congress authorizes; obligated amount is what CAVC has committed through awards. For FY2025, $133.2M was authorized and $32.5M was obligated (24.4% utilization).

Where can I find detailed CAVC spending data?

Detailed spending data for United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is available on USASpending.gov. This page shows FY2025 budget authority, obligations, and peer context from the official federal spending database.

Federal agency spending profile · FY2025 USASpending.gov

United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC)

$32.5M obligated in FY2025 (-100.0% vs average agency).

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Data updated September 2025

United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims carried a thin absolute book of $32.5M in FY2025 against $133.2M authority (24.4% utilization). Size sits 100.0% below the tracked-agency average.

Obligated: $32.5M
Budget utilization: 24.4%; Bottom third
vs. average agency: -100.0%
Fiscal year: FY2025

Rank #64 of 111 agencies Similar size to MSPB

Well below average agency size

CAVC runs 100.0% below the $65.1B average agency obligation.

According to USASpending.gov, United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) carried a thin absolute obligation book of $32.5M in FY2025 against $133.2M in budget authority (24.4% utilization). Rank #64 of 111 marks a light absolute footprint in this corpus.

CAVC's 24.4% utilization signals a low draw-down band, with substantial authority still unobligated relative to peers. The gap from $133.2M authorized to $32.5M obligated is the structural signal.

Figures are award-transaction data from USASpending.gov (U.S. Department of the Treasury). See our methodology for how each agency total is assembled.

How does this agency compare?

Budget Authority

$133.2M

Obligated Amount

$32.5M

Rank #64

How CAVC Ranks Nationally

CAVC vs. all federal agencies by obligated amount

All 96 agencies with recorded FY2025 obligations

$32,465,140 64th of 96 higher than 0 of 96 agencies

all federal agencies with recorded obligations, bucketed by value

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Source USASpending.gov FY2025 agency obligations

Budget Utilization

CAVC had $133.2M in budget authority and obligated $32.5M, a utilization rate of 24.4%. That is a low draw-down band, with substantial authority still unobligated relative to peers.

$0 $133.2M

Read with this CAVC obligation profile

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much did CAVC spend in FY2025?: United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims obligated $32.5M in FY2025 - a thin absolute book against $133.2M in budget authority.
What is CAVC's budget utilization rate?: United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims utilized only 24.4% of its $133.2M budget authority, a low draw-down versus peers.
How does CAVC rank among federal agencies?: United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ranks #64 out of 111 federal agencies by obligated amount in FY2025, with $32.5M in total obligations (-100.0% vs the average agency).
What is the difference between budget authority and obligated amount?: Budget authority is the ceiling Congress authorizes; obligated amount is what CAVC has committed through awards. For FY2025, $133.2M was authorized and $32.5M was obligated (24.4% utilization).
Where can I find detailed CAVC spending data?: Detailed spending data for United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is available on USASpending.gov. This page shows FY2025 budget authority, obligations, and peer context from the official federal spending database.

Data Source: USASpending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Fiscal Year 2025. Budget authority totals are reconciled against OMB Program and Financial Schedules where available.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from USASpending.gov. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.

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