How much did the military spend yesterday? $271 million

Yesterday's big winner was Northrop Grumman with an Army contract worth $86 million for STARLite system support. STARLite is a synthetic aperature radar and moving target indicator sensor system used by Army troops to achieve forward operating base situational awareness.

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Below are the contracts awarded by the Defense Department
January 10, 2019
totaling $271,342,637

Recent record daily spending: $37 billion on October 18, 2018

Army - $95,302,000

Northrop Grumman Systems (Linthicum Heights, MD) $86,200,000
Torch Technologies (Huntsville, AL) $9,102,000

Air Force - $56,531,249

The Aerospace Corp. (El Segundo, CA) $22,000,000
Raytheon Missile Systems (Tucson, AZ) $21,000,000
SRC (N. Syracuse, NY) $13,531,249

Navy - $55,044,535

MA Federal d/b/a iGov (Reston, VA) $22,238,503
Kapili Services (Orlando, FL) $21,966,450
AAI (Hunt Valley, MD) $10,839,582

US Transportation Command - $41,441,067

ABX Air (Wilmington, OH), American Airlines (Ft. Worth, TX), Air Transportation International (Irving, TX), Delta Air Lines (Atlanta, GA), FedEx (Washington, DC), Hawaiian Airlines (Honolulu, HI), JetBlue Airways (Long Island City, NY), Miami Air International (Miami, FL), National Air Cargo (Orlando, FL), Polar Air Cargo Worldwide (Purchase, NY), United Parcel Service (Louisville, KY), USA Jet Airlines (Belleville, MI), Western Global Airlines (Estero, FL) $41,441,067

Missile Defense Agency - $23,023,786

Lockheed Martin Overseas (Moorestown, NJ) $23,023,786