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Where payment money went

Companies receiving the most in Dallas's payment file

Actual published payment lines grouped by Dallas vendor code—not contract limits or estimates.

Top 10 companies$476.23MNet published payments
Share of this file22.2%of $2.14B

Read this carefully: payment is not profit. A high total shows where money went; it does not prove waste or wrongdoing.

Coverage changed: Dallas's live file now starts October 1, 2025. Older rows fell out of the live download; that does not mean those payments were reversed.

  1. 1
    Trinity Alliance Ventures LLCGeneral construction · 18 payment lines
    $128.82M6.01% of file
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  2. 2
    Estrada Concrete Company LLCMostly general construction · 301 payment lines
    $101.11M4.72% of file
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  3. 3
    Perkins&Will, Inc.Architectural services · 12 payment lines
    $50.04M2.34% of file
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  4. 4
    Walsh Construction Company II, LLCGeneral construction · 11 payment lines
    $40.49M1.89% of file
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  5. 5
    Siddons Martin Emergency Group, LLCMostly ambulances and rescue vehicles · 362 payment lines
    $37.18M1.74% of file
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  6. 6
    SYB Construction Co., Inc.General construction · 112 payment lines
    $25.39M1.19% of file
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  7. 7
    Camino Construction, L.P.General construction · 70 payment lines
    $24.35M1.14% of file
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  8. 8
    Axon Enterprise Inc.Public-safety technology and equipment · 10 payment lines
    $24.34M1.14% of file
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  9. 9
    Douglas Dailey Construction LLCGeneral construction · 84 payment lines
    $22.9M1.07% of file
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  10. 10
    AT&T Enterprises, LLCPhone, cellular, consulting, and software · 364 payment lines
    $21.6M1.01% of file
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How this ranking was calculated

Net published payment amounts grouped by Dallas vendor code, then ranked. Clearly named government bodies, public districts, and City facilities were excluded from this company view.

  • Payment is not profit and a large total is not proof of waste or wrongdoing.
  • This is 22.2% of the loaded vendor-payment file, not 22.2% of Dallas's full budget.
  • Amounts are net of credits and adjustments; a negative line reduces a vendor's total.
  • Dallas does not publish a legal entity-type field here. Company classification is based on the recipient name and may need correction.
  • The live source currently covers October 1, 2025 through October 2, 2026 and excludes some separate payment datasets.
  • The live file dropped its older fiscal-year rows when coverage rolled forward. The lower row count and total do not mean those older payments were reversed.

Name check: rankings combine records that share the same Dallas vendor code, even when capitalization changes.

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Coverage: Oct 1, 2025–Oct 2, 2026 · Snapshot checked Oct 31, 2026

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What this payment file can—and cannot—say

Dates found in Dallas's live fileNot available–Not available

The dataset title says the 2019 budget year through today, but the live download currently starts in the 2025 budget year.

Important limitations

  • Dallas publishes other kinds of spending in separate sources.