Vendor payments mirrored these trends, with several long-standing technology providers continuing to capture significant state business. The Texas Facilities Commission<\/a> was the top payee in FY 2025, receiving nearly $895 million, primarily for contracted services. DIR followed with about $596 million in receipts, reflecting payments for shared technology services such as the statewide technology center and telecommunications.<\/p>\n Deloitte Consulting LLP, a major IT and consulting vendor for Texas, received $327 million in payments. Team Housing Solutions Inc. was paid about $317 million, while cloud services provider Rackspace US Inc. received just under $250 million. Other vendors in the top 10 included Atos IT Solutions and Services Inc. ($139 million), AT&T Corp. ($128 million) and SHI Government Solutions Inc. ($73 million).<\/p>\n The $6.3 billion total reflects spending from 176 state agencies and nearly 8,100 vendors over the course of the fiscal year. The most significant categories of expenditure included purchased contracted services, IT services and payments to the statewide technology center, underscoring the state\u2019s continued emphasis on infrastructure, modernization and managed services.<\/p>\n The periodic reports of spending on IT goods and services<\/a> by agencies and departments in state government are compiled by Industry Insider \u2014 Texas as a way of highlighting procurements and trends.<\/p>\n
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