Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for procurement clerks

District of Columbia leads at $62,880 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
District of Columbia$62,880$53,140–$74,300
Massachusetts$60,110$51,910–$63,570
New Hampshire$58,830$51,210–$66,640
Minnesota$58,100$47,620–$62,830
New Jersey$57,460$48,750–$63,560
California$56,160$46,890–$65,070
Colorado$55,210$48,430–$61,850
Utah$54,950$46,210–$63,960
Virginia$54,660$47,940–$61,690
Alaska$54,100$50,270–$66,540
New York$54,080$46,660–$63,100
Rhode Island$53,980$47,300–$62,230
Maryland$53,960$42,850–$64,880
Hawaii$53,890$45,740–$61,010
Pennsylvania$53,800$46,570–$61,780
Maine$53,070$47,380–$61,930
Alabama$52,940$45,610–$60,690
Washington$52,910$47,840–$61,170
Oregon$52,700$46,040–$61,410
North Dakota$51,630$42,920–$64,940
Nevada$51,530$42,870–$61,450
New Mexico$51,080$44,870–$60,700
Georgia$50,730$42,380–$59,950
Kentucky$50,610$43,400–$58,840
Connecticut$50,510$41,540–$59,660
North Carolina$50,390$43,460–$57,030
Wyoming$50,380$47,020–$59,950
Idaho$50,310$43,780–$58,850
Michigan$49,980$45,120–$57,950
Oklahoma$49,940$42,330–$58,280
Ohio$49,880$44,280–$58,330
South Carolina$49,810$42,100–$60,250
Louisiana$49,680$43,400–$58,420
Montana$49,560$42,330–$55,430
Wisconsin$49,410$45,140–$56,870
Indiana$49,210$42,060–$56,460
Iowa$48,870$43,610–$54,260
Missouri$48,820$40,700–$58,280
Florida$48,710$43,010–$54,950
West Virginia$48,050$40,450–$54,470
Arizona$47,970$43,050–$56,430
Vermont$47,960$45,680–$57,360
Nebraska$47,950$42,500–$56,900
Illinois$47,770$40,250–$57,150
Arkansas$47,760$41,660–$56,520
Kansas$47,730$39,690–$56,350
Texas$47,660$40,080–$56,620
Delaware$47,470$42,130–$54,170
South Dakota$46,690$41,660–$53,990
Mississippi$46,270$36,990–$56,820
Tennessee$38,710$38,690–$47,810

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.