Pay by state · 54 areas

Supply Chain Manager Salary by State (2026)

Supply Chain Managers earn the most in Delaware at $145,000 a year and the least in Mississippi at $85,770 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $107,230. The table below covers all 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, Guam and U.S. Virgin Islands, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median
$145,000Delaware
National median
$107,230BLS OEWS, May 2025
Lowest median
$85,770Mississippi
Areas reporting
54of 54 OEWS areas

Top and bottom

Highest- and lowest-paying states for supply chain managers

Ranked on the state median among the 50 states and DC. Territories are in the full table but not ranked here.

Highest median pay

  1. 1Delaware$145,000
  2. 2Washington$136,500
  3. 3Colorado$132,610
  4. 4District of Columbia$132,180
  5. 5New Jersey$130,610

Lowest median pay

  1. 1Mississippi$85,770
  2. 2Arkansas$89,200
  3. 3Louisiana$93,650
  4. 4Idaho$93,920
  5. 5Wisconsin$95,900

All states

Supply Chain Manager salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of supply chain managers OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
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1DEDelaware
$145,000
$124,290$176,010310$145,279
2WAWashington
$136,500
$106,090$166,7302,490$127,555
3COColorado
$132,610
$102,490$167,2002,310$128,683
4DCDistrict of Columbia
$132,180
$105,750$189,950610$120,272
5NJNew Jersey
$130,610
$105,080$169,3909,120$120,040
6NHNew Hampshire
$129,470
$102,230$161,660530$124,293
7NYNew York
$127,180
$99,080$163,2106,740$117,845
8MAMassachusetts
$123,830
$94,990$169,7404,310$117,089
9CACalifornia
$123,780
$86,290$166,10030,540$111,796
10GAGeorgia
$123,330
$94,240$164,6506,700$128,078
11ILIllinois
$120,250
$91,940$156,02011,030$120,301
12VAVirginia
$119,140
$93,570$157,2503,380$117,839
13ALAlabama
$118,320
$91,120$149,5401,250$133,209
14MNMinnesota
$118,180
$91,420$156,0304,030$119,832
15RIRhode Island
$117,600
$88,840$153,220450$114,978
16CTConnecticut
$114,210
$82,870$149,6602,410$110,231
17WYWyoming
$112,310
$92,270$134,960130$121,166
18INIndiana
$108,720
$86,670$137,5104,190$116,491
19MTMontana
$108,180
$88,440$130,510300$114,301
20SDSouth Dakota
$107,410
$88,250$123,670370$121,249
21SCSouth Carolina
$106,860
$83,780$145,3103,460$113,985
22KSKansas
$106,130
$92,160$133,1701,150$117,833
23NCNorth Carolina
$106,100
$82,870$143,4906,650$112,482
24PAPennsylvania
$105,240
$81,600$139,1108,540$107,859
25MDMaryland
$105,180
$84,990$137,4703,550$100,211
26OROregon
$103,520
$83,200$135,3302,860$100,154
27AKAlaska
$103,080
$92,040$130,620N/A$100,704
28MOMissouri
$102,870
$76,750$142,4203,650$113,272
29UTUtah
$102,180
$80,580$131,2003,010$103,354
30MEMaine
$102,110
$85,500$130,340370$105,214
31VTVermont
$101,850
$88,910$131,510390$103,973
32FLFlorida
$101,570
$70,990$149,310N/A$98,217
33OHOhio
$101,550
$77,830$130,8609,480$109,460
34HIHawaii
$101,480
$82,940$130,800830$92,296
35NMNew Mexico
$101,420
$82,320$120,890660$109,986
36TNTennessee
$100,740
$70,640$139,7404,910$109,655
37NDNorth Dakota
$100,720
$89,560$126,960390$113,221
38TXTexas
$100,700
$79,390$135,96028,710$103,753
39KYKentucky
$100,340
$73,900$131,5102,340$111,292
40NVNevada
$99,860
$80,370$122,9902,250$99,881
41MIMichigan
$99,100
$77,100$128,9908,180$102,996
42IAIowa
$99,010
$79,630$128,1801,850$112,816
43AZArizona
$98,750
$81,650$129,6803,390$98,086
44WVWest Virginia
$98,230
$62,520$120,010530$109,758
45NENebraska
$97,380
$76,930$117,2501,420$108,076
46OKOklahoma
$96,830
$68,250$127,5901,660$110,231
47WIWisconsin
$95,900
$74,660$128,3905,410$101,918
48IDIdaho
$93,920
$71,980$114,6801,040$98,352
49LALouisiana
$93,650
$71,420$120,0102,840$106,171
50ARArkansas
$89,200
$72,180$124,9701,440$102,603
51MSMississippi
$85,770
$64,810$114,2802,410$98,639
52PRPuerto Rico
$83,560
$59,710$128,420820N/A
53GUGuam
$83,360
$62,940$108,370150N/A
54VIU.S. Virgin Islands
$56,390
$43,260$88,41040N/A

Method

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For supply chain managers, the adjustment does not change the leader: Delaware is first on raw pay and still first once prices are taken into account, at $145,279.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Questions

Supply Chain Manager pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays supply chain managers the most?

Delaware reports the highest median wage for supply chain managers at $145,000 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by Washington ($136,500) and Colorado ($132,610).

Which state pays supply chain managers the least?

Among the 50 states and DC, Mississippi reports the lowest median for supply chain managers at $85,770 a year, $59,230 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025). Among the territories, Puerto Rico reports $83,560, Guam reports $83,360 and U.S. Virgin Islands reports $56,390.

In which states do supply chain managers earn over $100,000?

39 of the 50 states and DC have a median of $100,000 or more (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The highest is Delaware; the lowest of them is Kentucky at $100,340. The rest report less, down to $85,770 in Mississippi.

Is the highest-paying state the best for supply chain managers after cost of living?

Yes. Delaware stays first after dividing each state median by its BEA Regional Price Parity, at $145,279 in national-average dollars from a raw $145,000. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024; the adjustment is NueCareer's calculation.