Loading pattern matches
The dataset shows recipients holding both VA contracts and VA assistance awards for overlapping purposes — the same UEI paid through two instruments where VA can check for duplication.
Glassbox VA surfaces correlations and observations, not findings of misconduct. Severity is the size of the match (dollars, growth ratio, concentration or firm count), not the likelihood of a problem; evidence strength (0–1) shows how well the data supports the match. Both are a starting point for review, not a verdict.
The match meets the pattern threshold, in the lower size band.
A mid-sized match. Pull the source records and read the listed benign explanations first.
The largest size band for this pattern. Larger matches are listed first; size is not evidence of a problem.
Severity is computed from the detection signal · same recipient_uei with ≥ $100K in VA contracts AND ≥ $100K in VA assistance · overlap measured on shared description keywords between the two instruments' awards (Jaccard ≥ 0.2) or a known purpose pairing (homeless services contracts ↔ 64.024 GPD / 64.033 SSVF grants; pairing-only matches capped at observation because VA runs these programs side by side) · signal = smaller of the two totals $
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OF LOS ANGELES (UEI DJM3CNDVQ2J8) holding $106,251,017 in VA contracts and $163,080,901 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
Once a match is identified, the dataset suggests these review actions. Glassbox VA does not prescribe outcomes — these are calibrated options for contracting officers, auditors, and program officers, framed as correlations to investigate.
The same organisation can hold a contract and a grant for distinct work. Confirm the two instruments do not pay for the same beds, staff or services.
These are calibrated suggestions, not directives. The dataset shows the pattern; the responsible officials decide the response.
Aggregated from the matches below. Severity bands are calibrated per pattern; counts and dollar totals reflect this snapshot only.
The dataset shows PATH (UEI J8T8GCB291E9) holding $89,301,998 in VA contracts and $90,979,956 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES VETERANS RIGHTS ORGANIZATION (UEI X94QJPJCUGJ4) holding $41,631,905 in VA contracts and $104,621,776 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows THE SALVATION ARMY (UEI LF19U9DKFQM6) holding $33,508,162 in VA contracts and $185,075,865 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows NATION'S FINEST (UEI YRLNNWGNERX4) holding $27,131,499 in VA contracts and $240,624,891 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA-GREATER NEW YORK, INC. (UEI KMCTKJ8UPY41) holding $43,555,032 in VA contracts and $25,550,612 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows FRESH START FOUNDATION (UEI L5J1L9RGNMJ4) holding $21,097,571 in VA contracts and $20,273,855 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · Universities, health systems, states and large nonprofits routinely hold both VA contracts and VA grants for distinct work; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows CHESAPEAKE HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM, INC (UEI SXM2EBMQ83W5) holding $49,934,864 in VA contracts and $19,547,264 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows UNITED VETERANS BEACON HOUSE INC (UEI Y91AT2NKD9N5) holding $16,149,257 in VA contracts and $15,903,254 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OF INDIANA, INC. (UEI E9D6GXBNZRA8) holding $15,525,925 in VA contracts and $27,242,500 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows INTERFAITH COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC (UEI N28YBWSB8UU8) holding $14,942,509 in VA contracts and $22,138,009 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · Universities, health systems, states and large nonprofits routinely hold both VA contracts and VA grants for distinct work; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows VIETNAM VETERANS WORKSHOP INC (UEI MHBCTT35X6Z5) holding $11,959,526 in VA contracts and $51,169,939 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows COLUMBIACARE SERVICES, INC. (UEI FJFAQ3KBM2M8) holding $27,977,607 in VA contracts and $10,988,600 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows THE SALVATION ARMY (UEI RL7XKVRKJW43) holding $11,378,256 in VA contracts and $10,674,669 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows NEW DIRECTIONS, INC. (UEI RD7ZEAA67K47) holding $9,850,570 in VA contracts and $42,868,029 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · Universities, health systems, states and large nonprofits routinely hold both VA contracts and VA grants for distinct work; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OF NORTH LOUISIANA (UEI KYXHBML9GB61) holding $9,657,774 in VA contracts and $14,399,683 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows HOMELESS EMERGENCY PROJECT, INC. (UEI TLYNLJB4L7J3) holding $11,589,777 in VA contracts and $9,240,483 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OHIO & INDIANA (UEI DM5PUTM6WX13) holding $8,933,689 in VA contracts and $90,739,955 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows SOLDIER ON, INC (UEI HKFNF96ZVWK8) holding $8,548,805 in VA contracts and $153,542,191 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows LIFEMOVES (UEI PTNGHYLHY9G3) holding $31,986,553 in VA contracts and $7,789,971 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CARES, INC. (UEI U5XLSCJJP9A6) holding $7,636,736 in VA contracts and $239,927,701 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows HOMEFIRST SERVICES OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY (UEI WF4LX6MKJJ37) holding $7,572,326 in VA contracts and $41,587,551 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows GATEWAY FOUNDATION INC (UEI GABPG3CPNJL7) holding $7,468,225 in VA contracts and $11,467,087 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows UNITED STATES VETERANS INITIATIVE (UEI CGJWB981V7W5) holding $7,446,343 in VA contracts and $114,488,580 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OF ILLINOIS (UEI TRJVVULLKKL3) holding $7,262,589 in VA contracts and $57,250,527 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows FIRST STEP HOUSE (UEI WHGEKNVQ8U97) holding $7,197,676 in VA contracts and $14,379,806 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows OLD PUEBLO COMMUNITY SERVICES (UEI RBKKJGMNWWQ7) holding $30,783,568 in VA contracts and $6,877,599 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC (UEI DEEXD6HX9AQ6) holding $6,556,120 in VA contracts and $9,758,543 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows LINK OF HAMPTON ROADS, INC (UEI CZMYS3BF8L63) holding $6,453,595 in VA contracts and $6,510,501 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows UNITED STATES VETERANS INITIATIVE (UEI JBC1BZ3DFJF1) holding $6,301,947 in VA contracts and $35,232,161 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows COMPASS HOUSING ALLIANCE (UEI E9V6UNCWU2V8) holding $5,827,151 in VA contracts and $5,854,563 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows THE H.O.U.S.E., INC. (UEI KYFDCHJFNU53) holding $15,597,096 in VA contracts and $5,564,889 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows OPERATION DIGNITY, INC. (UEI D2VLMMRQ7GD9) holding $5,468,087 in VA contracts and $23,618,572 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows A SAFE HAVEN FOUNDATION (UEI S29FEGP7LK56) holding $9,104,400 in VA contracts and $5,318,427 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows SOUND (UEI WL9KGWLBVMM9) holding $5,277,239 in VA contracts and $27,874,230 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA MICHIGAN, INC (UEI CMNLK95T2BU3) holding $5,047,795 in VA contracts and $51,129,061 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VETERANS NORTHEAST OUTREACH CENTER, INC. (UEI M7EEN1KGY585) holding $5,013,117 in VA contracts and $24,612,144 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows FAITH-HOPE-LOVE-CHARITY, INC. (UEI L2XZQLKUE4G8) holding $4,987,464 in VA contracts and $28,437,691 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows 12 & 12 INC (UEI WFWJSS5BN5G3) holding $8,459,748 in VA contracts and $4,915,663 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES INC (UEI S7JKG4C2V2B5) holding $4,815,602 in VA contracts and $4,839,748 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows HOMELESS VETERANS EMERGENCY HOUSING FACILITY (UEI H5LXVHB229A6) holding $4,805,541 in VA contracts and $16,410,200 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF CENTRAL OHIO (UEI VRGHLDF2AKN8) holding $4,640,864 in VA contracts and $11,016,720 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows UNITED STATES VETERANS INITIATIVE (UEI M75VJN2X2AM3) holding $4,634,752 in VA contracts and $55,889,758 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows WELCOME HOME, INC. (UEI KJY9R4129MD5) holding $12,908,421 in VA contracts and $4,460,223 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN, INC (UEI QP8MDNP6JVU9) holding $4,427,627 in VA contracts and $4,633,005 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows COMMUNITY REBUILDERS (UEI HM9NXLNF8J61) holding $4,398,853 in VA contracts and $16,512,948 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows BENILDE HALL (UEI GMJ5VNAV9NH3) holding $15,311,778 in VA contracts and $4,297,101 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows COLUMBUS HOUSE, INC (UEI RZM3NH5M61P6) holding $4,261,093 in VA contracts and $27,771,529 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows OPPORTUNITY CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS (UEI ZJK3ABRGFLB6) holding $4,199,826 in VA contracts and $5,429,703 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.
The dataset shows VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA, DAKOTAS (UEI JMD1BEJTM6B6) holding $4,763,930 in VA contracts and $4,030,756 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (homeless services (64.024 / 64.033 ↔ contract)). Glassbox surfaces the overlap; VA verifies whether the two instruments pay for distinct work.
Why this may be benign · VA funds homeless services through grants (Grant and Per Diem 64.024, SSVF 64.033) and contracts (e.g. Health Care for Homeless Veterans residential beds) side by side, and many providers hold both by design. The check is whether the same veteran-day or service is billed to both, which needs payment-level data not published here.