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 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING AND INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIPS INC (UEI JMMVN4NUFTV6) holding $5,406,841 in VA contracts and $3,686,961 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 COMMUNITY HOPE, INC. (UEI MMVSXTC37FZ8) holding $3,588,938 in VA contracts and $75,881,798 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 MISSION INC (UEI YSMJFL841JD4) holding $3,541,973 in VA contracts and $7,065,568 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 TRANSITION CENTER OF CALIFORNIA (UEI JB5GELSLEBV6) holding $3,507,650 in VA contracts and $14,323,256 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 VISIONS HOMELESS SERVICES (UEI V7J5H9T4V6B5) holding $4,470,661 in VA contracts and $3,499,026 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 TALBERT HOUSE (UEI WLTHRDBLJGN7) holding $3,466,955 in VA contracts and $21,654,408 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 WESTCARE NEVADA, INC. (UEI NKL2VGGVYMF9) holding $3,363,695 in VA contracts and $5,774,561 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 FAMILY & COMMUNITY SERVICES INC (UEI Z8HELNKAZJU7) holding $3,237,704 in VA contracts and $39,340,090 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 BOLEY CENTERS INC (UEI EPVBLR4HA7R4) holding $9,122,852 in VA contracts and $3,233,551 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 ST. FRANCIS HOUSE, INC. (UEI C25VD61PGYC1) holding $3,226,792 in VA contracts and $35,637,855 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 · 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 MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS, NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF (UEI UJB9LRHNFKW6) holding $3,069,056 in VA contracts and $402,750,776 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 AURORA COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, INC. (UEI FD6JYG9QQRG9) holding $5,143,172 in VA contracts and $3,065,574 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 U.G.M. OF DALLAS (UEI EBMQLECMJKG8) holding $2,997,404 in VA contracts and $7,547,184 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 AGENCY FOR COMMUNITY TREATMENT SERVICES, INC (UEI GVHBB2L72VB4) holding $2,984,821 in VA contracts and $4,485,506 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 EAST OAKLAND COMMUNITY PROJECT (UEI H7H4FS9EHGA1) holding $2,958,365 in VA contracts and $15,668,434 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 DELAWARE CENTER FOR HOMELESS VETERANS, INC (UEI HPHCDUJCCEA9) holding $2,875,488 in VA contracts and $5,777,635 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 CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER, INC (UEI C9A2KGKLVQJ1) holding $2,797,927 in VA contracts and $15,221,417 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 LIFE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (UEI F3YKADDZX2J3) holding $14,975,467 in VA contracts and $2,686,776 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 ESPERANZA EN ESCALANTE (UEI WZCDP47PVAW8) holding $2,606,577 in VA contracts and $14,611,915 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 EASTERN CAROLINA HOMELESSNESS ORG, INC (UEI MFCMNAS5KEA5) holding $2,588,546 in VA contracts and $28,479,742 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 PHOENIX PROGRAMS INC (UEI LHNHEKAE6D86) holding $2,524,839 in VA contracts and $4,025,377 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 EXTENDED NUCLEAR TRANSITION RESIDENCE FOR EX-OFFENDERS, INC. (UEI WKLLJ9UG59C1) holding $2,486,803 in VA contracts and $7,430,077 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 CHESAPEAKE INC (UEI FVSQANNLYGK1) holding $2,464,953 in VA contracts and $20,370,549 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, INC. (UEI L6NNSJJQDRF8) holding $2,352,430 in VA contracts and $44,940,773 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 DIGNITY'S ALCOVE, INC. (UEI SQLJA6FKF1G1) holding $2,281,760 in VA contracts and $5,102,256 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 ALBANY HOUSING COALITION, INC. (UEI GT8ZRVHMV1Q9) holding $2,183,435 in VA contracts and $13,199,204 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 PIONEER HUMAN SERVICES (UEI UZQMFED3NAU6) holding $2,180,867 in VA contracts and $7,192,264 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 ANKA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, INCORPORATED (UEI DK8HM4XPMBJ5) holding $2,779,666 in VA contracts and $2,159,463 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 MARY HALL FREEDOM VILLAGE, INC (UEI J2X5HKUAWZH2) holding $2,138,486 in VA contracts and $3,574,522 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 FAMILIES IN CRISIS, INC. (UEI JCLPSGWTUKK1) holding $2,134,759 in VA contracts and $13,276,466 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 HARBOR HOMES, INC. (UEI C19NR54NTDC8) holding $2,099,930 in VA contracts and $43,813,692 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 ROWAN HELPING MINISTRIES (UEI FNKDMGWJ1M91) holding $4,256,102 in VA contracts and $2,023,467 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 WEINGART CENTER ASSOCIATION (UEI L3FBDNB6TPM7) holding $2,006,006 in VA contracts and $8,038,511 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 ABODE SERVICES (UEI JELMT9ALJGA7) holding $6,215,256 in VA contracts and $2,000,000 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 MIDLANDS HOUSING ALLIANCE, INC. (UEI F4AKFKPB2UB8) holding $2,970,881 in VA contracts and $1,950,206 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 NORTHERN ROCKIES (UEI NHSZFCGTRJC8) holding $1,924,171 in VA contracts and $95,515,570 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 BRISTLECONE FAMILY RESOURCES (UEI NCVTLNAZQLY9) holding $3,470,924 in VA contracts and $1,872,197 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 EAGLE'S NEST ST. CLAIR COUNTY, THE (UEI LB7LUT3MTP87) holding $1,818,006 in VA contracts and $5,000,943 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 SALVATION ARMY (GA), THE (INC) (UEI HC67UMLKR2N9) holding $2,251,344 in VA contracts and $1,771,790 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 OUTREACH CENTER, INC (UEI CY77VSKPDJM8) holding $1,761,399 in VA contracts and $11,796,427 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 RESTART INC (UEI KL51C964S9H9) holding $1,754,599 in VA contracts and $9,139,963 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 HOUSE (UEI V5ZXVHKYUNR3) holding $1,744,607 in VA contracts and $5,842,658 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 STEPS TO RECOVERY, INC. (UEI L3TUPW31XEN5) holding $1,729,196 in VA contracts and $9,853,553 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 KMXNXV2SBAQ3) holding $1,714,432 in VA contracts and $10,426,295 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 ROOF ABOVE, INC. (UEI GJLTK25S5NG6) holding $1,655,470 in VA contracts and $1,783,530 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 CENTRAL IOWA SHELTER & SERVICES (UEI CNB6UBJY7NN8) holding $1,550,082 in VA contracts and $3,507,499 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 ZEN9H4FLRP71) holding $1,520,721 in VA contracts and $24,682,402 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 HEADING HOME (UEI PHBMUXJYW465) holding $2,040,354 in VA contracts and $1,490,376 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 JERRY AMBROSE VETERANS COUNCIL OF MOHAVE COUNTY INC (UEI QMWXH1W95D96) holding $1,636,341 in VA contracts and $1,471,290 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 SOCIETY OF LANE COUNTY, INC (UEI EBCRLJQMS1J1) holding $1,463,804 in VA contracts and $23,247,451 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.