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 WAYSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSION (UEI D8B3QXKMEAU9) holding $1,447,879 in VA contracts and $3,749,984 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 OPEN DOOR MINISTRIES OF HIGH POINT, INC. (UEI TXWDU4N8NDW1) holding $1,422,960 in VA contracts and $2,781,498 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 (UEI WSXXBFFZNSD1) holding $2,531,065 in VA contracts and $1,381,867 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 24/7 GATEWAY, LLC (UEI CRFHP19TCUA8) holding $1,369,796 in VA contracts and $9,330,930 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 DAILY PLANET, INCORPORATED (UEI LLQ3XWG3NF45) holding $3,395,724 in VA contracts and $1,297,135 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 INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK, INC. (UEI JYH7EDGEERA6) holding $2,273,114 in VA contracts and $1,273,104 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 & COMMUNITY HOUSING COALITION, INC. (UEI ZT98XMYDZJM1) holding $1,245,888 in VA contracts and $14,041,526 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 PICKAWAY COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION ORGANIZATION (UEI XHKXR2G4GMR1) holding $3,050,998 in VA contracts and $1,214,730 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 CENTER POINTE INC (UEI DXE5DDQ2LE17) holding $4,976,985 in VA contracts and $1,199,785 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 BALTIMORE STATION INC (UEI TDECRKHZKLE1) holding $1,185,245 in VA contracts and $22,036,453 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 PROJECT PLASE INC. (UEI DWKRKFFFAKN1) holding $1,166,834 in VA contracts and $28,818,874 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 METROPOLITAN MINISTRY (UEI W419QMGP9919) holding $1,165,296 in VA contracts and $3,031,095 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 POVERELLO CENTER INC (UEI FQCXFR3MWB78) holding $1,156,050 in VA contracts and $5,116,191 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 ALIVIANE, INC. (UEI Y74YRY5M9G86) holding $1,134,539 in VA contracts and $1,775,875 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 WESTERN TERRITORIAL OF THE SALVATION ARMY (UEI GX97KEXNU1J5) holding $1,129,140 in VA contracts and $1,756,821 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 MID-STATES, INC. (UEI H8QZTMHMZME8) holding $1,121,633 in VA contracts and $80,641,692 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 SOUTH SIDE OFFICE OF CONCERN (UEI JH7PUPFUEBB2) holding $2,687,724 in VA contracts and $1,101,818 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 STEPS HOUSE, INC. (UEI PSJCCEE2JFD8) holding $1,003,270 in VA contracts and $12,582,887 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 CORNERSTONE RESCUE MISSION, INC. (UEI G5QEZFPNEKV6) holding $994,473 in VA contracts and $15,750,136 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 HOUSING AUTHORITY CITY OF LONGVIEW; HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF LONGVIEW (UEI K1VTW1HM5437) holding $925,432 in VA contracts and $8,029,886 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 MICHIGAN ABILITY PARTNERS (UEI YBUGEFTVBDN3) holding $925,232 in VA contracts and $2,164,882 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 MERIDIAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE, INC. (UEI RMPJJBDJKYJ3) holding $920,083 in VA contracts and $11,074,179 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 PROVIDENCE HOME (UEI RNMNQU91VFL7) holding $1,258,322 in VA contracts and $901,581 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 HAVEN OF REST MINISTRIES INC (UEI JHSZWDSDUZ74) holding $4,125,299 in VA contracts and $899,187 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 MISSION SOLANO RESCUE MISSION INC. (UEI PTCPKJTJ3GH3) holding $895,260 in VA contracts and $2,643,191 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 THE TRANSITION HOUSE, INC. (UEI XXANKL4KRBA5) holding $893,486 in VA contracts and $13,872,582 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 MY BROTHERS KEEPER OF GENESEE COUNTY INC (UEI VK54LFNDMBK6) holding $2,178,213 in VA contracts and $857,996 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 DIAKONIA, INC. (UEI GAB8QUAKYKF1) holding $854,597 in VA contracts and $6,754,674 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 ON THE RISE (UEI EM1YJG6DP7X9) holding $28,075,048 in VA contracts and $851,908 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 MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION RESIDENTIAL CARE, INC. (UEI CHUADGJWMEJ1) holding $3,252,149 in VA contracts and $836,796 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 SAFE REFUGE (UEI JH1KRU5L5D99) holding $834,591 in VA contracts and $4,647,270 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 SHEPHERD'S HEART FELLOWSHIP (UEI LL14S54S8BD7) holding $826,966 in VA contracts and $3,016,148 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 CHRIST CENTRAL MINISTRIES, INC. (UEI HNHVM8H7EZH5) holding $814,160 in VA contracts and $11,188,563 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 CASA DEL PEREGRINO AGUADILLA INC. (UEI DFH7K3CB2345) holding $786,786 in VA contracts and $6,492,437 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 INTERLINK COUNSELING SERVICE INC (UEI N5JVPDJQNAT5) holding $775,583 in VA contracts and $6,161,823 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 GOOD SAMARITAN SHELTER (UEI M2EEUVJAMLK8) holding $738,872 in VA contracts and $16,510,813 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 VIETNAM VETERANS OF SAN DIEGO (UEI JKWVXVYGJYF7) holding $724,746 in VA contracts and $100,162,650 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 HEALING PLACE INC (UEI MTBBUU6682V9) holding $723,632 in VA contracts and $7,213,465 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 SOUTH PARK INN, INC. (UEI RTB1L7B51C37) holding $721,295 in VA contracts and $3,126,780 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 CALIFORNIA AND NORTHERN NEVADA, INC. (UEI PNW8G83VQVP6) holding $713,882 in VA contracts and $38,955,573 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, THE (UEI GYCLBMKKE1D3) holding $709,926 in VA contracts and $8,883,360 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 SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA, INC (UEI MXBEDAN2ELF3) holding $698,942 in VA contracts and $11,411,649 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 RENEWAL TEAM, INC. (UEI JJLMNQDSGLM6) holding $618,501 in VA contracts and $14,117,838 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 GULFCOAST - FLORIDA, INC. (UEI HNG6XDT1MNL5) holding $565,411 in VA contracts and $1,783,496 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 CENTER FOR HOMELESS (UEI LV34UFBBTAM8) holding $551,408 in VA contracts and $4,207,024 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 CLEAR PATH FOR VETERANS NEW ENGLAND INC (UEI UZ17DZQ74JL9) holding $547,500 in VA contracts and $6,660,000 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 CENTRAL OREGON VETERAN & COMMUNITY OUTREACH, INC (UEI U4J7BJV7AUN3) holding $485,470 in VA contracts and $6,796,733 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 RECOVERY INSTITUTE (UEI CZKJTGL88KE8) holding $482,419 in VA contracts and $4,057,053 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 MKKRCMSQE2R3) holding $4,148,698 in VA contracts and $452,000 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 FINGER LAKES AREA COUNSELING AND RECOVERY AGENCY, INC. (UEI FE3GZ64C9NB9) holding $2,629,367 in VA contracts and $428,496 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.