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 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF WEST TENNESSEE INC (UEI SU5EQMFG3UV1) holding $424,565 in VA contracts and $13,443,667 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 VETERANS PLACE OF WASHINGTON BOULEVARD (UEI VEANFKGNA8N4) holding $415,968 in VA contracts and $15,659,622 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 CARINGWORKS, INC. (UEI L3YLDCNE63Z3) holding $2,523,827 in VA contracts and $406,313 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 AMERICA OF SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS, INC (UEI HXTXN7N558V3) holding $4,484,206 in VA contracts and $399,659 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 HOUSING OF MAINE INC (UEI CESHFJGZCE65) holding $386,452 in VA contracts and $717,566 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 CHESTNUT HEALTH SYSTEMS INC (UEI LT8YKFJDVKJ3) holding $364,054 in VA contracts and $9,404,727 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 FOOTPRINTS, INC. (UEI FLGFWH6KD6K6) holding $7,510,974 in VA contracts and $363,717 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 INC (UEI DF1ME7WQ4QT9) holding $332,024 in VA contracts and $101,679,827 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 RESOURCES FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, INC. (UEI V2ZAS5JV4FK1) holding $399,150 in VA contracts and $321,274 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 VILLAGE, INC. (UEI LS4JASCRZ5M7) holding $318,838 in VA contracts and $7,231,800 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 THE SALVATION ARMY (UEI HDAHKQMLBNN8) holding $318,527 in VA contracts and $876,648 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 REGION 12 COMMISSION ON MENTAL HEALTH & MENTAL RETARDATION (UEI GFEGJFW9AC27) holding $271,742 in VA contracts and $22,688,335 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 UTAH, STATE OF (UEI GMSTN8TUD5B8) holding $266,681 in VA contracts and $551,038 in VA assistance awards with overlapping stated purposes (21% keyword overlap). 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 COMMITTEE ON TEMPORARY SHELTER (UEI XJ31UKBXD3T8) holding $247,175 in VA contracts and $1,809,116 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 RAVEN'S OUTREACH CENTER, INC (UEI KQBTEH7TEZU6) holding $237,335 in VA contracts and $5,906,277 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 CITY MISSION SOCIETY INC (UEI QNXND61SCK26) holding $227,332 in VA contracts and $525,092 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 MULTI-SERVICE CENTER INC (UEI RDT5YLP4ATL4) holding $220,345 in VA contracts and $131,793,107 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 CAMILLUS HOUSE, INC. (UEI MR2FSK2Y2JA8) holding $214,000 in VA contracts and $8,437,999 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 PINE REST CHRISTIAN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (UEI RYADSNCMDN83) holding $1,811,354 in VA contracts and $212,383 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 NORTH-CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIA COMMUNITY ACTION ASSOCIATION, INC (UEI XAHKHQ9MTSM1) holding $206,473 in VA contracts and $956,769 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 GTFHJ6VH9HM3) holding $197,340 in VA contracts and $230,398 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 ALL FAITH CONSORTIUM INC (UEI YEM2CR39CNJ4) holding $195,777 in VA contracts and $670,547 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 RG7HLXJ8J5Z8) holding $194,400 in VA contracts and $1,564,564 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 RANDOLPH COUNTY VETERANS SHELTER INC. (UEI L4GLFBXDCWF5) holding $4,999,635 in VA contracts and $190,425 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 ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF OREGON (UEI JDX3EJKNB6Y5) holding $162,725 in VA contracts and $21,751,961 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.
The dataset shows ARCH ROANOKE (UEI CV3NKAL4JFZ9) holding $3,197,217 in VA contracts and $161,786 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 MECHLING-SHAKLEY VETERAN CENTER INC (UEI UCMFA1K5JLR5) holding $147,877 in VA contracts and $9,148,695 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 RIDGE HOUSE INC (UEI M4S6GMJNNJ97) holding $141,900 in VA contracts and $855,727 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, INC. (UEI NNVCETS6YCQ5) holding $222,650 in VA contracts and $135,153 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 SALVATION ARMY, THE (UEI C89JUX18UUK5) holding $816,999 in VA contracts and $131,262 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 TELAMON CORPORATION (UEI RSXGKBMLSKH3) holding $105,369 in VA contracts and $4,073,207 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.