Loading pattern matches
The dataset shows recently active recipients of substantial VA obligations that cannot be tied to a SAM.gov registration — no valid UEI on awards after the April 2022 UEI transition, or a UEI with a VA action in the last six months that is absent from the SAM.gov public extract (which also lists registrations expired in the past six months).
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 · app.award_current, awards to individuals excluded · recipient_uei IS NULL or is_placeholder_uei with an action after 2022-04-04, or recipient_uei not in sam.entity with an action in the last 6 months · recipient net obligations ≥ p90 of recipient totals within the administration AND ≥ $500K · reported as observations only (the public extract omits registrants that opted out of public display) · signal = net obligations $
The dataset shows GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY receiving $1,067,111,941 in net obligations from VHA across 5799 awards under UEI DJY8WLTGF577, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
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.
For awards without a UEI, find the recipient's registration (pre-2022 awards used DUNS). For UEIs missing from SAM.gov, check whether the registration expired or the award type is exempt.
A recipient of substantial funds that cannot be located in SAM.gov is a capacity question, not a fraud claim: confirm who performed the work.
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 AFFAIRS BOARD, MISSISSIPPI STATE receiving $290,268,168 in net obligations from VHA across 13 awards under UEI GMZ2NQG2C4D1, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows NEVADA STATE VETERANS HOME receiving $265,481,639 in net obligations from VHA across 7 awards under UEI DW28T2KQKN23, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows DEPT VTRN AFFRS LWTN FT SLL receiving $265,162,949 in net obligations from VHA across 5 awards under UEI FXVMRFTE7AN4, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows MISSISSIPPI STATE VETERANS HOME receiving $153,882,968 in net obligations from VHA across 5 awards under UEI KHKKRGGXBPU4, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows CAREFUSION SOLUTIONS, LLC receiving $144,082,587 in net obligations from VHA across 2818 awards under UEI JEC9J3E8QBJ7, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS OKLAHOMA receiving $142,571,573 in net obligations from VHA across 8 awards under UEI VN9EMU5ZSJ43, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows JOERNS LLC receiving $99,927,569 in net obligations from VHA across 3095 awards under UEI XBRFE6NGRTJ7, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows PRIVATE DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC, PLLC receiving $98,114,864 in net obligations from VHA across 18 awards under UEI C4LANUU94GQ3, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO -ADVOCATE VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICE receiving $82,773,503 in net obligations from VHA across 5 awards under UEI TB3DLUVXCK22, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows YALE UNIV receiving $73,675,999 in net obligations from VHA across 327 awards under UEI FL6GV84CKN57, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows EBSCO INDUSTRIES INC receiving $66,653,540 in net obligations from VHA across 872 awards under UEI G8C5LQT2S353, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows BRIGADIER CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC receiving $65,576,919 in net obligations from VHA across 33 awards under UEI DMZ8ZKLXAN65, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows VETERAN'S AFFAIRS, NORTH DAKOTA DEPT OF receiving $65,234,899 in net obligations from VHA across 58 awards under UEI UQKNWRUQRZ66, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows VETSUSA II INC. receiving $62,900,770 in net obligations from NCA across 93 awards under UEI K694K8PMGNA3, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows LOMBART BROTHERS, INC. receiving $62,879,813 in net obligations from VHA across 1846 awards under UEI FCC8SSGLL6L8, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows VETERANS AFFAIRS, NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION OF receiving $61,333,249 in net obligations from VHA across 13 awards under UEI JA7XA6KEF5J5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows JE HURLEY INC. receiving $55,883,338 in net obligations from VHA across 146 awards under UEI F7JVEZDEMLM1, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows HUNTSVILLE REHABILITATION FOUNDATION receiving $55,350,764 in net obligations from VA Staff Offices across 4 awards under UEI L75EWKZBQY35, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows ANDROS CONTRACTING INC. receiving $52,990,248 in net obligations from VHA across 31 awards under UEI Q4R7EEWYSWG3, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows MASTER DESIGN BUILD LLC receiving $47,156,232 in net obligations from VHA across 117 awards under UEI F7NSRFCLTW57, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows JOHNSON CONTROLS INC receiving $44,084,574 in net obligations from VHA across 815 awards under UEI Z2N8C3NL8FW5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows EVOQUA WATER TECHNOLOGIES LLC receiving $38,101,474 in net obligations from VHA across 513 awards under UEI L7DLLNMJYE57, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows GUARD FORCE INC receiving $37,374,950 in net obligations from VHA across 48 awards under UEI JK53AKLD5KG5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows SANFORD FEDERAL, INC. receiving $33,764,000 in net obligations from VHA across 198 awards under UEI RBCJDAS355L9, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows OLYMPUS AMERICA, INC. receiving $32,097,950 in net obligations from VHA across 882 awards under UEI LDHXN68FY2E5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows POLYMEDCO LLC receiving $30,988,898 in net obligations from VHA across 988 awards under UEI STNDUK44ENE8, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows VYAIRE MEDICAL 211, INC. receiving $29,202,086 in net obligations from VHA across 966 awards under UEI VU6PUJCSDLN4, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows ALARES CONSTRUCTION INC. receiving $28,614,872 in net obligations from VHA across 21 awards under UEI EFJZUNCVM6N9, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows HDR ARCHITECTURE, INC. receiving $28,377,154 in net obligations from VA Staff Offices across 1 award under UEI XNU1MS865K47, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows BARRIER FREE LIFTS, INC. receiving $25,770,165 in net obligations from VHA across 451 awards under UEI SSXRVWE34MM5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN AWARDEES receiving $25,740,437 in net obligations from VHA across 1143 awards with no valid Unique Entity ID on the award record — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · Certain recipients are exempt from SAM registration (e.g. awards to individuals, some classified or emergency actions, foreign vendors below thresholds); an absent registration is not by itself improper.
The dataset shows NEW YORK UNIVERSITY receiving $25,083,425 in net obligations from VHA across 19 awards under UEI GWHGLACPKJR5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows LAUDAN LLC receiving $25,030,469 in net obligations from VHA across 23 awards under UEI JZDJKFLXWLK9, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows MEDIVATORS INC. receiving $24,233,491 in net obligations from VHA across 951 awards under UEI KPB4B9UAMA99, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows FARMINGTON REHAB CENTER LLC receiving $23,033,837 in net obligations from VHA across 39 awards under UEI VKS8LKXMYJE6, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows BIOCOMPATIBLES, INC. receiving $21,553,119 in net obligations from VHA across 591 awards under UEI N2SVFEJN1NB5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows VETSUSA LLC receiving $21,311,656 in net obligations from NCA across 93 awards under UEI C3YSXX3M15L6, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows CAPE FEAR LAND MANAGEMENT INC receiving $21,182,925 in net obligations from NCA across 103 awards under UEI XCCNR8SMAKQ3, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows GKKWORKS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES receiving $20,728,634 in net obligations from VA Staff Offices across 1 award under UEI VMA9KU45CDZ3, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows UNIVERSITY PHYSICIANS OF BROOKLYN, INC receiving $19,404,759 in net obligations from VHA across 34 awards under UEI WKAHMRKMK5N7, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows FUJIFILM HEALTHCARE AMERICAS CORP receiving $18,486,608 in net obligations from VHA across 154 awards under UEI NK1ECL5FFX18, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows V.M.C., INC. receiving $17,379,929 in net obligations from VHA across 71 awards under UEI JKYEKU927DL8, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows CAREFUSION 2200 INC receiving $15,822,145 in net obligations from VHA across 644 awards under UEI LBJ1LU5XC8P1, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA receiving $15,044,468 in net obligations from VHA across 50 awards under UEI E4DXDJHEN4J3, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows EMERGENCY PLANNING MANAGEMENT INC receiving $13,827,170 in net obligations from VHA across 272 awards under UEI PVT3WNNG7836, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows GROUNDLEVEL - OVERAA JOINT VENTURE receiving $13,565,786 in net obligations from VHA across 4 awards under UEI Y4KHBT1J2H23, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows SCHNEPP HEALTH CARE CENTER receiving $12,876,061 in net obligations from VHA across 15 awards under UEI NC9HCGAPLBH1, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows WINDSOR PALM VALLEY, LLC receiving $11,444,437 in net obligations from VHA across 83 awards under UEI EEWPEX7MKDD5, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.
The dataset shows AMYLIOR INC receiving $10,728,566 in net obligations from VHA across 899 awards under UEI LLJFCUDBGYH4, which does not appear in the SAM.gov entity extracts loaded — above the 90th percentile of that administration's recipients.
Why this may be benign · SAM.gov's public extract leaves out registrants that chose not to be publicly searchable, and one company can hold several UEIs (by location or division) — often a sibling UEI with the same name is in the extract. A UEI missing from the public file is a prompt to look it up in SAM.gov, not evidence that the firm is unregistered.