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 YALE UNIVERSITY receiving $10,529,340 in net obligations from VHA across 85 awards under UEI YMU8VLJH7DE7, 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 BIONESS INC. receiving $10,394,935 in net obligations from VHA across 881 awards under UEI P3VCQ7B19JE3, 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 THE BRIDGES NURSING AND REHABILITATION LLC receiving $9,510,667 in net obligations from VHA across 16 awards under UEI EZJEAT4BQ1J7, 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 VERIZON CONNECT NWF INC receiving $9,341,481 in net obligations from VHA across 282 awards under UEI PWTNCGBQJ4J3, 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 WEBSTER CARE CORP receiving $9,006,368 in net obligations from VHA across 21 awards under UEI E98NSGKTQHL7, 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 MODULAR DEVICES, INC. receiving $7,523,987 in net obligations from VHA across 15 awards under UEI ZNZ9BTWLVCG4, 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 STRYKER CORPORATION receiving $7,149,122 in net obligations from VHA across 344 awards under UEI YKZMP1G2XQ13, 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 SAPPHIRE OF TUCSON NURSING AND REHAB, LLC receiving $6,723,297 in net obligations from VHA across 62 awards under UEI EAKNJCHTG7R3, 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 SSC WACO LAKESHORE VILLAGE OPERATING COMPANY LLC receiving $6,527,650 in net obligations from VHA across 32 awards under UEI E5ECBYZZKK34, 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 OF OKLAHOMA receiving $6,484,459 in net obligations from VHA across 7 awards under UEI S9FFD7JCU299, 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 ABCM CORPORATION receiving $6,356,371 in net obligations from VHA across 23 awards under UEI JMC5TC1MHXZ3, 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 A BEE C SERVICE, INC. receiving $6,280,164 in net obligations from VHA across 63 awards under UEI GGAUL8P1P9J2, 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 H & L CARE CENTERS, INC. receiving $6,099,521 in net obligations from VHA across 69 awards under UEI RR8XJXSKNBW3, 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 NAGEL ARCHITECTS, A SERIES OF NAGEL SERVICES LLC receiving $5,990,156 in net obligations from VHA across 31 awards under UEI NH91CQ29ETE6, 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 LEAD TECHNOLOGIES, INC receiving $5,829,628 in net obligations from VHA across 145 awards under UEI VQZ6MLEJFK23, 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 SPUR SBBL COLLABORATIVE JV, INC. receiving $5,795,382 in net obligations from VHA across 12 awards under UEI MSBLPDMKLEZ6, 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 INVIVO CORPORATION receiving $5,603,843 in net obligations from VHA across 98 awards under UEI GFE3PLSPBA31, 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 CAROLINA ORTHOTICS AND PROSTHETICS, LLC receiving $5,179,916 in net obligations from VHA across 332 awards under UEI UL7JAJG5EQV4, 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 BES DESIGN/BUILD, LLC receiving $5,136,539 in net obligations from VHA across 23 awards under UEI Y1TWLX4JPPL8, 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 MAGVENTURE, INC. receiving $4,892,448 in net obligations from VHA across 49 awards under UEI EGKJJ526TT85, 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 LANDSCAPE receiving $4,848,935 in net obligations from NCA across 91 awards under UEI GK2UKN9EB1M5, 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 STEUBENVILLE COUNTRY CLUB MANOR INC receiving $4,847,675 in net obligations from VHA across 38 awards under UEI CNSEBWPTW9F3, 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 ATS TRANS LLC receiving $4,551,851 in net obligations from VHA across 6 awards under UEI EJLSH4W6TJN7, 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 GENESISCARE USA OF FLORIDA, LLC receiving $4,508,988 in net obligations from VHA across 5 awards under UEI L715BUP5MMS2, 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 CINTAS CORPORATION NO. 2 receiving $4,453,232 in net obligations from VHA across 97 awards under UEI G42UNR7AGNF4, 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 SSC GERMANTOWN OPERATING COMPANY LLC receiving $4,154,386 in net obligations from VHA across 18 awards under UEI Q4TJMCJHFDK3, 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 ST. FRANCIS HEALTH SERVICES OF MORRIS, INC. receiving $4,112,420 in net obligations from VHA across 11 awards under UEI F966JSMNMV88, 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 NANOSTRING TECHNOLOGIES, INC. receiving $4,105,317 in net obligations from VHA across 33 awards under UEI JEKKWSBFM2K4, 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 SALVATION ARMY (GA), THE (INC) receiving $4,023,134 in net obligations from VHA across 16 awards under UEI HC67UMLKR2N9, 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 LAND SHARK SHREDDING LLC receiving $3,987,487 in net obligations from VHA across 17 awards under UEI KARKENA9C829, 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 ABCM CORPORATION receiving $3,915,518 in net obligations from VHA across 14 awards under UEI LTB2WA4M13K1, 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 LANDSCAPE receiving $3,909,306 in net obligations from VHA across 4 awards under UEI GK2UKN9EB1M5, 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 FERBAK, INC. receiving $3,887,736 in net obligations from VHA across 130 awards under UEI FPK4AWR5LG39, 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 CHAMBERS NURSING HOME CENTER, INC. receiving $3,813,165 in net obligations from VHA across 24 awards under UEI DVXUEJ7H9J39, 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 ADVANCE PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS, INC receiving $3,558,190 in net obligations from VHA across 219 awards under UEI QA13ZLMNFJD3, 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 SMITH & SMITH MEDICAL SUPPLY, LLC receiving $3,513,114 in net obligations from VHA across 34 awards under UEI CX3SGHKJ63L5, 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 BENEDICTINE CARE CENTERS receiving $3,421,972 in net obligations from VHA across 10 awards under UEI D1W5HE6E2DK9, 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 SAFE STEP, L.L.C. receiving $3,134,206 in net obligations from VHA across 32 awards under UEI QE5JJDD6LKM7, 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 D MOORE AND SON MONUMENTS LLC receiving $3,102,002 in net obligations from NCA across 23 awards under UEI V51JSV6J1631, 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 USFIN DEVELOPMENT, LLC receiving $3,091,148 in net obligations from VHA across 7 awards under UEI JKR4GPSGENG3, 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 APEX CONTRACTING & RESTORATION, INC. receiving $2,949,976 in net obligations from VHA across 44 awards under UEI CT94JHMNK9Q4, 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 DK CORNERSTONE LLC receiving $2,635,220 in net obligations from VHA across 13 awards under UEI X6ZUQGK8MQ95, 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 MEDTRONIC, INC. receiving $2,577,839 in net obligations from VHA across 75 awards under UEI MGFRRSLEREG9, 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 HURST NURSING AND REHAB CENTER, LLC receiving $2,530,496 in net obligations from VHA across 6 awards under UEI E3BHC3RR13L5, 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 PAGE BROWN MA MFCC receiving $2,505,790 in net obligations from VHA across 14 awards under UEI E6XCX7V9EM56, 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 FRICKE, ALAN E MEMORIALS INC receiving $2,498,020 in net obligations from NCA across 49 awards under UEI GSJMLJW2W4C4, 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 9W HALO WESTERN OPCO L.P. receiving $2,343,809 in net obligations from VHA across 14 awards under UEI JTXKHS7LFNM5, 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 SSC GREENFIELD OPERATING COMPANY LLC receiving $2,301,862 in net obligations from VHA across 9 awards under UEI URRTNHA2RVR9, 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 ASPEN SURGICAL PRODUCTS, INC. receiving $2,277,877 in net obligations from VHA across 1953 awards under UEI K2T4FBNYT5Y5, 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 EMPRES AT CASPER, LLC receiving $2,271,122 in net obligations from VHA across 31 awards under UEI NR6MNYCHV5C9, 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.