Flagged Patterns

Six detection methods across 1,000 payment records. Each flag links to the specific payments worth checking first.

A flag means something was statistically unusual, not that fraud occurred.

Patterns flagged

15

Across six methods

Flagged vendors

11

Unique vendors

Flagged agencies

10

With at least one flag

Evidence links

75

Payment references

One Vendor Getting Most Money

Technical name: Vendor Concentration

When a single vendor captures >40% of an agency's total spend, it may indicate limited competition or contract steering.

Showing 10 flags for One Vendor Getting Most Money

HIGHHousing Authority Subsidy

Housing Authority Subsidy: 100% of spend goes to DC HOUSING AUTHORITY

DC HOUSING AUTHORITY received $601.39M of Housing Authority Subsidy's $601.39M total (50 payments). 1 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$601.4M

HIGHDepartment of Energy and Environment

Department of Energy and Environment: 82% of spend goes to VERMONT ENERGY INVESTMENT CORP

VERMONT ENERGY INVESTMENT CORP received $215.90M of Department of Energy and Environment's $262.19M total (23 payments). 4 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$215.9M

HIGHDistrict of Columbia Public Schools

District of Columbia Public Schools: 75% of spend goes to SODEXOMAGIC, LLC

SODEXOMAGIC, LLC received $204.44M of District of Columbia Public Schools's $273.13M total (10 payments). 2 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$204.4M

HIGHOffice of Contracting and Procurement

Office of Contracting and Procurement: 71% of spend goes to JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, NA

JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, NA received $277.78M of Office of Contracting and Procurement's $392.99M total (21 payments). 7 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$277.8M

LOWWashington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority

Washington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority: 54% of spend goes to WASH METRO AREA TRANSIT A

WASH METRO AREA TRANSIT A received $2110.45M of Washington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority's $3874.26M total (39 payments). 3 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$2.11B

LOWDepartment of General Services

Department of General Services: 44% of spend goes to MCN BUILD INC.

MCN BUILD INC. received $679.97M of Department of General Services's $1559.19M total (55 payments). 12 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$680.0M

LOWDepartment of Health Care Finance

Department of Health Care Finance: 42% of spend goes to AMERIHEALTH DISTRICT OF COLUMB

AMERIHEALTH DISTRICT OF COLUMB received $3235.00M of Department of Health Care Finance's $7767.12M total (74 payments). 19 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$3.24B

LOWDepartment of Human Services

Department of Human Services: 42% of spend goes to THE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP\HOME

THE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP\HOME received $187.79M of Department of Human Services's $451.19M total (16 payments). 4 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$187.8M

LOWDistrict of Columbia Public Charter Schools

District of Columbia Public Charter Schools: 41% of spend goes to KIPP DC

KIPP DC received $811.46M of District of Columbia Public Charter Schools's $1967.27M total (24 payments). 11 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$811.5M

LOWOffice of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development

Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development: 41% of spend goes to DC ARENA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

DC ARENA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP received $204.57M of Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development's $499.82M total (8 payments). 14 total vendors serve this agency.

In plain English: One vendor is getting a very large share of an agency's money.

$204.6M