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Funded organization

Whitney M. Young, Jr., Health Center, Inc.

$3,768,485 received across 4 grant awards

$6,484,965 in contract value across 9 contracts

Category
health
Grants received
$3,768,485
Grant awards
4
Contract value
$6,484,965
Contracts
9
Location
Albany

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Funded across these programs

How this organization's money is labeled in the record: the named city initiatives it is tagged under, and its contracts by agency. Each figure is exactly what the data shows.

Discretionary programs (initiatives)

Contracts by agency

  • Department of Health$5.7M · 6
  • Office of Addiction Services and Supports$740K · 3

Who has funded it

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What it has received

StateKathy Hochul (Governor of New York State, New York State Executive Chamber)DASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed)$1,922,050NY State grant report (DASNY)
StateKathy Hochul (Governor of New York State, New York State Executive Chamber)DASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed)$1,296,435NY State grant report (DASNY)
StateAnthony H. PalumboDASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed)$500,000NY State grant report (DASNY)
StateTommy SchiavoniDASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed)$50,000NY State grant report (DASNY)
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Contracts won

Public contracts and procurements awarded to this organization by New York city agencies and state authorities. Amounts are the awarded value or contract ceiling, not dollars paid.

FY2019Department of HealthState authorityNFP & Public Facility Rebate Program$1,922,050awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2021Department of HealthState authorityEliminating Hepatitis C$1,550,000awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2023Department of HealthState authorityMultiple Service Agency Initiative$1,105,053awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2022Department of HealthState authoritySchool Health$857,925awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2024Office of Addiction Services and SupportsState authorityComprehensive Outpatient Treatment Program$374,000awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2026Department of HealthState authoritySchool Based Health Center$294,115awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2025Office of Addiction Services and SupportsState authorityMethadone in Jails$209,000awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2026Office of Addiction Services and SupportsState authorityTreatment Services (Alcohol and Substance Abuse)$157,248awardedOpen Book contract search
FY2020Department of HealthState authorityRefugee Medical Assistance Program$15,574awardedOpen Book contract search
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Who else competes here

Other vendors holding contracts with the same New York agencies, ranked by how many of those agencies they share with this organization. New York publishes the winner of each award, not the losing bidders, so this is the competitive field, not a bidder list.

VendorShared agenciesContractsContract value
Currier McCabe & Associates Inc.24$887,058,470
ST JOHNS RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL26$54,478,707
Montefiore Medical Center217$31,947,635

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