Project Grant TXSSG23252325

Award Date 10/1/25

Completion Date 9/30/26

Dollars Obligated $375K

Federal Agency

Veterans Health Administration

Awardee

U.s.vets - Texas (WKZHQTKFDLB7)

Federal Grant Program

64.055

Assistance Type

Project Grant

Place of Performance

Texas, USA

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