Vendor & Grantee Risk Intelligence Before You Sign

Grantee fraud discovered post-award

Federal grant fraud is typically discovered during an OIG audit — months or years after award. By then the money is spent, the damage is done, and your agency faces a recovery action and public embarrassment.

Vendor governance red flags missed in RFP stage

Standard procurement due diligence checks SAM.gov exclusions but misses the broader pattern of governance failures, state enforcement actions, and related-entity risk that predict vendor fraud and performance failure.

HHS and DOJ enforcement actions ignored in procurement

Healthcare vendors, social service contractors, and behavioral health grantees with active HHS OIG investigations or DOJ civil actions routinely pass procurement screening because no one checks enforcement data at the RFP stage.

Pre-Award Vendor Screening

Run any vendor, grantee, or subrecipient through RedMapAlert before award. Get a 0–100 risk score combining SAM.gov exclusions, HHS OIG data, DOJ enforcement history, and IRS 990 governance analysis in 60 seconds.

Federal Enforcement Cross-Reference

RedMapAlert aggregates DOJ civil and criminal enforcement, HHS OIG exclusions and advisory opinions, IRS compliance actions, FTC enforcement, and SEC filings into a single risk timeline for any organization.

Bulk Screening for Grant Pipelines

Upload a list of EINs from your grant applicant pool and screen every organization overnight. Identify high-risk applicants before review panels begin — not after award decisions are made.

Post-Award Monitoring for Active Grants

Add all active grantees and prime contractors to your watchlist. Receive real-time alerts when new enforcement actions are filed, exclusions are added, or governance risk scores change — enabling proactive contract management.

“We now screen every grant applicant above $50,000 through RedMapAlert before the review panel meets. We've identified two high-risk applicants in the past grant cycle that would not have been caught by our standard SAM.gov check.”

“The HHS OIG enforcement data alone is worth it for our procurement team. We found an active advisory opinion against a behavioral health vendor that had already cleared our standard vendor registration process.”

“Post-award monitoring is a game changer. We get notified when enforcement actions are filed against active grantees — not when the OIG audit shows up.”