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Salvation Army of Greater Houston

Salvation Army of Greater Houston holds 5 contracts with 1 American local government, carrying $23.3M in stated value. Every figure here links to the government record it was read from.

$23.3MObserved value
5Records
1Governments
Nov 25, 2025First seen
Sep 11, 2026Most recent

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Request by Housing and Community Development for approval of a sixth amendment to an agreement with The Salvation Army of Greater Houston for Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH… $8.01M Harris County, TX Sep 11, 2026 amendment Health & social Request by Housing and Community Development for approval of a fifth amendment to an agreement with The Salvation Army of Greater Houston for PSH Preservation funded by $7,608… $7.61M Harris County, TX Aug 7, 2026 amendment Public safety Request by Housing and Community Development for approval of a fourth amendment to an agreement with The Salvation Army of Greater Houston for PSH Preservation funded by $7,46… $7.47M Harris County, TX May 29, 2026 amendment Public safety Request by Housing and Community Development for approval of a second amendment to an agreement with The Salvation Army of Greater Houston to increase the project budget in th… $255K Harris County, TX Nov 25, 2025 amendment Public safety Request by Housing and Community Development for approval of a third amendment to an agreement with The Salvation Army of Greater Houston for PSH Preservation funded by the Am… Harris County, TX Mar 6, 2026 amendment Public safety

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