Agency Profile / FY2026
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs.
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FY2026 spending
~8,000
Employees
$73B
Total budget
40%+
Small business goal
FY2026 prime contract awards from USASpending.gov·Agency budget, headcount, and small business goal from agency public disclosures
Mission & Overview
“To create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all.”
Headquarters:Washington, D.C.
Website:www.hud.gov
Procurement Office:Office of the Chief Procurement Officer
Key Programs & Initiatives
- 1Federal Housing Administration (FHA)
- 2Office of Public and Indian Housing
- 3Community Development Block Grants
- 4Fair Housing programs
- 5Homeless assistance
Major Contract Vehicles
Key acquisition vehicles used by HUD for procuring goods and services.
HUD BPAs
Blanket purchase agreements
IT Services
Information technology contracts
Housing Counseling
Housing assistance services
Fair Housing Support
Civil rights and fair housing
Recent Initiatives & Priorities
Current focus areas that may present contracting opportunities.
Affordable housing expansionIT system modernizationHomelessness reductionFair housing enforcementClimate resilience in housing
How to Win HUD Contracts
- Build housing and community development expertise
- Understand FHA loan processing systems
- Focus on affordable housing programs
- Develop fair housing compliance capabilities
- Understand grant management systems
Recommended Certifications
- Housing counseling certifications
- Fair housing certifications
- ISO 9001:2015
- Grant management credentials
- Community development credentials
Top Industries for HUD
Management Consulting541611Computer Systems Design541512
Residential Property Managers531311
Other Individual & Family Services624190
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