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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT

FISCAL YEAR 2004 FISCAL YEAR 2004 FORECAST OF CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIESFORECAST OF CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

For the

2nd, 3rd and 4th Quarters

Released February 2, 2004

(Version 5)

by

THE OFFICE OF SMALL AND DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS UTILIZATION (OSDBU)http://www.hud.gov/smallbusiness

Program offices still pending: Office of Public & Indian Housing and Office of the Chief Information Officer.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION I Introduction, Message to Small Businesses and OSDBU Mission Statement i OSDBU Staff and Field Office Small Business Specialists ii

SECTION II Forecast Overview iii

SECTION III Description of Forecast Categories iv

SECTION IV Glossary of Terms and Acronyms v-vi

SECTION V Products and Services

Administrative Support Services 1 Asset Sales 2 Financial Management Services 3 - 4 Information Technology 5 - 7 Professional, Technical & Logistical Support Services 8 - 10 Program Management 11 - 15 Property Management, Marketing & Sales 16 - 22 Real Estate Owned & Mortgage Insurance Support 23 Other 24 - 27

SECTION I

INTRODUCTION

HUD is the principal federal agency responsible for the improvement and development of America’s housing and communities. HUD’s programs include: mortgage insurance to help individuals and families become homeowners; rental subsidies to enable lower-income families to find affordable housing; development, rehabilitation and modernization of the nation’s Public and Indian Housing stock; development of HUD-insured multifamily housing; enforcement of Federal Fair Housing laws; and the development, improvement and revitalization of American’s urban centers and neighborhoods.

Independent contractors and vendors of different business sizes assist the Department in carrying out its various programs and internal operations in the Washington, DC headquarters office and field offices. The list of contracting opportunities in the following pages are for Fiscal Year 2004 (October 1, 2003 through September 30, 2004).

MESSAGE TO SMALL BUSINESSES

HUD is committed to providing maximum practicable opportunities in its acquisitions to small business, veteran-owned small business, service disabled veteran-owned small business, HUBZone small business, small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business concerns. HUD encourages small and small disadvantaged business concerns to partner, team or joint venture to maximize their opportunity to receive prime contracts. The Forecast will assist small and small disadvantaged business concerns with the opportunity to obtain prime and subcontracting opportunities. HUD’s program offices provide the information contained in this document. If you discover errors or encounter problems establishing communication with the points of contact send an e-mail with FORECAST PROBLEM in the subject line to [email protected] BRIEFLY stating your problem.

OSDBU MISSION STATEMENT

The OSDBU mission is to ensure that small businesses, 8(a) firms, women-owned businesses, small disadvantaged businesses, HUBZone businesses and veteran-owned businesses are treated fairly and are provided an opportunity to compete and be selected for a fair amount of HUD’s direct and indirect contract dollars.

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SECTION I

OSDBU STAFF & FIELD OFFICE SMALL BUSINESS SPECIALISTS

OSDBU StaffA. Jo Baylor, Director

Firms that are interested in doing business with HUD or need assistance in understanding procurement policies and procedures may contact the following individuals:

Business Utilization Development Specialists (HUD Headquarters)(202) 708-1428

Arnette McGill-Moore Ozema (Ozzie) MooreFocus: 8(a) and Native American Owned Businesses Focus: Veteran Owned Businesses, IT and SecuritySpecialty: Subcontracting Plan Review

Valerie HayesFocus: Subcontracting Monitoring

Field Office Small Business Specialists

Pat McQuoid Kimberlee SatterfieldPhiladelphia Field Contracting Operations Atlanta Field Contracting Operations(215) 656-0674 (404) 331-5001

Nancy RoyceDenver Field Contracting Operations(303) 672-5281

Individual e-mail and mailing addresses are located at: http://www.hud.gov/smallbusiness. Hearing or speech impaired individuals may access the telephone numbers in this document via TTY by calling the toll-free Federal Information Relay Service at (800) 877-8339.

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SECTION II

FORECAST OVERVIEW

The Forecast includes proposed contracting opportunities from both headquarters and field offices. The Forecast will be updated on a weekly basis, with a new Forecast released every Monday, with the exception of holidays. All HUD competitive procurements (excluding GSA Schedule buys) expected to exceed $25,000, for which HUD is currently soliciting bids or proposals, are listed on the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer’s home page at: http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpo/index.cfm. Also, HUD and other federal agencies list contracting opportunities on the Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) website at http://www.fedbizopps.gov/. Vendors may subscribe to this website, free of charge, to receive notifications of daily contracting postings from federal agencies.

HUD contracting opportunities are procured by the following four principal contracting offices: (1) Office of the Chief Procurement Officer (OCPO) at HUD Headquarters in Washington, DC; and the three field contracting operations (FCO) offices located in (2) Philadelphia, PA; (3) Atlanta, GA; and (4) Denver, CO. The OCPO in Washington, DC contracts for services (e.g., technical assistance, research and other professional/technical services) and supplies to support HUD program areas and the mission and operations of the Department in general (e.g., information technology, building maintenance, business process re-engineering). The FCO offices contract primarily for services to support the field program operations of the Department’s Office of Housing and its four Homeownership Centers (Philadelphia, Atlanta, Denver, and Santa Ana). Each FCO office has branches, some of which are located in other cities within their jurisdictions. Contracting opportunities for the Department vary by location and by year based on program needs. The absence of a specific contracting need for a particular area in this forecast does not mean that the need will not arise later in the year or in future years.

The Forecast includes various services and acquisition strategies such as simplified acquisitions (contracts valued between $25,000 and $100, 000), full and open competitions (contracts valued over $100,000) and limited competitions against the General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedules in various forms of acquisitions strategies ranging from “open to all business sizes” to “small business set-asides.” The Department also encourages 8(a) firms that have dual status (i.e. an 8(a) firm certified as a HUBZone and/or is a woman-owned or veteran-owned firm) to compete for HUD contracting opportunities.

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SECTION III

DESCRIPTION OF FORECAST CATEGORIES

The following provides a description of the categories listed in the forecast:

Plan Number & Product/Service: This category provides the tracking number and the title of the planned contract. Vendors should reference the plan number when requesting information on a planned contract.

Contract Description: A brief narrative of the purpose and need for the service or product; and in some instances, the responsibilities expected of the selected contractor.

GSA Schedule/NAICS: HUD procures many of its services and products through the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedules. The Forecast, in some instances, will provide the Schedule Name, Schedule Number and Special Item Number (SIN). For a full listing and definition of the various schedules, visit the GSA website at: http://www.gsa.gov. For requirements that are not GSA Schedule buys, North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes are provided to assist businesses in determining their size standard (small or large) for their industry. The Small Business Administration (SBA) has pre-determined the size standards for various industries. A full listing of the NAICS codes may be found at the SBA’s website: http://www.sba.gov/size/indextableofsize.html. NAICS code definitions are located at http://www.census.gov at the NAICS link.

Fiscal Year Quarter: This is the quarter of the federal fiscal year (October 1 through September 30) in which the procurement process is scheduled to begin for each planned contract. For example, a planned contract showing the “3rd ” quarter will begin April 1 through June 30, 2004.

Estimated Contract Value & Contract Length: Each planned contract lists an estimated budget and an estimated period of performance that has been determined sufficient to perform the service. The performance period always includes the proposed base year(s), and in some instances the option period; an option period is one year unless otherwise stated. A determination of option periods, however, may not have been completed prior to the release of the Forecast. A Request for Quotes (RFQ) or a Request for Proposal (RFP) that is issued in relation to any planned contract will include the final determined performance period.

Program Office & Point of Contact: The program office (e.g. Administration, Chief Financial Officer) is the area within HUD procuring the product/service. Businesses that are interested in a planned contract should contact the listed point of contact via e-mail or telephone and request a meeting to market their firm’s capabilities for a particular requirement.

Acquisition Strategy: The acquisition strategy (e.g. small business set-aside, 8(a) sole source, full and open) is provided for each planned contract to allow for easier marketing for both business and program management. For example, “Full and Open” means that all businesses, regardless of size, are offered the opportunity to submit a proposal or bid.

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SECTION IV

GLOSSARY OF TERMS & ACRONYMS

A. Acquisition Terminology

Full and Open: All firms, regardless of business size, are permitted to submit a bid or proposal. The solicitation does not contain any small business set-asides.

Small Business Set-Aside: Only firms that are small or small disadvantaged businesses, such as 8(a) firms and HUBZones are permitted to submit a proposal or bid.

8(A) Set-Aside: It is the intent of the Government to award the resulting contract to a firm that is certified to be an 8(a) small disadvantaged business. The SBA defines an 8(a) as: “ A firm owned and operated by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals and eligible to receive federal contracts under the Small Business Administration’s 8(a) Business Development Program.”

GSA Federal Supply Schedules: These are multiple award schedules under the GSA Schedules Program. These are long-term government-wide contracts with commercial firms. A complete listing of the schedules may be found at: http://www.gsa.gov.

Open to All Business Sizes: In the Forecast, this term is associated with the General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedules limited competition. Large and small firms are encouraged to market the requirements targeted to be “open to all business sizes.” The requirement will be processed under the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer’s “accelerated contracting procedures” whereby firms are selected from the specified schedule listed in the forecast. At least three firms, which may include, one woman-owned, one small, and/or one 8(a) firm, along with other than small businesses will be selected to compete for the requirement.

Sources Sought: Sources Sought is a market research methodology that is conducted by the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer on behalf of a program office. The purpose is to announce that the Agency is seeking qualified businesses, both large and small, unless otherwise stated, through Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps). This is a formal contracting procedure that stipulates specific submission requirements and deadline dates that must be met.

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B. Forecast “Status” Terminology

New: After Version 1, “new” indicates additional planned contracts listed in the current Forecast.

Action Closed-Pending Award: The requirement is no longer available for marketing by classified firms. The Office of the Chief Procurement Officer is currently processing the requirement for award to the selected firm or firms. Although, the status of the requirement may be identified as “action closed-pending award”, there may be subcontracting opportunities available. Businesses are encouraged to notify either the program office contact person or the Contracting Officer during the marketing stages or early in the procurement process (before submission of request for quote or request for proposal) that they are interested in subcontracting opportunities for a specific requirement.

Action Awarded: The procurement process has been completed and the requirement has been awarded to a firm or firms.

C. Small Business Terminology

Small Business - A business that is independently owned and operated and which is not dominant in its field of operation and in conformity with specific industry criteria defined by the Small Business Administration (SBA). Depending on the industry, size standard eligibility is based on the average number of employees for the preceding twelve months or on sales volume averaged over a three-year period.

Small Disadvantaged Business Concern - A small business that is at least 51% owned and controlled by a socially and economically disadvantaged individual or individuals. This can include a publicly owned business that has at least 51 % of its stock unconditionally owned by one or more socially and economically disadvantaged individuals; and one or more such individuals control the management and business operations.

8(a) Firm - A firm participating in the SBA’s business development program created to help eligible small disadvantaged businesses become independently competitive in the federal procurement market. A firm must be 51% owned and controlled by a socially and economically disadvantaged individual or individuals to be eligible for the 8(a) program. The SBA must certify small businesses that want to claim 8(a) status.

HUBZone - A preference that is targeted to small businesses that obtain a certification from the SBA, in part, by employing staff that live in a HUBZone. The company must also maintain a "principal office" in one of these specially designated areas. A principal office can be different from a company’s headquarters.

Joint Venture - In the SBA Mentor-Protégé Program, an agreement between a certified 8(a) firm and a mentor firm to joint venture as a small business for a government contract. The Agreement must be in writing; and include an assessment of the Protégé’s needs, together with a description of the specific assistance that the Mentor will provide to address those needs. The Agreement must also provide for the termination of the Agreement with 30 days advance notice to the other party and to the SBA. Additionally, the agreement should state that it is for at least one year.

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ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICESPlan Number

& Product/ServiceContract Description GSA

Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter

Estimated Contract Value

&Contract Length

Program Office & Point of Contact

Acquisition Strategy

A-2003-L-00037

Program Support Services

Contractor(s) shall provide science and technology support services related to lead and other housing-related health hazards.

NAICS 541990

2nd $10M to $20M

5 Years

Office of Health Homes and Lead Hazard ControlDr. Peter Ashley

(202) 755-1785 ext. [email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

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ASSET SALESPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



A-2004-HR-0093PCQ-04-035

Asset Sales

The contractor shall provide EQUITY MONITOR-MF SUBSIDIZED NOTES-oversee the transaction to maximize return to FHA.

NAICS 531390

3rd $1M - $5M

1 Year

HousingFinance & Budget Asset Sales

Kathleen Malone (202) 708-0614 ext. 3570

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-HR-0110 PCQ-04-039

Asset Sales

The contractor shall provide FRONT END RISK ASSESSMENT ANALYST-design a program/ process/ controls.

NAICS 531390

2nd $100K - $500K

1 Year with One (1) 9-Month

Option

HousingFinance & Budget Asset Sales Myrna

Gordon (202) 708-0614 ext. 3369

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-HR-0112PCQ-04-040

Asset Sales

The contractor shall provide support services as a TRANSACTION SPECIALIST-MF Subsidized -develop structured sales initiative-do marketing & sale-create market valve model-do bid evaluation model.

NAICS 531390

4th $5M - $10M

9 Months with One (1) 9-Month

Option


Myrna Gordon (202) 708-0614 ext. 3369 [email protected]

Small Business Set-Aside

A-2004-HR-0114PCQ-04-042

Asset Sales

The contractor shall provide FRONT END RISK ASSESSMENT ANALYST-MF SUBSIDIZED SALE-design program of risk assessment, controls.

NAICS 531390

3rd $500K - $1M

1 Year with One (1) 9-Month

Option


Myrna Gordon (202) 708-0614 ext. 3369

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-HR-0142PCQ-04-047

Asset Sales

The contractor shall provide support services as a "Pipeline coordinator": ACD-onsite project coordination managing contractors workload, day to day ops, timelines, milestones deliverables etc.

GSA Schedule 520

2nd $5M - $10M

1 Year with Two (2) 6-Month

Options


Kathleen Malone (202) 708-0614 ext. 3570

[email protected]



FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICESPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



A-2004-HR-0011PHQ-04-001

Financial & Technical Support

The contractor will provided Technical, advisory and assistance services to support the FHA Section 242 Hospitals.

NAICS 541690

2nd $10M - $20M

5 Years

HousingHealth Care

John Whitehead (202) 708-0599

[email protected]

Four Awards to Two Small and

Two Large Businesses

A-2004-HR-0022 PGQ-04-001

Accounting and Financial Support Services

The contractor shall provide Financial Analyses and Verification of Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE) Management Reporting.

GSA Schedule 520

3rd $1M to $5M

1 Year with 2 Options

HousingGovernment Sponsored Enterprises

Sandra Fostek(202) 708-0614 ext 2233

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0052PCQ-04-018

Financial and Investigative Support

The contractor shall provide support services to locate homeowners - TO REFUND INSURANCE PREMIUMS TO HOMEOWNERS.

GSA Schedule 520

4th $1M to $6M


HousingFinance & Budget

John Chin (202) 708-2438

[email protected]

Small BusinessSet-Aside

A-2004-HR-0063PCQ-04-025

Financial Analysis

ACTION CLOSED PENDING AWARD

A-2004-HR-0086PCQ-04-030

Financial Analysis

The contractor shall provide LOAN PERFORMANCE DATA - subscription for commercially available mortgage database info/newsletter-includes access to 30/60/90 day delinquency data covering over 32 million active loans w/historical delinquency data for up to 10 yrs.

GSA Schedule 520

2nd $100K - $500K



Judy May (202) 755-7500 x156

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0088/ HR-0089PCQ-04-031/ PCQ-04-032

Financial Analysis

The contractor shall provide MULTIFAMILY FINANCIAL RISK ASSESSMENT (MF FASS) REAC financial risk assessment of HUD insured and assisted MFH properties/annual-new financial risk model. The contractor shall ENHANCE AND SUPPORT THE MULTIFAMILY INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT SUB SYSTEM (NASS).

GSA Schedule 520

4th $2M to $11M



Judy May (202) 755-7500 x156

[email protected]

Small BusinessSet -Aside

A-2004-HR-0091PSQ-04-003

Technical & Management Support Service

The contractor shall perform Single Family Business Process Reengineering Project re: original of FHA - BPR done 5-2002-now implement recommendations.

GSA Schedule 870

2nd $100k - $500K

1 Year

HousingS/F Office of Program Development

Ruth Roman(202) 708-0614 ext. 2112 [email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

A-2004-HR-0102 The contractor shall provide support services for Single Family NAICS 2nd $500K - $1M Housing 8(a) Sole Source


FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICESPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



PSQ-04-005

Financial & Management Support Services

Automated Risk Management Tools-purchase automated property, identity & fraud check tools - use to implement E-Endorsement and TOTAL Scorecard.

5412191 Year

S/F Office of Program Development Ruth Roman

(202) 708-0614 ext. 2112 [email protected]

A-2004-HR-0163PSQ-04-043

Technical Support Services

The contractor shall conduct Lender Monitoring Business Process Review.

NAICS 541219

4th $100K - $500K

1 Year

HousingOffice of Lender Activities and

Program ComplianceJoy Hadley

(202) 708-2830 [email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-HR-0169 PCQ-04-054

Financial Analysis

The contractor shall provide Support Services for SF Indemnification Processing & Billing - tracking indemnifications - determine billable losses.

GSA Schedule 520

3rd $1M - $5M



Jim Curry (202) 708-2163

[email protected]


A-2004-HY-0004 PMR-04-005

Auditing Service (i.e. CPA service)

Mark-to-Market Agreed-Upon Procedures Reviews And Compliance Audit Support (Third Party Audit III) - The contractor would perform agreed-upon procedures reviews and compliance audits that would aid OMHAR in assessing the program's Participating Administrative Entity's compliance with applicable policies and practices.

NAICS 541211

2nd $1M - $5M

1 Year with 1 Option

HousingOMHAR

Thomas Bordone 708-3856 ext.3781,

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-TF-0010

Accounting

Accounting support for single family and multifamily litigation issues in the event of a default, legal services and forensic accounting to support Department of Justice default proceedings.

NAICS541219

3rd $100K-$500K

1 Year

Ginnie MaeMichael Najjum202-401—2064

[email protected]

Full and Open


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



A-2004-AY-0026 To acquire a Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Web application to capture and track data for analysis in support of the Housing Counseling program.

GSA Schedule 70

ITAC

3rd $500K-$1M

1 Year

HousingGeorge Grotheer

(202) 708-0614 ext.2294George H. [email protected]


A-2004-AY-0149

System Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA),

IV&V, Help Desk, and Training Support

Provide System Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) services in the following areas: develop Concept of Operations, define and document Business and Technical Requirements, review Functional Requirements and report on Development Project Tasks, conduct Independent Verification and Validation (IV & V) testing, develop and deliver system Training, support system Change Management (CM), and provide Help Desk support for all CPD sponsored systems.

GSA Schedule

4th $8M - $10M


Community Planning and DevelopmentRobyne Doten

(202) 708-0790, ext [email protected]


A-2004-AY-0169

Information Technology Software Support Services

Contractor shall provide Software Support Services (Maintenance/Development) for FHA’s mortgage insurance premium collection and refund systems: Single Family Mortgage Collection System-Upfront, Single Family Mortgage Collection System-Periodic, and Distributive Shares and Refund System.

GSA Schedule 70

2nd $1M to 13M


Chief Information OfficerPaul Theisen


LargeBusiness

A-2004-AY-0252

Software solution (COTS) to meet documented loan accounting

requirements

Contractor to propose COTS, demonstrate the capability, implement and maintain new loan accounting solution through system life cycle.

NAICSTBD

2nd $680K to$2.327 M


Chief Financial OfficerKenneth Traylor

(202) 708-0614 ext [email protected]

Full and Open

A-2004-F-0011

HUD Integrated Financial Management Improvement Project (HIFMIP) – Project

Management IV & V

Contractor will provide HIFMIP Project Management support services for: change management, ITIPS support, web page development, master project schedule and earned-value support, communications support, quality management support, technical review support, OMB 300B support PMRB and quarterly review support. Requires extensive knowledge of project management technique and implementation process, change management and Federal financial systems implementation.

GSA Schedule 70

2nd $2M

1 year

Chief Financial OfficerMary Kohlmeier


Small Business Set-Aside/8(a)

A-2004-F-0011

HUD Integrated Financial

Contractor will provide support services to perform HUD System Development Methodology (SDM) Define Systems Phase tasks of identifying the functional, data, performance,

GSA Schedule 70

2nd $4.8M

1 Year

Chief Financial OfficerMary Kohlmeier

(202) 708-2721, ext 3853

Large Business with 40% Small

Business




Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



Management Improvement Project (HIFMIP) – Define Phase

and security requirements for the HIFMIP core financial system. Contractor also to provide updates to the SDM and Vision Documents and to provide COTS evaluation support. Contractor might possibly carry project through the implementation phase as well. Significant experience with defining requirements for Federal financial JFMIP certified systems implementation required.

[email protected] Subcontracting Participation

A-2004-FA-0002Software Operations and

Maintenance Support

Contractor to provide systems life cycle support for OCFO Office of Budget systems.

GSA Schedule 70

3rd $1M to $5.38M





A-2004-FA-0004

Software Operations and Maintenance support

Contractor with Lotus Notes applications experience to provide systems life cycle support for OCFO’s lotus notes applications including the ARCATS audit tracking system.

GSA Schedule 70

3rd $.44M to $2.47M





A-2004-FA-0007Software Operations and

Maintenance support

Contractor with knowledge of AMS product FFS and knowledge of data mart platform and technology to support daily system operations and provide maintenance support.

GSA Schedule 70

3rd $3.29M to $25M



(202) 708-0614 ext 6241Kenneth_J. [email protected]

Open to All Business Sizes

A-2004-FA-0009

Independent Verification and Validation Services

Contractor, with knowledge of the AMS product FFS and knowledge of other OCFO system platforms, to IV&V products of the system life cycle as described in HUD’s System Development Methodology (SDM).

GSA Schedule 70

4th $1.06M to $5.66M





A-2004-FA-0012

Software Operations and Maintenance Support

Contractor to provide systems life cycle support for the OCFO for a loan accounting system to be replaced within 12 months and for an accounts receivable tracking system to be replaced in 12-24 mos.

GSA Schedule 70

3rd $440,000 to $800,000





A-2004-FA-0014

Software Operations and Maintenance Support

Contractor to provide systems life cycle support for OCFO Office of Budget Total Estimation and Allocation Module (TEAM) system.

NAICS 541512

2nd $172,870 to $366,670

1 year with Monthly Options for Maximum of

10 Months



8(a) Set Aside




Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



A-2004-HR-0187UMQ-04-33

Funding Model System

NEW

The Contractor shall develop and implement a Funding Model System. The Funding Model System should be developed for full integration with current ARAMS functions in the TRACS system. The development and final implementation of the Funding Model System shall be based on the recommended technology and environment that is within the scope of HUD’s standards for the overall improved functionality of the system.

GSA Schedule 70

2nd $100K - $500K

1 year with 2 Options

HousingYlanda Ford



A-2004-AY-0134

Software Development and Maintenance Support

NEW

Contractor to provide development and maintenance for HUD Client Information and Policy System (HUDCLIPS). This project is an internet/intranet-based full text research and retrieval system.

GSA Schedule 70

4th $3.7m

1 year with 4 Options

Office of AdministrationDeloris Whitney

(202708-0614 [email protected]

Small BusinessSet Aside


PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL & LOGISTICAL SUPPORT SERVICESPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



A-2003-R-0050

Research

The contractor will maintain the existing Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing (PATH) technology roadmaps, providing updated research requirements developed in collaboration with industry and Federal partners, allowing the PATH technology roadmaps to remain current.

NAICS541990

3rd $150K

1 Year

Policy Development & ResearchAffordable Housing Research and

Technology DivisionDana Bres



A-2004-AJT-0003

NOFA Technical Support

Clearinghouse Services: The contractor shall conceptualize, organize, and deliver high-quality clearinghouse and coordination services within stringent time constraints. The contractor shall organize and implement public information projects, provide technical support, provide logistical and on-site support to planned public meeting or develop specific data collection, analyses, and/or dissemination methods. The contractor shall develop publications, brochures, conference planning and logistical support for public information undertakings. Grants Management Services: 1.Grant Reviews – review of grants files to determine compliance to federal statutes, regulations (including OMB Circulars, and Executive Orders that govern the management of grant programs; 2.Grants Management Briefing Material; 3.eGrants Briefing Material; 4.Workshops on eGrants; 5.Grants Training; 6.Grant Audits; 7.Grant Audit Resolution; 8. Grant Technical Assistance; 9. Indirect Costs

GSA Schedule 874

MOBIS

4th $500K to $800K


AdministrationM. Viveca Miller

(202) 708-0614, ext 6017m._viveca [email protected]

Cathy Baker(202)-708-0614, ext [email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

A-2004-AR-0002

Operation Brain Trust

Due to the upcoming retirement wave of the baby-boom generation, the Department needs to improve and maintain the Department's knowledge base. The services acquired will provide: Customized core of Operation Brain Trust Courses aligned with the Department’s goals and vision and related skill sets to develop high performers. Web-based tracking system to measure and monitor program activities and course evaluations.

GSA Schedule 874

MOBIS

4th $40K to $50K

1 Year

AdministrationReginald Hayes

(202) 708-3475, ext 4156 [email protected]



A-2004-AR-0009

Leadership and Management Program

This program will provide comprehensive and fully integrated curricula in leadership and management, employee core competency and professional skills development. Build HUD employee's capability to fill the supervisory and management

GSA Schedule 69

Training

4th $80K to $90K

1 Year

AdministrationMia Becket

(202) 708-2871, ext 4214 mia_ [email protected]





Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



positions that are anticipated due to retirements over the next three to five years. Cathy Baker

(202)-708-0614, ext [email protected]

A-2004-AR-0010

Alternative Disputes Resolution Training

The contractor is requested to provide training that is designed to assure that all HUD employees are trained in: Conflict management theory and practices. Communication theory and techniques. How to partner and avoid unhealthy conflict.

GSA Schedule 69

Training

4th $90K to $100K

1 Year

AdministrationFrancine Sutton




A-2004-AR-0014

Grants Management Certificate Program

The contractor is requested to provide training in Grant Management courses recommended by the National Grants Management Association and/or American Council on Education to certify participants as a Grants Management Specialist. An 80-100 hour certificate program that includes sub-topics such as: Monitoring and Managing Grants; Evaluating Federal Funds Management Capabilities of Recipients and Sub-recipients; Knowledge of Federal Assistance Law; Identifying Compliance Issues for Recipients; Defining Issues that Affect the Day to Day Management of Grants; Analyzing Audit and Financial Reports; Enforcement of Grant Agreements.

GSA Schedule 69

Training

4th $90K to $100K

1 Year

AdministrationFrancine Sutton




A-2004-EMM-0007

Management Studies & Analysis

BUSINESS PROCESS RE-ENGINEERING – Office of Fair Housing Operating Manual. The contractor will conduct a management review of current operations, develop objectives for the agency, and assess current environment, map current organizational structure and review staff levels and workload. In addition, the project team will work with FHEO staff to identify efficiencies in operations and opportunities for improving current operations.

NAICS541611

2nd $25K to $1M


Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity Director, Office of Management and

PlanningPaul T. Christian

(202) 708-1009, ext. [email protected]


A-2004-F-0003and

A-2004-F-0013

Twenty Resource Estimate

Contractor will conduct work measurement studies to determine the resource requirements of selected offices/programs/units/locations. The studies include: defining the work of the Program Office, identifying the most efficient and effective approach to doing the work, estimating the

GSA Schedule

874

3rd $1M

1 Year

Chief Financial OfficerJodie Flakowicz






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Requirements Allocation Process Studies

volume of work in that office and calculating the resources needed to do the work. We need a contractor with hands-on experience and expertise with work measurement.

A-2004-HR-0158PSQ-04-028

Management Study

The contractor shall conduct a study of the Tier Ranking System (TRS) used to measure servicing lenders' level of participation in FHA's Loss Mitigation Program.

GSA Schedule

874

2nd $25K - $100K

1 Year

Housing National Service Center

Michael Reyes (405) 553-7475

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0153PSQ-04-029

Management Study and Analysis

The contractor shall analyze the Loss Mitigation Program and recommend improvements by evaluating existing regulations and policies, and analyzing data available in SF Data Warehouse and the Tier Ranking System.

GSA Schedule

874

2nd $100K - $500K

9 months

HousingNational Service Center

Michael Reyes (405) 553-7475

[email protected]


R-2003-R-00188

Research

There already exist many guidance documents and fact sheets that contain good advice for builders and moisture remediators. Under this project, the contractor will use these materials to compile and critically evaluate to create a list of the “best practices” regarding moisture control in new construction. A comprehensive dissemination plan will be created and implemented to get the advice to builders and others needing to design and correct moisture problems.

NAICS541990

3rd $150K

6 Months

Policy Development & Research Affordable Housing Research and

Technology DivisionMichael D. Blanford



R-2003-R-00189

Research

The contractor will perform a parametric study to show the effect of a number of factors on the moisture level of a typical single family home. This information will lead others (American Society for Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), etc., to develop construction standards and other guidance that will reduce the likelihood of new homes having moisture (and mold) problems.

NAICS541990

3rd $200K

1 Year

Policy Development & ResearchAffordable Housing Research and

Technology DivisionMichael D. Blanford


Small BusinessSet-Aside


PROGRAM MANAGEMENTPlan Number


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A-2004-DOT-0013

Technical Assistance Services

College of Experts. Involves teams of national experts knowledgeable in CPD programs that communities can use in overcoming difficulties, problems and roadblocks that slow or halt effective community development projects. Knowledge of CPD programs (Home, Homeless, CDBG, etc.) is needed.

NAICS 541690

3rd $1M - $5M

2 Years

Community Planning and Development

Marty Horwath(202) 708-3176, ext. [email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-DOT-0014


To acquire analytical, data administration and technical support for the Annual Progress Report (APR). Congress appropriated funds to collect the Special Needs Assistance Programs (SNAPs) annual performance data that is currently in paper form and to put the information into a database.

NAICS 541690

3rd $500K - $1M

2 Years


Marty Horwath(202) 708-3176, ext. [email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-DOT-0015


Data entry support for Special Needs Assistance Programs (SNAPs) FY 04 competition applications, HUD’s Consolidated Plan and Performance Evaluation Report (PER).

NAICS 541690

3rd $100K -$500K

2 Years


Deirdre Neighbors(202) 708-3176, ext. [email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-DOT-0016


Integrated Disbursement and Information System (IDIS) training for HOME and Housing Opportunities of Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program grantees. Knowledge of HOME, HOPWA and IDIS is needed.

NAICS 541690

2nd $100K -$500K

2 Years


Karen Williams(803) 253-3009

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-EMM-0002

Program Evaluation

FAIR HOUSING INITIATIVE PROGRAM (FHIP) Technical Evaluation Panel (TEP) Process. The contractor will contact and solicit readers, including persons from private sector and government to read and evaluate applications and perform database management services for recording scores and comments by readers. Originating Office: Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO).

NAICS561990

4th $360K to $1M


Fair Housing & Equal OpportunityActing Director, Office of Programs

Aztec Jacobs(202) 708-2288, ext. 6949

[email protected]

Small Business Set-Aside/8(a)

A-2004-EMM-0005

Program Support Services

The contractor will update, revise, re-format and print the Office of Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity’s (FHEO) Title VIII handbook. In addition, the contractor will provide technical assistance such as statistical, graphing and mapping services involved in revising a handbook.

NAICS541990

3rd $250K to $1M


Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity Gregory King

(404) 331-5140, ext. [email protected]

Kenneth Holbert(202) 708-4252, ext. 6913

[email protected]


A-2004-EMM-0008 PROJECT for ACCESSIBILITY TRAINING and NAICS 2nd $1.4M to $5.7M Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity Large Business




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Technical Assistance & TrainingTECHNICAL GUIDANCE – The contractor will provide technical guidance component for educating those persons affected by the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act (FHAct). This training is required so that future multifamily construction is in compliance with the law.

5619901 Year with 2

Options

Director, Compliance & Disability Rights Support Division

Milton Turner(202) 708-2333, ext. 7057

[email protected]

PRQ-04-009

Training & Technical Support Services

The contractor shall provide support to Manufactured Housing Training and Technical Assistance-organize and provide technical assistance for training opportunities for partners in the program e.g. State Admin Agencies (SAAs), Primary Inspect agencies (PIA), manufacturers.

ACTION ON HOLD PENDING OMB RULING.

NAICS 541690

3rd $25K -$100K

6 Months

HousingRESPA & Land Sales

Ivy Jackson (202) 708-0514 ext. 2333 [email protected]


A-2004-HR-0045 PRQ-04-004

Training & Technical Support Service

ACTION CLOSED – PENDING AWARD

A-2004-HR-0067PSQ-04-030

Technical Assistance

The Contractor shall update HUD Handbook 4330.2 Revisions 1 & 2 to incorporate Mortgagee Letters and Housing Notices.

GSA Schedule

874

2nd $25K - $100K

1 Year


Sally Bene(918) 581-7158 ext. 3026 [email protected]


A-2004-HR-0072 PSQ-04-031

Training

The contractor shall provide Post Training Loss Mitigation & Servicing Facilitation

GSA Schedule

874

2nd $100K - $500K

1 Year


Debra Beacham (405) 553-7452

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0100PSQ-04-004

Technical Support Service

The contractor will revise and update the 203(k) HUD Handbook 4240 - has not been revised >10 yrs.

NAICS 541690

2nd $25K - $100K


HousingHome Mortgage Insurance Division

Joyce Johnson (202) 708-2121 ext. 2507

[email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

A-2004-HR-0103PSQ-04-006


The contractor shall provide a Guidebook for Nonprofit Organizations and Government Entities that participate - for first time consolidate all data.

NAICS 541690

4th $25K - $100K

6 Months

HousingS/F Office of Program Development

Loyd Lamois(202) 708-0614 ext. [email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside




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A-2004-HR-0117PSQ-04-010

Management & Technical Support Services

The contractor shall provide MODEL TO ESTABLISH REVITALIZATION AREAS-set uniform standards for evaluating & setting revitalization areas-set up process for continued review in each HOC area. (IT related area!)

NAICS 541690

4th $100K - $500K

1 Year

HousingS/F Asset Management

James Everett(202) 708-1672

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0122PSQ-04-011


The contractor shall provide advertisements (in English and Spanish) related to the sale of HUD owned homes to owner occupants, while helping purchasers avoid predatory mortgage lending practices.

NAICS 541690

4th $1M - $5M

1 Year


Wanda Sampedro (202) 708-0614 ext. 2324

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0128POQ-04-003

Exhibition Support

The contractor shall provide support services for HUD's participation in exhibits, trade shows, etc - five tasks.

NAICS 541690

2nd $25K - $100K

1Year with One (1) 1-Month

Option

HousingReginald Hayes

(202) 708-0614 ext 4156 [email protected]


A-2004-HR-0150PSQ-04-025


The contractor shall create broadcast quality videotapes (in English and translated into Spanish) of HUD's Basic Loss Mitigation training sessions. These videotapes will be used by HUD to train HUD-approved Housing Counseling Agencies.

NAICS 541690

4th $100K - $500K

1 Year

HousingS/F Asset Management National Service Center

Sharon Lundstrom (405) 553-7443

[email protected]

8(a) Set -Aside

A-2004-HR-0156 POQ-04-006


The contractor shall procure Exhibits Equipment to be used at trade shows, etc.

GSA Schedule 738

2nd $25K - $100K

1 Year

HousingReginald Hayes

(202) 708-0614 ext 4156 [email protected]


A-2004-HR-0159 POQ-04-008

Draft & Technical Support Services

The contractor shall provide Support Services for Cooperative Housing Assessment and draft of Handbook Chapter for 4350.3.


A-2004-HR-0184POQ-04-009

Training

The contractor shall develop & implement curriculum for Housing GTM/GTR procurement.

NAICS 541690

3rd $100K - $500K

1 Year

HousingProcurement Management Division

Jeanne M. King (202) 708-0614 ext. 2157

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0185 POQ-04-010

The contractor shall develop & Implement pilot training to set up curriculum to manage the Human Capital Plan in Housing.

NAICS 541690

3rd $100K - $500K HousingProcurement Management Division





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Training1 Year Jeanne M. King


A-2004-HY-0001 PMR-04-001

Financial & Management Support Services

The contractor shall provide Portfolio Note Sale Services to the Mark-to-Market Program and Restructuring Activities- develop & package the transactions.

GSA Schedule 520

4th $1M - $5M


HousingOMHAR

Thomas Bordone708-3856 ext.3781,

[email protected]

Open to All Business Sizes (40% Small

Business Subcontracting Participation, if a large business)

A-2004-HY-0002 PMR-04-002

Monitoring Services

Mark-to-Market Rehabilitation Escrow Management Services - The contractor would provide support needed OMHAR's oversight and management of the rehabilitation escrow accounts for projects restructured under the M2M program..

NAICS 541990

2nd $1M - $5M


HousingOMHAR

Thomas Bordone708-3856 ext.3781,

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-TN-0003

Financial Industry/Media Marketing Services

Develop and implement a marketing strategy that will include multiple methods of outreach, conference support and general marketing/outreach services to assure uniform branding/marketing and provide technical and logistical support to establish and implement a Capital Markets Advisory Committee.

GSA Schedule 738

2nd $1M - $5M


Ginnie MaeCheryl Owens202-708-2648

[email protected]


A-2004-TN-0004

Conference Support and General Marketing/Outreach Services

Develop and enhance new or existing communications strategy. GSA Schedule 738

2nd $1M - $5M


Ginnie MaeCheryl Owens202-708-2648

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0175PMQ-04-028

Training on TRACS to improve Funds Control and program

managementNEW

The Contractor shall provide services and technical assistance in developing training for Multifamily Housing field staff and industry partners on receiving housing assistance payments using TRACS/LOCCS. The Contractor shall provide technical assistance for planning and conducting the training in an agreed upon format.

GSA Schedule 70

2nd $100K - $500K

12 months with 1 option

HousingYlanda Ford




PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, MARKETING & SALESPlan Number


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A-2004-3AH-0004PSQ-04-715


The Contractor shall provide pre-closing reviews of loans submitted by pre-direct endorsement lenders.

NAICS 541219

2nd $500K - $1M


Housing Philadelphia Homeownership Center

Gerry Glavey(215) 656-0578

[email protected]


A-2004-3AH-0016PSQ-04-708


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for properties located in Central and Northeastern New York state.

NAICS 531320

2nd $1M - $5M



Cheryl Walker(215) 656-0509

[email protected]


A-2004-3AH-0034PSQ-04-703


The Contractor shall provide special property inspections for the States of Ohio and Michigan.

NAICS 531320

2nd $1M - $5M



Cheryl Walker (215) 656-0509

[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-3AH-0042PSQ-04-701


The contractor shall remove lead based paint abatement of REO properties in Philadelphia.

NAICS 531390

3rd $10M - $20M




[email protected]


A-2004-3AH-0043PSQ-04-702


The Contractor shall provide the field review of REO property appraisals.

NAICS 531320

2nd $1M - $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-3AH-0045PSQ-04-705


The Contractor shall provide management services for REO occupied 203(k) properties in New York City.

NAICS 531320

3rd $1M - $5M



Peter Spina (212) 264-8000

[email protected]


A-2004-4AH-0006PSQ-04-532

Technical Support

The Contractor shall provide special property inspections for the States of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Western Tennessee (Memphis area) and the Caribbean.

NAICS 531390

2nd $5M to $10M


HousingAtlanta Homeownership Center

Christine Rooker-Nance(404) 331-5001 ext. 2736

[email protected]


A-2004-4AH-0008 The Contractor shall provide special property inspections for NAICS 2nd $5M to $10M Housing Small Business




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PSQ-04-531

Technical Support

the States of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Eastern Tennessee.

531390 1 Year with 4

Options

Atlanta Homeownership CenterChristine Rooker-Nance(404) 331-5001 ext. 2736

[email protected]

Set-Aside

A-2004-4AH-0013 PSQ-04-527

Property Appraisals

The Contractor shall provide the field review of appraisals. NAICS 531320

2nd $100K - $500K

1 Year

HousingAtlanta Homeownership Center

Christine Rooker-Nance(404) 331-5001 ext. 2736

[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0013 PSQ-04-616


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in South Dakota.

NAICS531210

3rd $1M to $5M


HousingDenver Homeownership Center

Larry Taylor(303) 672-5298 ext. 1529

[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0015 PSQ-04-628


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Colorado.

NAICS 531210

2nd $5M - $10M


Housing Denver Homeownership Center

Larry Taylor (303) 672-5298 ext. 1529

[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0016PSQ-04-637


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Utah.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M



Larry Taylor(303) 672-5298 ext. 1529

[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0018PSQ-04-629


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Area 1 in the State of Iowa.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M



Larry Taylor (303) 672-5298 ext. 1529

[email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

A-2004-8AH-0019PSQ-04-630


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Area 27 in the State of Iowa.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M



Carol Cowling(515) 284-4646

[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0021PSQ-04-638

The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Minnesota.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M

Year with 3


Carol Cowling





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Technical Assistance Options (515) 284-4646 [email protected]

A-2004-8AH-0023PSQ-04-639


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Wisconsin.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0025 PSQ-04-602


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Montana.

NAICS 531210

4th $1M to $5M




[email protected]

Full and Open

A-2004-8AH-0027 PSQ-04-633


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Nebraska.

NAICS 531210

2nd $500K - $1M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0029 PSQ-04-601


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Arkansas.

NAICS 531210

3rd $1M to $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0031 PSQ-04-634


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Missouri.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0033 PSQ-04-631


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Kansas.

NAICS 531210

4th $1M - $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0035 PSQ-04-636


The Contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in the State of Oklahoma.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M




[email protected]





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A-2004-8AH-0037 PSQ-04-603


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Louisiana.

NAICS 531210

4th $1M to $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0038 PSQ-04-600


The contractor shall provide random property inspections on REO properties located in the states of South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.

NAICS 531390

3rd $1M to $5M



Linda S. Glines(303) 672-5298 ext. 1504

[email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

A-2004-8AH-0039PSQ-04-624


The contractor shall provide random property inspections on REO properties located in the states of Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska.

NAICS531210

3rd $1M - $5M




[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0040PSQ-04-625


The contractor shall provide random property inspections on REO properties in the states of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana.

NAICS 531210

2nd $1M - $5M



Linda S. Glines (303) 672-5298 ext. 1504

[email protected]


A-2004-8AH-0041 PSQ-04-626


The contractor shall perform property inspections on the Asset Control Area (ACA) properties.

NAICS 541690

2nd $5M - $10M




[email protected]


A-2004-9JH-0004PSQ-04-809


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Area C2 in the State of California (Northern).

NAICS 531210

2nd $5M - $10M


Housing Santa Ana Homeownership Center

Charles S. Rainwater(888) 827-5605 ext. 3524

[email protected]


A-2004-9JH-0005PSQ-04-810


The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Area C3 in the State of Oregon.

NAICS 531210

3rd $5M - $10M


Housing Santa Ana Homeownership Center

Charles S. Rainwater(888) 827-5605 ext. 3524

[email protected]


A-2004-9JH-0008PSQ-04-813

The contractor shall provide closing agent services for REO properties located in Area C4 in the States of Arizona and

NAICS 531210

2nd $5M - $10M Housing Santa Ana Homeownership Center





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Technical AssistanceNevada. 1 Year with 2

OptionsCharles S. Rainwater


A-2004-HR-0005 PMQ-04-002


The contractor shall provide Technical Services and Analysis for Asset Management.

NAICS 531390

3rd $5M - $10M


HousingMultifamily Asset Management

William Hill (202 708-0614 ext.2625

[email protected]

8(a) Set-Aside

A-2004-HR-0007 PMQ-04-004

Management Support Services

The contractor shall develop & implement monitoring program for regulated properties support activities to HQ and field offices.

NAICS 531390

3rd $1M - $5M


HousingMultifamily Asset Management

Kenneth Hannon (202 708-0614 ext.2599

[email protected]

8(a) Set -Aside

A-2004-HR-0070PMF-04-501


The Contractor shall provide construction inspection services for the Baltimore MF HUB.

NAICS 541310

3rd $1M - $5M

2 Years with 3 Options

Housing Baltimore Multifamily HUB Office

Dan Blake (817) 978-5808

[email protected]

HUBZoneSet-Aside

A-2004-HR-0071PMF-04-502


The Contractor shall provide construction inspection services for the Denver MF HUB.

NAICS 541310

3rd $1M - $5M


Housing Denver Multifamily HUB Office

Arden Moomey (817) 978-5814

[email protected]

HUBZoneSet-Aside

A-2004-HR-0076PSQ-04-033

Property Management

The contractor shall perform property inspections on properties acquired via HUD’s Asset Control Area (ACA) Program.

NAICS 531390

4th $500K - $2M



Ivery W. Himes(202) 708-0614 ext.5628

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0077PSQ-04-034

Management Analysis

The contractor shall perform General Program Evaluation of management, marketing and sale of REOs - optional, management and performance analysis.

NAICS 531390

4th $25K - $100K

1 Year


Wanda Sampedro(202) 708-0614 ext. 2324

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0090PMF-04-509


The Contractor shall provide technical/analytical assistance in processing complex Transfers of Physical Assets, refinances, decoupling transactions, & Mark Up to Market requests.

NAICS 541219

2nd $100K - $500K


Housing San Francisco Multifamily HUB

Office Steven Engwall

8(a) Sole Source




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(817) [email protected]

A-2004-HR-0107PSQ-04-008

Management Support Services


A-2004-HR-0115PSQ-04-009

Management & Review Services


A-2004-HR-0124PSQ-04-012

Management Support Service

The contractor shall provide a General Program Evaluation analysis & program support for Asset Management. (IT related area!)

NAICS 531390

4th $25K - $100K

I Year


Wanda Sampedro (202) 708-0614 ext. 2324

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0126PSQ-04-013

Financial & Review Support Services

The contractor shall provide support services for Real Estate Owned (REO) sales closings and activities performed by HUD’s closing agents.

NAICS 531390

4th $1M - $10M



Gerard Donahoe (202) 708-1672

Gerard_P._Donahoe @hud.gov

8(a) Set -Aside

A-2004-HR-0133PSQ-04-016

Financial Analysis

The contractor shall develop a comprehensive analysis tool to monitor and assess the economic and local market factors influencing Single Family's REO Disposition Programs. This tool will be used to guide future disposition strategies and assist HUD in yielding high net returns from REO sales.

GSA Schedule 520

4th $500K - $1M



Richard Dunne(202) 708-1672

[email protected]

8(a) Set -Aside

A-2004-HR-0136PSQ-04-019

Management & Review Support Services

The contractor shall provide oversight of appraisals performed on HUD-owned properties by conducting file reviews and on-site field reviews of appraisers' work.

NAICS 531390

4th $500K - $3M



Richard Dunne (202) 708-1672

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0137PSQ-04-020

Management & Technical Support Services

The contractor shall assist HUD in developing a quality control system to monitor and evaluate the performance of Single Family Housing's Management and Marketing (M&M) Contractors.

GSA Schedule 520

4th $100K - $500K

1 Year


Ray Washington (202) 708-1672

[email protected]

8(a) Set -Aside

A-2004-HR-0138PSQ-04-021

The contractor shall perform hazard insurance claim reviews by evaluating claims received from lenders and verifying the

NAICS 541690

4th Contractor receives a


8(a) Set -Aside




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Management & Review Support Services

damages they report to HUD. percentage of recovery as their

fee


Norm Jezzeny(202) 708-1672

[email protected]

A-2004-3AH-0003

NEW

The Contractor shall provide mortgage insurance endorsement processing of Single Family Loans

NAICS561599

2nd $4M - $20M


HousingPhiladelphia Homeownership Center

Gerry Glavey(215) 656-0578

[email protected]



REAL ESTATE OWNED & MORTGAGE INSURANCE SUPPORTPlan Number


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A-2004-HR-0041PCQ-04-013


The services required shall consist of maintaining and operating the Single Family Insurance Operations and Post Insurance Division's Support Service Center (SSC) and providing a variety of technical services to assist HUD (SFPCS-P) monthly collection system, refunds and payments, and FOIA inquires.

NAICS 541690

3rd $10M to $20M



Gabrielle Scandone (202) 708-4346 ext. 2717

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0044PCQ-04-014


The contractor shall provide support services associated with the collection of monthly case level mortgage insurance premiums, correction of mortgagee portfolios, assistance in reconciling monthly remittances, and assistance in processing premium payment refunds; portfolio clean up performing an average of over 650 database corrections and research requests per month on periodic cases in the appropriate Single Family systems; and processing data corrections and updates in various Single Family systems based on research finding during case level reconciliation

NAICS 541690

3rd $10M to $20M




[email protected]


A-2004-TA-0002

Automated Homeownership tools

The contractor shall review, determine and implement automated homeownership tools designed specifically for government mortgages, which utilizes statistical modeling based on actual performance of similar loans.

GSA Schedule 520

FABS

2nd $5M - $10M


Ginnie MaeFrederick Douglas

202-708-2648, ext [email protected]



OTHERPlan Number


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A-2004-HR-0046 PRQ-04-005


The contractor shall provide support to Manufactured Housing - Electronic Data Management-evaluation, maintenance and improvements to dbases and applications used by program participants

NAICS 541690

2nd $1M - $5 M


HousingManufactured Housing

Frank Quigley (202) 708-0614 ext. 4649

[email protected]

8 (a) Sole Source

A-2004-HR-0038 PRQ-04-010


The contractor shall Re-write "Buying Your Home- Settlement Costs and Helpful Information Booklet" IF rule re-proposed

ACTION ON HOLD PENDING OMB RULING.

NAICS 541690

4th Under $25K

90 Days

HousingRESPA & Land Sales

Ivy Jackson (202) 708-0502 ext. 2333

[email protected]


A-2004-HR-0039 PMQ-04-016


The contractor shall provide Neighborhood Networks (NN) –multi-service computer learning centers for residents of MFH - provide TA to NN centers/HUD HQ and field staff who implement NN.

GSA Schedule

TBD

4th Over $20M


HousingMultifamily Neighborhood Networks

Delores Pruden (202) 708-0614 ext 2496

[email protected]

Open to all Business Sizes

A-2004-HR-0048PCQ-04-016


The contractor shall provide imaging services for SFIOD, whereby documents are scanned, indexed and the captured data can be searched, retrieved, and stored on a CD for daily, weekly, and monthly retrieving in response to telephone calls and letters. The stored data will be captured on DVDs in compliance with the archiving of the data for 40 years.

NAICS 541690

2nd $1M to $5M

18 months



[email protected]

8(a) Sole Source

A-2004-HR-0049 PRQ-04-003


Contractor services to support HUD's Manufactured Housing Program. Onsite inspections & consumer complaint support.

Contract Value/Length: $1M-$5M/1 Year with 3 Options; Program: Housing/Manufactured Housing; Contact: Rhonda Dickerson, [email protected]; Acquisition Strategy: 8(a) Sole Source

NAICS 541690

ACTION POSTPONED TO FY 2005 DUE TO BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS

A-2004-HR-0062 PMQ-04-022


The contractor shall provide Imaging Services in support of Lead-Based Paint Inspections & Risk Assessments (files of 2,916 properties enrolled in program).

GSA Schedule 66

2nd $500K - $1M


HousingMultifamily Lead Based Paint

John Miller (202) 755-1785 ext 106

[email protected]

Small Business Set -Aside

A-2004-HR-0064 PMQ-04-023

The contractor shall provide Lead-Based Paint Inspections and Risk Assessments in Project-Based Section 8 MF - assessing more than 70,000 units - increase nationwide resource pool for

NAICS 541690

2nd $5M - $10M

2 Years

HousingMultifamily Lead Based Paint

John Miller

Small Business Set-Aside with HUBZone and


OTHERPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



Technical Support & Analysis Service

conducting lead-based paint inspections-risk assessments. (202) 755-1785 ext 106 [email protected]

8(a) Awards

(Multiple awards)

A-2004-HR-0171PSQ-04-036

Management Support Service

The contractor shall provide support services for the SF National Client Management - customer service for all SFH calls.

GSA Schedule

TBD

4th $5M – OVER $20M



Kitty Woodley(202) 708-3175

[email protected]


A-2004-TF-0002

Procedures Review

Contract Assessment Reviews 5 (CARS) to assess whether Ginnie Mae contractors complied with the terms and conditions of their contracts based upon selective testing and to determine whether adequate internal controls exist in Ginnie Mae contractor’s current operating environment to minimize risks to Ginnie Mae.

GSA Schedule 520

FABS

2nd $100K - $500K

1 year

Ginnie MaeMichael Najjum202-401-2064

[email protected]


A-2004-TF-0003

Procedures Review


GSA Schedule 520

FABS

2nd $100K - $500K

1 year


[email protected]


A-2004-TF-0004

Procedures Review


GSA Schedule 520

FABS

3rd $100K - $500K

1 year


[email protected]


A-2004-TF-0005

Procedures Review

Internal control review of specific operations identified by Ginnie Mae and provide assessments of the internal controls of those specified operations.

GSA Schedule 520

FABS

3rd $100K - $500K

1 Year


[email protected]


A-2004-TF-0007

Special Projects

Valuation of Financial Products, Potential Threats to Ginnie Mae’s Products and Growth, Office of Finance Responses to Internal and External Organizations, Related Issues, and SAS 70 Issues

NAICS 541219

3rd $100K - $500K

1 Year

Ginnie MaeMichael Najjum202-401—2064

[email protected]


A-2004-TF-0008 Provide accounting and technical support to Ginnie Mae’s Office of Finance personnel in the event of an issuer default.

GSA Schedule 520

3rd $100K - $500K Ginnie MaeMichael Najjum



OTHERPlan Number


Schedule or NAICS

Fiscal Year

Quarter


&Contract Length



Default Support FABS 1 Year [email protected]

A-2004-TF-0009

Procedures Review


GSA Schedule 520

FABS

2nd $100K - $500K

1 year


[email protected]


A-2004-TK-0002

Capital Markets Advisory Services

ACTION CANCELED

A-2004-TK-0005

Operational Financial Advisor

Administer the REMIC and Platinum securities product lines by providing analytical and reverse engineering services for pools collateralizing Ginnie Mae REMICs, callables and platinums.

NAICS 523999

2nd $10M - $20M


Ginnie MaeKirk Freeman202-401-8970

[email protected]

Full and Open

A-2004-TN-0005

Technical Advisory and Information Technology Project

Management Support


A-2004-TN-0006

Ginnie Mae Vital Records/Continuity of Operations

Plan (COOP) Initiative


A-2004-TP-0002

Data Collection, Analysis and Risk Management

Collect, analyze and maintain data reported by Ginnie Mae program participants on outstanding dollars in the mortgage-backed securities programs.

NAICS 561499

2nd $10M - $20M

TBD

Ginnie MaeThomas Weakland

[email protected]

Full and Open

A-2004-TS-0004

Ginnie Mae Financial Advisor

Perform research and analysis and provide market-based advice on the findings on asset sales and servicing sales.

GSA Schedule 520

2nd $100K - $500K


Ginnie MaeBryan Hooper202-708-1535

Brian_ [email protected]

