CONGRESS FOR THE NEW URBANISM, INC.

Congress for the New Urbanism, Inc. is a nonprofit organization focused on advancing walkable, mixed-use communities through policy advocacy, public education, and urban design principles. Its core capabilities center on urban planning strategy, sustainable community development, and transit-oriented design, with expertise in form-based coding, pedestrian-oriented zoning, and regional land use policy frameworks. The organization provides technical guidance to public and private stakeholders on implementing New Urbanist standards, including smart growth principles, density optimization, and equitable neighborhood design. Key differentiators include its deep engagement with the CNU Charter as a guiding framework and its role in shaping national dialogue on urban resilience, housing affordability, and transportation equity. No award history is available to infer specific agency relationships or contract performance. As a result, there is no verifiable data on federal agency engagement or the nature of any governmental collaborations. The organization operates within the broader scope of NAICS 813319, which encompasses civic and social organizations focused on advocacy and public policy. In practice, this translates to influencing land use policy, facilitating stakeholder consensus, and promoting best practices in urban design through publications, conferences, and training programs. Its market positioning is that of a thought leader and convening body rather than a service provider delivering contracted technical work. Congress for the New Urbanism, Inc. is structured as a nonprofit entity under the 8H classification, indicating it is a nonprofit organization not otherwise classified. It holds no government certifications and is headquartered in Washington, DC, where it engages in national policy advocacy. Its geographic presence is primarily centered in the nation’s capital, with influence extending through national networks of planners, elected officials, and community organizations.