CROSBYTON HOUSING AUTHORITY

Crosbyton Housing Authority is a local public housing agency focused on the administration and management of federally assisted housing programs under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Its core capabilities center on public housing operations, including tenant eligibility verification, subsidy disbursement, property maintenance coordination, and compliance with HUD regulatory frameworks such as the Housing Choice Voucher Program and Public Housing Occupancy Standards. The organization ensures adherence to federal fair housing laws, conducts routine inspections, and manages resident services initiatives aimed at promoting housing stability and community development. Technical expertise includes housing data systems management, Section 8 voucher administration, and compliance reporting under HUD’s Integrated Disbursement and Information System (IDIS) and Housing Inventory Count (HIC) protocols. Its key differentiator lies in localized, community-based service delivery tailored to rural Texas housing needs, emphasizing direct resident engagement and regulatory precision. Award history is not available to inform specific agency relationships or contract volume patterns. As a public housing authority operating under NAICS 925110—Public Order and Safety—this entity functions as a government entity delivering essential public services rather than a commercial contractor. Its market positioning is confined to the public housing sector, with no indication of commercial or private-sector contracting activity. Crosbyton Housing Authority is structured as a local governmental entity (2A) with no federal certifications or business size designations on record. It operates exclusively within Crosbyton, Texas, serving as a direct provider of housing assistance under state and federal mandates. Its presence is localized, with no evidence of multi-jurisdictional or national service delivery. The organization’s mission is rooted in public service, not commercial contracting, and its operations are governed by statutory obligations rather than competitive procurement.