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JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SPECIAL NEEDS, INC.

Parent2 subsidiariesUEI: NBDPTK4AJYC5CAGE: 6QMX3

JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SPECIAL NEEDS, INC. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI NBDPTK4AJYC5 and CAGE code 6QMX3. It has been awarded $563,080 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Housing And Urban Development.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

NBDPTK4AJYC5

CAGE Code

6QMX3

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

Non-Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

623210Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability Facilities(Primary)

Subsidiaries

2 companies roll up into JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SPECIAL NEEDS, INC., sized by each one's own awards

Award distribution

$1.3M

Whippany Jewish Association for Special Needs, INC.$775.4K Jewish Association for Special Needs II, INC.$527.4K

1Whippany Jewish Association for Special Needs, INC.UEI JR4UNZA41J63$775.4K59.5%2Jewish Association for Special Needs II, INC.UEI T2PCCAJL1MV4$527.4K40.5%

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 86614122D00007This is a total small business set-aside indefinite delivery contract for nationwide multifamily housing construction inspection services within the northeast region, managed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Chicago Operations Branch. The contract has an overall ceiling of 6,730,725 dollars and an ordering period that extends through September 18, 2027. The vehicle is classified as a full recompete under solicitation 86614121R00001. While there are currently no active task orders listed, previous high-value orders include construction inspection services awarded to Maiden and Associates, PC, with individual task values reaching over 820,000 dollars.

Cpo : Chicago Operations Branch

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 86614122D00012This sole source award is granted to the City of Philadelphia for lead based paint inspections under the Department of Housing and Urban Development, specifically through the Chicago Operations Branch. The contract carries an IDV ceiling of 1,125,588 dollars and is categorized under NAICS code 541380. The ordering period for this vehicle is scheduled to end on August 28, 2027. While there are currently no active task orders valued at zero dollars, previous task orders include funding for year one performance and year two of five for mandated lead based paint inspections. The contract is identified as a likely recompete, although the confidence level for this classification is low.

Cpo : Chicago Operations Branch

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 86614822D00002This contract, managed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Program Support Branch in Denver, provides property management and tenant relocation services for various types of properties, including those owned by HUD, mortgagee-in-possession, and both insured and non-insured assets. The Indefinite Delivery Contract has an established ceiling of $108,965,600 and is designated as an 8(a) set-aside. This specific vehicle is a full recompete with an ordering period that is scheduled to conclude on May 31, 2027. While there are currently no active task orders valued at zero, historical high-value task orders demonstrate the contract's application in critical relocation and management scenarios. Significant past assignments include relocation services for residents in Florida and Virginia, as well as property management services for abandoned or distressed apartment complexes in Iowa. These task orders, often totaling millions of dollars per project, highlight the contract's role in managing housing stability and property oversight for HUD-funded initiatives.

Cpo : Program Support Branch Denver

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