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JUSTICE IN AGING

UEI: U1J9DJ21NQE4CAGE: 4CTX6

JUSTICE IN AGING is a federal contractor, registered under UEI U1J9DJ21NQE4 and CAGE code 4CTX6. It has been awarded $14,539,441 in federal contracts. Primary work spans All Other Legal Services, Offices of Lawyers, and Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Health And Human Services, Department Of Health And Human Services (hhs), and Department Of Justice (doj).

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

U1J9DJ21NQE4

CAGE Code

4CTX6

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

Non-Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

541110Offices of Lawyers(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Justice in Aging specializes in providing legal expertise and capacity-building support to networks serving older adults and vulnerable populations. Their core capabilities include delivering legal training, technical assistance, and elder rights advocacy to legal assistance providers and aging serv...

Justice in Aging specializes in providing legal expertise and capacity-building support to networks serving older adults and vulnerable populations. Their core capabilities include delivering legal training, technical assistance, and elder rights advocacy to legal assistance providers and aging service organizations. They focus on strengthening the ability of community-based legal networks to address systemic barriers faced by seniors, including access to healthcare, housing, income security, and protection from abuse. Their technical expertise spans elder law policy implementation, legal service delivery models, and program development for federally funded aging networks, with a deep understanding of Title III and Title VII programs under the Older Americans Act. A key differentiator is their targeted approach to building sustainable legal infrastructure within underserved communities, ensuring long-term compliance with federal elder rights mandates and improving outcomes through practitioner empowerment. Justice in Aging has demonstrated consistent engagement with the Department of Health and Human Services, primarily supporting initiatives that enhance legal aid capacity within aging services. Their work aligns with HHS objectives to integrate legal advocacy into public health frameworks, particularly through grantees of the Administration for Community Living. The relationship reflects a strategic partnership focused on institutional strengthening rather than transactional service delivery, indicating a trusted role in advancing federal elder justice priorities. The contractor’s primary NAICS classification, 541110—Offices of Lawyers—reflects a practice rooted in nonprofit legal advocacy and policy-driven legal support, not private litigation. Their market positioning centers on the intersection of aging services and civil legal aid, serving as a bridge between legal professionals and aging service providers. This vertical specialization distinguishes them in the federal contracting landscape as a niche provider of legal capacity development for public health and social service systems. Justice in Aging is structured as an 8H entity headquartered in Washington, D.C., with a mission-driven focus on national impact through legal advocacy. While no formal government certifications are listed, their operational model is grounded in compliance with federal aging and civil rights statutes, positioning them as a specialized legal services partner within the federal social services ecosystem.

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Award counts and award dollars by type, as prime and as subcontractor.

Awards Count

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NAICS: 541199
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RFP J28018-Mediation and Related Dispute Resolution Services
Solicitation # J28018
The Department of Judiciary for the State of Hawaii is soliciting proposals for Mediation and Related Dispute Resolution Services to provide Hawaii residents and court users with neutral alternative dispute resolution processes. The goal is to offer early, party-driven, and efficient solutions that resolve disputes without litigation. This fixed-price contract has an initial term of two years, with a possible two-year extension based on performance and available funding. The project is statewide and requires the contractor to maintain a quality assurance plan, adhere to ADA facility requirements, and ensure compliance with Title VI for individuals with limited English proficiency. The evaluation process is conducted in three phases, beginning with a pass/fail administrative review of the application checklist and certifications. The second phase uses a 100-point scoring system, with 55 points allocated to service delivery—evaluating the work plan, management approach, and timeliness—and 10 points allocated to financial reasonableness and accounting integrity. Contractors are required to implement a rigorous data collection process for intake, personnel, and cost data, as timely and accurate reporting is a material term of the contract. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the HIePRO system by December 8, 2026, and must include specific identification forms and budget documents.
Department of Judiciary

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NAICS: 541199
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Specialist Immigration Advice Services
Solicitation # WS2987448064
Transport for London, acting on behalf of the Greater London Authority, is procuring Specialist Immigration Advice Services to support single adults experiencing or at risk of rough sleeping across London. The goal of these services is to help individuals clarify or regularise their immigration status to prevent or end homelessness. The contract is divided into five geographical lots covering various London boroughs: Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest, and North Central. Core deliverables across all lots include triage and immigration assessment, casework and resolution, legal aid escalation, and related partnership support and training. The procurement has an estimated maximum aggregate value of approximately 27.9 million pounds excluding VAT, which includes core services and optional services valued at up to 50 percent of the core provision. Service delivery is expected to commence in July 2027. Lots 1 through 4 have an initial term of two years, while Lot 5 has an initial term of one year and nine months, with both options to extend up to a maximum total duration of six years based on performance and funding. Awards are based on a marginal benefit approach with a weighting of 80 percent for quality and 20 percent for price. Bidders may apply for any number of lots but can be awarded a maximum of two, provided the total value does not exceed 150 percent of their annual turnover.
Greater London Authority (GLA)

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