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The Hudson Guild

UEI: SLED_04ECF043DAD28446

The Hudson Guild is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_04ECF043DAD28446. It has been awarded $9,082,270 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Aging, Department For The Aging, and Youth and Community Development.

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The Hudson Guild specializes in the delivery of comprehensive social services and community-based support for older adults. Their core capabilities include the operation of Older Adult Centers (OAC) designed to prevent social isolation and disenfranchisement through the implementation of socializati...

The Hudson Guild specializes in the delivery of comprehensive social services and community-based support for older adults. Their core capabilities include the operation of Older Adult Centers (OAC) designed to prevent social isolation and disenfranchisement through the implementation of socialization programs, arts, and music activities. Additionally, the organization provides specialized navigation services through the New York Connects program, offering unbiased information regarding long-term services and supports for older adults living with disabilities. The organization maintains a strong partnership with the Department for the Aging (NYC Aging), where they serve as a community-based partner to implement mandates that enable older adults to remain self-sufficient, healthy, and active. Their work with the agency focuses on the management of community centers and the expansion of enhancement programs specifically within the Manhattan community districts. The Hudson Guild is positioned as a social services provider focusing on the geriatric care and community health vertical, with a specific emphasis on disability support and senior socialization. The organization operates as a service provider based in New York.

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7

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1

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NAICS: 624120
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12526P0003 - NORC RFP
Solicitation # 12526P0003
The NYC Department for the Aging is soliciting proposals under RFP 12526P0003 for the Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities Supportive Service Program (NORC SSP). This initiative seeks qualified health agencies, social support agencies, or housing entities to provide on-site case management, case assistance, healthcare management, and health promotion services for older adults aged 60 and older. To be eligible, providers must operate out of non-age restricted apartment buildings or housing complexes that meet specific population thresholds, such as having at least 350 older adults in a single building or 500 in a complex, with a majority of residents earning at or below 120 percent of the Area Median Income. An anticipated 36 contract awards will be made across various catchment areas in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Queens. The proposed contract term is for three years, from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2030, with a possible three-year renewal. Awards will be based on the highest technical score, with evaluation weights placed on experience (20 percent) and the proposer's participant-centered approach and understanding of community needs (24 percent). Additional considerations include organizational capability, geographic diversity, and the ability to transition participants from incumbent contractors. All submissions must be made through the PASSPort system by December 14, 2026, and require an approved HHS Prequalification Application. Contractors must maintain an onsite main office and comply with NYC Aging General Program Standards of Operation, living wage laws, and specific insurance requirements.
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