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Community Outreach and Resident Education

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Response Deadline08/31/2026, 04:00:00 AM UTC

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The contract under the title Community Outreach and Resident Education is a subcontract issued by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, aiming to engage with communities impacted by lead hazards. The primary objectives include conducting targeted outreach to raise awareness among residents about the dangers of lead exposure, providing educational materials and resources to help protect household health, and actively encouraging participation in related programs designed to mitigate lead risks. Efforts must be culturally competent, localized, and tailored to reach vulnerable populations effectively, ensuring that information is accessible and actionable for all community members. The opportunity is open for responses until August 31, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 813311, which pertains to civic and social organizations. While the solicitation number and specific geographic location are not provided, the performance will focus on affected areas identified by HUD, requiring contractors to work closely with local stakeholders and align activities with broader housing and public health goals. There is no set-aside designation specified, meaning the contract is open to all eligible entities, and applicants must demonstrate proven experience in community engagement, public education campaigns, and working with underserved populations to be considered for award.

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HUD subcontract for community outreach on lead hazards, targeting vulnerable populations through culturally competent education.

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Department Of Housing And Urban Development

NAICS

813311 - Human Rights OrganizationsView NAICS

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PostedJul 17

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Response DeadlineAug 31

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AgencyDepartment Of Housing And Urban Development

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Conduct outreach to affected communities, educate residents on lead risks, and promote program participation.

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