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Education and Outreach events for four Homeownership Centers (HOC) Atlanta, Philadelphia, Denver, San Antonio, and Program Support Division (PSD).

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This contract involves organizing education and outreach events across four Homeownership Centers located in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Denver, and San Antonio, as well as supporting activities for the Program Support Division (PSD). The aim is to enhance awareness and provide valuable information to potential homeowners through targeted events tailored to the regions served by these centers. The contract is managed by the Office of Housing within the Department of Housing and Urban Development and falls under the NAICS code 561990, which relates to all other support services. The forecasted contract was posted on May 25, 2026, and while specific solicitation details and set-aside types are not provided, the contract emphasizes coordination and program support for outreach activities. Donna Crowley is the designated point of contact for this contract, responsible for communication and inquiries. The initiative underscores HUD’s commitment to fostering homeownership opportunities through education and localized engagement across multiple regions.

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Organize education and outreach events across four HUD Homeownership Centers to support homeownership awareness.

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Department of Housing and Urban Development → Office of Housing

NAICS

561990 - All Other Support ServicesView NAICS

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US

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AgencyDepartment of Housing and Urban Development → Office of Housing

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Department of Housing and Urban Development → Office of Housing

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Education and Outreach events for four Homeownership Centers (HOC) Atlanta, Philadelphia, Denver, San Antonio, and Program Support Division (PSD).

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