Ginnie Mae (GNMA) Enterprise Project Management (EPMO) Services

The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Ginnie Mae division is seeking contractor support to enhance its Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO) through a sources-sought notice for a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, with a NAICS code of 541611. The solicitation, numbered 86615526Q00014, was posted on May 20, 2026, with responses due by May 28, 2026, and is managed by the CPO: GNMA Support Division in Washington, DC. Contractors must possess CMMI Level III, PMP, and Certified Scrum Master Level III certifications and are required to perform all work from their own facilities, furnishing all necessary equipment, personnel, and infrastructure while adhering to HUDAR and FAR regulations. The scope encompasses strategic partnering to align business and technology objectives, analyzing and improving project management automation tools, portfolio management, and supporting the Strategic Planning and Operations Team (SPOT) in translating executive strategy into actionable plans for the Mortgage-Backed Securities Program. Key deliverables include quarterly and monthly reports such as the Strategic Portfolio Management Report, Strategic Pipeline Report, Emerging Technologies Briefings, and operational support documents, all subject to strict quality standards requiring grammatical accuracy, comprehensive analysis, Section 508 compliance, and alignment with HUD guidelines. All deliverables must be submitted in draft form to the Contracting Officer’s Representative for review, revised as required, and formally accepted in writing within five business days, with contractor rework performed at no additional cost if rejected. The contract has a one-year base period with four optional one-year extensions. Travel must be pre-approved and reimbursed under Federal Travel Regulation and FAR 31.205-46, and all government data, reports, and records produced remain federal property. Contractor personnel must wear company ID badges, communicate only with designated government contacts, and ensure a smooth transition during a mandatory 30-day transition-in period upon award. Submissions are to be emailed to two designated HUD contacts, with no phone inquiries accepted and no feedback provided to respondents.