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Global Market Advisory and Investors Analytics (GMAIA) Services to provide market data to Ginnie Mae loan portfolio and issuer data.

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The Government National Mortgage Association Ginnie Mae under the Department of Housing and Urban Development is seeking qualified providers to deliver Global Market Advisory and Investors Analytics services focused on supplying comprehensive market data for its loan portfolio and issuer information. This effort is part of a forecasted acquisition targeting the NAICS code 523940 which pertains to other financial investment activities and aims to enhance Ginnie Mares analytical capabilities through robust, reliable, and timely market insights. The solicitation although not yet issued as a formal request is open for industry feedback with responses due by 2PM EST on July 17 2026. All interested parties should direct inquiries to Joan E Jones at joan.e.jones@hud.gov who serves as the designated point of contact for this initiative. The work is expected to support strategic decision making within Ginnie Mae by providing detailed analytics and advisory services aligned with mortgage market dynamics and investor needs.

General Info

Ginnie Mae seeks advisory and analytics services for mortgage market insights, feedback due July 17, 2026.

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Department of Housing and Urban Development → Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae)View Agency

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523940 - Portfolio Management and Investment AdviceView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment of Housing and Urban Development → Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae)

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Department of Housing and Urban Development → Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae)

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Global Market Advisory and Investors Analytics (GMAIA) Services to provide market data to Ginnie Mae loan portfolio and issuer data.
Sources Sought Notice ID: 86615527QGMAIA. Responses are due by 2PM EST on 7/17/26 .

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