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Grant Administration and Program Management Services

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This subcontract for Grant Administration and Program Management Services involves providing professional administrative support for state-funded housing grants within Warren County, New York. The selected provider will be responsible for implementing the Administrative Plan for the RESTORE and Access to Home programs, ensuring strict adherence to LPA Manuals and HTFC/HCR policies. Key duties include managing the application and award processes through specialized grant management software that meets New York State HCR reporting standards. The contractor is expected to deliver fully compliant applicant files, detailed reporting, and accurate fund distribution records. This opportunity was posted on October 14, 2026, with a response deadline of November 12, 2026. The project falls under NAICS code 541611, focusing on administrative and management services to support prime contractors in the execution of these housing initiatives.

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Subcontract for housing grant administration and program management services in Warren County, New York.

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Grant Administrative Services for the 2026 Office of Community Renewal State Funded Programs

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AgencyNew York → Warren County
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Performs professional administration of state-funded housing grants for prime contractors on Warren County, NY projects. Implements the Administrative Plan for RESTORE and Access to Home programs per LPA Manuals and HTFC/HCR policies. Manages the application and award process using grant management software meeting NYS HCR reporting standards. Delivers compliant applicant files, reporting, and fund distribution records.

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