Marketing Support for HUD’s Housing Surveys
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The contract titled Marketing Support for HUD’s Housing Surveys is a small business set-aside solicitation issued by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through its Office of Policy Research, with the solicitation number NOF-2026-00004. The purpose is to engage a contractor to provide comprehensive marketing services supporting key HUD housing surveys including the American Housing Survey, Rental Housing Finance Survey, Small Area Fair Market Rent, Mobile Home Survey, and Survey of Consumer Finances. The contractor will be responsible for expanding the user base of these surveys by developing targeted data products such as factsheets and infographics, conducting outreach to current users, and publishing articles to enhance awareness and utilization. The place of performance has been amended from a government facility to the contractor’s own facility, reflecting a shift in operational execution. The solicitation was posted on June 26, 2026, with a response deadline of July 17, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 541820 for advertising and related services. Primary point of contact is Xochitl G. Diaz, with secondary support from Dwayne Gist, both reachable through HUD’s Washington, DC office.
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Purpose of Amendment 0001 is updated place of performance from government’s facility to contractor’s facility. See attachment.
The Office of Policy Research (PD&R) at HUD requires contractor support to coordinate the marketing effort for HUD's housing surveys, which include the AHS, RHFS, SOMA, MHS, and SOC. Services shall include expanding the HUD housing surveys user base through targeted marketing of survey data products to various user groups; developing survey data products such as factsheets or infographics that are tailored to the needs of specific user groups; and performing targeted outreach and assistance to current HUD housing survey users through the publication of short articles about HUD's housing surveys.
