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RFP No. 2023-104 - HAPGC Project Based Vouchers

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The contract titled "RFP No. 2023-104 - HAPGC Project Based Vouchers" is a solicitation issued by the Housing Authority of Prince George's County, Maryland. It was posted on December 2, 2025, with a response deadline set for December 31, 2026. This solicitation seeks proposals related to project-based vouchers, which are typically intended to support affordable housing initiatives by providing rental assistance linked to specific housing projects. The contract does not specify any particular set-aside type or NAICS code, and no specific organization type requirements are indicated. The place of performance is within the state of Maryland, though no particular city or zip code details are provided. Interested parties can contact the Housing Authority's procurement team via email for further information or visit their online procurement portal to access full solicitation details and submit responses.

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Housing Authority of Prince George's County seeks proposals for project-based housing vouchers, Maryland-based, deadline 12/31/2026.

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Maryland → Housing Authority Prince Georges County

NAICS

925110 - Administration of Housing ProgramsView NAICS

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MD, USA

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RFP 2023-104 Project Based Vouchers Addendum No. 1

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RFP 2023-104 Project Based Vouchers Addendum No. 2

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RFP 2023-104 Project Based Vouchers HAPGC

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AgencyMaryland → Housing Authority Prince Georges County
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OfficeMD, USA
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Maryland → Housing Authority Prince Georges County
Office AddressMD, USA
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RFP No. 2023-104 - HAPGC Project Based Vouchers.

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