Section 3 Workforce and Business Participation Compliance

The Montgomery Housing Authority is seeking a subcontractor to support compliance with HUD Section 3 requirements by recruiting, employing, and tracking low-income individuals and public housing residents for workforce and business participation opportunities tied to federally funded housing and development projects. The contractor will be responsible for developing and implementing strategies to meet labor and contracting goals that prioritize residents of public housing and other low-income persons in Montgomery, ensuring adherence to federal guidelines designed to promote economic opportunity and local hiring. This includes establishing systems for verifying income status, documenting employment and contracting outcomes, and maintaining records to demonstrate compliance with HUD’s Section 3 mandate. The opportunity is open for responses through August 27, 2026, under NAICS code 541611, which covers management, scientific, and technical consulting services. The work will be performed in Montgomery, Alabama, with no specific set-aside classification indicated. The subcontract is part of a broader effort by the Montgomery Housing Authority to foster community investment and equitable economic development through targeted workforce programs, and the selected contractor will play a critical role in linking local residents to job and business opportunities generated by HUD-funded initiatives. All activities must align with HUD regulations and produce verifiable data to satisfy federal oversight and reporting obligations.