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NAICS Code· 813319

NAICS 813319: Other Social Advocacy Organizations

This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in social advocacy (except human rights and environmental protection, conservation, and wildlife preservation). Establishments in this industry address issues, such as peace and international understanding; community action (excluding civic organizations); or advancing social causes, such as firearms safety, drunk driving prevention, or drug abuse awareness. These organizations may solicit contributions and offer memberships to support these causes. Illustrative Examples: Community action advocacy organizations Substance abuse prevention advocacy organizations Firearms advocacy organizations Taxpayers' advocacy organizations Peace advocacy organizations Cross-References. Establishments primarily engaged in--Show more

NAICS 813319 – Other Social Advocacy Organizations encompasses nonprofit entities engaged in promoting social change, civil rights, public policy reform, and community empowerment initiatives that fall outside the scope of more narrowly defined advocacy categories. These organizations typically deliver services such as public education campaigns, policy research, legislative lobbying, community organizing, and grassroots mobilization to advance causes related to equity, justice, environmental stewardship, or human rights.

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Active Contracts
$3.0M
Total Obligations (12mo)
6
Awarded Contracts (12mo)
6
Contractors Awarded (12mo)
1
Median Bidders per Award
-64.8%
YoY Growth

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NAICS 813319 – Other Social Advocacy Organizations encompasses nonprofit entities engaged in promoting social change, civil rights, public policy reform, and community empowerment initiatives that fall outside the scope of more narrowly defined advocacy categories. These organizations typically deli...

NAICS 813319 – Other Social Advocacy Organizations encompasses nonprofit entities engaged in promoting social change, civil rights, public policy reform, and community empowerment initiatives that fall outside the scope of more narrowly defined advocacy categories. These organizations typically deliver services such as public education campaigns, policy research, legislative lobbying, community organizing, and grassroots mobilization to advance causes related to equity, justice, environmental stewardship, or human rights. In the federal contracting landscape, this NAICS code captures work funded through grants and cooperative agreements aimed at building civic capacity, supporting underserved populations, and advancing agency missions tied to social services, education, and public engagement. While not traditionally associated with large-scale procurement, these organizations often partner with federal agencies to extend outreach, implement community-based programs, and ensure equitable access to federal resources. No contractor data is available for this NAICS code, indicating a fragmented competitive landscape with no dominant prime contractors. The sector is primarily populated by small businesses, community-based nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations, many of which operate regionally and rely on grant funding rather than traditional contracts. No agency data is available, suggesting that funding is distributed across multiple departments with social service, education, or civil rights mandates, such as the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, and the Environmental Protection Agency, often through discretionary grant programs. The market is characterized by low concentration and high mission alignment requirements, presenting opportunities for organizations with proven community engagement track records and expertise in federal grant compliance. Procurement trends favor local capacity building and partnerships with underrepresented entities, making this a niche but accessible segment for mission-aligned contractors focused on social impact rather than scale.

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Companies with the highest total award value under NAICS 813319, ranked by dollars won.

Competition

How many companies historically bid on federal awards in NAICS 813319, from bidder counts reported on USAspending.

Usually Single-Bid

Half or more of reported awards drew exactly one bidder, usually a sign of incumbent-held work rather than an open field. · 1,311 reported awards

Median Bidders

1

Per reported award, all-time

Single-Bid Awards

81%

Share of reported awards with one bidder

10+ Bidder Awards

0%

Share of reported awards with 10+ bidders

Reported Awards

0

91% of 1,433 total awards

How this code compares up the NAICS hierarchy. Parent cohorts pool every code under their prefix, so they are the steadier baseline when a 6-digit sample is thin.

Industry FamilyCompetitionMedian BiddersSingle-BidBidder MixReported Awards
813319This Code
Other Social Advocacy Organizations
Usually Single-Bid181%
1,31191% of 1,433
81331NAICS Industry
Usually Single-Bid187%
7,70393% of 8,248
8133Industry Group
Social Advocacy Organizations
Usually Single-Bid187%
7,70393% of 8,248
813Subsector
Usually Single-Bid183%
50,36189% of 56,409
81Sector
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Usually Single-Bid164%
525,03188% of 593,714

Bidder counts reported on past federal awards in this NAICS (USAspending). An open opportunity has no bidders yet, so this is the historical norm for similar work, not a fact about this solicitation. Not all awards report bidder counts, and fewer bidders often means incumbent-held work rather than an easier win. Federal reporting of bidder counts fell from ~96% of awards (FY2016) to ~30% (FY2018 onward); the chart shows shares of reported awards, and washed-out stretches mark years with fewer than 30 of them.

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NAICS code 813319 covers Other Social Advocacy Organizations. This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in social advocacy (except human rights and environmental protection, conservation, and wildlife preservation). Establishments in this industry address issues, such as peace and international understanding; community action (excluding civic organizations); or advancing social causes, such as firearms safety, drunk driving prevention, or drug abuse awareness. These organizations may solicit contributions and offer memberships to support these causes. Illustrative Examples: Community action advocacy organizations Substance abuse prevention advocacy organizations Firearms advocacy organizations Taxpayers' advocacy organizations Peace advocacy organizations Cross-References. Establishments primarily engaged in--

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NAICS: 813319
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EXT DBI | CEOP - Citywide Landlords
Solicitation # SFGOV-0000011989
The Department is seeking proposals from local nonprofit organizations with proven experience in Code Enforcement Outreach, specifically targeting City landlords, to support the implementation of a citywide program aimed at helping landlords and property managers understand and comply with the San Francisco Housing Code. The initiative is designed to foster voluntary compliance through education and outreach, reducing violations and improving housing conditions across the city. Proposals must demonstrate a track record of engaging directly with landlords, delivering clear and actionable information, and building trust within the property management community. Solicitation SFGOV-0000011989, titled EXT DBI | CEOP - Citywide Landlords, was posted on August 8, 2026, with a mandatory response deadline of September 8, 2026, at 10:00 PM. The contract is open to local nonprofit entities only and will be performed entirely within San Francisco, California. Primary contact for inquiries is Yan Yan Lee, reachable via email at sharon.lee@sfgov.org or phone at 415-558-6947. Further details and the application portal can be accessed through the official City Partner website using the provided UI link. While no set-aside classification or NAICS code is specified, applicants must be prepared to showcase their capacity to deliver culturally competent, timely, and scalable outreach services citywide.
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Citizenship for New Americans Program (CNAP) Technical Assistance
Solicitation # FY27-ORI-01
The Office for Refugees and Immigrants is seeking a single non-profit organization to deliver technical assistance to the statewide network of contractors providing Citizenship for New Americans Program services. This technical assistance will support program implementation, capacity building, and operational effectiveness across all contracted organizations to ensure consistent, high-quality citizenship preparation and naturalization support for immigrant communities in Massachusetts. The role requires deep expertise in immigration services, program management, and nonprofit collaboration, with the selected entity expected to serve as a central resource for training, reporting, compliance, and strategic guidance. The solicitation, numbered BD-27-1078-ORI1A-ORI-131563, was posted on July 21, 2026, with responses due by August 11, 2026, and is managed by the Massachusetts Executive Office for Public Safety and Security through the Purchasing Department at 1 Ashburton Place in Boston. All performance and administrative activities will be centered in Boston, MA, with direct coordination led by Purchaser Robin Carmona. While no set-aside designation or NAICS code is specified, the contract is open to qualified non-profits capable of delivering statewide technical support, with detailed requirements available through the provided online portal.
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Jefferson Center Mandalay (JCM) Small Grants Competition
Solicitation # 26-MMR-NOFO-003
The Jefferson Center Mandalay Small Grants Competition, under solicitation number 26-MMR-NOFO-003, is a grant opportunity issued by the U.S. Mission to Myanmar through the Department of State to advance America First foreign policy objectives in Burma. The program seeks to support projects that enhance U.S. security, strength, and prosperity by promoting democratic governance, rule of law, anti-corruption efforts, digital freedom, and counter-trafficking initiatives; advancing youth and workforce development through vocational and Business English training; strengthening U.S.-Burma economic ties through entrepreneurship, STEM education, and trade capacity building; and showcasing American cultural and strategic leadership through educational and artistic programming. Priority is given to activities that directly bolster U.S. interests in the Indo-Pacific region, reduce reliance on adversarial actors, and foster durable partnerships aligned with American values and institutions. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, educational institutions, and individuals, while for-profit entities are ineligible, and all recipients must register in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity Identifier unless applying as an individual. Projects must be implemented within 12 months, primarily in Mandalay and Yangon, and must include robust monitoring and evaluation plans with clear, measurable outcomes targeting at least 10 civil society organizations, 1,500 youth participants, and 200 entrepreneurs. Proposals must follow strict formatting guidelines, including a 2- to 4-page narrative in 12-point Times New Roman font with single spacing and one-inch margins, and must be submitted electronically via email to RangoonPDGrants@state.gov by July 31, 2026, with the correct subject line. Key personnel resumes, limited to one page each, and letters of support from partners are mandatory attachments. Funding is limited to $1,000–$10,000 per award, with up to five grants available from a total pool of $22,000. Evaluation factors include alignment with embassy priorities, organizational capacity, program feasibility, clarity of goals and objectives, budget realism, monitoring and evaluation strength, media outreach, and sustainability, with technical merit outweighing cost in selection and indirect cost rate serving only as a tiebreaker. Awardees must comply with 2 CFR Part 200, submit quarterly and final reports using SF-270 for payment requests, and adhere to strict branding requirements, including the inclusion of U.S. Department of State and Freedom250 logos on all materials. High
U.S. Mission To Myanmar

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Alternatives to Abortion Program Services
Solicitation # STATE 0000000496SL
The Missouri Department of Social Services is conducting a Single Feasible Source procurement under state statute §34.044 RSMo to extend Contract CS221991001 with Alliance for Life – Missouri, Inc. for the continuation of Alternatives to Abortion Program Services. The solicitation, identified as STATE 0000000496SL, was posted on July 7, 2026, with responses due by July 14, 2026, and the contract period will run from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. This action is non-competitive and justified solely by the absence of alternative providers capable of delivering the existing program without disruption, with no options for renewal beyond this one-year term. The performance location is statewide in Missouri, though no specific cities or facilities are designated, and no physical deliverables or packaging requirements are involved, as the contract pertains exclusively to service provision. The buyer and primary point of contact is Nicolle Backes of the PROC OA DIVISION OF PURCHASING PROCUREMENTS, reachable via email, and no contracted COR, COTR, or formal payment office details are provided. No pricing information, contract value, or cost details are disclosed in the documentation, and no standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses or mandatory certifications are included. The offeror’s size status, UEI or CAGE code, and socioeconomic certifications are not reported, nor are any specific performance metrics, inspection criteria, quality standards, or key personnel requirements outlined. The solicitation does not reference any technical specifications, compliance standards, or invoicing systems, and submissions must be sent electronically via email without prescribed formats, page limits, or file types. This procurement serves as a temporary administrative measure while the Department develops a future Request for Proposal with enhanced evaluation criteria, and no competitive evaluation factors or weighting systems apply to this award. The entire action is governed by Missouri state procurement law and is intended solely to maintain uninterrupted service delivery under the existing program.
PROC OA DIVISION OF PURCHASING PROCUREMENTS

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FAIR HOUSING INITIATIVES PROGRAM PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVE
Solicitation # OFH-2600-DC-021C
The Fair Housing Initiatives Program – Private Enforcement Initiative (PEI) is a discretionary grant opportunity administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support private, nonprofit organizations in investigating and enforcing violations of the Fair Housing Act and comparable state or local laws. The program aims to combat discriminatory housing practices across public and private real estate markets, including rental, sales, lending, and advertising activities, through testing, complaint intake, systemic investigations, mediation, litigation, and public advocacy. Organizations awarded under this initiative must conduct activities that address entrenched or institutionalized discrimination, with a focus on expanding services in unserved or underserved communities. The grant award period is 36 months, structured as three consecutive 12-month periods, with funding for subsequent periods subject to future congressional appropriations. Applicants must begin performance within six months of the notice of award and adhere to strict reporting and financial accountability standards, including quarterly submissions of the SF-425 Financial Status Report and performance reports through LOCCS, as well as final outcome tracking using HUD-904 series forms. To be eligible, applicants must maintain an active SAM.gov registration and valid Unique Entity Identifier, submit all required certifications including the SF-424, HUD-424-B, and SF-LLL, and demonstrate nonprofit status. Proposals are evaluated through a merit-based process with a minimum score of 75 points required to advance, with weightings distributed across organizational capacity (36 points), soundness of approach (30 points), extent of the problem (19 points), and results measurement (15 points), plus up to four preference points for Minority Serving Institutions, Promise Zones, or Opportunity Zones. Proposals must be submitted electronically via Grants.gov by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on August 21, 2025, with strict formatting requirements including double-spaced 12-point Times New Roman text and adherence to page limits for narrative sections. Failure to maintain a “good” annual performance rating may result in funding reductions or rescission. Grantees must comply with numerous federal statutes and regulations, including the Build America, Buy America Act, prohibitions on certain surveillance technologies, accessibility standards under the ADA and Section 504, Violence Against Women Act provisions, Trafficking Victims Protection Act requirements, and drug-free workplace mandates. All funding requests require accompanying financial and progress reports, and program income generation must be disclosed and approved by HUD’s Grant Officer and Technical Representative.
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Centers for Independent Living Competition - American Samoa
Solicitation # HHS-2026-ACL-AOD-IL-0013
The Administration for Community Living, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is seeking to award a single grant of $159,762 to establish a consumer-driven Center for Independent Living in American Samoa, with total program funding of $319,524 over a two-year period structured into two twelve-month budget periods beginning September 30, 2026. The center must provide mandatory core services including information and referral, independent living skills training, peer counseling, individual and systems advocacy, transition support from institutions to the community, assistance for individuals at risk of institutionalization, and support for youth transitioning to postsecondary life, in full compliance with Title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended and the requirements outlined in 45 CFR Part 1329. The solicitation, numbered HHS-2026-ACL-AOD-IL-0013, is open to nonprofit organizations and requires applicants to be registered in SAM.gov with an active Unique Entity Identifier, maintain an active Grants.gov account linked to Login.gov, and submit a comprehensive application package including the SF-424, SF-424A, SF-424B, Key Contacts Form, Grants.gov Lobbying Form, Project/Performance Site Location Form, a 20-page project narrative, an unlimited-page budget narrative, an indirect cost agreement or election of the de minimis rate of up to 15% of modified total direct costs, commitment letters from key partners, proof of nonprofit status, and resumes or job descriptions for key personnel. All submissions must be in English, use Times New Roman or Arial 11-point font, have one-inch margins, and be uploaded via Grants.gov by the deadline of August 3, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The award will be subject to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements at 2 CFR Part 200, effective October 1, 2025, which supersedes 45 CFR 75 with limited exceptions under 2 CFR 300, and must also adhere to the HHS Grants Policy Statement. Applications will undergo a pass/fail review for responsiveness, a risk assessment for financial stewardship and project viability, and a merit review weighted heavily toward organizational resources and capabilities (40 points), followed by purpose and need, response, and impact, which includes measurable outcomes, evaluation
Administration For Community Living

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NAICS: 813319
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Fair Housing Initiatives Program - Education and Outreach Initiative
Solicitation # OFH-2600-DC-021A
The Fair Housing Initiatives Program – Education and Outreach Initiative is a discretionary grant opportunity administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support organizations in preventing and eliminating discriminatory housing practices through public education and outreach. The initiative has two components: the National Media Campaign, which centrally develops and disseminates fair housing media products to raise awareness nationally and increase participation in Fair Housing Month, and the General Component, which funds localized, community-based education and outreach efforts addressing housing discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, and national origin. Applicants must submit a comprehensive application through Grants.gov by the deadline of August 21, 2025, and must maintain active registrations in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier, as well as a current Grants.gov account linked to Login.gov. All applications must include mandatory forms such as the HUD-424-CBW Detailed Budget Worksheet, HUD-426 Certification, EOI Eligibility Certification (Appendix B), and an abstract using the standardized format in Appendix C. The Statement of Work must clearly outline quantifiable goals, activities, deliverables, and outcomes, accompanied by a detailed SOW Chart (Appendix A), and must address housing discrimination comprehensively across all protected classes. Award decisions are based on a merit review process with a total of 104 points divided among five weighted factors: applicant capacity and organizational experience (36 points), proposed SOW and budget (30 points), need and extent of the problem (19 points), measurement and evaluation plan (15 points), and up to 4 preference points for qualifying entities such as minority-serving institutions. Applications undergo a mandatory risk review assessing financial stability, past performance, management systems, compliance with 2 CFR Part 200, and public records. Awards range from $250,000 to $1,300,000 and are structured as fixed-price grants, with payments released upon satisfactory and timely completion of deliverables and submission of financial and progress reports to LOCCS. HUD maintains substantial oversight, approving all deliverables and work plans before implementation, requiring quarterly reporting, and conducting monitoring reviews. NMC products must receive prior written approval from HUD before public release, and all public-facing materials must be submitted to the Government Technical Representative at least four days in advance. Compliance with federal regulations including the Fair Housing Act, 2 CFR Part 200, Drug-Free Workplace requirements, FFATA, BABA, and accessibility
Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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Statewide Family Network
Solicitation # SM-26-028
The Statewide Family Network solicitation aims to strengthen the ability of statewide, family-controlled organizations to provide support, training, and mentorship to primary caregivers raising children, youth, and young adults with serious emotional disturbance or co-occurring disorders. This initiative, funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services, seeks to empower families through structured, community-based services that enhance their capacity to navigate mental health systems and promote positive outcomes for their loved ones. The program prioritizes grassroots, family-led efforts and is designed to build sustainable networks that amplify caregiver voices and expertise. Interested applicants must submit proposals by July 27, 2026, following the solicitation issued on July 1, 2026, under number SM-26-028. The funding opportunity is open to organizations operating at the state level with a proven track record in family engagement and mental health advocacy. All performance activities are expected to occur nationwide, with no specific geographic restrictions listed. For inquiries, applicants may contact Carmen Baldwin, the designated Grantor, via email at nofobudget.cmhs@samhsa.hhs.gov or by phone at 3368378054. The solicitation does not specify a set-aside for particular entity types, and no NAICS code has been assigned, indicating flexibility in applicant eligibility under federal grant guidelines.
Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Administration

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