Region 9 Office Los Angeles

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), a cabinet department that administers federal housing programs, low-income housing assistance, and community development funding, has awarded only three federal contracts since 2016, totaling $72 thousand in combined potential value. HUD closed its most recent contract award on October 22, 2018, making recent contract activity dormant for nearly eight years. The department issued one contract per year across 2016, 2017, and 2018, then ceased contract awards at the portfolio level captured in this rollup.

Two distinct prime contractors have been awarded across the portfolio. Combined dollars obligated equal combined potential value, indicating full funding commitment. Two-thirds of awards carried Small Business set-asides; the remaining third used no set-aside designation. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against HUD or its descendant offices. The extremely limited contract footprint and absence of award activity since 2018 suggest that HUD's contracting operations either operate through alternative procurement vehicles (such as blanket purchase agreements or Schedule task orders not surfaced in this rollup), are concentrated in sub-offices with separate contracting authority, or reflect the department's primary reliance on grant-making rather than direct contracting to execute its mission.