Tribal Administration

The Department of Housing and Urban Development Tribal Administration is a civilian sub-agency within HUD that administers federal housing and community development programs serving tribal governments and tribal members. The Tribal Administration operates as a distinct funding and contracting office focused on directing resources to American Indian and Alaska Native housing needs through tribal partners and program recipients.

The agency has awarded 9 federal contracts totaling $579 thousand across its portfolio history since 2016. Contract awards closed most recently on March 14, 2018. Activity was concentrated in the agency's early operating years: 3 awards in 2016, 4 in 2017, and 2 in 2018, after which no recent contract awards are recorded. Combined dollars obligated reached $579 thousand, representing 100 percent of combined potential value. The Tribal Administration has engaged 8 distinct prime contractors across the portfolio. Competitive concentration is highly fragmented, with no single prime contractor dominating; the absence of a top-five concentration figure reflects the small portfolio size and broad distribution across eight vendors. The set-aside mix is predominantly unrestricted: 8 awards (89 percent) carried no set-aside designation, with 1 award (11 percent) designated as 8(a) Sole Source.

No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded against the Department of Housing and Urban Development Tribal Administration. No recent grant awards or grant opportunities are present in the agency's current rollup activity.