Federal Housing Finance Board

The Federal Housing Finance Board is an independent civilian agency that manages federal contract activity related to housing finance oversight and administration. The agency has closed its contracting window; the most recent recorded contract award dates to September 2013, making the portfolio inactive for over a decade.

Across the portfolio history since 2005, the Federal Housing Finance Board awarded 91 contracts with combined potential value of $32.3 million and combined dollars obligated of $5.2 million. Activity was front-loaded: 34 awards in 2005 and 53 in 2006, followed by a sharp decline to single-digit annual counts by 2009 and cessation thereafter. The agency engaged 61 distinct prime contractors across the lifetime portfolio, indicating a highly fragmented competitive base with no dominant supplier concentration. The set-aside mix reflects overwhelmingly open competition: 98 percent of awards carried no set-aside designation, with only one 8(a) with HUBZone Preference award and one small-business reserved award across the entire portfolio.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Federal Housing Finance Board or its descendant offices.