HUD 3.10 Field Service Management (HUD FSM)

The Department of Housing and Urban Development established the HUD 3.10 Field Service Management Master IDIQ on May 30, 2017, with a shared ceiling of $556.3 million and a last date to order of May 31, 2019—ordering closed seven years ago. Property maintenance and preservation services, property inspection, securing property, and cosmetic enhancements or repairs constitute the scope of work contracted under this vehicle.

The vehicle is fully obligated: 54 task orders totaling $134.1 million in obligated dollars against a combined potential value of $134.3 million. Ordering activity peaked in 2019 with 26 orders, declining to 13 in 2020; the most recent award occurred on June 1, 2020. The vehicle succeeded HUD 3.8 Field Service Management and operated two geographic subcategories: 3.10 Atlanta and 3.10 Santa Ana.

Competition is highly concentrated. DGG Re Investments LLC and Innotion Enterprises, Inc. together hold approximately 61 percent of all orders and 69 percent of combined potential value. DGG Re Investments LLC leads with 20 orders totaling $58.7 million potential value; Innotion Enterprises, Inc. follows with 15 orders and $37.9 million. Strategic Alliance Management JV, LLC, Alpine Companies, Inc., and Purdy Enterprise, LLC round out the prime base with significantly smaller footprints. All 54 task orders are unrestricted, non-set-aside awards.

Funding is concentrated within HUD itself. The Department of Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary for Housing Federal Housing Commissioner placed 37 orders representing $93.1 million of the $134.3 million total—roughly 69 percent. The CPO Atlanta Operations Branch issued 12 orders worth $33.1 million. The remaining task orders fund the Housing Office of Single Family Housing and the Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer.

Typical task-order values range from roughly $970 thousand to $10.5 million, with individual orders carrying firm fixed-price structures and performance periods generally spanning six to twelve months through mid-2021. Individual orders from June 2020 show values of $5.7 million, $7.8 million, $2.6 million, and $10.5 million, illustrating the economics envelope for recent activity on the vehicle.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Single Family Housing, Real-Estate Owned (REO) Division has awarded a Master IDIQ for property management services. Services shall include property maintenance and preservation services, property inspection, securing property, and performing cosmetic enhancements/repairs.