Ginnie Mae (GNMA) Enterprise Project Management (EPMO) Services

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is conducting market research to identify contractors capable of providing enterprise project management office services to Ginnie Mae, with responses due by May 28, 2026. This is a total small business set-aside.

Services shall include strategic planning and business-technology alignment; analysis and enhancement of project management automation solutions; portfolio and capacity management; IT governance optimization supporting the Architecture Review Board and IT Project Management Office; mortgage servicing system PMO support; enterprise optimization including change and performance management; market intelligence; surge mission support; and training delivery of up to 12 sessions annually.

Performance is at the contractor's facility. The contract structure comprises one 12-month base period followed by four 12-month option periods, yielding five years total. The contractor must deliver 40 distinct deliverables across seven task categories with submission deadlines enforced through Acceptable Quality Levels allowing zero to ten business day deviations; non-compliance triggers 5 percent CLIN deductions per business day.

The contractor must maintain CMMI Level III certification, Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, and Certified Scrum Master (CSM) Level III certifications. All deliverables must meet Section 508 accessibility compliance.

Responses should include organization name, address, contact information, website, and ownership details; tailored capability statements with supporting documentation; and suggested SIN codes. Submit to Tracey Dawley (tracey.g.dawley@hud.gov) and Tarita Leftwich (tarita.l.leftwich@hud.gov). This is voluntary market research with no government financial obligation. Based on responses, the requirement may proceed as a small business set-aside or full and open competition, potentially with multiple awards.