Equal Opportunity Georgia Commission On

The Equal Opportunity Georgia Commission On Equal Employment Division is a U.S. state government entity and planning commission based in Atlanta, Georgia, that has been registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since February 2004. This division provides complaint processing and fair housing enforcement services to federal agencies, supporting equal employment opportunity and fair housing initiatives in the Atlanta metropolitan area and across Georgia. The entity functions as a child organization under the State of Georgia Office of the Governor and maintains an active federal funding profile through multiple contract and grant awards from federal agencies.

The Equal Opportunity Georgia Commission On Equal Employment Division has received federal contract awards exclusively from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for complaint processing services. These firm-fixed-price definitive contracts have been awarded consistently over multiple fiscal years, with the most recent award of $72,900 for FY 2025 and a prior award of $74,200 for FY 2024, demonstrating a stable contracting relationship with the EEOC. The contracts support the agency's complaint processing operations in the Atlanta, Georgia area and align with the EEOC's broader mission of enforcing federal employment discrimination laws. No set-aside designations have been applied to these contract awards, and the division has served as the sole prime contractor receiving these types of agreements from the EEOC over several years, with annual award values historically ranging from approximately $74,000 to $137,000. There is no indication of subcontractor partnerships in these federal contract arrangements.

The Equal Opportunity Georgia Commission On Equal Employment Division has received substantial federal grant funding through multiple cooperative agreements under the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Fair Housing Assistance Program (CFDA 14.401), administered by the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity. The most recent grant award, dated October 1, 2025, provides $559,097.44 in funding through September 30, 2026, to support housing discrimination complaint processing and fair housing enforcement activities. The division has maintained consistent participation in the Fair Housing Assistance Program over multiple years, with documented cooperative agreements dating back to at least 2021, receiving awards on an approximately annual or semi-annual basis. These grants fund the agency's complaint processing, investigation, and fair housing enforcement activities in the Atlanta area, with funding amounts determined by the number of complaints the division acceptably processes during specified 12-month periods as evaluated against HUD performance standards outlined in 24 CFR 115.206. The cooperative agreement structure indicates a collaborative federal-state partnership model for fair housing enforcement, with the division's performance monitored through HUD's Enforcement Management System (HEMS) case tracking and evaluation process.