HUD creates strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all. It spends $2B+ annually on IT systems, housing assistance programs, professional services, and research supporting federal housing policy.
Department of Housing and Urban Development historically awards the following percentages of eligible contract dollars to small and disadvantaged businesses. These figures reflect agency performance against statutory goals and represent real contract opportunities for certified firms.
Department of Housing and Urban Development is an active buyer in the following categories. These represent the highest-volume procurement areas based on historical award data.
The contractors who win HUD contracts consistently aren't just responding to solicitations — they're known quantities before the solicitation is published. Here's how to build that position.
Register with HUD's Office of the Chief Procurement Officer
Target HUD's IT modernization programs through the Office of the CIO
Attend HUD industry days — held in Washington DC and regionally
Monitor SAM.gov for HUD headquarters and field office solicitations
Contact the HUD OSDBU for small business matchmaking
These NAICS codes represent the highest-volume procurement categories at Department of Housing and Urban Development. Register these codes in your SAM.gov profile to appear in agency vendor searches.
SAM.gov + HUD OSDBU outreach. Ensure your SAM.gov registration is active and includes the NAICS codes that match Department of Housing and Urban Development's primary procurement categories before reaching out directly.
Department of Housing and Urban Development awards 42% of eligible contract dollars to small businesses. SDVOSB firms receive approximately 5% of awards. 8(a)-certified firms receive approximately 9%. All applicable SBA certifications are recognized.
Department of Housing and Urban Development spends approximately $2B+ annually on contracts. The total agency budget is $60B+, with procurement representing the contract-deliverable portion of that spending.
Monitor SAM.gov and filter by Department of Housing and Urban Development as the contracting agency. Set up email notifications for your NAICS codes from this agency. BidEdgeHQ monitors SAM.gov and state portals in real time, scoring every HUD solicitation against your ICP profile and delivering WhatsApp alerts for high-match opportunities.