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Contracting at HUD

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Why be a HUD contractor? Working with HUD offers new opportunities to use your know-how, develop and expand new markets, and help upgrade the nation's housing supply! We make sure that a fair portion of our contracts go to small or small disadvantaged businesses and women-owned small businesses. This policy helps promote economic growth for our nation, since small businesses generate the majority of new jobs.

	Contracting Opportunities
Every new contract solicitation expected to exceed $25,000 is posted to our current contracting opportunities page. This way, you can browse the current solicitations and download any of the solicitations you choose. We also have a list of those HUD prime contractors that might offer subcontracting opportunities.

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	Download the current Management and Marketing (M&M) contract
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Content updated October 1, 2004


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