Opportunity
SAM #47QFDA26F0008
HUD Single Family Housing IT Operations & Maintenance Bridge Contract
Buyer
FAS Region 11
Posted
September 24, 2026
Identifier
47QFDA26F0008
NAICS
541512
This opportunity is a sole-source, bridge contract for IT Operations and Maintenance (O&M) support services for HUD's Office of Single-Family Housing (SFH), managed by GSA Assisted Acquisition Services. - Contract is with Pyramid Systems, Inc. (PSI) to ensure continuity of critical IT services while a competitive recompete is conducted - Scope includes: - Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of multiple SFH information systems - Program management support - Optional modernization and enhancement (M&E) - Optional decommissioning - Transition support - Supported systems include AFOCS, CHUMS, CAIVRS, DSRS, EDIS, FHAC, FHA-SL, HCS, LEAP, LAMS, LRS, SFHEDW, SFIS, SFCS/CLAIMS, SFNW, SFPCS-P, SFPCS-U, and TIIS - No specific OEMs, products, or part numbers are listed; the focus is on IT services - Estimated contract value aligns with prior contracts (likely in the $10M–$30M range) - Period of performance is a one-year base with up to two 6-month options and a possible 6-month extension, totaling up to 2.5 years - Services are critical for supporting HUD's Single Family mortgage insurance programs
Description
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO), requires contractor support of information systems primarily focused on Operations and Maintenance (O&M), with additional Program Management, optional Modernization and Enhancement (M&E), optional Decommissioning, and Transition Support for the Office of Single-Family Housing (SFH).
HUD OCIO oversees and manages the majority of HUD’s information technology functions. Application and systems support services are currently managed by the Office of Customer Relationship and Performance Management (OCRPM). OCRPM provides IT support to the Office of Single-Family Housing (SFH) and serves as the primary coordination point for technical activities involving other OCIO organizations, including the Office of the Chief Information Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officers, Investment Management, Enterprise Architecture, Policy and e-Government, IT Operations, and IT Security.
The Office of Single-Family Housing promotes affordable homeownership and refinancing opportunities for qualified borrowers through the Federal Housing Administration’s Single Family mortgage insurance programs. These programs protect approved mortgage lenders against losses resulting from borrower defaults, thereby encouraging lenders to provide mortgage financing to eligible homebuyers, including first-time homebuyers and individuals and families with low-to-moderate incomes.