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THE URBAN INSTITUTE
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DC
$15.6M
Federal Volume (36mo)
65
Award Actions
HHS
Top Agency · 54% firm-wide
No set-aside on record
Set-Aside
10
Recompetes (24mo)
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Data as of June 2026· refreshed monthly
Platform (inferred): Microsoft 365
SAM identity
Public SAM recordArctas overlap
Gov business POC
Susan Skinner
SAM registration
Active · expires 2027-06-22
Physical address
WASHINGTON, DC, 20024 · CD 98
Non-Profit OrganizationBusiness or Organization
What they do
CapabilityService lines
OTHER SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICESADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICESRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Work mix: 21% prime · 79% sub · primary NAICS 541611 / PSC R408 SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: PROGRAM MANAGEMENT/SUPPORT

Fighting stance · agency mix12 agencies
% of firm-wide obligated ($15.6M) · all agencies
Department of Labor (DOL)$11.9M · 20%
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)$1.8M · 3%
● Recompete exposure: High · 10 in 24mo

THE URBAN INSTITUTE has an estimated $26.2M in contracts returning to market over the next 24 months.

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Who buys from them
Agency buyer map6 buyers
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)48 awards · repeat buyer · $12.7M
General Services Administration (GSA)50 awards · repeat buyer · $6.5M
Department of the Treasury (TREAS)11 awards · repeat buyer · $1.6M
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)14 awards · repeat buyer · $941K
Department of the Interior (DOI)4 awards · repeat buyer · $600K
Social Security Administration (SSA)8 awards · repeat buyer · $582K
Recompete exposure & trajectory
Recompete exposureHigh

THE URBAN INSTITUTE has an estimated $26.2M in contracts returning to market over the next 24 months. 5 within 6 months.

REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS (RAP)
PIID: 1605C222F00029 · Expires 2027-06-28
$10.0M
SUPPORT TO HELP UNDERSTAND THE TYPES OF CHILD CARE AND EARLY EDUCATION (CCEE) SUPPLY-BUILDING EFFORTS.
PIID: 75N98021F00364 · Expires 2026-09-29
$4.7M
THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO SUSTAIN AND UPDATE A DATABASE OF INFORMATION ON CHARACTERISTICS OF STATE TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR
PIID: 75ACF121F80030 · Expires 2026-09-29
$3.2M
ANNUAL SURVEY OF REFUGEES ASR 2025
PIID: 47QFEA26F0005 · Expires 2028-03-30
$2.5M
2024 ANNUAL SURVEY OF REFUGEES
PIID: 47QFEA25F0006 · Expires 2027-05-01
$1.8M
COMPLETE THE EVALUATION OF YEARS 6-7 OF THE HUD-DOJ PFS PSH DEMONSTRATION.
PIID: 86614922C00003 · Expires 2027-04-30
$1.6M
Trajectory
Consolidating-128% YoYFY2025 vs FY2024
'23
'24
'25
Teaming relationships
THE URBAN INSTITUTE teams with25
HEALTHTECH SOLUTIONS LLCas prime with
BRILJENT, LLC.as prime with
HEALTH MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES INCas prime with
IWSI AMERICA, INC.as prime with

Partners from federal subaward / teaming records (public).

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Sources: USASpending, FPDS, SAM.gov · Data shown is public-record; analysis by PrimeRFP SCOUT. Generated Jun 23, 2026. · DC
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