FY2023 and FY2024 Authority to Accept Unsolicited Proposals for Research Partnerships

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is announcing their authority to accept unrequested research proposals for fiscal years 2023 and 2024 that focus on their current research priorities. This ability is utilized by the Office of Policy Development and Research at HUD. They would like to invite eligible applicants, including non-profits and government agencies, to submit their research ideas.

Please note any proposals must adhere to specific requirements. One of these mandates is that the submission must detail how at least 50% of the project's total cost will be offset. This could potentially be achieved through funding from philanthropic contributions or various levels of government, including federal, state, or local bodies.

As well as on-going project costs, potential applicants should provide comprehensive information within their proposals. This should include a thorough description of the research to be undertaken and its relevance to HUD's current priorities.

To ensure your proposal is considered, it's crucial it's both complete and meets HUD's eligibility requirements. Therefore, it's advised that all interested organizations read HUD's full announcement and understand all the information and specifications therein. Failure to accurately comply with any of the set requirements may result in your proposal being deemed incomplete, or ineligibility.

For further assistance or if there are any queries or uncertainties regarding the specifics detailed in this announcement, referencing section VII will direct you to the appropriate contact at the agency.