HUD Requests 60 Days to Keep Housing Paperwork Flowing
Published Date: 4/30/2026
Notice
Summary
HUD wants to keep collecting info from public housing agencies to confirm that housing projects are finished right before paying contractors. This notice asks for public feedback over 60 days, ending June 29, 2026. It mainly affects state and local housing groups but won’t cost anyone extra—just keeps the paperwork flowing smoothly.
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Analyzed Economic Effects
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PHAs must keep certifying project completion
HUD is asking OMB to renew the Consolidated Public Housing Certification of Completion so public housing agencies (PHAs) must keep certifying that development projects meet contract requirements before HUD authorizes contractor payment. The notice shows the respondents are State and Local Government, estimates 58 responses and 58 total burden hours per year, an hourly cost of $47.92, and an annual cost of $2,779. Comments on the collection are due by June 29, 2026.
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