Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Office of Management and Budget of Puerto Rico.
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Oct 29, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Professional consulting services to review, update, and implement the administrative plan for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program under HOTMA and NSPIRE.
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City
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San Juan
County
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San Juan Municipio
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254 Calle Cruz
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00901
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Office of Management and Budget of Puerto Rico
This Fiscal Plan for Puerto Rico outlines a comprehensive strategy to address severe fiscal and economic challenges arising from a prolonged period of financial mismanagement. The plan's core objectives include restoring credibility and transparency, reducing government inefficiency, enhancing economic competitiveness, protecting vulnerable populations through pension reform, and renegotiating debt obligations. It aims to achieve fiscal balance by 2019 and maintain stability through 2027. The strategy is built upon key pillars: extensive fiscal reform measures encompassing revenue enhancement, government right-sizing, and healthcare efficiency; structural reforms focused on improving business ease, capital efficiency, and energy; and robust financial control reforms to ensure transparency and accountability. The overarching vision is to foster long-term economic growth and a sustainable financial future for Puerto Rico.
The subcommittee held an oversight hearing to discuss the establishment of a Puerto Rico Financial Stability and Economic Growth Authority. The discussion centered on addressing Puerto Rico's ongoing fiscal and economic crisis. Key topics included the potential creation of an independent control board to oversee fiscal stabilization and implement structural reforms, the necessity for debt restructuring, the need for transparency in financial reporting, and strategies to stimulate economic growth through private sector investment and federal policy adjustments.
Public-sector contacts connected to Office of Management and Budget of Puerto Rico.
This Economic and Disaster Recovery Plan for Puerto Rico outlines a vision for transforming the island through sustainable economic development and social change, emphasizing transparent governance, resilient infrastructure, and a safe, educated, healthy, and sustainable society. The plan focuses on four primary goals: grounding the new Puerto Rico in the needs of its people, enhancing disaster resilience, promoting sustainable economic growth and social transformation, and strengthening critical infrastructure. It details strategic actions in physical, human, and natural capital investments, along with eight strategic initiatives, with a recovery timeframe spanning short-term (1-2 years) and longer-term (3-10 years) priorities, aiming to achieve a more equitable and prosperous society for all Puerto Ricans.
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