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NAICS: 236116
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Supportive Housing for Vulnerable Populations NOFA
Solicitation # BD-27-1076-OCDDE-HD006-135032
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities has issued a Notice of Funding Availability for Supportive Housing for Vulnerable Populations to create affordable rental units for individuals and families facing significant barriers to permanent housing. This competition offers approximately 10 million dollars in Housing Innovations Fund (HIF) funds and 6 million dollars in National Housing Trust Fund (HTF) funding, with individual project assistance typically capped at 1 million dollars. Additionally, project-based Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program (MRVP) vouchers may provide up to 1,500 dollars per unit per year for supportive services. The program prioritizes projects serving those experiencing homelessness and requires the provision of stabilization and case management based on individualized service plans. The application process is a two-step competition requiring a pre-application by December 17, 2026, and a full application by February 25, 2027, both of which must be submitted through the HLC Housing OneStop system. Evaluation criteria focus on sponsor capacity, project readiness regarding zoning and permitting, cost acceptability, and a commitment to diversity, inclusion, and sustainable, climate-resilient design. Applicants must demonstrate a history of diverse supplier contracting and comply with Build America Buy America (BABA) consultations for federal funds. Application fees are set at 500 dollars for non-profit sponsors and 1,000 dollars for for-profit sponsors.
Executive Office of Housing & Livable Communities

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2 days ago

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in 4 months
NAICS: 236116
New
International
Нове будівництво багатоквартирного житлового будинку по вул. Центральна, 324 в смт. Бородянка Бучанського району Київської області
Solicitation # UA-2026-11-06-013329-a
This procurement project, managed by the Department of Regional Development of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, involves the new construction of a multi-apartment residential building located at 324 Tsentralna Street in Borodyanka, Kyiv region. The project is being implemented under the Ukraine Facility framework. Key materials required as part of the construction include 21,559.93 meters of cables and two elevators. The contract enforces strict localization requirements for the specified goods in accordance with the Law of Ukraine on Public Procurement. For 2026, the required level of production localization must be at least 30 percent, and goods must be sourced directly from manufacturers on the approved list of localized products. These requirements may be waived for goods originating from countries that are parties to the GPA or other relevant international trade agreements, provided that valid documentation proving the country of origin is submitted. Failure to provide such documentation during the handover process may result in the termination of the contract.
Департамент регіонального розвитку Київської обласної державної адміністрації

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2 days ago

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in 13 days
NAICS: 236116
New
Grant
Affordable Housing Trust Fund 2027
Solicitation # https://www.nj.gov/dca/dhcr/forms/docs/bhguidelines.pdf
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund 2027 is a grant opportunity provided by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs to support 100 percent affordable housing projects consisting of 25 units or less. With a total available funding pool of 30 million dollars, the agency anticipates awarding grants to approximately 10 to 12 projects, with a maximum award of 3 million dollars per project. Eligible developments include senior housing for residents aged 62 and older, as well as supportive housing for special needs populations such as veterans, individuals with disabilities, and those re-entering society after incarceration. All projects must utilize the New Jersey Housing Affordability Service as the administrative agent and adhere to Uniform Housing Affordability Controls. The application process requires a dual-portal submission via the DCA SAGE Grant Application Portal and the HPU Document Submission Portal by November 19, 2026. Applicants must provide a project proforma in Excel format and possess both a NJStart Vendor ID and a SAM.gov number. Evaluation follows a two-step process: a threshold review requiring a minimum of 7 out of 9 points, followed by a scored review focusing on financial feasibility, project readiness, leveraging, cost reasonableness, and the experience of the development team. High-scoring projects are expected to begin construction within 12 to 18 months and reach completion within four years of funding. Strict financial underwriting standards apply, including a maximum developer fee of 8 percent and a minimum debt service coverage ratio of 1.20.
NJ Department of Community Affairs

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2 days ago

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in 10 days
NAICS: 236116
New
Grant
New Jersey Healthy Homes Initiative 2027
Solicitation # https://www.nj.gov/dca/dhcr/forms/docs/njhealthhomesguidelines.pdf
The New Jersey Healthy Homes Initiative 2027 is a joint grant program managed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and the New Jersey Department of Human Services Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services. Utilizing ARPA Section 9817 funds, the initiative aims to develop approximately 200 deed-restricted rental units consisting of one, two, and three-bedroom homes. These units are dedicated to New Jersey FamilyCare Members who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness or institutionalization, specifically prioritizing individuals with chronic diseases, respiratory conditions, behavioral health issues, intellectual and developmental disabilities, or those transitioning from institutional settings. Eligible residents must be at least 18 years old, earn under 30 percent of the Area Median Income, and pay a subsidized rent limited to 30 percent of their adjusted gross income. Developers apply for funding on a rolling basis through the NJDCA SAGE portal, with a final application deadline of June 30, 2027. Proposals undergo a preliminary review by the NJDCA and a secondary suitability and regulatory compliance review by the DMAHS to ensure adherence to the HCBS Settings final rule for community integration. Funding structures include Capital, R&R, CORRA, and SRAP, with rental assistance structured for an initial 15-year term and a possible 15-year renewal. Awardees must maintain property and commercial liability insurance naming the NJDCA as an additional insured and submit annual audited financials. Managed Care Organizations are responsible for member placement and ongoing tenancy support, while the NJDCA Housing Assistance Unit provides annual monitoring and oversight.
NJ Department of Community Affairs

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2 days ago

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in 8 months
NAICS: 236116
New
Grant
National Housing Trust Fund 2027
Solicitation # https://www.nj.gov/dca/dhcr/forms/docs/nhtfguideline.pdf
The National Housing Trust Fund 2027 is a grant opportunity provided by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs to increase the supply of decent, affordable rental housing for extremely low-income households earning below 30 percent of the Area Median Income. Open to both for-profit and non-profit affordable housing developers, the program funds the new construction or rehabilitation of permanent rental units specifically targeting seniors, veterans, and individuals experiencing homelessness or disability. Eligible projects can receive a maximum subsidy of 1,000,000 dollars, with the requirement that units remain affordable for at least 30 years and be completed, including initial lease-up, within four years. Applicants must submit electronic proposals via the SAGE portal, including a project pro forma in Excel format, site control documentation, and basic design plans. Compliance is mandatory across several regulatory frameworks, including 24 CFR Part 93, the Fair Housing Act, and various accessibility and environmental standards. Technical requirements include the installation of automatic fire suppression systems, adherence to specific water efficiency flow rates for fixtures, and the use of low or no VOC materials. Projects involving pre-1978 buildings must utilize certified lead abatement contractors. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted, with a final published deadline of June 30, 2027.
NJ Department of Community Affairs

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2 days ago

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in 8 months
NAICS: 236116
New
SLED
400 Saratoga Pruneridge Apartments
Solicitation # PLN24-00269
The 400 Saratoga Pruneridge Apartments project involves the redevelopment of a 31-acre site at 400 Saratoga Avenue in Santa Clara, California. The project will divide the land into three parcels to facilitate the construction of a five-story apartment building featuring up to 316 units, including 47 affordable units, and an integrated seven-story parking garage. Additional construction includes a new 2,460 square foot one-story maintenance facility and a 1.77-acre public park dedicated to the City. The remaining 25.54 acres will maintain the Pruneridge Golf Club, though approximately 19.1 acres of the course will be reconfigured to accommodate the new developments. This project requires a General Plan Amendment and Rezoning of the 3.66-acre residential portion from Planned Development to Very High-Density Residential (R-5). The development is subject to comprehensive environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, with a Draft Environmental Impact Report addressing air quality, noise, biological resources, and geotechnical stability. Key infrastructure includes a new 26-foot-wide driveway on Pruneridge Avenue providing access to 414 vehicle parking stalls and 332 bicycle stalls. To comply with the City's 2022 Climate Action Plan, the project implements a Transportation Demand Management Plan aiming for a 20 percent reduction in vehicle miles traveled. Construction is estimated to take approximately 26 months, with a phased schedule spanning from January 2027 through February 2029. The project also incorporates green building measures such as EV charging stations, recycled water for landscaping, and adherence to CALGreen standards.
City of Santa Clara

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NAICS: 561730
New
SLED
SR5/US1 Landscaping Improvements
Solicitation # 26035
The City of St. Augustine is soliciting bids for landscaping improvements within the medians of SR 5/US 1 from Marion Street to Fort Mose Trail. The project scope encompasses selective clearing and grubbing, soil preparation, and the installation of trees, palms, shrubs, groundcover, sod, mulch, and a complete irrigation system. The contractor is responsible for maintenance of traffic, erosion control, and the restoration of disturbed areas in accordance with approved plans and FDOT requirements. The total budgetary ceiling for the project is 613,419.00 dollars, with final FDOT acceptance required by December 31, 2028. Following installation, the contractor must perform either a one-year or two-year landscape establishment and maintenance period based on the option awarded by the City. Bids are due by 2:00 pm on December 10, 2026, and will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible respondent. Minimum qualifications include a verifiable history of completing at least three similar projects in the past five years, active SAM.gov registration, and FDOT Landscaping pre-qualification. While a general contractor license is not required for the prime respondent, any directional drilling must be performed by a contractor holding a valid Florida Certified General Contractor or Florida Certified Underground Utility and Excavation Contractor license. The project includes a strict blackout period from November 21, 2027, through January 18, 2028, during which no work is permitted. Financial protections include a required bid guaranty of five percent of the total cost, and for applicable contract values, performance bonds at 125 percent and payment bonds at 100 percent of total compensation.
Landscaping Services

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