Affordable Supportive Housing Development for Veterans

The contract calls for the design, financing, and construction of affordable multifamily housing units specifically intended for veterans, with integrated supportive services to address their unique needs. The project must ensure long-term affordability through legally binding deed restrictions that prevent future price increases and maintain income-based access. Funding for the initiative is tied to opioid settlement allocations, requiring strict compliance with state and federal guidelines governing the use of these proceeds to benefit populations affected by the opioid crisis, particularly among veterans. The development is expected to align with NAICS code 236115 for multifamily housing construction and must be executed in accordance with the requirements set by the California Health and Human Services Agency. Subcontractors are invited to respond by the June 2, 2026 deadline, with the expectation that proposals demonstrate proven experience in delivering similar veteran-focused housing projects, managing public funding streams, and embedding supportive services such as mental health care, substance use recovery programs, and case management into the housing model. The place of performance is within California, though specific location details are not provided, and the project must adhere to all applicable state housing and health regulations. Successful bidders will be responsible for securing necessary permits, coordinating with service providers, and maintaining accountability for the use of opioid settlement funds throughout the development and operational phases of the housing units.