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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on March 14, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Develop a Supportive and Affordable Housing Partnership

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BT-2024-143International

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The County of Lambton is seeking proposals from qualified Supportive Housing Agencies to establish a partnership for the pre-development of a supportive housing project. The primary objective is to develop between 150 and 300 supportive housing units, which may be situated at a single site or across multiple locations. The initial phase of the partnership focuses on pre-development activities, including site selection, project design, securing necessary planning approvals, and identifying funding sources from all levels of government. Following the successful completion of this phase and subsequent approval from the County Council, the partnership may extend into the construction and long-term operation of the housing projects. Solicitation number 2024-143 was posted on March 14, 2024, with a response deadline of April 25, 2024. The selection process involves reviewing submissions to create a shortlist of preferred responses, with shortlisted proponents potentially invited to meetings to further elaborate on their agency's qualifications. Proponents are required to submit a comprehensive response form detailing their company profile, project approach, previous experience, and team expertise. While pre-development scope is still being refined, the County has clarified that professional liability insurance is not required and that additional municipal contributions may be pursued pending Council approval.

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Lambton County seeks agencies for pre-development of 150-300 supportive housing units.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → County of Lambton
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Indwell Community HomesHamilton, ON

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The County of Lambton invites the submission of a Proposal from a Supportive Housing Agency to form a partnership with the County of Lambton. This partnership will allow for pre-development work to proceed on a supportive housing project, including selection of location(s), design of the project, obtaining necessary planning approvals and securing funding. The target development size will be between 150 and 300 supportive housing units and could include one location or multiple locations. After the pre-development work, pending project approval and funding, the partnership could continue through the construction and eventual operation of the supportive housing project(s). It is hoped that funding needed for the capital costs of a project(s) could be secured from all levels of government. The County will review all responses received and will determine a short list of "preferred responses" that it wishes to investigate further. Short listed proponents may be invited to a proponent meeting where they will be provided an opportunity to further elaborate on their agency and why the County should partner with them. After a review of submissions received the County may request more details prior to finalizing its short list.Once the partnership is formed and the pre-development work is completed, County Council approval will be sought for the development of the supportive housing project. See Proposal Document for full details

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