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Developer Partner / Co-Developer Services for Stewart Manor Rehabilitation or Redevelopment

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The Sanford Housing Authority is seeking a Developer Partner or Co-Developer for the repositioning of Stewart Manor, a vacant 99-unit elderly mid-rise public housing property located in Sanford, North Carolina. The selected partner will be responsible for determining whether to rehabilitate or redevelop the site, securing HUD approvals, and arranging comprehensive financing through tax credits, bonds, or other public and private sources. Key deliverables include the creation of a viable relocation and return plan for former residents, the development of a regulatory-compliant ownership structure, and the delivery of energy-efficient, Section 504/UFAS-compliant housing. This solicitation utilizes a qualifications-based selection (QBS) method where price is not an evaluation factor. Respondents are ranked based on a 100-point scale, with the top-ranked firm entering negotiations for fees and business terms. The process may include interviews with the top two to four candidates. Submissions must be received by January 14, 2027, and must include a letter of interest and various certifications, including North Carolina state certifications and HUD-specific forms. The contract is subject to federal regulations, including the Build America Buy America Act, Section 3 requirements, and the Uniform Relocation Act.

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Sanford Housing Authority seeks a developer to reposition the Stewart Manor elderly housing.

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AgencyState of North Carolina → Sanford Housing Authority
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OfficeSanford, NC, USA
Office AddressSanford, NC, USA

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