Expression of Interest Shovel-Ready Projects to Expand Bedded Housing Capacity
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The Cochrane District Services Board is seeking Expressions of Interest for shovel-ready or near-shovel-ready projects designed to rapidly expand bedded housing capacity for individuals experiencing homelessness within the Cochrane District. This initiative, identified as solicitation Community 2026-01, aims to identify implementation-ready projects to demonstrate system readiness to government funders and facilitate rapid application development once provincial or federal funding becomes available. It is important to note that this process is not a commitment of funding and does not obligate the board to enter into any contract or service agreement. Instead, it serves as a strategic mechanism to assess capital and operating pressures and position proponents for future opportunities, such as the Homelessness Prevention Program. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 18, 2026.
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