EXT MOH | 1979 Mission Owners & Architects Consult

Project Summary: Mission Housing Development Corporation (“Mission Housing”) and Mission Economic Development Agency (“MEDA”) (jointly defined as “Owner”) are pursuing the development of an 100% affordable housing project at 1979 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 (“Site”). The site itself consists of a 57,325 square foot lot located at the northeast corner of Mission Street and 16th Street and is envisioned as two separate buildings on the site, each addressing unique housing needs. The first is anticipated to accommodate up to 150 units of studios and/or 1-bedroom units, 100% of which will be reserved for formerly houseless individuals, in addition to communal spaces and offices. Design for this building must prioritize accessibility and include on-site support services to ensure that residents stay housed. The second building is anticipated to accommodate up to 300 units of family affordable housing. With a focus on spacious living, family housing units must incorporate contemporary design elements maximizing California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (“CTCAC”) unit and size requirements, energy efficient features, and a communal area for a sense of community building. Each building comprising the overall project must be equipped with its separate common areas and amenities strategically integrated into the transit-oriented nature of this parcel. Additionally, unit amenities for both buildings must include full bathrooms and kitchens with all electric appliances.
Scope of work for this RFP: This RFP seeks the Owner’s and Architect’s professional consultant services beginning with the Schematic Design phase through the Construction Administration phase. Preliminarily, the Project is expected to follow the sequence below: 1) Infrastructure development and feasibility: Architect team (to be procured by May 3rd), along with structural and civil engineers, will aid the project team in determining the overall feasibility of the project – both from a design and structural perspective. Architect and structural engineer will be expected to coordinate with BART in order to determine the necessary infrastructure components of the project. Surveyor will be expected to draft and complete subdivision map during this phase of the project. 2) Infrastructure development and feasibility 3) Design of the Permanent Supportive Housing building (concurrent with the above) 4) Design of the Family building
Respondents must acknowledge that their services are to be performed together with other parties involved in the project. Additionally, these services must be consistent with applicable standards of professional care and credentials. Please include the following phases in your proposal: a) Conceptual Design/Schematic Design b) Design Development c) Construction Documents d) Bidding and Permit Coordination e) Construction Administration Services
LBE/SBE Goals: The LBE/SBE goal for the entire project and this specific RFP has been set to 25%.
Bid discount or rating bonus: This will be determined by CMD after bid submittal. Pre-bid meeting information: Questions are due on Friday, April 19, 2024, and answers will be provided by Friday, April 26, 2024.
Instructions to bidders: Please find instructions to bidders as an attachment of the RFP package. You can access the bid package on the CMD website.