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This Solicitation opportunity from Oregon was posted on March 9, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Forest Grove Permanent Supportive Housing Project: Architect RFP

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2026.030-RFPState & Local

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The Housing Authority of Washington County (HAWC), established in 1970, focuses on providing affordable housing solutions to support low-income households and address homelessness within Washington County. Operating alongside the Washington County Department of Housing Services, HAWC manages a range of programs including Housing Choice Vouchers, Public Housing, rent assistance, and real estate development initiatives. Governed by a Board of Directors that includes county commissioners and community members, HAWC continues to advance housing stability in the region. A key upcoming project is the Forest Grove Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) development located at 3127 Pacific Avenue, acquired in December 2025. This project plans to create a new three-story, elevator-equipped building with approximately 45 to 60 studio and one-bedroom units designed for individuals and couples with disabling conditions who face or are at risk of prolonged homelessness. The development will include case management offices and communal spaces designed with trauma-informed principles to support its residents effectively. The project site spans 1.54 acres and features an existing building, parking lot, and undeveloped land, with proximity to public transportation, medical services, retail, and community resources in Forest Grove. HAWC serves as the developer with collaboration from Centro Cultural and CareOregon for behavioral health and supportive services. The Forest Grove PSH initiative is part of an effort supported by Oregon Housing and Community Services and the Corporation for Supportive Housing to promote permanent housing solutions for vulnerable populations. Currently, the Housing Authority of Washington County has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for architectural services, under solicitation number 2026.030-RFP, with proposals due by March 30, 2026. Key contacts for this solicitation include project coordinator Kelvin Valdovinos and procurement analyst Kiersten Vanderhoof, based in Hillsboro, Oregon.

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HAWC seeks architectural proposals for Forest Grove supportive housing with 45-60 units by March 2026.

Place of Performance

OR, USA

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AIA Document B133-2019 Modified Agreement Between Owner and Architect for Forest Grove Project

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Exhibit A - Forest Grove Permanent Supportive Housing Program Design Principles and Programming

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Exhibit B Site Feasibility Study for 3127 Pacific Avenue Housing Project

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Exhibit C Description of Architectural Services for Forest Grove Housing Project

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Exhibit E Contractor's Insurance Requirements

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Forest Grove Permanent Supportive Housing Project Architect RFP No. 2026.030

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Forest Grove Permanent Supportive Housing Project Architectural Fee Estimate

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Geotechnical Engineering Report for Forest Grove PSH Site Dec 19 2025

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Exhibit A Site Survey for 3127 Pacific Avenue Forest Grove

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AgencyOregon → Housing Authority
Contacts2 people available
OfficeHillsboro, OR, 97124, USA
Organization / AgencyOregon → Housing Authority
Office AddressHillsboro, OR, 97124, USA
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Kelvin ValdovinosHousing Project Coordinator
Kiersten VanderhoofSenior Procurement Analyst

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Carleton Hart ArchtiecturePortland, OR
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Housing Authority of Washington County (HAWC) HAWC was formed on August 4, 1970, by the Washington County Board of County Commissioners, to provide affordable housing opportunities to help break the cycle of poverty and improve the quality of life in our community. Today, HAWC continues to serve our community, administering a variety of programs to help low-income households in Washington County achieve housing stability. These programs include Housing Choice Vouchers, Public Housing and other rent assistance programs , as well as real estate development and programs dedicated to those experiencing homelessness. The Washington County Department of Housing Services was formed in 1992 to efficiently administer the housing activities and programs of both the Housing Authority and Washington County. While the Housing Authority remains a separate legal entity, it contracts with the County to implement and administer Housing Authority programs and all support services, like finance, purchasing and personnel. The Housing Authority is governed by the Housing Authority Board of Directors . The Board consists of the Washington County Board of Commissioners, one at-large member, and one member who receives assistance from the Housing Authority. The Board of Directors meets monthly to review the work and upcoming plans of the Housing Authority. Forest Grove PSH The site at 3127 Pacific Avenue was acquired by HAWC in December 2025. The property was purchased for the purpose of developing Permanent Supportive Housing. At this early stage, it is anticipated that the development is anticipated to include up to 60 studio and/or one-bedroom units in a new three-story, elevator building. The current proposal includes 45 studio and/or one-bedroom units, although the number of units may be modified based on funding availability. The program includes offices for case management and property management and a variety of communal indoor and outdoor spaces. The new Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) development will serve "Population A", namely households with disabling conditions that experience, or are at risk of, prolonged homelessness. In Washington County, these are mostly single adults and couples with high supportive service needs. As is best practice for PSH, trauma-informed design will be employed. The site is 67,000 square feet (1.54 acres), one tax lot, and is generally flat. The site currently consists of one building, an asphalt parking lot located on the southwestern portion of the site and unimproved land on the northern portion. Refer to Exhibit A, site survey for existing conditions including a claim corner monument. Additional utility easements along the perimeter may be required. The site is located along the north side of Pacific Avenue, a major corridor, and is close to key amenities, a TriMet-bus stop with frequent service, and shopping including Bi-Mart, Safeway, Goodwill, various Forest Grove medical services, Pacific University, and the Open-Door Access Center in Cornelius. HAWC is the developer of this PSH project, with support from Centro Cultural resident services and CareOregon providing behavioral health consultation Together, this cohort attended the Permanent Supportive Housing Institute (PSHI), which was sponsored by the Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) and the Corporation for Supportive Housing.

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