Housing Services – Property Management, Master Leasing, and Housing Based Supports

The City of Phoenix, through its Human Services Department, is soliciting statements of qualifications under RFQu-26-0341-1 for property management, master leasing, and housing-based supportive services for affordable housing facilities serving individuals experiencing or exiting homelessness. This is a request for qualifications rather than an immediate contract award; successful respondents will be placed on a qualified vendor list for a five-year term, making them eligible to bid on specific contracts identified by the City. To be considered, offerors must demonstrate at least five years of experience in multifamily property management or supportive services for homeless populations, possess all required Arizona real estate licenses for staff handling funds, and have the capacity to provide in-person services in Phoenix starting as early as October 1, 2026. The selection process is based on the most advantageous offer, evaluating factors such as the ability to screen applicants for HUD Area Median Income limits and the bidder's place of business. Mandatory submission requirements include a signed offer page, conflict of interest and transparency forms, heat safety compliance, and a certification regarding debarment. Awarded vendors must adhere to strict administrative and legal standards, including Davis-Bacon Act wage requirements, Build America, Buy America Act compliance, and non-negotiable insurance requirements. Contract administration involves bi-weekly invoicing in arrears with itemized receipts, monthly desk monitoring, and potential unannounced on-site visits by the City. Additionally, all personnel requiring facility access must undergo background checks and obtain security clearance from the Police Department.