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Legacy Homeowner Development Support

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OPCD-RFP-2026_LHDState & Local

Submission Closed09/26/2026, 06:59:00 AM UTC

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The Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD) for the City of Seattle is soliciting proposals for the Legacy Homeowner Development Support program to assist low-income legacy homeowners in utilizing new Neighborhood Residential zoning under Washington House Bill 1110. Funded in part by a HUD PRO Housing grant, the initiative aims to catalyze middle housing and stabilize low-income homeowners by removing barriers to infill development. The program is structured into two primary workstreams: one focused on education and networking through community events, and another providing direct, one-on-one pre-development technical assistance. Key services include regulatory feasibility analysis, project costing, pro forma development, financing identification, and legal and permitting support, with an overall goal of guiding 20 to 30 homeowners through the pre-development process. The solicitation, identified as OPCD-RFP-2026_LHD, has a response deadline of September 26, 2026, with contract execution anticipated by November 2026 and a performance period ending June 30, 2029. Total available funding for selected consultants is up to 1,347,500 dollars, with individual limits of 200,000 dollars for community event consultants and 500,000 dollars for pre-development consultants. Awardees must comply with federal CDBG regulations, the Build America, Buy America Act, and City of Seattle ordinances regarding non-discrimination and paid sick and safe time. Selection is based on a ranked evaluation of written proposals and potential interviews, with a strong emphasis on the inclusion of woman and minority-owned businesses for subcontracting.

General Info

Seattle OPCD seeks consultants for low-income homeowner development support, funding up to 1,347,500 dollars.

Agency

Washington → Office of Planning and Community Development

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development

Place of Performance

WA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

City of Seattle Consultant Agreement for CDBG Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing

contract-document

High

City of Seattle Vendor Questionnaire for Federal Aid Contracts

vendor-questionnaire

High

Legacy Homeowner Development Support RFP - Seattle OPCD

rfp

High

Certification Regarding Lobbying Form

certification

Low

Consultant Insurance Transmittal Legacy Homeowner TA

other

Low

Debarment and Suspension Certificate of Compliance

certification

Low

SF-LLL Disclosure of Lobbying Activities Form

disclosure-of-lobbying-activities

Low

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Uniform Contract Format

Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedAug 12

Solicitation

Response DeadlineSep 26

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

09/26/2026, 06:59:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyWashington → Office of Planning and Community Development

Contacts2 people available

OfficeSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

Organization / AgencyWashington → Office of Planning and Community Development

Office AddressSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

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Nick WelchSenior Planner

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Full Description

In January 2026, new Neighborhood Residential (NR) zoning took effect in Seattle, expanding housing choices and creating new options for how property owners use their land. In compliance with Washington House Bill 1110, Seattle's updated neighborhood now allows at least four units on all residential lots. Expanded capacity for infill housing creates opportunities and challenges. For existing property owners and investors equipped with the financial resources and development acumen to take advantage of them, these changes expand opportunities to produce rental income, create flexibility for household needs, or generate wealth through the subdivision and sale of new homes. But many existing homeowners face barriers preventing them from realizing the housing potential these changes unlock, particularly homeowners with fewer financial resources available. These barriers include: A complex design and permitting process Limited financial resources and/or difficulty qualifying for or taking on debt A lack of knowledge about their land's development potential, construction requirements, funding options, and the development process A lack of time to oversee construction Mistrust of the developers and lending institutions The burden of managing a rental property Legacy Homeowner Development Support To overcome these barriers, OPCD is developing a suite of support programs for low-income legacy homeowners seeking to undertake infill development on their own property. This Legacy Homeowner Development Support program includes education, technical assistance, capacity building, pre-development services, expedited permitting, and project support. Pre-development services may include: Project visioning Regulatory feasibility analysis Due diligence Project costing and development of a project pro forma Identification of financing options Site planning Legal support Permitting support Through the Legacy Homeowner Development Support work, OPCD aims to catalyze development of middle housing in residential neighborhoods, create rental housing choices, and stabilize low-income homeowners.