Licensed Real Estate Brokers for City of Tucson Residential Home Sales

The City of Tucson Housing and Community Development Department is soliciting licensed real estate brokers to market, manage, and facilitate the resale of city-owned public housing single-family residential homes. The scope of work includes listing properties on the AZMLS within 24 hours of a request, managing transaction records for five years, and ensuring all advertising complies with state rules. Additionally, the contract allows for asset preservation services, including routine and emergency maintenance, property inspections, and winterization. The initial contract term is one year, with the City holding the option to extend for up to four additional one-year periods. Qualified candidates must possess an Arizona State Brokerage License, ten years of residential real estate experience in Arizona, and three years of experience with federal homebuyer assistance programs. The procurement emphasizes participation from Minority and Women Owned businesses and Section 3 business enterprises, requiring compliance with the Fair Housing Act and HUD Section 3 regulations. Because the project involves federal funding, contractors must adhere to strict labor standards, including HUD prevailing wage determinations for contracts exceeding 2,000 dollars and CWHSSA overtime requirements for those exceeding 100,000 dollars. The agreement incorporates comprehensive data protection and cybersecurity requirements, mandating the use of recognized frameworks such as NIST or ISO/IEC 27001 and requiring data residency within US-based FedRAMP or StateRAMP certified facilities. Contractors must also comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and implement a written Heat Safety Plan for outdoor work. Proposals are evaluated based on the method of approach, qualifications, and experience, with the final award subject to non-collusion certifications and the absence of organizational conflicts of interest.