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BD-27-1142-111-111-132084State & Local

Response Deadline09/25/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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The Mayor's Office of Housing for the City of Boston has issued a Public Notice of Funding Availability under solicitation number BD-27-1142-111-111-132084. This opportunity provides a total of 35 million dollars in funding, with 31 million dollars allocated for affordable rental and cooperative developments and 4 million dollars dedicated to supportive housing. Funding is sourced from HOME, CDBG, Housing Boston 2030, Inclusionary Development Policy Funds, and Community Preservation Act funds. The initiative is open to both non-profit and for-profit developers to support the creation of affordable and supportive housing projects within Massachusetts. The application process begins with the availability of the package on August 10, 2026, followed by a mandatory Letter of Intent deadline on August 21, 2026. An applicants conference is scheduled for August 19, 2026, and the final proposal submission deadline is September 25, 2026, by 4:00 P.M. Boston time. Proposals must be submitted via the Mayor's Office of Housing website or delivered to 26 Court Street, Boston, MA. Primary points of contact for this solicitation include Adam Goldstein and Sheila Dillon. While specific evaluation weights and FAR clauses are not provided, the award process is expected to balance project quality and community benefit against cost.

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Boston seeks housing proposals via BD-27-1142-111-111-132084, due Sept 25, 2026, through official portal.

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Massachusetts → 111 - Mayor's OfficeView Agency

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925110 - Administration of Housing ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

MA, USA

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PostedAug 10

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Response DeadlineSep 25

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AgencyMassachusetts → 111 - Mayor's Office

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OfficeMA, USA

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PUBLIC NOTICE for NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY, For information please contact Adam Goldstein at Adam.Goldstein@boston.gov also solicited from interested applicants through the MOH Website: boston.gov/departments/housing/requests-proposals

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