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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS CONSULTING SERVICES

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2139080State & Local

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The Village of Schuylerville is seeking proposals from consultants or firms to provide administration program delivery and rehabilitation specialist services for a three-year period, with the possibility of annual renewals. The scope of work focuses on federal and state funded housing rehabilitation and mobile home replacement programs, specifically including CDBG, AHC, and NYS HCR. The selected provider will be responsible for comprehensive program delivery, including property identification, client intake, inspections, and contractor bidding, as well as grant administration and environmental compliance. Key requirements include preparing environmental reviews according to NEPA and SEQRA guidelines, conducting lead-based paint risk assessments, asbestos surveys, and radon tests, and submitting M/WBE and Section 3 reports. Proposals are due by October 7, 2026, at 4:00 PM and must include a cover letter, a detailed narrative of the suggested scope of services, firm qualifications, staffing descriptions, and a cost proposal with payment milestones. Evaluation will be based on the proposed cost, the scope of services, and recent experience in program delivery and environmental compliance for community development programs. Minority and Women Owned Businesses and Section 3 Businesses are strongly encouraged to apply. The resulting agreement will be a standard Professional Service contract, with work expected to begin immediately upon the award announcement.

General Info

Schuylerville seeks consultants for housing rehabilitation and grant administration services through October 2026.

Agency

New York → Village of SchuylervilleView Agency

NAICS

925110 - Administration of Housing ProgramsView NAICS

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The Village of Schuylerville, NY, USA

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CR# 2139080: Request for Proposals Consulting Services - Village of Schuylerville

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RFP for CDBG AHC Grant consulting and admin services

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AgencyNew York → Village of Schuylerville
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New York → Village of Schuylerville
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Cory HeymanClerk Treasurer
Cory HeymanClerk Treasurer

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The Village of Schuylerville is seeking proposals from consultants/ firms for administration program delivery, and/or rehabilitation specialist services for programs including but not limited to AHC,NYS HCR, CDBG and/or other federal or state funded housing rehabilitation and mobile home replacement programs. The selected consultant/firm will be expected to work with municipal staff, consultants and with a variety of community and neighborhood stakeholders when appropriate. The resulting contract will be for a 3-year period, with potential annual renewals as procurement regulations allow Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: none

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