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Tiny Home Village Operations and Services With Optional Development Role (Downloadable Application)

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26-002-Homeless-RFIState & Local

Submission Closed09/30/2026, 02:00:00 PM PDT

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NAICS: 624229

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Solicitation # ocds-h6vhtk-07786a

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London Borough of Islington

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Pierce County has issued Request for Information 26-002-Homeless-RFI to gather data on the operational and development capacities of organizations capable of managing tiny home villages and non-congregate transitional housing. The primary objective is to identify effective service models to address homelessness, with a focus on site staffing, facility management, and comprehensive supportive services including case management, behavioral health, recovery supports, workforce development, and housing navigation. The county is exploring a variety of project scales, ranging from small sites of five to ten units up to larger villages of approximately 60 units, with a preference for locations that offer reasonable access to public transportation, healthcare, and retail services. While the primary focus is on operations and services, the county is also interested in integrated models where a single project team can handle both site development and ongoing operations. This optional development role encompasses land-use permitting, site preparation, infrastructure installation for water and electricity, and the procurement of housing units. This RFI is for informational and planning purposes only and is not a competitive solicitation; therefore, responses will not be scored or used as the basis for a contract award. Interested parties must submit their responses via the eProcurement Portal by September 30, 2026, using the provided questionnaire.

General Info

Pierce County RFI for tiny home village operations and development capacity data.

Agency

Washington → Human Services

NAICS

624229 - Other Community Housing Services

Place of Performance

WA, USA

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NONE

Documents

12 pages · rfi

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Uniform Contract Format

Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedSep 9

Solicitation

Response DeadlineSep 30

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

09/30/2026, 02:00:00 PM PDT

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyWashington → Human Services

Contacts1 person available

OfficeTacoma, WA, 98402, USA

Organization / AgencyWashington → Human Services

Office AddressTacoma, WA, 98402, USA

Contacts

Anne Marie EdmundsProcurement & Contract Specialist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Interested Companies (15)

Beckwith Consulting GroupLaConner, WA

Family Promise of Pierce CountyParkland, WA

Homeward Bound in PuyallupPuyallup, WA

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Full Description

Pierce County continues to experience a significant need for additional housing options for individuals experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness. The County's Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness identifies the need for a range of housing interventions that address the diverse needs of people experiencing housing instability. No single housing model can effectively serve every population. The County is interested in expanding the availability of tiny home villages and other non-congregate transitional housing and in understanding the management, operating, and supportive service models that could be used for these projects. Different populations may require different approaches to staffing, site operations, case management, behavioral health and recovery supports, reentry services, workforce development, housing navigation, and other services that support stability and transition to permanent housing. A significant challenge to expanding non-congregate housing, however, is identifying suitable property and developing sites that are ready for occupancy. Tiny home villages and similar projects require more than the placement of housing units. Depending on the size and configuration of the project, development may require land-use and permitting work, site preparation, water, sewer and electrical infrastructure, fire and emergency access, hygiene and laundry facilities, kitchen and community space, parking, fencing, waste collection, and procurement or construction of the housing units themselves. For that reason, the County is also interested in whether some organizations or project teams may be able to provide an integrated development and operations model. While development capacity is not required to respond to this RFI, an organization or project team capable of both developing and operating a project could create additional opportunities by identifying or securing suitable property, designing the site around the needs of the population to be served, coordinating development with the proposed operating and service model, and moving the project from concept through occupancy and ongoing operations. The County is interested in exploring programs and projects at a variety of scales, from small sites of approximately five or ten units to larger villages of 25 or more units, up to approximately 60 units. The appropriate project size, site configuration, operating model and supportive services may vary based on population served, housing configuration, and available infrastructure. Where possible, the County is also interested in sites with reasonable access to public transportation, retail, health care, and other services that support residents' daily needs and long-term stability.