New Brunswick Opportunities Network #RFEOI 26-001

Supportive and Transitional Housing Projects for Chronic Homelessness in New Brunswick

This opportunity is issued by the New Brunswick Housing Corporation (NBHC) under the Government of New Brunswick, seeking to address chronic homelessness through supportive and transitional housing projects. - Government Buyer: - New Brunswick Housing Corporation (NBHC), Government of New Brunswick - Managed via Service New Brunswick's Strategic Procurement Division - Eligible Respondents: - Qualified Non-Profit Organizations - Products/Services Requested: - Development and operation of supportive or transitional housing projects - Project types: new construction, acquisition, conversion, or additions to existing buildings - Eligible unit types: single room units with shared facilities, bachelor apartments, one-bedroom apartments - On-site support services required - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Projects must be ready to implement within 12 to 24 months - Must have a confirmed or pre-approved service provider - Emphasis on shovel-ready projects and modern construction methods (e.g., modular or factory-built housing) - Preference for Canadian supply chains and support for local manufacturing - Collaboration with municipalities and service providers is encouraged - Incomplete submissions will not be considered - No specific OEMs, vendors, or part numbers are named in this solicitation.

Description

This Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) is issued by Service New Brunswick Strategic Procurement Division on behalf of the New Brunswick Housing Corporation to identify qualified Non-Profit Organizations interested in developing supportive or transitional housing projects in New Brunswick. Eligible projects include new construction, acquisition, conversion, or additions to existing buildings to provide housing for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. The housing types include single room units with shared facilities, bachelor apartments, and one-bedroom apartments. Submissions will be evaluated based on their potential to reduce chronic homelessness, financial viability, readiness for implementation, and approval of the support service provider by the Department of Social Development.

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