New Brunswick Opportunities Network #18559503

Supportive and Transitional Housing Projects for Chronic Homelessness in New Brunswick

This opportunity seeks qualified non-profit organizations to develop supportive and transitional housing projects in New Brunswick for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. - Government Buyer: - Service Nouveau-Brunswick (SNB), Strategic Procurement Division - On behalf of Société d'habitation du Nouveau-Brunswick (SHNB) - Eligible Participants: - Qualified non-profit organizations - Project Scope: - Supportive or transitional housing projects - Eligible activities: new construction, acquisition, conversion, or addition to existing buildings - Housing types: individual rooms with kitchen and bathroom, studios, or one-bedroom apartments - Key Requirements: - Projects must target individuals experiencing chronic homelessness - Submissions evaluated on potential to reduce chronic homelessness, financial viability, and readiness for implementation - Support service provider must be approved by the Department of Social Development - Regulatory feasibility and compliance with provincial regulations required - No specific OEMs, vendors, products, or part numbers are mentioned - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Confirmation of service provider - Compliance with designated materials regulations - Projects must be ready for implementation within 12 to 24 months

Description

This solicitation is a request for expressions of interest issued by the Strategic Procurement Division of Service Nouveau-Brunswick on behalf of the Société d'habitation du Nouveau-Brunswick. It seeks qualified non-profit organizations with eligible projects for supportive or transitional housing in New Brunswick aimed at housing individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Eligible projects include new construction, acquisition, conversion, or addition to existing buildings, with housing types such as individual rooms with kitchen and bathroom, studios, or one-bedroom apartments. Submissions will be evaluated based on their potential contribution to reducing chronic homelessness, financial viability, readiness for implementation, and approval of the support service provider by the Department of Social Development.

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