Minneapolis Supplier Systems #0000004217

Minneapolis Solicits Tenant Legal Services for Low- and Moderate-Income Residents

The City of Minneapolis, through its Community Planning & Economic Development Department (CPED), is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide tenant legal services for low- and moderate-income residents: - Government Buyer: - City of Minneapolis, Community Planning & Economic Development Department (CPED) - Contact: Stephine D Holloway, 505 Fourth Ave S, Room 310, Minneapolis, MN - Scope of Services: - Legal representation, advice, and advocacy for tenants facing unsafe or unhealthy housing conditions - Focus on housing court matters, habitability claims, subsidized housing issues, and other housing-related disputes - Outreach, intake, language access, and community engagement are required - Collaboration with the City and community partners to address systemic housing issues - Data collection, reporting, and performance measurement are mandatory - Service Volume & Outcomes: - Services to approximately 120 tenants annually - Target of positive outcomes in at least 80% of cases - Unique Requirements: - Emphasis on culturally relevant practices, equitable access, and accessibility for individuals with disabilities - Proposers must demonstrate experience with tenant legal services, government-funded contracts, and serving communities disproportionately impacted by housing instability - Eligible expenses include personnel, outreach, translation, technology, and administrative costs - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named, as this is a professional legal services solicitation

Description

The City of Minneapolis is soliciting proposals to select a qualified firm to provide legal services to low- and moderate-income Minneapolis tenants. The scope includes tenant legal representation, advice, and eviction prevention services, with a focus on housing court matters and housing-related disputes. The project aims to support tenant stability and access to legal services through culturally relevant practices and community engagement. Proposals must be submitted electronically by August 26, 2026.

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