Penn Bid Bonfire #39-09/26

Program Delivery and General Contracting Services for Hurricane Ida Housing Recovery – Bucks County, PA

The County of Bucks, Pennsylvania is seeking qualified organizations to support its Hurricane Ida Housing Recovery Program, funded by a HUD CDBG-Disaster Recovery grant. - Government Buyer: - County of Bucks, Pennsylvania - Scope of Work: - Program Delivery Services (Component A): - Community outreach and bilingual marketing - Intake processing and eligibility verification - Duplication of Benefits analysis - Environmental review coordination - General Contracting and Construction Management Services (Component B): - Damage assessments and scope/specification development - Contractor procurement and on-site supervision - Progress inspections and project closeout - Target Beneficiaries: - Low- and moderate-income homeowners affected by Hurricane Ida - Funding & Contract Details: - Fixed fee contract, estimated at $2,525,250 - Funded by HUD CDBG-Disaster Recovery grant - Federal and state requirements apply, including Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Rates - Performance and payment bonds may be required - Participation Encouraged: - Small, minority-owned, women-owned, and HUD Section 3 businesses - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique Requirements: - Proposals may address either or both program components - Compliance with federal, state, and local regulations is mandatory

Description

The County of Bucks, Pennsylvania, is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to provide Program Delivery and General Contracting Services for its CDBG-DR funded Hurricane Ida Housing Recovery Program. The program focuses on owner-occupied housing rehabilitation, structural resiliency enhancements, and hazard mitigation improvements for low- and moderate-income homeowners impacted by Hurricane Ida. Proposals may be submitted for Component A, which includes community outreach and eligibility verifications, or Component B, which covers construction management and oversight, or both. The project is funded by a HUD CDBG-Disaster Recovery grant and requires compliance with federal and state regulations, including Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Rates.

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