Opportunity
Vail Town Granicus #RFP 433
Town of Vail Seeks Development Partner for Deed-Restricted Community Housing in East Vail
Posted
July 15, 2026
Respond By
August 15, 2026
Identifier
RFP 433
NAICS
541310, 541320, 541350, 541611
The Town of Vail Housing Department is seeking a qualified development partner for the Columbine Neighborhood Community Housing project in East Vail, Colorado. - The opportunity covers Phase I predevelopment and design services for a new community housing development on a 1.02-acre site at 4313 Spruce Way and 4317 Columbine Drive. - The selected partner will deliver concept planning, site and architectural design, and a permit-ready plan set for approximately 10-20 deed-restricted, for-sale homes targeting middle-income workforce households (e.g., town employees, teachers, emergency services personnel). - The project requires compliance with CH-1 zoning standards and the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), with a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability and neighborhood integration. - Proposals must include a comprehensive financing strategy, including project cost and gap analysis, capital stack design, and risk management to support future construction. - The Town will provide land, entitlement support, and process resources, and expects regular communication and collaboration throughout the project. - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; the focus is on development, design, and financing expertise. - Notable requirements include maximizing viable unit counts while maintaining community character, and a preference for 100% deed-restricted, for-sale homes.
Description
The Town of Vail is seeking a qualified development partner to design and program deed-restricted community housing on a 1.02-acre site in East Vail. This Request for Proposal (RFP) covers Phase I, focusing on predevelopment activities including producing a thoughtfully designed site plan, architectural concept, and establishing the project and budget structure to guide future financing and construction. The project emphasizes for-sale, deed-restricted homes aimed at middle-income workers, with a preference for 100% deed restriction. The Town aims for timely delivery with construction targeted to begin by 2028.