Providence Housing Authority Beaconbid #RFQ-2026-0002

Development Partner Sought for Revitalization of Sunset Village and 200 Chad Brown Street

The Providence Housing Authority (PHA) is seeking a qualified real estate development partner for the revitalization of Sunset Village and 200 Chad Brown Street in Providence, Rhode Island. - Government Buyer: - Providence Housing Authority (PHA), Providence, RI - Scope of Work: - Moderate and substantial revitalization of public housing properties - Demolition and new construction at Sunset Village and 200 Chad Brown Street - Comprehensive development partner services - Key Requirements: - Extensive experience with public housing authorities - Demonstrated expertise in HUD repositioning programs: - Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) - RAD/Section 18 Construction Blends - Restore-Rebuild (formerly Faircloth to RAD) - Transfer of Assistance - HUD Choice Neighborhood Planning and Implementation Grants - Ability to leverage federal and state historic tax credits and low-income housing tax credits (LIHTC) - Capacity to manage complex redevelopment projects - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a qualifications-based solicitation for development services - Products/Services Requested: - Development partner services for planning, demolition, new construction, and leveraging HUD programs and tax credits - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Respondents must demonstrate relevant experience and resources for public housing redevelopment - Focus on HUD program expertise and tax credit utilization

Description

The Housing Authority of the City of Providence is seeking technical qualifications from real estate development companies with experience in public housing revitalization projects. The project involves the revitalization of Sunset Village and 200 Chad Brown Street, utilizing HUD repositioning programs such as RAD, Section 18 Construction Blends, Restore-Rebuild, and Transfer of Assistance. The solicitation emphasizes experience with HUD programs, federal and state historic tax credits, and low-income housing tax credits. Respondents must have the skills and resources to serve as the Development Partner for this project.

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