Pierce County Fire Protection District 6 Opengov #26-001-Homeless-RFI

Pierce County seeks information on development of tiny home villages and non-congregate transitional housing sites

Pierce County Human Services is seeking information from the development community about their ability to identify, plan, and develop tiny home villages and non-congregate transitional housing sites. - Government Buyer: - Pierce County Human Services (Tacoma, WA) - Scope of Work: - Site identification, planning, and development for tiny home villages and transitional housing - Project sizes range from small (5-10 units) to large (up to 60 units) - Includes site preparation, infrastructure (water, sewer, electrical), hygiene and laundry facilities, kitchen and community spaces, parking, fencing, waste collection, and procurement or construction of housing units - Respondents may propose sites they own, can secure, or assist the County in identifying suitable sites - Partnerships for delivering completed projects are encouraged - Interest in market capacity to operate completed housing projects (operation not required for response) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Sites with access to public transportation and community resources are preferred - No detailed designs, engineering, or cost estimates required at this stage - This is an RFI for planning purposes only; no immediate procurement or award - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in this RFI

Description

Pierce County is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather information from the development community about their capacity to identify, plan, and develop sites for tiny home villages and other non-congregate transitional housing. The County is interested in projects ranging from small sites of about 5-10 units to larger villages of up to approximately 60 units. The RFI seeks practical, planning-level information without requiring detailed designs or engineering. The County aims to understand development options, market capacity, costs, timelines, and potential approaches to future procurement to address housing needs for individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk.

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