Alaska Online Public Notices #RFP 270000002

Alaska Typhoon Merbok Homeowner Recovery Program Implementation and Construction Management

Alaska is seeking a contractor to implement and manage construction delivery for its Typhoon Merbok homeowner recovery program. - Government buyer: State of Alaska, Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development, through its Division of Community and Regional Affairs (DCRA). - Requested services: Program management and staff augmentation; grant compliance and environmental review; program design, communications, and administrative support; homeowner intake and case management; and construction management, including inspections, scopes of work, and oversight of home rehabilitation or reconstruction. - Service area: HUD-designated Most Impacted and Distressed areas in the Bering Strait, Lower Yukon, Kashunamiut, and Lower Kuskokwim REAAs, plus the DCRA-designated Pribilof Islands REAA. - Construction delivery: Services may be performed by the contractor or qualified subcontractors. Applicant legal assistance is expected to be handled through a separate program and is not part of this procurement. - Budget: Anticipated total budget is $2,500,000, allocated as $1,200,000 for implementation and $1,300,000 for construction management. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs or vendors are named; no manufactured products or product quantities are specified.

Description

DCRA seeks an implementation contractor to provide program management, staff augmentation, grant compliance, environmental review, project implementation, communications, and administrative support under its CDBG-DR allocation. The contractor will design and implement a homeowner recovery program in HUD-designated Most Impacted and Distressed areas and the DCRA-designated Pribilof Islands area. Work includes applicant intake and case management, plus construction program delivery such as inspections, scopes of work, and rehabilitation or reconstruction oversight. The anticipated total budget is $2,500,000, including $1,200,000 for implementation and $1,300,000 for construction management.

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