Opportunity
Oregon Buys #S-91400-00018236
Affordable Housing Portfolio Stabilization Analysis and Investment Business Case
Posted
October 21, 2026
Respond By
October 28, 2026
Identifier
S-91400-00018236
NAICS
541611
Oregon Housing and Community Services is commissioning an affordable housing portfolio stabilization analysis to inform state investment decisions. - Government buyer: Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS), Affordable Rental Housing division; State of Oregon. - Vendor: Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. is named for the direct-award engagement. No product OEMs are identified. - Requested service: One portfolio stabilization analysis and accompanying investment business case to estimate how many existing affordable rental units could be financially stabilized at defined levels of state investment. - Use unit-level economics and specialized portfolio operating benchmarks, and assess findings against available financing tools. - Portfolio context: approximately 60,000 units, with roughly 39% reporting insufficient debt coverage. - Estimated value: $130,000. - Period: Fixed-term engagement of approximately 11 weeks, with no renewal or extension options. - Products and part numbers: No products are requested. Special Procurement #S-91400-00018236 (OHCS #9496) is an identifier for the procurement, not a product part number.
Description
The State of Oregon, through the Housing and Community Services Department (OHCS), gives public notice of approval of a contract-specific Special Procurement for an Affordable Housing Portfolio Stabilization Analysis. OHCS will directly award Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. a fixed-term services contract, not to exceed $130,000, to produce an analysis and accompanying investment business case quantifying how many affordable rental units can be financially stabilized at defined levels of state investment. The contract term is October 23, 2026, through January 11, 2027, with no renewal or extension option. This notice is not an opportunity to submit a proposal; affected persons may protest the approval within seven calendar days after the notice date.