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Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh·Maine

Project‑Based Voucher (PBV) Program – Phases 1‑5 (2026)

Closes 2/26/2026$500k – $7MRequest for Qualification
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Description

The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh is soliciting qualified owners/developers to provide Project‑Based Voucher (PBV) assistance for approximately 500 affordable‑rental units across five phases. The solicitation covers existing, rehabilitated, and new‑construction units, with a focus on low‑ and moderate‑income families, “neighbourhoods of opportunity,” and compliance with HUD income‑mix caps, rent limits, and UFAS standards. Applicants must demonstrate experience managing affordable‑housing portfolios, provide detailed financing and construction plans, and meet minority‑ and women‑business participation goals as well as Section 3 hiring requirements. Proposals are due in early‑to‑mid‑2026 for each phase, with a mandatory pre‑submission meeting and strict 10 am deadline. • Eligible units: existing, rehab, or new construction tied to PBV subsidies (no gap‑funding). • Evaluation criteria (100 points total) include location, design, developer capacity, feasibility, MBE/WBE participation, and Section 3 hiring plans. • Rent caps: 110 % of 2026 Voucher Payment Standard (120 % for UFAS units); no SAFMRs. • Required documents: organization certifications, experience narrative, financing sources & uses, site plans, HUD forms, MBE/WBE matrix, Section 3 plan, and multiple paper copies plus electronic PDF.

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Contact

Brandon Havranek(Associate Director of Procurement/Contracting Officer)

[email protected]

(412) 456-5116

Key dates

Opened
1/19/2026
Questions due
2/4/2026
Pre-bid meeting
2/4/2026
Closes
2/26/2026
Duration
20 years

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Details

Type
Request for Qualification
Industry
Consulting Services
NAICS
541618
Solicitation №
RFQ #250‑01‑26

Budget estimate

$500,000 – $7,000,000

No explicit contract value is disclosed. Assuming 500 units each generating an average HUD subsidy of roughly $1,200 per month, the total subsidy flow would be about $7.2 million per year. If the Authority contracts a management/consulting firm at a typical fee of 5‑10 % of subsidy revenue, annual fees could range from $360,000 to $720,000. Over the 20‑year assistance period, the total contract value could therefore be estimated between $5 million and $10 million, with a realistic award likely in the $5‑7 million range.

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