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Allies & Ross Management and Development Corporation (ARMDC), a nonprofit instrumentality of the Housing Authority City of Pittsburgh (HACP) is seeking qualified firms to respond through this Requst for Qualifications (RFQ) to help finance the redevelopment of several potential development sites (the “Projects”) during the next five year period across numerous HACP-owned communities. ARMDC is seeking qualifications and proposals from firms wishing to serve in one or more of the following roles and for one or more of the to-be-identified Projects: 1) An investor/limited partner for a 4% or 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application and allocation. 2) A construction and/or permanent lender for a construction loan. Financing for the first potential Project is expected to close in September 2016. Respondents may propose to serve in on, or more, roles. For cost efficiencies, ARMDC strongly prefers the respondent’s collaborate as necessary to provide a comprehensive proposal covering all proposed roles. An individual firm can join multiple respondent teams. The scope of work to be completed will vary depending on the particular redevelopment Project. However to achieve this goal ARMDC plans to redevelop several of HACP’s aging housing stock utilizing a redevelopment strategy based on the following two approaches: 1) New Construction: To achieve this goal, ARMDC may carry out and implement activities that can include, but not be limited to, the following: acquisition, demolition, site preparation, public infrastructure and new construction of affordable rental housing units. ARMDC plans to accomplish its new construction goals on two scales of development: 1) Large-Scale: approximately 40 or more housing units 2) Small Clusters: approximately six (6) or less housing units 1) Rehabilitation: To achieve this goal, ARMDC may carry out and implement activities that can include, but not be limited to, the following: acquisition, public infrastructure, moderate rehabilitation and gut rehabilitation of affordable rental or homeownership housing units. ARMDC plans to accomplish its rehabilitation goals on two scales of development:Large-Scale: approximately 40 or more housing units 2) Small Clusters: approximately six (6) or less housing units 3) Both of the above categories are intended to achieve these goals through the utilization of a mixed-finance, mixed-income, mixed-use development approaches. The ultimate overall ownership structure of any one Project will generally consist of a limited partnership that will include ARMDC as the sole general partner and a to-be-secured limited equity investor to be secure through this RFQ process.

The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (hereinafter referred to as “HACP”), is a federally funded public housing agency. The Housing Authority maintains approximately 5208 units of rental housing. HACP is issuing this Invitation for Bids (“IFB”) for qualified and interested business firms to submit sealed bids to purchase of parts for new RHVAC unit for 201 Kirkpatrick Street and other related work requested by HACP in accordance with Attachment 1 and 2, titled “Bid Sheet and “Specifications”.

The HACP is a municipal corporation, formed under the U.S. Housing Act of 1937, codified at 42 U.S.C. Section 1401 et seq. as amended and the Housing Authority Law of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania codified at 35 P.C. 1542, et. seq. as amended. As such, the HACP is charged with providing “affordable decent, safe and sanitary housing for low-income persons.” The HACP has approximately 350 employees and services over 10,000 residents. The Authority itself maintains approximately 5208 units of rental housing; and, through its Section 8 program, funds the rental of more than approximately 5247 other units of privately owned housing. Major operational departments include Property Management, Maintenance, Occupancy, Section 8, and Modernization & Development. Major administrative departments include Legal, Finance, Management Information Systems, and Human Resources. Our public and community relations departments are Community Affairs and Resident Self-Sufficiency. All departments work together to achieve the goals of the Authority that are set by the Board of Commissioners. Day to day decision-making rests with the Executive Director, who reports to the Board of Commissioners on a regular basis.

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The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (hereinafter referred to as “HACP”), is a federally funded public housing agency. The Housing Authority maintains approximately 5208 units of rental housing. HACP is issuing this Invitation for Bids (“IFB”) for qualified and interested business firms to submit sealed bids to installation of roll-in or walk-in showers authority wide and other related work requested by HACP

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Carpet Replacement PA Bidwell - Office

THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH will receive separate sealed bids for Balcony Repairs at PA Bidwell Highrise, PA . The construction work is estimated to begin in April 2017. The estimated values of the project are in the following ranges General Construction $500,000.00 – $725,000.00; Electrical Construction $25,000.00 – $35,000.00

Allies & Ross Management and Development Corporation (“ARMDC”), a non-profit corporation and an instrumentality of the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (“ARMDC”), working in conjunction with Allies Property Management Group (APMG), a subsidiary and instrumentality of the HACP hereby requests Proposals from experienced firms to provide Third Party Property Management Agent for Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Properties. A more detailed scope of services is provided in Section II of this Request for Proposals. (“RFP”).

It is Allies & Ross Management and Development Corporation mission to be the flagship agency providing property management and real estate development services in the City of Pittsburgh, thereby creating environments that improve the quality of life for HACP customers. HACP services 4,260 housing units either through direct property management or through third party mixed-finance developments. HACP provides tenant-based rental assistance to another approximately 5,270 residents throughout the city. In 2007, HACP created its non-profit subsidiary, Allies & Ross Management and Development Corporation, to provide real estate development services assessing the physical viability of ARMDC properties, developing and implementing strategies to enhance the life cycle, maintenance and livability of HACP properties while generating income to support future development activities.
Pursuant to HUD PIH 2007-15, HACP selected ARMDC to assist in transforming public housing in the City of Pittsburgh by working cooperatively with United States Department of Housing and Urban Development Department (“HUD”), the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (“PHFA”) and other entities to achieve HACP’s revitalization objectives. To begin this transformation, ARMDC has selected three communities across the City of Pittsburgh for redevelopment through the Rental Assistance Program (RAD);