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Provide an American Land Title Association (“ALTA”) survey property boundary survey (the “Survey”) for forty-eight (48) single-family, scattered-site rental units located in the Manchester neighborhood (21st Ward), Pittsburgh, PA 15233. The parcels are listed on the Schedule of Properties as a part of Attachment A. An approximate parcel map depicting each property is also included in Attachment A. If selected, the parcel list will be finalized with the selected firm prior to a kick-off meeting. The Housing Authority City of Pittsburgh (HACP) will use the Survey for the acquisition and eventual redevelopment of the properties.

Provide an American Land Title Association (“ALTA”) survey property boundary survey (the “Survey”) for thirty (30) multifamily rental units located across seven (7) scattered-site buildings in the Manchester neighborhood (21st Ward), Pittsburgh, PA 15233. The parcels are listed on the Schedule of Properties as a part of Attachment A. An approximate parcel map depicting each property is also included in Attachment A. If selected, the parcel list will be finalized with the selected firm prior to a kick-off meeting. The Housing Authority City of Pittsburgh (HACP) will use the Survey for the acquisition and eventual redevelopment of the properties.

Expansion of the Public Safety Area Working Space

Property Survey Services for Multi-Family Units in Manchester

Property Survey Services for Single Family Units in Manchester

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 vacant unit painting at various HACP locations and other related work requested by HACP in accordance with Attachment 1 and 2, titled “Bid Sheet and “Specifications”.

Printing of Recertification Packet and Accompanying Envelopes

Printing and Mailing of Section 8 Newsletter

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. The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh seeks proposals from persons or organizations qualified to: Provide Criminal Background Check Services

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 the 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 300 employees and services over 20,000 residents. The Authority itself maintains approximately 4000 units of rental housing; and, through its Section 8 program, funds the rental of more than 5500 other units of privately owned housing. Major operational departments include Management, Maintenance, Occupancy, Section 8, and Modernization & Development. Major administrative departments include Legal, Finance, Information Technology, 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.