(ARMDC) General Contractor for Occupied Rehabilitation

Procurement Details:

The Glen Hazel communities have been selected by HUD to participate in its Rental Assistance Demonstration (“RAD”) program. RAD is designed to provide Public Housing Agencies (“PHA”) with a stabilized source of revenue and allow PHA’s to utilize the income to leverage debt capacity to make necessary capital improvements. The stabilized income stream will support the repayment of the leveraged debt incurred over a forty (40) year term. Glen Hazel Bernice Crawley Highrise is an eight (8) story high-rise building located at 945 Roselle Court in the Glen Hazel neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh. The building was constructed in 1974 with a goal of providing affordable housing to senior citizens and/or persons with disabilities. Amenities for residents include a laundry facility, limited off-street parking, and an updated community room and updated outdoor terrace. Glen Hazel Family Community is comprised of one larger public housing community containing 39 buildings (i.e. 104 units) in a traditional urban neighborhood design located on a 17.5 acres site along Johnston Avenue, Roselle Drive and Roselle Court in the Glen Hazel neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh. This portion of the community is adjacent to the Glen Hazel Bernice Crawley Highrise. The Family Community also contains two smaller public housing clusters (Renova St – three buildings containing 10 units; Sunnyside / Almeda Streets – two building containing 8 units) located in the Hazelwood neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh. Please see Attachment A for location maps. A certain number of units have off-street parking (i.e. surface parking or garage) while only some units have basements. Residents have access to community space that includes a community center, playgrounds, basketball court, baseball field and a picnic area.