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Duluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is seeking to replace aging mechanical elements within two apartment buildings. King Manor and Tri Towers (now known as North Pointe Apartments). The King Manor project consists of the in kind replacement and renewal of existing mechanical and plumbing systems to address age related deterioration and restore original performance. Work includes replacement of two existing air handling units, an existing 50 ton air cooled chiller, associated hydronic pumps, valves, digital controls, smoke sensing devices, and approximately 280 LF of deteriorated chilled water piping along existing routes. Fan coil units will be installed as necessary to restore original heating and cooling performance within areas previously served by the building’s systems, without changes to space use or configuration. Plumbing work includes the replacement of all existing above ground sanitary and vent piping and domestic water supply stop valves at existing fixtures. Limited architectural removals required for access shall be fully restored to original configurations, fire resistance ratings, and weather tight conditions. The Tri Towers project consists of the in kind replacement and renewal of existing plumbing systems to address age related deterioration and maintain reliable operation. Work includes replacement of all existing above ground sanitary drain and vent piping with PVC, excluding previously updated kitchen stacks, and replacement of domestic hot and cold-water supply stop valves at existing fixtures. Existing toilet and sink fixtures will be re-installed at current locations without changes to plumbing layouts, fixture counts, or room configurations. All disturbed wall assemblies shall be patched and restored to match existing adjacent finishes.
Posted Date
May 12, 2026
Due Date
Jun 2, 2026
Release: May 12, 2026
Duluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
Close: Jun 2, 2026
The HRA is seeking to replace aging mechanical elements within two apartment buildings. King Manor and Tri Towers (now known as North Pointe Apartments). The King Manor project consists of the in kind replacement and renewal of existing mechanical and plumbing systems to address age related deterioration and restore original performance. Work includes replacement of two existing air handling units, an existing 50 ton air cooled chiller, associated hydronic pumps, valves, digital controls, smoke sensing devices, and approximately 280 LF of deteriorated chilled water piping along existing routes. Fan coil units will be installed as necessary to restore original heating and cooling performance within areas previously served by the building’s systems, without changes to space use or configuration. Plumbing work includes the replacement of all existing above ground sanitary and vent piping and domestic water supply stop valves at existing fixtures. Limited architectural removals required for access shall be fully restored to original configurations, fire resistance ratings, and weather tight conditions. The Tri Towers project consists of the in kind replacement and renewal of existing plumbing systems to address age related deterioration and maintain reliable operation. Work includes replacement of all existing above ground sanitary drain and vent piping with PVC, excluding previously updated kitchen stacks, and replacement of domestic hot and cold-water supply stop valves at existing fixtures. Existing toilet and sink fixtures will be re-installed at current locations without changes to plumbing layouts, fixture counts, or room configurations. All disturbed wall assemblies shall be patched and restored to match existing adjacent finishes.
AvailableDuluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
DESIGN BUILD. Design and construction of a single family, 3-bedroom, 1-level, approx. 1M250 SF home
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
May 13, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
Duluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
Close: May 13, 2026
DESIGN BUILD. Design and construction of a single family, 3-bedroom, 1-level, approx. 1M250 SF home
Duluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
DESIGN-BUILD. Design and construction of a single family, 3-bedroom, 2-level, approx. 1,150 SF home
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
May 13, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
Duluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
Close: May 13, 2026
DESIGN-BUILD. Design and construction of a single family, 3-bedroom, 2-level, approx. 1,150 SF home
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Duluth Housing And Redevelopment Authority
This Annual PHA Plan for the fiscal year beginning October 2024 details the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, Minnesota's mission, goals, and objectives for serving low-income families. The plan focuses on retaining High Performer status, repositioning public housing inventory to a Section 8 platform, completing additional development phases at the HOPE VI Harbor Highlands site, and applying for additional Section 8 funding. Key initiatives include ongoing policy revisions, new housing developments for elderly and disabled families, conversions to tenant-based and project-based assistance (RAD, SVC), and enhanced safety and security measures within public housing buildings.
This 5-Year PHA Plan for the Housing & Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, Minnesota, outlines its mission and strategic goals for serving low-income, very low-income, and extremely low-income families. The plan focuses on creating affordable housing opportunities, strengthening neighborhoods, and ensuring a quality living environment. Key objectives include achieving 97% public housing occupancy, fully utilizing the housing choice voucher program budget, developing new affordable housing through project-based vouchers, and repositioning public housing units to a Section 8 platform. Additionally, the plan prioritizes full compliance with the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to protect victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking.
This Annual PHA Plan outlines the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, Minnesota's policies, programs, and services, and its mission, goals, and objectives for serving low-income families. The plan focuses on maintaining high performer status, repositioning public housing inventory to Section 8 platforms, undertaking mixed-finance modernization and development, securing additional Section 8 funding, and serving new households from waiting lists. It also details revisions to policies governing eligibility, rent determination, operations, and safety.
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