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Legacy Homeowner Development Support

Description: The Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development requests proposals to support low-income legacy homeowners seeking to add infill housing to their properties. The work includes education and networking, as well as pre-development technical assistance such as regulatory feasibility analysis, project costing, financing options, site planning, legal support, and permitting support. Although supported by a federal PRO Housing grant, this is a competitive procurement for services rather than a grant application.

Buyer: Department of Housing And Urban Development
Federal · DC, US
Released: Aug 12, 2026
Closes: Sep 26, 2026(40 days left)

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Brian D. HarrisonActing Inspector General

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Camilla LopezAgency Fleet Manager

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Kilah S. WhiteAssistant Inspector General for Audit and Evaluation

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Michael RiendeauBudget Director, Office of Housing – Federal Housing Administration (FHA)

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