Housing Stability Government Contracts

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Legal services to support Philadelphia homeownership initiatives by assisting with estate planning, will preparation, and property succession to promote housing stability.

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The City of Phoenix seeks qualified firms to provide eviction legal services to low-income tenants, including representation, counsel, mediation, and outreach, to address the surge in eviction filings and promote housing stability. The contract is for 1 year with options to extend.

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Pierce County seeks a consultant to evaluate reentry programs for individuals transitioning from the county jail, focusing on housing stability, behavioral health, and workforce participation. This RFP supports county and community services to improve outcomes and guide future investments.

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Salt Lake City Corporation seeks qualified offerors for loan and underwriting services to support its Housing Stability Division. The contract is up to $75,000 for two years or until funds are exhausted. Key services include various loan types and underwriting risk assessment.

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Ramsey County seeks a professional service provider to deliver comprehensive family shelter services addressing homelessness. The opportunity is a Request for Proposal with a virtual pre-bid session on July 29, 2026, and a due date of September 16, 2026.

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Chemung County DSS requests proposals for two full-time caseworkers to provide intensive family or person-centered case management services focused on self-sufficiency, housing stability, and reducing reliance on public assistance.

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Chemung County DSS requests proposals for two full-time caseworkers to provide intensive case management services aimed at housing stability and reducing reliance on Public Assistance for eligible individuals and families.

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Germantown United CDC seeks consultant services for a community greening plan in Philadelphia. The plan focuses on resident engagement, environmental justice, public space improvements, and anti-displacement strategies. Proposals due August 21, 2026, via PennBid.

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New York State OTDA offers funding for supportive housing services statewide to help residents maintain stable housing and prevent homelessness. Eligible applicants include local governments, tribal organizations, and nonprofits. Current grantees must reapply for continued funding.

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RFP for safe housing and wraparound services to support individuals and families leaving polygamous communities in Utah, focusing on increasing housing availability and access to supportive services.