9-Eagle Parrot Debt - Bidders Conference Presentation 260316.pdf
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- RFP Refinance Eagle and Parrot Village
- Solicitation number
- 2026-RFP-PO PV EV DEBT HD-003
- Issued by
- Alameda County, California
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This is a Bidders Conference Presentation document prepared by the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) for the refinancing of existing debt associated with Eagle Village and Parrot Village properties located in Alameda, California. The scope of services requires qualified firms to refinance existing debt for both properties and scattered sites, with a proposed term of 5-7 years and a minimum 30-year amortization period. Proposers must demonstrate experience with affordable multifamily underwriting in California, familiarity with federal and state statutes governing government-assisted housing, and references demonstrating timely and streamlined closings. The virtual bidders conference was held on March 16, 2026, at 1:00 PM PST, with questions due by 4:00 PM that same day. Responses to questions were due by March 20, 2026, at 4:00 PM PST, and proposal submissions were due by April 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM PST. Finalist selection was scheduled for April 9, 2026, with interviews tentatively scheduled for the week of April 13-17, 2026. The award date is anticipated for May 4, 2026, with Board of Commissioners approval of the negotiated transaction on June 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM PST.
Evaluation of proposals will be based on qualifications and experience (30 points), proposed approach (20 points), customer service (10 points), cost analysis and budget (10 points), references (10 points), and lowest overall price (20 points). Proposers must submit multiple documents including a conflict of interest form, proposal submittal checklist, pricing items in Excel format, and a comprehensive proposal in PDF format addressing all required components. AHA expects all bidders to adhere to due diligence closing costs and interest spreads as disclosed in their proposals unless AHA determines a better transaction is available. Proposers must demonstrate the ability to close on or before the existing loan maturity date and show willingness to subordinate to AHA's regulatory agreement. Experience underwriting public housing agencies is noted as advantageous but not mandatory.
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Parrot & Eagle Village Debt Bidder’s Conference
March 16, 2026
Agenda
• Agency Overview
• AHA Representatives
• Scope of Services
• Minimum Qualifications
• AHA Standards and Requirements for all Counsel
• Key Components of RFP
• Proposal Submission
• Evaluation Requirements
• Tentative Process Timeline
• Questions and Answers
Agency Overview
• Originally established in 1940 to meet the need for housing produced by the Naval Air Station’s implementation during World War II.
• Today, AHA also provides up to 1,900 Housing Choice Vouchers to low-income families
• AHA’s programs include Housing Choice Vouchers, Project-Based Vouchers, specialized housing assistance, Family Self-Sufficiency, affordable real estate development, resident services, and management of AHA-owned properties.
AHA Representatives
• Vanessa Cooper, Executive Director
• Louie So, Director of Finance
• Nancy Gerardin, Director of Property Operations
• Sylvia Martinez, Director of Housing Development
Scope of Services
• Refinance of existing debt
• Parrot Village
• Eagle Village
• Scattered site – both properties
• 5-7 year term, minimum
30 year amortization
• Agreement to subordinate to AHA regulatory agreement (Cover Letter)
• Ability to close on/before the existing loan maturity
• Experience with similar debt transactions
• Creative approaches that AHA may want to consider
• Streamlined costs – initial costs and interest stack.
Minimum Qualifications
• Firms active and experienced in affordable multifamily underwriting in the State of California.
• Familiarity with legal issues that government assisted housing, including applicable federal and state statutes and regulations.
• References and examples of timely and streamlined closings and transactions
• Experience underwriting public housing agencies, a plus!
• AHA expects that all bidders will adhere to the due diligence closing cost and interest spread disclosed in the proposal, unless AHA determines that a better transaction is available.
Key Components of RFP
SUBMITTAL ITEMS
Part 1 Proposal Submittal Checklist (Attachment A)
Part 2 Form of Proposal (Attachment B)
Part 3 Profile of Proposer Form (Attachment C)
Part 4 Cover Letter
Part 5 Qualifications and Experience
Part 6 Proposed Approach
Part 7 Customer Service
Part 8 Cost Analysis and Budget for Primary Services
Part 9 References
Part 10 Other Company Information (Optional)
Part 11 Confirmation of submission Conflict of Interest Form (Attachment I)
Proposal Submission Name Type # Files Requirement Instructions
Conflict of Interest File Type: PDF (.pdf) Multiple Required Please provide a copy or proof of submission of Conflict of Interest Certificate.
Proposal Submittal Checklist (Q-48HX)
Questionnaire: Excel (.xlsx) 1 Required
Please fill out the provided Response Template for this Questionnaire. The Response Template can be downloaded from the project listing on the Bonfire portal.
Pricing Items File Type: Excel (.xls, .xlsx) Multiple Required Please download and update the fees.
Proposal File Type: PDF (.pdf) Multiple Required Please review section 4.0 of the
RFP and submit all requested documents.
Attachment B- Form of Proposal
File Type: PDF (.pdf) Multiple Required Please fill out this form.
Evaluation Requirements Criteria Maximum Points Description
Qualifications and Experience 30
Proposer’s qualifications and prior experience, including capability and experience of its key personnel, including their resumes and history of successfully performing similar services for public or private agencies.
Proposed Approach 20
Proposer’s proposed approach to conducting the Scope of Work as noted in Attachment D, including clarity of understanding of the scope of services to be provided and appropriateness of the proposed solution/services, as well as the ability to meet any required timelines or other requirements.
Customer Service 10 Proposer’s approach to customer service and coordination with the AHA.
Cost Analysis and Budget for Primary Services 10
Proposer’s itemized budget and a detailed explanation for all costs associated with providing the requested services and an itemized proposal of costs. Please refer to document “Pricing Items” and Attachment B- Form of Proposal.
References 10
Comprehensive list of the Proposer’s references for other public and private entities that it has provided these same or similar services, and that AHA may contact, the result of which will be verified and scored accordingly by the AHA.
Lowest Overall Price 20
The Proposer with the lowest overall cost for the primary services described by this RFP will receive the maximum amount of points and the next highest Proposers will each receive a percentage thereafter.
Tentative Process Timeline
Virtual Bidder’s Mon Mar 16, 2026 @1:00PM
PST
Questions Due Date
Thu Mar 16, 2026 @4:00PM
PST
Responses Due Date
Thurs Mar 20, 2026 @4:00PM
PST
Submission Deadline
Mon Apr 06, 2026 @4:00PM
PST
Selection of Finalists
Thurs Apr 09, 2026 @3:00PM
PST
Interviews
Tentative- Week of April 13-17, Award Date
Mon May 4, Board of Commissioners approval of negotiated transaction
Wed June 17, 2026 7:00PM
PST
Questions and Answers
| Parrot & Eagle Village Debt�Bidder’s Conference |
| Agenda |
| Agency Overview |
| AHA Representatives |
| Scope of Services |
| Minimum Qualifications |
| Key Components of RFP |
| Proposal Submission |
| Evaluation Requirements |
| Tentative Process Timeline |
| Questions and Answers |
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