Disaster recovery - 24 single family home repair program for the housing and community development department

The City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department is requesting proposals for rehabilitation and reconstruction services on 24 eligible low-to-moderate-income owner-occupied single-family residences under RFP 2026-0013, with proposals due August 6, 2026. The City intends to award a composite-price Master Contract Agreement to multiple qualified contractors.

The scope encompasses full rehabilitation and reconstruction services for single-family homes. Work must comply with federal disaster recovery provisions, including prevailing wage requirements, equal employment opportunity regulations, civil rights compliance, environmental considerations, and federal procurement standards. Contractors are required to maintain detailed documentation, flow down federal requirements to all subcontractors, and comply with audit rights and record retention obligations.

The contract term is three years initially, with two optional one-year renewals exercisable at HCDD's discretion, extending potential contract duration to five years. Funding derives from federal disaster recovery allocations, making adherence to federal provisions a mandatory condition of award and performance.

No specific contract value, evaluation criteria, question-due date, or pre-proposal meeting information is identified in the source materials. The RFP attachments confirm the federal compliance framework but do not detail pricing terms, site visit requirements, or detailed technical specifications within the excerpted summaries provided.