Foundation Repair Services for 59 Buildings at Roseland Homes

DHA, Housing Solutions for North Texas, is requesting proposals for foundation repair services at 59 buildings across Roseland Homes in Dallas, Texas, with proposals due September 1, 2026. The scope involves foundation stabilization and repair for two residential communities (Roseland Townhomes at 1949 N. Washington Avenue and Roseland Estates at 3335 Munger Avenue); three buildings are excluded due to scheduled demolition. A minimum 25 percent participation goal for Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises applies under HUD requirements.

The contractor must self-perform core foundation repair work and deliver a Texas PE-sealed repair plan for each building. Scope includes foundation evaluation, engineered repair design, permitting, utility coordination, excavation, helical pier or approved-equal installation, controlled lift and stabilization with monitoring, site restoration, testing, and warranty services. Pricing must be structured for building-by-building cost evaluation with unit pricing for mobilization and demobilization, engineering and sealed repair plans, elevation surveys, foundation repair, concrete flatwork, landscape restoration, drainage documentation, and final reports with warranty packages.

Minimum qualifications require five years of foundation repair experience, demonstrated expertise with multifamily residential projects and slab-on-ground foundation repairs in North Texas, ability to provide Texas PE-sealed repair plans, OSHA-compliant safety programs, and three references for similar projects.

Evaluation criteria award a maximum of 100 points: relevant foundation repair experience (20 points), technical approach and repair methodology (25 points), project team and engineering support (15 points), and price and cost reasonableness (40 points). Questions are due August 25, 2026, with responses by August 27. Proposals must be submitted electronically through DHA's online portal by 2:00 p.m. Central Time on September 1. DHA reserves the right to reject proposals, waive informalities, negotiate with selected firms, and award multiple contracts.