Allegheny County Housing Authority

Allegheny County Housing Authority, doing business as Berg Manor Apartments, is a non-profit tax-exempt housing authority operating as a sub-recipient of federal grant funds for low-income residential property capital improvements in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The entity is a subsidiary of Allegheny County Housing, the parent county housing authority, and operates exclusively as a grant sub-recipient rather than a prime contractor or direct federal grantee.

Berg Manor Apartments' federal footprint comprises four sub-awards under federal grant programs, totaling $7.4 million in obligated dollars across a three-year window. Recent sub-recipient work includes exterior and interior rehabilitation of a former school building into low-income housing units (July 2023), HVAC system replacement (March 2025), trash chute replacement (March 2025), and installation of security cameras across eleven senior high-rise residential facilities (May 2026). All four sub-awards fund capital improvements and building systems work at properties serving low-income residents in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.

Activity has been episodic — one award in 2023, two in 2025, and one in 2026 — with no visible recompete cliff or parent-vehicle positioning. The entity does not hold seats on government-wide acquisition contracts, blanket purchase agreements, or agency-wide IDIQs; its role is limited to sub-recipient grant administration under pass-through funding from a federal grantor agency (likely HUD based on the property-improvement scope, though the specific federal grantor and CFDA number are not named in the source). As a municipal housing authority, Berg Manor operates in the non-profit, tax-exempt legal structure typical of public housing agencies, with no commercial federal contracting activity or prime award history. The parent entity, Allegheny County Housing, holds the primary grant relationship; Berg Manor Apartments functions as an operational arm for specific capital projects under that parent's federal funding.