The Brighton Housing Authority will hold their next Board Meeting on Thursday, October 13th, 2022, at 4:00pm via Zoom.

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Please email info@brightonhousing.org for more information. 

The Brighton Housing Authority will hold their next Board Meeting on Thursday, September 8th, 2022, at 4:00pm in person at Historic Brighton City Hall and via Zoom. There will be no meeting in August.

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Please email info@brightonhousing.org for more information. 

The Brighton Housing Authority is accepting proposals for the development of an affordable housing project anticipated to create a minimum of 60 units, in combination with some amount of separate commercial development, from legally and qualified persons or companies.

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You can view the RFP on BidNet by using the link below and registering (for free) if you are not already signed up.

 

Brighton Housing Authority recently joined BidNet, the Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System. It is an online notification system that is being utilized by many governmental and quasi-governmental entities in Colorado. Participating entities post their bids, quotes, requests for proposals, addendums, and awards all on this centralized system. Review bids by visiting the link below.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ON JULY 22, 2022 THAT THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BRIGHTON (“AUTHORITY”) INTENDS TO AWARD A CONTRACT TO THE FOLLOWING PROPOSER, WITH THE SECOND RANKED DESIGN-BUILD ENTITY ALSO LISTED, AS FOLLOWS: 
 

1. D4 Architecture 

2. Halcyon Construction

 

This intent to award is the result of the evaluation of proposals submitted pursuant to the Invitation For Bid (Number 22-0603) issued by the Authority for design and rehabilitation of the RAD Phase II Design-Build Project through a design-build agreement pursuant Authority’s Policies & Procedures. The Proposal Price submitted in the Proposer’s proposal was the lowest responsive, responsible bid at $1,570,790.00.

The Brighton Housing Authority is accepting proposals for the transformation and rehabilitation of affordable housing at the following locations: Three (3) existing duplexes at 301-329 North 5th Avenue, Brighton; and Two (2) existing duplexes at 65-75 South 18th Avenue, Brighton.

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You can view the RFP on BidNet by using the link below and registering (for free) if you are not already signed up.

 

Brighton Housing Authority recently joined BidNet, the Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System. It is an online notification system that is being utilized by many governmental and quasi-governmental entities in Colorado. Participating entities post their bids, quotes, requests for proposals, addendums, and awards all on this centralized system. Review bids by visiting the link below.

The Brighton Housing Authority will hold their next Board Meeting on Thursday, July 14th, 2022, at 4:00pm in person at Historic City Hall and via Zoom. There will be no meeting in June.

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Please email info@brightonhousing.org for login information. 

The Brighton Housing Authority is accepting proposals for the transformation and rehabilitation of affordable housing at the following locations: Three (3) existing duplexes at 301-329 North 5th Avenue, Brighton; and Two (2) existing duplexes at 65-75 South 18th Avenue, Brighton.

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You can view the RFQ/RFP on BidNet by using the link below and registering (for free) if you are not already signed up.

 

Brighton Housing Authority recently joined BidNet, the Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System. It is an online notification system that is being utilized by many governmental and quasi-governmental entities in Colorado. Participating entities post their bids, quotes, requests for proposals, addendums, and awards all on this centralized system. Review bids by visiting the link below.

10.13.21 - Public Notice Regarding Request for Qualifications for Strategic Financial Advisor

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2.24.21 - Public Notice Regarding Request for Proposals for Affordable Housing Co-Developer

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Click here for the Request for Proposals for Affordable Housing Co-Developer

Temporary Halt in Residential Evictions to Prevent the Further Spread of COVID-19

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CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield signed a declaration determining that the evictions of tenants could be detrimental to public health control measures to slow the spread of SARS-Cov-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.