The Providence Housing Authority (PHA) acknowledges the crucial role of private sector businesses in delivering essential goods and services to residents within its public housing developments and the Section 8 Leased Housing Program across the city. As part of its commitment to transparency and efficiency, PHA is dedicated to ensuring that all procurement transactions are conducted with full and open competition as a guiding principle.
The PHA has implemented a Procurement Policy to ensure fair and equitable treatment of all individuals or firms involved in supplying materials, equipment and services to the PHA, encompassing areas such as construction, design, and consulting, among others.
The procurement staff at PHA play a crucial role in navigating the policies and procedures that govern the Authority’s procurement of materials, supplies, and services (including construction). They provide Authority’s staff with comprehensive guidance to make prudent, reasonable, and efficient procurement decisions, ensuring the acquisition of goods and services at the most favorable prices for the PHA, consistent with the quality required, and in compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, and the policies and procedures of the Authority.
For information regarding the Providence Housing Authority and HUD Procurement Policies, please visit the following links.
HUD’s Procurement Handbook for Public Housing Agencies
For more information regarding the Providence Housing Authority’s Procurement Policy, please email procurement@provhousing.org.
PHA utilizes the following platforms to advertise bids and request for proposals. To view current opportunities in real time, please visit:
*Housing Agency Marketplace of Economic Engine and create or login to your vendor account. Also please review Vendor Agreement for Economic Engine
*Beacon Bid : To view specifications or receive updates, click a solicitation and fill out the free form on Beacon. You will receive an email with the link to download attachments. Please note that accurate contact information is required in order to receive any updates.
We also advertise all current opportunities on this page.
HUD asks groups who receive certain HUD financial assistance, such as housing authorities, to provide training, employment, contracting and other economic opportunities to low- and very low-income persons, especially recipients of government assistance for housing, and to businesses that provide economic opportunities to low- and very low-income persons. While the PHA provides a preference to Section 3 applicants for employment and procurement, you will not receive contracts by simply being listed in the HUD Section 3 Business Registry database or self-certifying for the program. You would still need to demonstrate that you are responsible and have the ability to meet the terms and conditions of proposed contracts.
Learn more about self-certifying for the Section 3 program: Section 3 Resident Self Certification.
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