Opportunity timeline
In plain English
The City of Seattle seeks qualified nonprofit organizations to partner on a pilot program helping low- and moderate-income homeowners develop accessory dwelling units and other infill housing. Selected partners may receive capacity-building funds and could be invited to future closed-pool construction proposals if funding becomes available. The work is part of Seattle’s Legacy Homeowner Development Support program and is partly funded by a federal HUD PRO Housing grant.
About this opportunity
The Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD) requests qualifications from eligible nonprofit organizations to support low- and moderate-income homeowners who seek to add infill housing to their property. Funded in part through a federal PRO Housing grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), OPCD seeks to identify through this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) qualified nonprofits who participate in a co-development model that OPCD is seeking to pilot called the Partnership for ADU Development (PAD), as described below. PAD is part of OPCD’s Legacy Homeowner Development Support work, a suite of support programs for low-income legacy homeowners…
Time remaining
Closes Oct 6, 2026
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BS-A1DB68


