Anaheim Housing Authority On-Call Financial Consulting Services

The City of Anaheim Housing Authority ("Housing Authority") is issuing a Request for Proposals from consultant firms ("Consultants") specializing in housing and financial services. The Housing Authority wishes to enter into agreements with one or more professional firms with specific expertise, in the areas listed below, to establish a strong and comprehensive team of technical consultants to support the efforts of the Housing Authority. The Proposals are due no later than 5:00 p.m. (PST) on Friday, June 26, 2026. The selected consultants will work with City and Housing Authority Staff on any or all of the following: Housing and Financial: Services required fall into three (3) primary areas as noted below. Proposers may choose to address all or a portion of the areas of expertise required. Real estate market and financial feasibility analyses for residential development projects (affordable housing). Economic and financial data gathering and analyses; assessment (including demographic research) and report writing related to specific geographic areas, industries or sites. Financial Advisor services for bond financing, including transaction structuring; tax credit analyses; various public finance options including utility and special revenue financing, capital lease financing and general obligation bonds. Based on program needs, the Housing Authority may enter into a multi-year professional service agreement with one or more consultants. The consultants would serve the Housing Authority on an “on- call” basis for the length of the agreement period at an established fee schedule. The Housing Authority also maintains professional service agreements with other types of consultants. The selected individual and/or firm(s) may be directed to work with these other consultants to complete specific projects, including providing peer reviews, opinions, and assessments. The Housing Authority uses a formal written work order process for individual projects assigned to professional consultants. In this process, the Housing Authority requests fee proposals that include a scope of work, schedule, and not-to-exceed fixed fee prior to the initiation of work.