Thank you for your interest in the Housing Authority of the City of Austin.
If you are a supplier of products, goods and/or services, HACA may have opportunities
for you and your firm.
The Purchasing Department procures a wide range of supplies and equipment normally
associated with household maintenance, repair of apartment units and the support
of day-to-day operations of HACA. This includes items such as electrical, plumbing,
painting supplies, refrigerator and stove parts, shades, vehicle parts, office
and janitorial supplies. The department also procures services to include such
items as fire protection, elevator maintenance, janitorial services, ground
maintenance, auditing, insurance, training, resident and youth services.
The
Planning and Development Department procures services for architects and all
construction related bids/proposals and coordinates modernization projects
for the agency.
All purchases are subject to HACA's procurement policies and federal guidelines
and may be obtained through formally advertised Invitations for Bids (IFBs)
and Request for Proposals (RFPs). Generally, RFPs are used for professional
services, high-tech equipment and computer software, while IFBs are used for
most other items that are bought on a low-bid basis.
HACA
actively reaches out to Minority Business Enterprises and Women Business Enterprises
to fulfill our policy of promoting opportunities for such businesses.
Open RFPs and IFBs are also advertised on Sundays in the Public Notice section
of the Austin American-Statesman classifieds.
For more information regarding the housing authority's Purchasing department
and available contracting opportunities, please contact Nora Morales at
(512) 477-1496.
For more information regarding the housing authority's Planning
and Development department and available contracting opportunities, please
contact James Teasdale at (512) 477-4488.
Invitations for Bid- Updated October 23, 2009
Requests for Proposals: Girls Prevention Group
Invitation
for Bids: Fire Damage Restoration
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