REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS Description of Project LISC was awarded funding by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Neighborhood Stabilization Program Technical Assistance (NSP-TA) to provide technical assistance to achieve the highest level of performance and results for HUD s Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP), especially for grantees HUD has identified as higher risk and for other program participants. LISC will provide technical assistance through on-site technical assistance (TA), web-based tools, on-call TA, webinars, workshops, written tools, and online training. Technical assistance will be designed to meet specific local needs identified by HUD and to produce tangible results. TA interventions will range from an hour-long consultation with an individual grantee/subrecipient to a several-month engagement providing intensive assistance to a grantee and group of subrecipients/developers. NSP-TA is a demand-response grant from HUD and thus LISC cannot predict exactly where it will be asked to work nor does it know exactly which assignments it will be assigned by HUD. Description of Services Required This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) seeks consultants to supplement LISC s existing staff capacity to deliver TA under our NSP-TA award. This solicitation does not have a deadline for submission of qualifications. Submissions of qualifications in response to this RFQ will be considered as they are received and through the contract end date or until available funds are committed, whichever comes sooner. Funds will be awarded and work conducted in accordance with all applicable federal regulations and requirements, including but not limited to those of the Department of Housing and Urban Development and those required by the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. All services will be provided under the supervision of LISC national and local staff. LISC seeks consultants to deliver direct technical assistance, workshops, on-call technical assistance, trainings, and conferences, and develop web-based materials, written products, and training courses. TA will focus on the following areas of need, as identified in the NSP-TA Notice of Funding Availability, dated April 14, 2009: 1. Improve the ability of funded NSP grantees to design and implement NSP programs that reflect sound underwriting, management, and fiscal controls; demonstrate measurable outcomes in the use of public funds; and provide accurate and timely reporting of program accomplishments. 2. Encourage and build the capacity of public-private partnerships to carry out NSP activities. 3. Assist NSP grantees in developing strategies to serve low-income households (those who have incomes of 50 percent of area median income or less), especially among underserved populations. 4. Improve NSP grantees abilities to incorporate energy efficiency into the planning, design, financing, construction, and operation of affordable housing programs. 5. Assist local nonprofits in developing their organizational capacity to own and develop NSPassisted projects. 6. Improve the NSP program activities and performance of NSP grantees and subgrantees, in the areas of organizational management and capacity, including fiscal controls, board development, contract administration, and compliance systems. LISC RFQ 1

7. Provide local communities with technical assistance and training on the operation and management of land banks funds by NSP grants. 8. Improve NSP recipient and subrecipient ability to report outcomes and accomplishments. 9. Improve NSP recipient and subrecipient knowledge of the importance of measuring performance from an accountability and results-driven perspective. 10. Develop materials to educate grantees, subrecipients, and subgrantees on energy conservation or other Departmental or programmatic priorities. Small Business Enterprises (SBEs), Minority-Owned Business Enterprises (MBEs), and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (WBEs) LISC is committed to working with SBEs, MBEs, and WBEs, and encourages proposals from SBEs, MBEs, and WBEs. Type of Contract Per standard LISC policy and federal procurement regulations, all consultants selected under this RFQ will be engaged in a time - expense contract, based on an hourly or daily rate and any related documented expenses. RFQ responses must include an hourly rate and a daily rate for 2018 that is consistent with the rate the consultant charges for non-federal work. Qualifications Consultants must complete the attached RFQ form and submit résumés or biographical descriptions of all consultants and subcontractors who will be providing TA under this contract. Evaluation and Selection Criteria LISC s NSP-TA team, together with LISC local offices, will evaluate submissions of qualifications based upon: experience, expertise in a listed TA topic, rate/price, location, availability, and references as detailed here and in the attached form. Information about consultants selected under this RFQ will be shared with the Department of Housing and Urban Development for their approval. Once approved, consultants will be qualified to do work under LISC s NSP TA award. Qualified consultants will then be selected for TA assignments based on their relevant qualifications as described in the attached RFQ Form. Directions for Submission Please submit the attached form, with attached résumés or biographical descriptions of all consultants and subcontractors who will be providing TA under this contract, by e-mail. This is a rolling RFQ. Celia Smoot, Director, LISC Housing Local Initiatives Support Corporation CSmoot@lisc.org (804) 358-2421 Questions about this RFQ should only be directed to the contact name identified above. LISC RFQ 2

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FORM CONTACT INFORMATION: Company Name: (if applicable) Primary Contact: Phone Number: Mailing Address: E-Mail Address: RATE AND EXPERIENCE OF PRIMARY CONSULTANTS: Please indicate below the names of the Primary Consultants proposed to deliver technical assistance and their rates. Name of Consultant Hourly Rate 2018 Daily Rate 2018 #1 #2 #3 Please mark with an X if you consider your organization as one of the following: Small Business Enterprises (SBEs) Minority-Owned Business Enterprises (MBEs) Women-Owned Business Enterprises (WBEs) Please describe your team s recent (last 18 months) NSP and/or NSP-TA experience: Please describe how your team stays abreast of current NSP Rules and Regulations: LISC RFQ 3

Education and Certifications related to this grant: Brief Description of Types of Clients Served: Total Years of Experience delivering direct TA, workshops, training, and conferences: Brief Description of Experience delivering direct TA, workshops, training, and conferences: Description of Results Achieved from TA engagements described above: Brief Description of experience developing web-based materials, written products, and training courses: (If relevant, please list a maximum of five relevant publications) Education and Certifications related to this grant: Brief Description of Types of Clients Served: Total Years of Experience delivering direct TA, workshops, training, and conferences: Brief Description of Experience delivering direct TA, workshops, training, and conferences: Description of Results Achieved from TA LISC RFQ 4

engagements described above: Brief Description of experience developing web-based materials, written products, and training courses: (If relevant, please list a maximum of five relevant publications) Education and Certifications related to this grant: Brief Description of Types of Clients Served: Total Years of Experience delivering direct TA, workshops, training, and conferences: Brief Description of Experience delivering direct TA, workshops, training, and conferences: Description of Results Achieved from TA engagements described above: Brief Description of experience developing web-based materials, written products, and training courses: (If relevant, please list a maximum of five relevant publications) LISC RFQ 5

SKILLS: Please indicate below the number of years of experience the primary consultants have in the following skill topics and areas. Please only complete rows for those skill topics and areas for which your team would be willing to provide technical assistance to NSP grantees and sub-grantees. NSP Program Requirements NSP Substantial Amendments NSP Tenant Rights and Tenant Provisions NSP Rules & Requirements Appraisals & Property Valuation Implementing/Complying with Affordability Periods NSP Eligible Uses and Activities NSP Eligible Costs NSP National Objectives Income Documentation 25% Set Aside Purchase Discount Other NSP Rules Program Design Demolition Designing/ Implementing Homebuyer Programs Designing/Implementing Rehab Programs Designing/Implementing Rental Programs Designing/Implementing Programs for Special Populations Establishing and Operating Land Banks Identifying, Transferring, and Marketing Properties Rental Property Asset and Property Management Acquisition/disposition of REO Properties Neighborhood Revitalization Assessing Local Markets Pre-Purchase Counseling/Training Public Facilities Lease-Purchase Programs Recapture/Resale Provisions Program Administration Staffing/Organizational Structures Program Monitoring/Compliance Oversight of Subrecipients and Developers Written Agreements Timeliness/Program Efficiency Recordkeeping and Reporting Systems Program Income Procurement Program Administration LISC RFQ 6

Outcome Measurement/Results Reporting Systems Nonprofit Capacity Building Asset and Property Management Grant Management DRGR Project Financing Multi-Family Underwriting Single-Family Underwriting Combining Mixed Financing Sources Structuring Financial Assistance Models Creating Partnerships with Lenders Financial Management Uniform Administrative Requirements (A-87, A-133, Part 85) Accounting Principles/Indirect Costs Funds Distribution/Subgrantee Selection Other Federal Requirements Citizen Participation Davis Bacon/Labor Standards Environmental Review Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (inc. Section 504) Lead Based Paint Relocation/Acquisition Section 3 Construction Green and Sustainable Building Energy Efficiency/Energy Star Construction Management/Inspections Housing Rehab Housing Quality Standards Determine Financial Mechanisms Historic Preservation Inspections Skill Areas Conflict Resolution/Negotiation Working With High Risk Grantees Working with Under Served Populations Needs Assessments On-Site TA Web-Based Tools Webinars Workshop Materials Development Workshop Delivery Skill Areas LISC RFQ 7

Written Tools/Guidebooks On-Line Training Adult Learning Techniques Writes & Speaks Spanish Writes & Speaks Vietnamese Collaboration-Local Group Facilitation Team Building GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS: Please indicate which geographic areas you would be willing to serve. Please specify if you are: (i) willing to work anywhere in the country; (ii) willing to work in specific regions only, and if so, which regions; or (iii) willing to work in specific cities only, and if so, which cities. AVAILABILITY: Please indicate whether you are available for long-term on-site assignments (such as being embedded for several months with a high-risk NSP grantee), as opposed to shorter-term commuting engagements. Consultants should also indicate if there are significant periods of time when they will not be available to perform work under this contract. THREE REFERENCES: Please provide at least three references Name of Reference Phone, E-mail Address, and Mailing Address of Reference PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH LISC OFFICES: If you have previously worked with any local LISC offices or national programs, please indicate which programs you have worked with, the type of engagement, the year of the engagement, and the length of the engagement. Note: Please attach the résumés of all consultants when you submit this RFQ. LISC RFQ 8