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Campus-Scale Potential Energy and Water Conservation Study for Ellington Apartments Future Redevelopment
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November 12, 2026, 4:00 pm PST
42 days left
WHAT THEY WANT
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The City of Portland's Housing Bureau is seeking an individual, firm or team with demonstrated experience in campus-scale energy and water reduction strategies to produce a feasibility study for the future redevelopment of the Ellington Apartments. The Bureau bought the 267-unit property to preserve its affordability when the owner planned a market-rate sale, and to add units to a low-density campus whose infrastructure and dwellings have reached the end of their useful lives. The study answers one question: which campus-scale energy and water reduction measures help the redevelopment meet its goals of adding units, maintaining affordability, minimizing displacement, providing amenity space, and cutting energy and maintenance costs.
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ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
2402442542
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City
State
Oregon
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HOW TO SUBMIT
Submit one (1) original copy of the proposal and all separately attached documents in PDF format through the City's Online Procurement Center on SAP Business Network, creating a "Quote" and uploading the documents. Proposal limited to 12 pages (8.5x11; 11x17 counts as two), minimum 11 point font; section dividers, title page, table of contents, cover letter and PTE Participation Disclosure Form 1 not counted. Questions in writing to DL Thomas, dawan.thomas@portlandoregon.gov. Late proposals are returned unopened.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541690
541330
Energy and Utility Consulting
Sustainability Consulting
Water Resource Management
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