Madison Community Development Authority

Madison Community Development Authority — Procurement Intelligence (March 2026)

Covering meetings from 2026-03-16 to 2026-03-31

Madison Community Development Authority — Procurement Intelligence (February 2026)

Covering meetings from 2026-02-12 to 2026-02-25

Joint Campus Area Committee Meeting: UW Projects, City Updates, and Planning

Joint Campus Area Committee Meeting Summary

Finance Committee Approves Recycling Contract & Park Improvement Grants

Finance Committee Meeting Summary

Madison Common Council to Discuss Bartillon Men's Shelter Status

Bartillon Permanent Men's Shelter Briefing - Common Council

The City of Madison Community Development Division is seeking proposals from qualified nonprofit community-based social service organizations to provide Crisis Intervention and Prevention (CIP) services and programming. The goal is to strengthen protective factors, promote safe and resilient communities, and support youth, individuals, and families. Services will focus on two priority areas: Crisis Intervention Support Services and Prevention Services and Activities.

The City of Madison Community Development Division (CDD) is seeking proposals for affordable rental housing development projects that will utilize Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. The program aims to increase the supply of income- and rent-restricted housing for lower-income households.

The City of Madison Community Development Division (CDD) is seeking proposals for homeless services and housing resources programs. The goal is to support initiatives that make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring, assisting individuals and families who are unhoused or at risk of losing their housing, and helping tenants remain stably housed. Approximately $3,495,700 is anticipated to be available for allocation.

The City of Madison's Community Development Division is seeking proposals from qualified entities to provide Older Adult Services. These services aim to assist older adults (age 55+) in avoiding disease and disability, maintaining physical and cognitive function, and reducing social isolation. Priority is given to low-income older adults and programs that are culturally and linguistically responsive. The RFP outlines four priority areas: Case Management Services, Culturally Relevant Services, Independent Living Support Services, and Outreach, Information, and Referral Services.

The City of Madison Community Development Division (CDD) is seeking proposals from qualified developers to increase the supply of safe, quality, affordable rental housing, preserve existing income- and rent-restricted rental housing, and improve existing rental housing stock through acquisition/rehab to ensure long-term affordability and sustainability. The RFP also aims to achieve wider dispersion of affordable housing, incentivize new development in areas with amenities, align practices with the City's Racial Equity and Social Justice Initiative, implement Imagine Madison goals, embrace energy efficiency, and create opportunities for residents to remain in neighborhoods impacted by housing cost increases.

The City of Madison's Capital Improvements for Non-profit Housing (CINH) Program provides grants to non-profit agencies for improvements to residential properties serving households at or below 80% of Dane County Median Income. The program aims to address impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on maintenance reserves and improvement costs.