Through amendments to the Capital Fund Program Five‑Year Action Plan (Resolutions 02-2026), BCACHA and ACHA confirmed significant capital needs at the Capitol Plaza and Franklin Plaza public housing high‑rises. Recent work has included electrical upgrades and parking lot resurfacing, and the next phase will focus on repairing kitchen sink drain piping using HUD emergency capital funds, but cost estimates for the full plumbing project exceed available funding. Staff are working with HUD on capital needs and exploring funding options while sequencing immediate repairs under the emergency grant, indicating multi‑year infrastructure work ahead. This is a pre‑RFP signal for engineering design, construction, and possibly owner’s rep/program management services around plumbing replacement, building systems rehab, and future full rehabilitation strategies. Vendors with public housing modernization expertise and knowledge of HUD capital fund rules could help shape scope, phasing, and funding strategies before procurements are issued.

Agency is also exploring RAD and broader repositioning, which could tie into future large-scale reha...