The City of Boston’s Mayor’s Office of Housing (MOH), is seeking experienced non-profit Applicants who are experienced in foreclosure prevention counseling and budget counseling with a goal to home preservation to provide the personal and professional assistance needed to avoid foreclosure and sustain homeowners as they work towards resolving their financial issues with regard to their homes. 

The BHC is making Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funds available for the award.  The awards will total up to $284,000 per Fiscal Year.  

The City of Boston’s Mayor's Office of Housing (MOH), is seeking experienced non-profit agencies to administer services for its Senior Homeowner Services (SHOS) Programs for the period July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. Senior Homeowner Services is a unit of The Boston Home Center Division. This program assists low and moderate-income senior homeowners with their property repair and home rehabilitation needs. MOH expects the SHOS agencies to act to help achieve the goal of providing the best possible service to Boston’s senior homeowner population.  

Towards this end, MOH is issuing this Grant Application requesting that interested Community-Based Senior Service (CBSS) agencies with the capacity, experience, and ability to serve senior homeowners apply. The selected agencies will be responsible for:

• Provide direct home repair services through the Minor Home Repair Program to include compliance with the appropriate HUD regulations pertaining to lead-based paint poisoning code regulations, as outlined in HUD Regulations 24 CFR, Section 35. Massachusetts Regulations relating to Lead Poisoning Prevention and Control 105 CMR 460.00, Massachusetts General Law Chapter 111, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule.
• Provide application home visit intake, and case management for the Minor Home Repair, Moderate Home Repair, Emergency Home Repair, and Seniors Save programs. 
• Implement outreach efforts to identify income-qualified seniors who need services through this program independently and in conjunction with MOH. SHOS agencies should focus their efforts on reaching and assisting senior homeowners who have not participated in the program in the past.
• Provide weekly electronic reporting and monthly reporting on program activities and attend meetings as outlined by MOH.
• Achieve the production and cost goals established at the execution of a contract.
• Provide on-call coverage 5:00 P.M. - 9:00 A.M. to respond to emergency referral calls from the Mayor’s 311 Hotline after normal business hours and on weekends.

The City of Boston's Mayor's Office of Housing (MOH) seeks qualified landscape companies to provide lot clearance services for city-owned properties.

MOH intends to send contractors out to provide lot clearance service for up to 4 times per contract year. Additionally, MOH may send contractors out to provide litter/debris removal services outside the normal lot clearance events.

Please use the following link to access the Supplier Portal and submit your proposal (EV00017269): https://procurement.boston.gov/psp/prdsp/SUPPLIER/ERP/h/?tab=DEFAULT

The Mayor’s Office of Housing (herein “MOH”) is seeking to sell a parcel of land, located at Sea View  Terrace in the Dorchester neighborhood of the City of Boston (the “Parcel”), to the highest responsible applicant (the “Selected Applicant”) on an “as is,” “where is” and “with all defects” basis as of the closing. The property consists of a single, vacant, corner lot parcel with a natural urban landscape. The vacant parcel is approximately 2,258 square feet. Unnumbered Sea View Terrace is located next to the residential dwellings at 8 Sea View Terrace in Dorchester, MA. 

The City of Boston Mayor’s Office of Housing (MOH) will accept applications for new and renewal Continuum of Care (CoC) projects that will provide permanent and transitional housing and supportive services to households experiencing homelessness. Selected applications will be included in a single citywide application to the US Office of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on behalf of the Boston CoC. 

We estimate that the Boston CoC will have the following funding available to award through this Request for Applications: 

• Up to $44,764,971.00 for renewal projects and for new projects created through transition or reallocation of existing CoC projects 
• Up to $9,286,629.00 in CoC Bonus funds
• Up to $2,623,622.00 in Domestic Violence (DV) Bonus funds

The anticipated period of performance for each grant awarded by HUD will be a 12-month grant between May 1, 2027 and December 31, 2028. Only non-profit organizations and units of local government are eligible to apply.

Applicants are required to attend at least one info session (see Section 3: Timeline), since we anticipate the CoC26 NOFO will have substantial changes from typical NOFOs. These are an opportunity for applicants who have questions to get guidance and technical assistance from MOH in planning and completing their application.

Applications must be submitted through the Mayor’s Office of Housing RFP and Grant Application Submission Form no later than 4:00pm on Monday, June 29, 2026. Be sure to select “FY26 CoC New and Renewal Project Applications” where it asks for the name of the RFP/Grant Application you are submitting a proposal for. Submitting an application requires a G-Suite or Gmail account. If you do not have access to a G-Suite or Gmail account, visit accounts.google.com/signup to create your own free account in advance of the proposal due date.

Published Date: 9/11/2017

Deadline Date: 6/30/2099, 4:00 PM

AOP is available on a rolling basis after the completion of a Pilot Round that allows new development teams to apply to become an AOP Developer and to allow for rolling basis of applications indefinitely or until funds are depleted.