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OCII to issue RFPs for Hunters Point site office management and Transbay Block 4 West affordable housing; current site-office contract extended
Summary
OCII said it will release a request for proposals for a Hunters Point Shipyard site-office manager and a separate RFP for development of affordable rental housing on Transbay Block 4 West. The commission earlier approved a six-month extension to the incumbent site-office contractor to bridge the procurement timeline.
OCII staff told the commission May 6 that the agency will release two solicitations this month: a request for proposals (RFP) to provide site-office management, community-outreach and administrative support for the Hunters Point Shipyard site office and Citizens Advisory Committee, and a separate RFP for an affordable rental housing development on Transbay Block 4 West.
OCII said the existing site-office services are performed by MJF and Associates (a local small business) and that the incumbent contract ends June 30; the commission approved a consent item earlier in the meeting amending that personal-services contract to extend the term and add up to $117,090 (increasing the total contract ceiling to $1,074,190) so the contractor27s services continue while OCII completes a full solicitation. The consent amendment was approved on a 5-0 roll-call vote (Resolution No. 11-2025).
OCII staff said the site-office RFP will be released May 8, remain open for 45 days and include a pre-submission meeting on May 21. OCII expects proposals to be due June 25, to hold interviews in mid-July, report to the Hunters Point Citizens Advisory Committee in August and seek commission approval of a selected contractor on Sept. 16.
The Transbay Block 4 West RFP seeks a development team to design, build and operate affordable rental housing and to construct the planned extension of Tajama Street adjacent to the block for city ownership. OCII described project goals that prioritize placement of Certificate of Preference holders (displacement-impacted households), affordable family and senior units (including approximately 20 units for households experiencing homelessness), one ground-floor community-serving commercial or nonprofit space, and a selection process that will evaluate community engagement, SBE participation approaches and financing readiness. The RFP was scheduled for release this week and OCII expects responses in July with a selection and advisory-committee and commission review before year-end.
During the public-comment period on the director27s report, Micah Fobbs, owner of MJF and Associates, introduced himself and said he would apply for the forthcoming RFP. Staff said outreach for both solicitations will include neighborhood publications, the OCII website and social-media channels to reach local firms and community organizations.
These items were informational and procedural; no additional commission action was required beyond the consent approval of the site-office contract amendment.
