Renovation of a multi-residential development in Blythe, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a multi-residential development.

**As of February 20, 2026, this project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for the award has not yet been established.** The housing authority of the county of riverside ("Housing authority") is a public entity that was formed in 1942 to provide federally subsidized housing and housing assistance to low-income families within the county of riverside. The housing authority is headed by an executive director (ed) and is governed by a five-person board of commissioners and is subject to the requirements of title 24 of the code of federal regulations ("Cfr"), housing authorities law (part 2 of division 24 of the california health and safety code commencing with section 34200 et seq.). Question Deadline 01/22/2026 at 5:00 PM PT Via Online or Tamico Thomas Email: tathomas@rivco.org Currently, housing authority and its non-profit entity, the riverside community housing corp ("Rchc"), maintains an inventory of 469 former public housing units that were converted to project based voucher units via hud's rental assistance demonstration program, 17 revenue bond-financed rental housing units, and 77 farm worker apartment units. The housing authority also administers approximately 8,522 tenant-based section 8 vouchers, 1,295 project-based section 8 vouchers, 90 housing opportunities for persons with aids (hopwa) units, 473 family self sufficiency (fss) participants, and 80 units through the moderate rehabilitation program. The housing authority currently has approximately 150 employees. The housing authority's board of commissioners adopted a resolution authorizing the housing authority to accept any and all right, powers, assets, liabilities, duties, loans, leases, and obligations associated with the housing functions of the former redevelopment agency of the county of riverside and the former redevelopment agency of the city of coachella. Therefore, the housing authority's portfolio includes fund assets for the low- and moderate-income housing funds and housing bond proceeds to be expended for wind-down activities and the development of housing projects on fifty-seven (57) parcels of land, with a total value of $34.4 million and three (3) other parcels in the coachella valley. Other transferred assets include long-term loans receivable approximately worth $172 million, and program income from tenant rents and other leases. The housing authority of the county of riverside is a committed partner in the community's effort to revitalize neighborhoods and foster economic development, as well as to provide quality, affordable housing. The riverside community housing corp ("Rchc") is a california non-profit public benefit corporation that was formed in 1992 as an affiliate of the housing authority. Rchc's purpose is to create and preserve affordable housing for extremely low, very low, low- and moderate-income persons within the county of riverside, and to augment services and housing programs sponsored by housing authority. Housing authority reserves the right to deviate from this timeline and/or modify the scope of service at any time