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Procurement

Find WHEDA bid requests, public hearings and other public requests and notifications here.


 

Current Requests

The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority is seeking proposals from vendors with the following:

The Authority is seeking Request for Qualification from vendors interested in provided Executive Coaching service. 

The purpose of the RFQ is the Authority’s intent is to create a roster of diverse coaching consultants that bring different styles and models of work that serve our ever-changing demographic of leaders and employees.   The Authority is moving into Phase II of our executive coaching program.  In this phase, the Authority will identify those leaders/staff who would benefit and grow as a leader by participating in a coaching experience. This may include current managers and non-managers identified as emerging leaders of the Authority.

Request for Qualifications questions due:  March 26, 2:00 p.m. CST

Request for Qualifications package due:  April 9, 2024 2:00 p.m. CST

Please direct all questions to:  procurement@wheda.com

 


 

WHEDA is seeking proposals from vendors interested in providing services for brand strategy.

The purpose of the RFQ is to develop and execute two projects: 

  1. A branding strategy that positions the Authority as a leader in affordable housing regionally and nationally, and
  2. Outreach and communications services to deploy new financing products designed to advance affordable housing throughout Wisconsin.

RFP Questions due:  March 11, 2024

RFP due:  March 25, 2024

 

WHEDA’s procurement practices strive to provide vigilant stewardship of resources, inspire stakeholder confidence through consistent and transparent processes, and ensure the vendor community has access to open and fair competition.

Competitive Bidding Processes

For its competitive bidding processes, WHEDA encourages Wisconsin-based businesses, Minority Business Enterprises, Women-Owned Business Enterprises and Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Enterprises to submit quotes and proposals whenever possible. Businesses looking to obtain MBE, WBE and DVB certification can obtain more information through the Wisconsin Department of Administration.

Competitive bidding is the preferred method for WHEDA to select suppliers of goods and services. WHEDA typically uses the following competitive methods based upon the value and/or type of the goods or services to be purchased and the timeframe on which the goods or services are needed.

Simplified Bid: At least three quotes from viable vendors shall be obtained when the cost of a good or services is less than $50,000.

Request for Bid: Most commodity and some service solicitations at or above $50,000 are issued through an RFB. An RFB is used when WHEDA is able to develop clear specifications for the item(s) to be procured.

Request for Proposal: An RFP is used to solicit proposals for purchases at or above $50,000 where an award cannot be made strictly on specifications or price. Rather than meet detailed and precise specifications, vendors are given an opportunity to propose how they would provide a product or service.

Request for Qualifications:  From time-to-time, WHEDA may issue an RFQ to evaluate a proposer’s qualifications, costs and potential contract requirements in advance of the need for its services. WHEDA may approve multiple vendors over the term of the RFQ or individually as the need for services arise.

Vendor Database

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Nondiscrimination Statement

WHEDA will not discriminate against any vendor or supplier, or discourage any submission of a proposal or bid or delay any decision for any proposal or bid on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual preference, marital status, familial status, physical condition, developmental disability, age (provided the applicant has the capacity to contract) or any other prohibited basis.