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AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND POLICY FOR HOMES WEST REGISTERED PROVIDERS – GRANT APPLICATION ROUND TWENTY FOUR (24)
1. Title: AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUND POLICY FOR HOMES WEST REGISTERED PROVIDERS – GRANT APPLICATION ROUND TWENTY FOUR (24)2. Awarding Authority: Bristol City Council, Mayor of Bristol, City Hall, Bristol, GB, Avon, BS1 5TR. Tel: 0117 35 21181. Email: jacqueline.miller@bristol.gov.uk. (Jacqueline Miller)3. Contract type: Service contract4. Description: The Awarding authority has set out the objective of delivering 2000 new homes per year, of which 800 should be affordable, by 2020. The Affordable Housing Fund Policy, for Homes West Registered Providers (RPs), is one of a number of routes that will enable the Council to achieve this objective. It sets out how the Council will make available grants to RPs to deliver affordable homes for rent5. CPV Code(s): 45000000, 70333000, 70330000, 703000006. NUTS code(s): UKK, UKK1, UKK117. Main site or location of works, main place of delivery or main place of performance: Region(s) of supply UNITED KINGDOM8. Reference attributed by awarding authority: Opportunity Id DN4927419. Estimated value of requirement: Not provided.10. Expression of Interest End Date 31.3.2021 (12:00:00).11. Address to which they must be sent: Please log in or register at the following portal Web: advertId=bf298558-d8dc-ea11-8104-005056b64545 to participate.12. Other information: Keywords Housing, AffordableEstimated contract datesStart date 27/01/2021End date 31/03/2021TKR-2021226-EX-1564653# funding opportunity
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