Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Metropolitan Development And Housing Agency.
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Jul 7, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
MDHA seeks a multi-tenant, cloud-based HRIS/HCM solution. The integrated suite is to support recruiting, onboarding, core HR, benefits administration, payroll, time and attendance, learning and development, performance management, and reporting. It should also support GL export and automated data exchange capabilities.
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Oct 16, 2026
MDHA is seeking a contractor to manage parking facilities, including daily operations, maintenance, revenue administration, and commercial retail lease administration. The work includes managing event traffic, collecting and depositing revenue, preparing financial reports, operating revenue and access-control systems, and coordinating security. The one-year engagement requires onsite work by U.S.-based vendors, and questions are due September 25, 2026.
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City
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Nashville
County
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Davidson
Address
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701 S 6th St
Zip Code
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37202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Metropolitan Development And Housing Agency
The meeting featured a presentation on the Skyline Redevelopment District, covering its history, existing goals and objectives, and future development outlook. Key discussion topics included land use, blight reduction, commercial revitalization, and public improvements within the district corridor. There was also a dialogue regarding the correlation between the Skyline Redevelopment District plan and the Dickerson Pike South corridor study, as well as an overview of the design review committee process for new development projects.
The committee meeting focused on a detailed discussion regarding the economic and fiscal impacts of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) in Nashville. Key topics included a review of a spreadsheet analyzing the historical impact of TIF on the Metro budget over twenty years, the limitations of current data tracking regarding individual parcels, and the necessity for better institutional coordination between the Finance Department, MDHA, and the Assessor's office. Members also reviewed a presentation on property value impacts, explored the need for clearer policy goals and more transparent decision-making processes for TIF projects, and discussed the importance of sensitivity analysis when evaluating future projections and potential transit-oriented development districts.
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The Envision Napier and Sudekum Transformation Plan, funded by a Choice Neighborhoods Planning Grant, aims to revitalize the JC Napier Place and Tony Sudekum Apartments and their surrounding neighborhoods in South Nashville. It focuses on four core pillars: People, Education, Housing, and Neighborhoods. The plan seeks to foster positive outcomes for families, ensure access to comprehensive educational initiatives, transform distressed housing into sustainable mixed-income units, and develop viable, mixed-income neighborhoods with enhanced services and opportunities. The overarching vision is to create a comprehensive, welcoming community where individuals have access to economic prosperity, a safe environment, healthy living, and continuous educational development, including a 1:1 replacement of existing subsidized units and the creation of a mixed-income, mixed-use community.
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