Project Based Vouchers Phases 1-4: Phase 2RFP/RFQ#125-01-24 Project Based Vouchers: Phase 2OPENThe Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (“HACP”) requests proposals from qualified property owners and/or developers (including non-profits and Community Development Corporations) under the Project-Based Voucher (“PBV”) Program.
Project Based Vouchers Phases 1-4: Phase 1RFP/RFQ#125-01-24 Project Based Vouchers Phases 1-4: Phase 1OPEN The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (“HACP”) requests proposals from qualified property owners and/or developers (including non-profits and Community Development Corporations) under the Project-Based Voucher (“PBV”) Program.
Project Based Vouchers Phases 1-4: Phase 2RFP/RFQ#RFP # 125-01-23OPENThe Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (“HACP”) requests proposals from qualified property owners and/or developers (including non-profits and Community Development Corporations) under the Project-Based Voucher (“PBV”) Program.
Categories:Architects and Engineers, Consultants, Contractors, Development ServicesProcurement DocumentsAdd all files Aug 1, 2022 Aug 1, 2022 RFP #125-01-22 Project Based Vouchers 2022 Add to download bag Aug 16, 2022 Aug 16, 2022 Addendum #1 PHASE III RFP #125-01-22 Project Based Vouchers Phase III Add to download bag Nov 2, 2022 Nov 2, 2022 PRE SUB SIGN IN SHEET Phase IV Add to download bag
Vouchers Contingency management therapy provides positive reinforcement for evidence of behavioral change. The IHRP provides a $10 gift card/voucher for each negative toxicology screen during the first phase of treatment. Vouchers are one incentive for recovery and are a means to jump-start recovery and engagement at the beginning of treatment. Parents earn up to $700 in vouchers for negative toxicology screens.
Vouchers Contingency management therapy provides positive reinforcement for evidence of behavioral change. The IHRP provides a $10 gift card/voucher for each negative toxicology screen during the first phase of treatment. Vouchers are one incentive for recovery and are seen as a means to jump-start recovery and engagement at the beginning of treatment. Parents earn up to $700 in vouchers for negative toxicology screens.
