Department Directory

The Housing Authority of the City of Bridgeport (HACB) d/b/a Park City Communities (PCC) is a Public Housing Agency responsible for providing affordable, safe and well-maintained housing to low-income individuals, families, the elderly, and the disable. To accomplish this PCC contracts out specific types of construction and/or services either directly or through subcontractors. By soliciting for the services through invitations to bids or request for proposals.

The Authority is always looking for qualified vendors, firms, contractors, and sub-contractors of all trades to provide an array of General Construction and Services to include, but not be limited to: unit interior renovation, exterior repair work, carpentry and finish work, mechanical and plumbing work, electrical work (interior and exterior), interior and exterior painting, hazardous materials, system controls, exterior façade, waterproofing and roofing work, exterior civil/site work, including excavation, testing procedures/probes, tree trimming and removal, landscaping, snow removal, masonry, pavement, pest control services, refuse pick up, legal services, consulting services, moving services, A/E Services, etc.

New Contractors, Vendors, Section 3 Business, MBE and WBE Businesses interested in providing services to PCC may do so by submitting a Vendor Registration Form (ask if a link can be created for the document) to our Procurement Department.

Procurement Manager
Gina Vadney 
(203)337-8820
gvadney@parkcitycommunities.org

The Department of Planning, Re-Development, and Modernization is responsible for the administration of the Housing Authority’s Capital Fund program and other capital grant funds, including the Authority’s short and long term use of the funds, administering the Authority’s Annual Plan and Five Year Plan and directing all major redevelopment efforts. 

The Capital Fund program provides funding for physical improvements for the Authority’s 2000 units of housing located within six major development complexes, as well as over 600 scattered site units, including funding for the planning, environmental review, design and construction work.  Depending upon the size, scope and complexity of each project the Department may issue Request for Proposals (RFPs) or Invitations for Bids (IFBs).  All Capital Funded construction work must comply with Davis Bacon wage rates.  In addition to administering the planning, environmental, design and construction work for the Authority the Department also provides staff services to the Authority’s development instrumentality, Baldwin Holdings, Inc.

Current major redevelopment efforts include the redevelopment of Marina Village Apartments, a 406 residential complex built in 1941, which has outlived its useful life and requires demolition.  The redevelopment will consist of over seven phases of new mixed income residential development on several on and off site parcels of land owned by the housing authority, the city of Bridgeport and private development companies in both the South End and lower East side neighborhoods of the city.  The Housing Authority has partnered with two Co-developers to undertake this 550 million dollar redevelopment effort, which is expected to take several years to complete.

The Housing Authority’s Legal Department staff is here to assist the Agency in enforcing all rules, regulations, policies and procedures.   The Legal Department works directly with all departments on a case by case basis in attempt to resolve Agency issues with residents or resident complaints against the Agency.

Chief of Legal 
Tracy L. Norris, esq
(203)337-8954
tnorris@parkcitycommunities.org