Concord Housing Authority approves $389,000 back door project
Concord Housing Authority advances $389,000 back door project. Chair Stephan Bader and the five-member board unanimously approved the Common Back Door Replacement with lowest bidder Vintage Properties, plus a $943,124.60 Contract for Financial Assistance and an $11,839 flooring contract with Talty
Concord Housing Authority · Meeting of April 2, 2026
Concord Housing Authority advances $389,000 back door project. Chair Stephan Bader and the five-member board unanimously approved the Common Back Door Replacement with lowest bidder Vintage Properties, plus a $943,124.60 Contract for Financial Assistance and an $11,839 flooring contract with Talty Floors, Inc. Addressing a federal Section 8 shortfall affecting New England housing authorities, the board deferred a decision to cut Payment Standards from 105 to 100 percent until October when new Fair Market Rents are released, meanwhile controlling costs through rent-increase denials and a $50 minimum rent policy.
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Source: the Concord Housing Authority meeting of April 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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