Contractors & Developers


Flagler County partners with contractors and developers to expand and preserve affordable housing. This page is your hub for opportunities, requirements, and resources.

Contractors

Flagler County’s Procurement and Contracts Division issues Requests for Statements of Qualifications (RSQs) through our vendor portal, OpenGov. Once vetted, contractors may be invited to sign an agreement with Flagler County and join the pool of qualified contractors for Housing Services projects.

We focus on meaningful rehabilitation and repairs that preserve property values and extend the life of existing housing—not just quick fixes. Projects are funded through homeowner equity and public dollars, so we partner with contractors who take pride in durable workmanship that adds lasting value.

Responding to a solicitation to become a qualified contractor through OpenGov is the first step. Once qualified and on contract, Housing Services issues local bids for each project through its own Neighborly Portal.  All bids are blind to the staff, and staff selects the lowest bids.  Contractors must attend site walk-throughs to submit a bid, as issued by the Housing Program Coordinator, Eduardo. Staff evaluates each contractor after every project and logs both the homeowner evaluations with staff evaluations.  Roof projects do not require site-walk throughs. 

Learn how to qualify and register through OpenGov

Developers

Flagler County encourages affordable housing development through incentives and policy tools. Developers can explore opportunities such as:

  • Live Local Act – Learn how this state law provides incentives, flexible land use policies, and preemptions to support affordable housing production.
    Visit Flagler County Planning – Live Local Act

  • Funding Options – Information on local or state funding opportunities (SHIP, CDBG, or others) will be posted here when available. Developers should monitor this page for potential RFPs or funding announcements.

Land Opportunities

The Flagler County Board of County Commissioners identifies publicly owned properties suitable for affordable housing every three years, in accordance with Florida Statute 125.379.

  • Properties may be sold with restrictions requiring permanent affordable housing, donated to nonprofit housing organizations, or otherwise made available for production and preservation of affordable housing.

  • Parcels are adopted by Board resolution and advertised through Flagler County’s Procurement Portal, OpenGov. Entities wishing to acquire property for affordable housing must register in OpenGov and submit a proposal during an open solicitation.

Register for Flagler County’s OpenGov Procurement Portal

Current Inventory of Identified Parcels

Parcel ID Number Address Legal Description Status
13-12-28-1800-00250-0280 1684 Avocado Blvd, Bunnell Lot 28, Block 25, Daytona North S/D Vacant
13-12-28-1800-00500-0040 5849 Ironwood Ave, Bunnell Lot 4, Block 50, Daytona North S/D Vacant
13-12-28-1800-00800-0050 1072 Rosewood St, Bunnell Lot 5, Block 80, Daytona North S/D Vacant
13-12-28-1800-01220-0010 1345 Forest Park St, Bunnell Lot 1, Block 122, Daytona North S/D Vacant
14-12-30-3800-00020-0060 (no address assigned) Lots 6-8, Block 2, Lincoln Heights Vacant
14-12-30-3800-00040-0010 (no address assigned) Lots 1-2, Block 4, Lincoln Heights Vacant


Stay Connected

All formal solicitations (RSQs, RFPs, or funding opportunities) are posted through the County’s OpenGov Procurement Portal. Developers and contractors are encouraged to register in advance to ensure they receive notifications.

Visit Flagler County Procurement and Contracts

 

 

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