Project C.O.R.E. or Creating Opportunities for Revitalization and Equity, provided funding to Baltimore City to demolish vacant properties, clearing the way for new green space and new affordable and mixed-use housing. The initiative led to safer, healthier and more attractive spaces for families to live and put down roots.
On October 1, 2024, Governor Moore signed an Executive Order establishing Reinvest Baltimore, a new unified and collaborative approach between the state and Baltimore City to solve the city’s vacancy crisis with many stakeholders at the table.
Learn more about Reinvest Baltimore:
https://dhcd.maryland.gov/reinvest-Baltimore/Pages/default.aspx
project Summary
In May 2018, under the terms of a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) between the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development (the “City”) and the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (the “Department”), the Maryland Stadium Authority (the “MSA”) will oversee the demolition of blighted structures located throughout Baltimore City as part of Project C.O.R.E..
As part of the project, up to $75 million will be invested for demolition, stabilization and deconstruction of structures which have been jointly identified by the City and the Department. MSA had been procuring contracts for the work.
Firms interested in being a part of this initiative are encouraged to go to our Contractor Sign Up page to register your company to receive procurement notices. Registered firms will automatically be notified as procurement process occur.
For more information, please visit the Department of Housing and Community Development's website: https://dhcd.maryland.gov/ProjectCORE/Pages/default.aspx
Al Tyler, Vice President, Capital Projects Development Group
Gary McGuigan, Executive Vice President, Capital Projects Development Group
Chris Deremeik, Assistant Vice President, Capital Projects Development Group
Ryan Carter, Project Manager II, Capital Projects Development Group
$75 million