Professional Services RFPs

At times PHDC will engage a consultant(s) to support the work of our permanent staff or for adjunct services to our developments, programs and services. When we do, we’ll issue a Request for Proposals or Qualifications. Sign up for our mailing list and we’ll notify you when we post them.


Current RFPs/RFQs

RFP for Restore, Repair, Renew (RRR) Participating Lenders

PHDC is pleased to issue this Request for Proposals, on behalf of the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority (“PRA”), to interested qualified vendors (each, a “Respondent”, and collectively, the “Respondents”) to originate and service loans related to PHDC’s Restore, Repair, Renew—Philadelphia Neighborhood Home Preservation Loan Program (“RRR”).

In 2019, PHDC launched RRR to provide loans to Philadelphia low-, moderate-, and middle-income homeowners, defined as having household income at or below 120% of Area Median Income for Philadelphia County as established by HUD—for income limits, click here.  The RRR program was funded with bond proceeds in the amount of Forty Million Dollars ($40,000,000).

Please download, complete and submit the following documents:

Questions/Requests for Additional Information
Questions and requests for additional information should be directed in writing to rachel.mulbry@phdc.phila.gov with the subject line “RRR Lender RFP” and will be accepted until August 8, 2025 at 3:00 PM.

Submission Process
Responses will only be accepted in the following manner: Online Submission – via the electronic portal below.

Submission Deadline
Respondents must submit a Response to this RFP no later than August 29, 2025 at 3:00 PM; absolutely no Response will be accepted after this time.

Rolling RFQ for Home Improvement Programs 2025

  • Basic Systems Repair Program (BSRP)
  • Adaptive Modifications Program (AMP)
  • Targeted Housing Preservation Program (THPP)
  • Disaster Recovery & Resilience Program (DRRP)


As of July 2019 the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority (PRA) and the Philadelphia Land Bank (PLB) are staffed by employees of PHDC. PRA and the Land Bank remain independent organizations overseen by independent boards of directors. Accordingly, you may see references to PRA and the PLB. PHDC, PLB and PRA work together to create seamless programs and services that support community development in the City of Philadelphia.

To get an idea of the work PHDC contracts out view our closed RFPs.