At times PHDC will engage a consultant 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
Rolling RFQ for Home Improvement Programs 2025
This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) provides interested contractors with the information required to prepare and submit qualifications for consideration by PHDC to satisfy the need for home rehabilitation services and accessibility modifications to be provided to the homes of low-income households in Philadelphia. Improvements will be paid for by grants under the following Home Improvement Programs:
- Basic Systems Repair Program (BSRP)
- Adaptive Modifications Program (AMP)
- Targeted Housing Preservation Program (THPP)
- Disaster Recovery & Resilience Program (DRRP)
Questions
Contractors may submit questions regarding this RFQ to Kevin.Bane@phdc.phila.gov.
How to Apply
Step 1 – Download the HIP Contractor RFQ 2025 by clicking on the green links below (one is a PDF, the other a WORD document):
Your HIP Contractor RFQ 2025 file must be completed (there are many forms within to complete) and delivered as a package. Please be sure to read this whole file carefully. For your reference pages to be returned are numbered 16 through 52 (inclusive) plus additional supporting documentation listed in the checklist (pages 13-14). Be sure to answer all questions thoroughly and thoughtfully. Lengthy answers are not necessary or advisable.  Qualifications must be typed or clearly printed.  Be sure to complete the required forms provided and to supply all other items, as applicable (see checklist).
Step 2 – Submit – Submission Process
Response submission must be completed online by clicking the Online Submission button below:
Deadline
This is a Rolling RFQ, which means contractors interested in HIP can submit their RFQ response at any time while the rolling RFQ period is open. PHDC will review RFQs submitted and accept contractors on an as needed basis depending on the need of contractors.
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.