Description: The Philadelphia Department of Commerce seeks qualified nonprofit organizations to provide regularly scheduled sidewalk litter removal in neighborhood commercial corridors, with optional supplemental activities such as power washing and tree care. The scope includes working with the City to address block-by-block cleanliness problems such as illegal-dumping hotspots, and all identified TCB areas are open for proposals. The contract opportunity is scheduled to begin July 1, 2027, and end June 30, 2028, with the possibility of up to four renewals.
City · PA, US
From the first pre-RFP signals to the published RFP and its files.
Board meeting
603 days before RFP
Carlton Williams reported that PHL TCB operated in 129 commercial corridors with 39 cleaning organizations and would be expanding areas, hours, and locations while applications for new service areas were under review for awards.
from the previous year commerce's PHL TCB program under the leadership of director Albert Martinez and Dennis Murphy has also been a great partner in our efforts to reduce litter and illegal dumping PHL TCB is currently located in 129 commercial quarters throughout the city in partnership with 39 cleaning organizations and will be expanding the number of…
Committee on Streets and Services Committee Hearing
Board meeting · Mar 3, 2025
Board meeting
601 days before RFP
The public hearing recorded the TCB commercial-corridor tree-care program's 468 planted trees and 40 trained ambassadors and expected its expansion with a new Commerce manager.
recent Community forestry projects is the commercial Corridor tree planning and CARE program a partnership with the Department of Commerce and the taking care of business TCB program through this program PPR and commerce are planning trees on Commercial corridors in the Philadelphia tree plan priority areas and training ambassadors from the commercial…
City Council Committee on the Environment Public Hearing
Board meeting · Mar 5, 2025
Budget
483 days before RFP
Philadelphia Commerce's FY2026 adopted budget included a PHL Taking Care of Business corridor-cleaning expansion with $4,500,000 in funding.
BUDGET OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL SUMMARY BY FUND FISCAL 2026 OPERATING BUDGET CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Department Commerce SECTION 20 2 No. 42 Class Class Class Class Other Budget Comments 100 200 300/400 500 Classes Total (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) General Fund PHL TCB Corridor Cleaning Expansion 155,300 4,500,000 4,655,300
City of Philadelphia FY2026 Budget
Budget · Jul 1, 2025
Proposed budget
181 days before RFP
The proposed FY27 PHL TCB budget would grow the program from $28.3 million to $28.9 million, with TCB organizations expanding cleaning activity and covering increased staff and supply costs.
2. PHL Taking Care of Business (PHL TCB): Commerce will continue to expand PHL TCB, growing the program from $28.3 million in FY26 to $28.9 million in FY27. In FY26, the TCB workforce grew to over 420 Cleaning Ambassadors; provided additional cleaning hours in heavy litter areas to cover evenings and weekends; enabled cleaning of new areas near corridors;…
City of Philadelphia Department of Commerce FY2027 Proposed Budget
Proposed budget · Apr 29, 2026
RFP published
Proposals due (41 days left)
ith 51 organizations and have 420 cleaning ambassadors around the city. Our litter index continues to improve with its lower score lowest score to date. Since the first evaluation in 2022, there's been a 50% reduction in observed litter in the TCB served areas. And Ring It On provided $3.5 million for corridor activations, beautifications, and celebrations.…
Committee Of The Whole Budget Hearing
Board meeting · Apr 29, 2026
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