Low Income Multifamily Efficiency (LIME) Program Conservation Services

The government authority in Philadelphia, PA needs a vendor to provide Low Income Multifamily Efficiency (LIME) Program conservation services under its Low-Income Usage Reduction Program. The requested scope requires delivering cost-effective weatherization services, improving gas-fired heating and hot water systems, and promoting energy conservation awareness. Vendors must address unmet market needs in individually metered and master-metered low-income multifamily properties, including publicly subsidized housing and properties run by charitable organizations, while collaborating with financing or management agencies. Eligibility restricts participation to USA organizations, and the vendor will perform work offsite. The buyer accepts proposal-based budgets rather than specifying a set amount. Key dates include a deadline to submit questions by September 23, 2026, and a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting scheduled for September 28, 2026. Buyers will assess proposals based on these requirements.