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RFQ-0067 Bid Notification - School District of Philadelphia
The School District of Philadelphia has issued an RFQ for the sale of surplus school properties (see below for additional information). To access the full RFQ, go to the Office of Procurement Services’ Sealed Bid section of the District’s web site (https://webapps.philasd.org/procurement/view) and click on the “Request Bid” link for RFQ 0067. A Pre-Qualification Question and Answer meeting will be held on February 2nd, with responses due by February 21st.
Available properties include:
· Former Beeber Wynnefield School Annex, 53rd and Euclid Streets
· Former Alcorn School Annex, 1325-1349 S. 33rd Street
· Former George W. Childs Elementary School, 1541 S. 17th Street
· Former Rudolph S. Walton Elementary School, 2601-2631 N. 28th Street
· Former Ada Lewis Middle School, 6199 Ardleigh Street
· Former Roberto Clemente Middle School, 3921-3961 N. 5th Street
· Former Elizabeth Gillespie Middle School, 1801 W. Pike Street
· Former Simon Muhr Elementary School, 3150 Germantown Avenue
· Former Administration Building, 427-437 Monroe Street
· Former West Philadelphia High School, 4700 Walnut Street
· Former Frances Willard School, 2900 Emerald Street
· Former Jones Annex (Maisland), Amber and Willard Streets
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