Nominees Sought for Court-Appointed Sequestrator in Philadelphia

The City of Philadelphia Department of Revenue, in collaboration with the Law Department, is seeking qualified individuals or entities to serve as court-appointed sequestrators under Pennsylvania law. These sequestrators will be responsible for collecting rent, managing expenses such as repairs and taxes, and executing eviction procedures within a 15-30 day timeframe, with the authority to lease properties to new tenants as needed. The City favors candidates whose teams are composed of local residents, small business owners, and community-oriented organizations, including Minority Business Enterprises, Women Business Enterprises, Disabled Business Enterprises, and Community Development Corporations, provided they meet similar qualifications. The contract opportunity, posted under solicitation number 21250224112736, is open to applicants with a contract value ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000. Interested parties are encouraged to respond by March 21, 2025. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Frances Ruml Beckley, Revenue Chief Counsel, via email. The procurement aims to identify capable sequestrators to assist in the enforcement of municipal claims and tax liens, ensuring effective property management and tenant eviction processes within Philadelphia.