Contractors
Earlier this year, Memphis Habitat hosted a hybrid procurement meeting for general contractors, subcontractors, home repair companies, and home inspectors interested in working on Aging In Place projects in 2025. Check back soon or follow us on social media @memphishabitat to find out when our next procurement meeting will be held.
Work completed through Memphis Habitat’s Aging In Place (AIP) and home repair programs may include installing wheelchair ramps, grab bars, handrails, and ADA-compliant toilets, as well as repairing or replacing plumbing, subfloors, water heaters, HVAC systems, and roofs.
We are also currently accepting applications from third-party inspectors who hold a current home inspection license.
Required Documents
All applications must be submitted via email with all required documents. Incomplete packets of information will not be considered.
Contractor applications should be emailed to the attention of Anne Meadors at ameadors@memphishabitat.com.
Required Documents for ALL Contractor Applications
- Company Profile Form
- Habitat for Humanity Comprehensive Subcontractor Agreement
- Copy of your General Liability Insurance and Workers' Comp. Insurance
- Signed 2025 W-9
- Copy of active TN Business License and TN contractor license or trade license as required by code
- A brief statement of your experience and qualifications with home repairs
Questions
If you have any questions about AIP/repairs procurement, please email Anne Meadors at ameadors@memphishabitat.com
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis extends this invitation to submit an application to provide services for senior home modification/repair projects in 2025, as well as licensed home inspectors. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis will utilize both private and public funding sources, which may include but are not limited to the following: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Older Adult Modification Grant; the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati; Bank of Bartlett; and Financial Federal. These projects were also funded by Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) administered by the City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development, making Memphis a world-class city by facilitating and delivering resources and services that improve the quality of life for every neighbor and neighborhood.
Habitat will abide by all federal, state, and local procurement guidelines set forth. Applicable city, state, and federal regulations, such as but not limited to Section 3, Segregated Facility, Section 109, and E.O. 11246, may be required. Awardees of contracts must agree to comply with all applicable grant requirements. Memphis Habitat accepts contractor applications on an ongoing basis.
Learn more about our AIP program.
