
Contracting with THA
Every dollar THA contracts is public money spent on homes for Tulsa families. Solicitations, due dates and documents are posted here, along with the Section 3 requirements that put local residents to work.
Open solicitations
Current RFPs and bids
Submit by the due date listed. Questions go to the contact named in each document.
- RFP 26-24 Website Redesign (PDF, 412 KB)
RFP #26-24 — Website Redesign, Hosting, and Maintenance
Posted July 24, 2026 · Due August 21, 2026
- RFP 26-19 Roofing Replacement (PDF, 780 KB)
RFP #26-19 — Roofing Replacement, Family Sites (sample)
Posted July 2, 2026 · Due August 6, 2026
- IFB 26-15 Landscaping (PDF, 296 KB)
IFB #26-15 — Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance (sample)
Posted June 18, 2026 · Due July 16, 2026

HUD requirement
Section 3
Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act directs that jobs and contracting opportunities created by HUD funding go, to the greatest extent feasible, to low-income residents and the businesses that employ them.
Who qualifies
THA residents, voucher participants and other low- and very low-income Tulsa residents.
What contractors owe
Good-faith hiring efforts, documented outreach and reporting on Section 3 labor hours.
Why it matters
A parent hired on a THA project is a family with more income in the same community.
Questions about a solicitation or Section 3 compliance? Email info@tulsahousing.org or call (918) 581-5700.
See THA's own open roles