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End of Summer Construction Update: Penn Treaty Park to the Battery
Progress is moving along on the newest section of the Delaware River Trail - Penn Treaty Park to the Battery! The team is excited to share that helical piles have been installed to support the new elevated boardwalk. These deep steel foundations are twisted about 40 ft. into the ground, which is why they aren’t visible from the surface. Next, the contractor will test the piles to make sure...
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Request for Bids for Construction - Delaware River Trail - On-Road Section
CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITY DEADLINE EXTENDED: Monday, 21 OCTOBER 2019 by 12 PM DELAWARE RIVER WATERFRONT CORPORATION (DRWC) INVITES BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE DELAWARE RIVER TRAIL – ON-ROAD SECTION (THE “TRAIL”) TO BE CONSTRUCTED ALONG THE EASTERN SIDE OF COLUMBUS BOULEVARD FROM WASHINGTON AVENUE TO SPRING GARDEN STREETS, IN PHILADELPHIA, PA. Bids are invited for the following...
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Weekly Round Up: Week of February 6
What's happening on the Delaware River Waterfront this week? With thousands of free events, performances, exhibits, and promotions annually, this is your weekly digest and cheat sheet to everything happening this week and an outlook for next week's docket. Weekly Round-Ups Upcoming events Cherry Street Pier Learn more at CherryStreetPier.com. Kids Art Workshop, February 15...
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Roots of Resilience: The 2026 DRWC Flag Exhibition
In "Roots of Resilience," sixteen artists were selected from a call for applications to design flags that tell stories of hope, strength, and community, honoring the journeys of those who made Philly their home. From textiles to digital art, these powerful flags will fly at Spruce Street Harbor Park from May 22, 2026, to September 7, 2026. Review the full Roots of Resilience project statement.
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RFP: Food Vendor for Spruce Street Harbor Park Converted Sea Box Kitchen and Pop-Up Concession Opporunities
The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC) is seeking responses from existing established businesses and reputable entrepreneurs with a background in the food service industry to oversee a daily culinary operation at Spruce Street Harbor Park (SSHP). Envisioned as a destination that blends music, entertainment, art, wellness, and hospitality, Spruce Street Harbor Park makes for excellent...
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Delaware River Trail Safety Tips
The new Delaware River Trail has become a beloved resource for easy, accessible transit along the Delaware River Waterfront. More than 340,000 pedestrians and cyclists have made the trail their go-to route to explore the city’s cultural and commercial centers and the vibrant Waterfront neighborhoods that run along the 3.3-mile stretch. With this trail-blazing new public space transforming how...
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Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest
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Permits
Some activities along the Delaware River Waterfront require permits from DRWC. These activities include fitness classes, commercial photography, and commercial photography and videography (all shoots that require professional-grade equipment like high-resolution lenses, video cameras, tripods, lights, reflectors, etc.). For more information and to apply for one of these permits, please use the...
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REQUEST FOR PRICING FOR PRINTING SERVICES
The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC) is requesting printing from printers to summer collateral for the organization. Scope of Services to be Performed The signage firm will perform the following tasks: Print the collateral package as detailed in the “Printing Details” section below, confirming all measurements and recommending appropriate material choices for the proposed...
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RFQ: Penn's Landing Park Construction Management/ Construction Services
The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC) is hereby seeking qualifications from experienced firms to provide construction management and construction services for the Penn’s Landing Park project. Responses must be received by Friday, July 26, 2024 at 12:00 P.M. EST. Information relating to submitting a response including specific requirements can be found at the link below/in the...
