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The Provincial Government of Northern Samar is soliciting qualified contractors to construct a drainage canal in Barangay Dalakit, Catarman, within the project’s allocated budget of Twenty‑Nine Million Nine Hundred Ninety‑One Thousand Thirty‑Six Pesos. The undertaking involves civil works that will improve the area’s stormwater management, thereby reducing flood risks and enhancing local infrastructure. The contract will be awarded through a competitive bidding process governed by the New Government Procurement Act, with an emphasis on transparency and equal opportunity for Philippine‑based entities.

Eligibility criteria require bidders to demonstrate prior experience executing a comparable drainage or civil engineering project, ensuring they possess the technical competence to deliver the canal within the stipulated 315‑day completion schedule. Only Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, or partnerships with at least sixty percent locally owned interest may submit bids, and all submissions must be accompanied by a bid security as outlined in the instruction to bidders. The procurement will be conducted via PhilGEPS, with bid openings and pre‑bid conferences held at the NIPA Conference Room; bids received after the cutoff date will be rejected.
All bids must meet the stipulated pass/fail criteria, and contractors must show evidence of a successful analogous project to qualify.

The Provincial Government of Northern Samar seeks bids for the construction of Barangay Zone 3 at Sitio Malaguinara, Barangay Malobago, FMR San Roque. The project requires the development of essential civic infrastructure, including roadways, drainage, utilities, and public facilities, to establish a fully functional barangay zone within this community. The scope of work encompasses all civil engineering and construction activities necessary to deliver a complete and operational zone ready for public use.

Proposals must be submitted by Filipino‑owned entities in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act's pass/fail evaluation system. Bidders must provide a bid security in the required amount and demonstrate experience on a similar project, ensuring readiness to begin work upon award. Timelines are stringent, with a mandatory completion window of 360 calendar days from the bid receipt date, and all documents must be received by the deadline of September 22, 2026. The bidding process will include a pre‑bid conference, bid opening, and strict compliance with procurement regulations.

All construction works shall be performed in accordance with applicable Philippine engineering, safety, and quality standards.

The Municipality of Ibaan, Batangas seeks to purchase a single garbage compactor truck to enhance the efficiency and capacity of its municipal solid waste collection and transportation system. The acquisition will be funded through a 20 % Development Fund allocation of ₱3,000,000.00, and the selected truck must be delivered within sixty calendar days of the Notice to Proceed. The Municipal Government requires bidders to have completed a similar contract within the previous two years, and the procurement process will be conducted under a competitive bidding framework with a pass/fail criterion in accordance with the Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 12009.

The procurable garbage compactor truck is a 12 m³ cargo body vehicle with overall dimensions of 8600 × 2550 × 3150 mm, a gross vehicle weight of 14,300 kg, and a GVW capacity exceeding 10 kN. It is powered by a 147 kW, 6‑cylinder YC61200‑46 diesel engine equipped with Euro IV compliance, DPF, and SCR emission controls, and offers a 102 km/h top speed and 38–40 % gradeability. The truck includes three‑way hydraulic steering, dual‑circuit air brakes, a 300‑liter fuel tank, integrated 24‑V electrical system with dual 12‑V batteries, and a high‑tensile steel frame. The municipality will receive the unit fully assembled, with a one‑year warranty, onsite maintenance, operator training, comprehensive insurance, and all necessary DILG and DENR permits, and will undertake full transfer and registration to the LGU. The equipment must meet Euro IV emission standards.

The University of the Philippines Open University is inviting qualified consulting firms to provide detailed architectural and engineering designs for the proposed construction of a new warehouse building on its campus. The procurement seeks a comprehensive set of design deliverables that will guide the project from concept through construction, incorporating all necessary architectural and engineering disciplines required for a functional, safe, and sustainable facility. The contract value is capped at one million three hundred fifty thousand Philippine pesos, with a fixed completion window of ninety calendar days beginning seven days after the issuance of the notice to proceed.

Eligible bidders must submit a short‑listing dossier by 6 October 2026 and satisfy a strict pass/fail eligibility test based on experience, personnel, and current workload. Successful consultants will be selected through a quality‑cost based evaluation, and the awarded firm will be required to deliver the full design package in compliance with all Philippine building codes, regulatory provisions, and the specific technical specifications outlined in the tender documents.

The Provincial Government of Northern Samar is procuring the construction and installation of solar street lighting along National Highway Silvino Lubos in the municipality of Lubos. The project requires the delivery, erection, and commissioning of solar-powered street lighting units that will provide illumination along the entire stretch of the highway, thereby enhancing road safety and access for the local community.

Tendered contractors must demonstrate competence by having completed a similar solar lighting project within the past three years and will be required to adhere to a 330‑calendar‑day completion schedule. The contract is limited to Filipino citizens or entities predominately owned by Filipino citizens, and follows the New Government Procurement Act’s pass/fail evaluation criteria. All lighting installations must be completed within the specified 330 calendar days.