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The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office IV‑A invites qualified consultants to conduct a full‑scale feasibility study and parcel survey for the San Juan Diversion Road, Phase III, located in Batangas Province. The study must assess current and future transportation needs for the diversion road, evaluate alternative alignments or configurations, and provide a comprehensive implementation plan that delineates the technical, financial, and institutional pathways to project completion. Deliverables will include a definitive feasibility report that incorporates economic analysis, social impact assessment, environmental impact assessment, institutional analysis, mode of financing, financial analysis, and market risk assessment, in accordance with Department Order No. 47, Series of 2022.

The consulting engagement requires the applicant to demonstrate strong experience in transportation and infrastructure analysis, availability of qualified personnel, and capacity to execute the project within a 120 calendar‑day period from the Notice to Proceed. Short‑listing will be exclusively pass/fail, with a single‐lot tender conducted through public bidding under the Implementing Rules and Regulations for the Government Procurement Reform Act. All bids must be filed prior to the pre‑bid conference on 8 October 2026 and comply with the specified bidding security and financial provisions.

All technical submissions must meet the required criteria, including a complete feasibility report as outlined above. The consultant’s work must comply with the updated TRR standards for professional engineering services.

The Department of Transportation intends to award a single‑lot consulting contract to provide professional advisory services for the development of a Strategic Air Transport Development Plan and the preparation of an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for all airport development projects within the Province of Cebu. The chosen consultant will conduct a comprehensive analysis of current and projected air‑transport flows, assess capacity and infrastructure needs, and develop strategic planning documents that support the province’s aviation development objectives.

Qualified bidders must demonstrate extensive experience in aviation planning and environmental assessment, the ability to deploy appropriately qualified technical teams, and sufficient capacity to complete the work within a 300‑day period from the notice to proceed. Eligibility will be evaluated against a pass‑fail criterion, and shortlisted firms—at least three—will be invited to submit bids that are assessed through a 80 % technical and 20 % financial quality‑cost based evaluation. All consultants must be Philippine‑based entities or possess majority ownership by Filipino citizens and must comply with the procurement rules set forth in RA No. 12009 and its implementing regulations. Submission of short‑listing documents is required by 21 September 2026, and bids will be opened and evaluated according to the stated criteria.

All deliverables shall be prepared in accordance with Philippine environmental and social impact assessment standards, including the guidelines of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council for aviation projects.

This tender invites qualified consulting companies to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study and master plan for the New Surigao Airport Development Project, with the additional mandate to prepare an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment and a Land Acquisition and Resettlement Action Plan. The Department of Transportation, through the 2026 General Appropriations Act, has earmarked an approved budget of PHP 87,640,350 for the contract. The procurement is limited to a single lot, classified under professional engineering services, and the contract term requires completion within 360 calendar days following the notice to proceed.

Prospective consultants must demonstrate extensive experience in similar airport engineering projects, a qualified personnel roster capable of handling the project's technical complexity, and a manageable current workload relative to capacity. The bidding will follow a competitive selection format with a non‑discretionary ‘pass/fail’ eligibility phase, and the final award will utilize a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection procedure, weighting technical performance at eighty percent and financial at twenty percent. Only firms with at least sixty percent ownership or capital stock held by Philippine citizens are eligible to bid.

All submissions must meet the stipulated environmental and social assessment standards as required by Philippine environmental legislation and the New Government Procurement Act.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office is soliciting consulting services to provide comprehensive architectural and engineering design for the construction of new branch office buildings in three distinct provinces: Camarines Norte (Branch B), Western Samar (Branch A), and Surigao del Sur (Branch C). The scope encompasses a full design deliverable cycle that begins with a thirty‑day field study and investigation for each site, followed by a sixty‑day detailed architectural and engineering design phase. The design work must be completed within the stipulated timelines and in a manner that fulfills the functional, safety, and operational requirements of a modern government office facility.

Interested consulting firms must submit Expressions of Interest and short‑listing documents by the specified deadline, and will be evaluated on a pass/fail basis using a weighted scoring system that considers past project experience, personnel availability, and current workload. Only consultants who achieve a minimum of eighty percent on this evaluation will be shortlisted for bidding. The successful bidder will be required to comply with all applicable Philippine engineering and architectural standards and regulations, and to secure a bid security in accordance with the procurement guidelines.

The Tender for the construction of the Cupis Elementary School facilities in Conner, Apayao, involves the erection of a single‑storey building that will house two new classrooms. The project, comprising civil works for a modest educational structure, is intended to improve local learning environments by providing dedicated spaces equipped with the full set of school furnishings. The construction is to be carried out by a PCAB‑licensed or otherwise qualified contractor who has previously completed comparable school projects of at least one‑half the monetary value of the proposed work.

The delivery site is the Cupis Elementary School campus located in Conner, Apayao, and the work is scheduled to be completed under a public‑bidding procurement process governed by the provincial government’s standard construction guidelines. The contract obligates the contractor to deliver a two‑classroom, single‑storey structure that is fully furnished with approved school furniture, thereby meeting the specific educational and functional needs of the community.