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The Municipality of Calinog is procuring a comprehensive suite of office equipment to support the deployment of an electronic medical records (EMR) system and the required PhilHealth encoding activities. The purchase includes high‑performance laptops equipped with fast processors, SSD storage, integrated graphics and modern wireless connectivity; specialty webcams with 4K capture, AI‑powered tracking, and privacy controls; an all‑in‑one printer capable of high‑resolution printing, scanning, and copying; desktop computers featuring the latest generation Intel CPUs, substantial memory and storage, secure boot and TPM 2.0, and dual‑monitor support; and a wireless router providing 2.4 / 5 GHz networking with an external antenna and 100 Mbps modem connectivity. These devices will provide reliable processing power, reliable imaging and print capabilities, and robust network connectivity essential for handling patient records and interfacing with the PhilHealth system.

All equipment must meet current Philippine Information Technology Standards for security, interoperability, and compatibility with PhilHealth systems.

The Municipality of Calinog, Iloilo is inviting bids for the procurement and installation of a 167 kVA distribution transformer for its new government center. The project envisions the delivery of three pole‑type, oil‑immersed transformers along with associated fuses, cable assemblies, termination kits and protective accessories, all of which must be installed within twenty calendar days of the issuance of the purchase order and notice to proceed. Bidders are required to demonstrate recent experience with similar projects and to meet eligibility criteria that favor Filipino citizens or entities with majority Philippine ownership, in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act.

Interested parties will have access to the bidding documents on the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System and at the BAC Secretariat location, and must attend the pre‑bid conference scheduled for 16 July 2026 at 9:00 a.m. The municipality will evaluate submissions strictly on a pass/fail basis, and may reject or accept bids at any time prior to award in compliance with the Regulations Under RA 12009. All bids must arrive by 9:00 a.m. on 10 August 2026, accompanied by the required bid security.

The transformer must be a 167 kVA oil‑immersed, silicon‑core unit operating at 13 200/7 620 V primary and 120/240 V secondary.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is inviting bids for heavy construction services to extend the Surigao‑Davao Coastal Road (S01376MN) between points K1799+409 and K1800+244. The contract requires the addition of two outer lanes, raising the existing four‑lane stretch to a six‑lane configuration, along with associated civil engineering works such as roadway excavation, construction of a intermittent concrete‑paved shoulder, minor drainage structures, loading/unloading bays, sidewalks with curb and gutter, and the installation of parking, loading, and unloading signage and reflectorized thermoplastic pavement markings. The project scope covers 813 meters of new pavement, with a concrete thickness of 300 mm, and includes all ancillary works needed to integrate the new lanes with the existing roadway.

The contractor shall perform all excavation, footing, and concrete layup activities in accordance with applicable Philippine engineering standards, ensuring proper compaction, grading, and drainage provisions. The work shall also encompass the installation of appropriate guardrails, fencing, and distance markings to meet safety and operational requirements for the coastal corridor. All construction shall be executed within the specified project timeline, employing certified materials and equipment. All works shall meet Philippine standard PSS 194 for pavement design and construction.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office, is inviting qualified contractors to submit bids for the installation of a new running‑track surface within the Pantukan Sports Complex, located in Pantukan, Davao de Oro. The project is part of Phase 5 of the multi‑purpose sports complex and is scheduled for completion within 167 calendar days. The issuing authority will award the contract by lowest responsive bid.

The scope of the contract covers the full installation of an Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) rubber running‑track surface, together with the required accessories. In addition, the contract includes the laying of two asphalt overlay layers: a 30 mm thick layer and a 40 mm thick layer, each covering an area of 1,334.06 square metres. The work must meet all applicable Philippine standards for civil construction and fit within the approved budgetary allocation for the project.

The successful bidder will be required to comply with the Construction Worker Health and Safety regulations and the environmental compliance protocols mandated by the Department. The contract is open to firms classified under PCAB License Category B and must demonstrate completion of a similar project prior to bidding. The work must include EPDM rubber track surface installation and 30‑mm and 40‑mm asphalt overlays of 1,334.06 m² each.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is inviting competitive bids for the full execution of a civil works project under contract identification 26LA0117, titled Surigao‑Davao Coastal Road (S01376MN) K1808 + 592 to K1809 + 324. The scope of the project is the conversion of a 13.40‑meter-wide alignment into a 21.60‑meter-wide dual‑lane road by concreting an additional two lanes of 300‑millimeter thickness over a length of approximately 719 meters as defined by the contract plan and right‑of‑way impact assessment. Concreted roadwork will be complemented by the construction of a 3.05‑meter‑wide service road with 230‑millimeter thinned pavement, as well as roadway excavation, surplus common excavation, concrete‑paved shoulders, sidewalk with curb and gutter, and the application of reflectorized thermoplastic pavement markings. The project is scheduled for completion within 186 calendar days and is classified as a “Small B” bid, requiring a PCAB license in Categories C & D as well as a minimum of a 60‑percent Filipino ownership for bidders.

The contract value is set at twenty‑seven million four‑hundred‑forty‑eight thousand Philippine pesos, funded from the 2026 FY General Appropriations Act under the regular infrastructure program. The bidding process will follow the New Government Procurement Act with a lowest calculated responsive bid criterion. All prospective contractors must demonstrate financial capacity through a Net Financial Contracting Capacity calculation, adhere to the bidder’s eligibility criteria per DPWH Contractor Profile Eligibility Process, and comply with the bid security and documentation requirements. All bids shall be submitted by 10:00 a.m. on August 11, 2026, with a bid opening scheduled immediately thereafter.
All technical specifications, site conditions, and mandatory performance standards are encapsulated in the bid documents.