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The Department of Transportation is inviting qualified consulting firms to undertake a comprehensive feasibility study, master plan, and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for the Cagayancillo and Taytay airport development projects. The engagement requires integrated analysis of technical, financial, and environmental aspects to support the design, construction, and operational planning of the two new airport facilities. Consultants will provide a detailed assessment of site suitability, projected traffic, infrastructure requirements, and potential social or ecological impacts, culminating in a master plan that aligns with national aviation and transportation standards.

Applicants must satisfy the Department’s eligibility criteria, achieve a minimum score of 70 points on the technical scoring matrix, and pass the non‑discretionary “pass/fail” evaluation under the New Government Procurement Act. The contract is to be executed within 300 calendar days, or ten months, from the Notice to Proceed, and will be evaluated using a quality‑cost based approach that weights technical performance at eighty percent and financial proposals at twenty percent. The successful bid will be required to meet the stipulated bid security requirements and adhere to all procurement and bidding guidelines.

All deliverables must comply with the Department’s technical standards for aviation development and environmental assessment, and must be submitted in accordance with the environmental regulations stipulated by the national government and ISO 14001 requirements for the Cagayancillo and Taytay airport development projects.

The Provincial Government of Apayao is inviting qualified contractors to undertake the construction of a Child Development Center (Phase II) in Allangigan, Conner, Apayao. This civil works project is part of a broader public bidding initiative that also includes similar facilities in other localities. The tender specifies that prospective bidders must have experience with comparable projects of at least half the proposed value to ensure competence and reliability.

The work will include the design, site preparation, structural construction, interior finishes, and installation of necessary utilities to create a safe, functional environment for child development activities. Contractors are required to meet all applicable building codes, safety regulations, and design standards set for educational and child‑care facilities. All construction must comply with the applicable Philippine National Building Code and local building ordinances.

The Provincial Government of Apayao seeks a qualified contractor to design, construct, and complete a new one‑story classroom structure with an attached bundle of school furniture for Luna Central School in Luna, Apayao. This project entails the full civil works required to erect a purpose‑built classroom space inclusive of foundations, superstructure, roofing, and all finish works, as well as the installation and provisioning of a complete set of functional classroom furnishings. The building will provide an adequate, safe, and conducive learning environment for students attending Luna Central School.

The contractor will deliver a single‑storey classroom facility that sits within the approved site plan and adheres to local building codes and provincial regulations on educational structures. All construction activities will be executed to conventional standards for durable, fire‑resistant, and energy‑efficient school buildings, and the bundled furniture will satisfy the specified dimensions, ergonomics, and material quality appropriate for primary–secondary classrooms. Upon completion, the building and furniture must be ready for immediate use by the school community, meeting all applicable civil and design standards.

The Province of Apayao has issued an invitation for bidding on the construction of a single‑story, two‑classroom facility for Kumao Elementary School in Kabugao. The project calls for a complete siting and site‑development package, including grading, paving, storm‑water drainage, and compliance with local land‑use ordinances. The contractor will also supply and install a complete set of school furniture, ensuring that all furnishings meet current safety and ergonomic standards for child‑age learners.

In addition to the core classroom construction, the contract requires the integration of a renewable energy system; a solar photovoltaic array must be installed and connected to the building’s electrical service to provide a substantial portion of the facility’s power needs. The building envelope, interior finishes, and mechanical fittings are to be delivered in accordance with the Philippine Building Code, while all installed equipment shall observe the applicable electrical and fire‑safety regulations.

The construction must incorporate a Class 2 photovoltaic system providing at least 3 kW of solar power, compliant with the Philippine Electrical Code.

The Province of Apayao is inviting qualified, PCAB‑licensed contractors to submit bids for the construction of a drainage system to be installed at the Conner District Hospital in Conner, Apayao. The project, identified under Series No. 4, Project ID 25DF035, specifies the development of a comprehensive drainage infrastructure that will encompass the hospital premises, ensuring efficient water runoff, flood protection, and compliance with local health and safety standards. The tender document emphasizes that prospective bidders must have carried out a comparable civil‑works project of at least fifty percent of the proposed scope to qualify for consideration and that bids must not exceed 5,000 units of the agreed bid amount, with late or over‑budget bids automatically disqualified.

Eligible contractors must exhibit experience in similar drainage or civil works projects, adhere to the bid submission schedule established by the Provincial Government’s Bids and Awards Committee, and be prepared for a post‑qualification assessment that will culminate in the award of the lowest calculated, compliant bid. The procurement conforms to Philippine public procurement rules and the implementing regulations of the Government Procurement Policy Board, and all anticipated works must be executed in accordance with national civil engineering and construction standards.