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The Department of Public Works and Highways – Regional Office IV‑A is procuring consulting services for the conduct of a full‑scale feasibility study and parcellary survey of the Lipa City‑San Jose Road (Phase III) in Batangas Province. The project requires a comprehensive engineering and planning analysis that will produce a definitive implementation plan for the proposed road scheme, incorporating contemporary design standards and ensuring compatibility with local and regional transportation objectives.

The consultant will deliver a report that includes an economic analysis, social impact assessment, environmental impact assessment, institutional analysis, implementation plan, mode of financing, financial analysis, and market risk assessment. The work necessitates accurate surveying data, updated traffic and land use information, and the integration of alternative schemes and configurations to determine the most viable and sustainable solution for the roadway.

The final documentation must incorporate the specified analytic components—economic, social, environmental, institutional, implementation, financing, financial, and market risk assessments.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Regional Office IV‑A is procuring professional engineering consulting services for the conduct of a full‑scale feasibility study and parcelary survey of the proposed Indang‑Amadeo Diversion Road, Province of Cavite, Phase 2. The consultant will prepare a comprehensive report that evaluates the project from multiple perspectives, including economic, social, environmental, and institutional analyses, and will develop a detailed implementation plan, financing mode, financial analysis, and market risk assessment. The study will be based on updated data and must conform to the requirements of DPWH Department Order No. 47 Series of 2022, ensuring that all technical, legal, and procedural standards for road diversion projects are consistently met. The contract is to be completed within 120 calendar days from issuance of the Notice to Proceed.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office IV‑A is seeking professional consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study and parcelary survey of the proposed Alaminos‑San Pablo‑Tiaong Diversion Road (Phase III) spanning the provinces of Laguna and Quezon. The project requires the consultant to evaluate the proposed route, produce an updated feasibility assessment, and deliver an implementation plan that assesses economic, social, environmental, institutional, and financial aspects of the project.

The expected deliverables include a full feasibility study that incorporates economic analysis, social impact assessment, environmental impact assessment, institutional analysis, implementation plan, mode of financing, financial analysis, and market risk assessment based on updated information and alternative schemes. In addition, the consultant must produce a detailed parcelary survey of the proposed road alignment. The study must meet the standards and requirements outlined in DPWH Department Order No. 47, Series of 2022, and the contract must be completed within 150 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed.

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) seeks qualified consulting professionals to prepare the Detailed Engineering Design (DED) of the road network and utilities throughout Bonifacio Capital District. The project requires comprehensive engineering studies, design drawings, specifications, and cost estimates necessary to guide subsequent construction of transportation corridors and associated utility infrastructure within the district. BCDA’s procurement aims to secure expertise that can translate the district’s master plan into detailed, actionable design documents that reflect modern transportation and utilities engineering practices.

Eligible consultants will undergo a formal short‑listing based on a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient experience, qualified key personnel, and adequate capacity to undertake the assignment within a 270‑day completion window. All bids will be evaluated with 80 % weight on technical proposals and 20 % on financial proposals, and participation is limited to Filipino citizens or entities where at least 60 % of ownership is Philippine‑based. Successful consultants will be required to submit bid securities, certify current workload, and adhere to prescribed bidding procedures, while BCDA reserves the right to reject or accept bids in accordance with applicable regulations.

All design work must comply with Philippine engineering standards and all relevant legislative and regulatory requirements.

The Department of Tourism has issued a solicitation for consulting services to refresh the Love the Philippines Campaign and to execute the global media rollout under Lot No. 2. The award will provide a promotional program management service that will plan, coordinate and monitor media placements worldwide, ensuring the campaign reaches its target audiences while reinforcing the Philippines’ tourism brand. The contract, to be carried out in Metro Manila, will cover a twelve‑month period beginning at the Notice to Proceed and will be governed by the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No. 12009.

To qualify, consultancies must be Filipino‑based or hold at least sixty‑percent ownership by Filipino citizens, and they must submit an expression of interest and the required Short‑Listing Documents by the prescribed deadline. The Bureau of Awards Committee will shortlist five candidates who will then submit formal bids; the selection will rely on a non‑discretionary quality‑based evaluation that emphasizes experience, personnel competence and current workload relative to capacity. Eligible firms must obtain a minimum 70 % score on the pass‑fail criteria—based on experience, personnel qualification and capacity—and the resulting contract will be a twelve‑month, quality‑based engagement.