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The Department of Public Works and Highways – Tarlac 1st District Engineering is soliciting consulting services to conduct comprehensive feasibility studies, preliminary and detailed engineering design, economic and technical analysis, and traffic impact assessment for a proposed 4.493‑kilometer bypass road linking San Manuel in Tarlac to Villasis in Pangasinan. The alignment will cross the Agno River and provide alternate access to the Manila North Road, enhancing regional mobility and reducing traffic congestion on the primary corridor. The project will span two provinces and requires detailed study of the river crossing, soil conditions, and existing roadway interfaces.

Consultants will be engaged to deliver a full suite of studies, from initial feasibility and cost‑benefit analysis through to finalized design and traffic modeling, culminating in a definitive recommendation for construction and operation. The engagement is structured to be completed within 6.5 months, with deliverables expected to inform the subsequent design and construction phases. The procurement will follow the Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation method, weighting technical proposals at seventy percent and financial proposals at thirty percent, with a minimum technical score threshold of seventy percent required for further consideration.

All submissions must satisfy the non‑discretionary “pass/fail” eligibility criteria of the New Government Procurement Act, including verification of experience, staffing capacity, and workload relative to capacity, and must be accompanied by the required bid security, sworn statement, and disclosure statements. The service requirements include adherence to Republic Act No. 12009 and its implementing rules and regulations, and the qualified consultants must demonstrate competence in civil engineering, environmental assessment, and traffic engineering in accordance with the stipulated guidelines.

The Public Attorney’s Office – Central Office seeks to acquire new multi‑function printers for its operations in fiscal year 2026. The procurement is for monochrome, laser‑based units that incorporate printing, copying, and scanning functions, with readiness for deployment across all PAO regional and district offices nationwide. Bidders must be authorized manufacturers, suppliers, or distributors, possess authorized service‑provider status, and maintain service centers throughout Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, while also ensuring delivery within 45 calendar days after the notice to proceed.

The selected printers must support a minimum print speed of 40 pages per minute, 1,200 × 1,200 dpi resolution, and deliver a first page within ten seconds. Copiers shall handle A4/Legal originals and offer resizing from 25 % to 400 %, whereas scanners must provide 40 images per minute with at least 600 × 600 dpi, platen and feeder capabilities, duplex ADF, and JPEG/PDF output. All units must be off‑the‑shelf new models, carry ECO‑friendly certifications (Energy Star, EPEAT, etc.), feature USB/Ethernet/Wi‑Fi Direct connectivity, and come with a one‑year parts, labor, and onsite support warranty. The technology standards and performance metrics are summarized in a single sentence at the end of this brief.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office VI is contracting consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study, preliminary and detailed engineering, economic analysis, technical studies, traffic impact assessment and environmental impact study for four major road projects in western Panay. These projects include the Calinog‑Lambunao Agricultural Road in Iloilo, the Lemery‑Ajuy Agricultural Road in Iloilo, the Lonoy‑Salocon Diversion Road in Capiz, and the San Miguel Bypass Road in Iloilo. The consulting engagement will encompass the full spectrum of pre‑construction studies, from economic and technical feasibility to environmental and traffic analyses, ensuring that each route’s design, construction, and operational performance meet the necessary planning and regulatory criteria.

The work will be carried out under the authority and guidelines of the Department’s new procurement act and its implementing rules, with an anticipated completion deadline of 330 calendar days. All selected consultants must demonstrate sufficient experience, personnel availability, and capacity to deliver the required studies within this time frame, thereby ensuring that the resulting road projects proceed efficiently and in compliance with national standards. The contract must be completed within 330 calendar days.

The Municipality of Madrid in Surigao del Sur is soliciting bids for the supplemental improvement of its Civic Center, also referred to as the Convention Center. The project will encompass a range of construction and renovation works aimed at enhancing the facilities and overall functionality of the civic building. The procurement is intended to supplement existing improvements and bring the venue up to the desired operational standards for community and public functions.

All prospective contractors are required to demonstrate recent experience, with a record of at least five years in the completion of comparable civic or convention center projects. The contract stipulates that the entire scope of work must be finished within 120 calendar days from the date of award, and the bidding entities must be Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, partnerships, or organizations in which at least sixty percent of the ownership is held by Filipino citizens. Submissions must include the mandated bid security and comply with the procedures outlined in the New Government Procurement Act.

The project will be executed through a public bidding process, with all bids evaluated on a pass/fail basis in accordance with government regulations, and the submitted works must be completed within 120 calendar days, with bidders possessing relevant experience on a similar project within the past five years.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is seeking a consultant to conduct a comprehensive Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) for a series of intersection improvements in Tagbilaran City. The assignment requires the preparation of a 16‑hour intersection traffic count (ITC) and a travel time and delay survey (TTDS), followed by detailed traffic analysis and the production of a formal TIA report that will guide the design and implementation of the intersection upgrades. The project is limited to a four‑month execution period after the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, and the contractor must be an individual or sole proprietorship rather than a corporate entity.

Candidates will be evaluated on experience, the availability of qualified personnel, and current workload capacity, with a minimum passing score of 60 %. The quality of the technical proposal will carry 70 % of the evaluation weight, while the financial proposal will account for 30 %. All work must be carried out in accordance with the implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act No. 12009 and Department Order No. 64, series of 2025.