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The Eastern Visayas State University is issuing a competitive bid to renovate the office of its university president on the Main Campus in Tacloban City, Leyte. The project is categorized as civil works and will be executed as a single lot under the “Nonresidential building construction services” classification. The scope of work calls for comprehensive refurbishment of the office space, including interior finishes, carpentry, electrical, and plumbing upgrades that will transform the area into a modern, functional workspace for the university president.

Qualified contractors must be Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, or partnerships, or at least sixty percent owned by Filipino nationals, and must have executed a similar renovation contract within the preceding five years. Bidders must submit their proposals in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act, provide the required bid security, and complete the works within one hundred and eighty calendar days from the award date. Submission of bids, both electronic and manual, must be received by the Bids and Awards Committee before the July 28, 2026, cut‑off, and late bids will not be accepted.

All work must be performed in strict compliance with the Applicable Procurement Rules and Regulations and must be finished within the specified 180‑day period.

The Mines and Geosciences Bureau – Region IV has issued a public bidding for a brand‑new 4‑wheel drive pickup truck to serve as an official vehicle for its regional office in Calabarzon. The vehicle is specified as a diesel‑powered, 2.8‑liter, 4‑cylinder engine equipped with a variable‑nozzle turbocharged system and high‑pressure common‑rail injection, delivering 224 ps at 3,000 rpm and 550 Nm of torque between 1,600 and 2,800 rpm. It is fitted with a 6‑speed automatic transmission, 80‑liter fuel tank, and a sealed‑type braking system comprising ventilated discs and ABS with electronic brake distribution. The chassis features a double‑wishbone front suspension with a leaf‑spring rigid axle at the rear, and the vehicle is capable of 700 mm of water wading. Safety packages include pre‑collision, lane departure, blind‑spot and rear‑cross‑traffic alerts, a comprehensive airbag system, electronic stability control, and a panoramic view camera. Comfort and convenience are addressed through dual‑zone climate control, a 9‑inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and keyless entry with push‑button start.

The procurement requires a vehicle bearing the temporary plate F6 J605, complete with all mandatory tools and equipment, and the bidder must provide free registration for three years of ministry use. Delivery is to take place in Laguna Province, with a pre‑bid conference scheduled for 30 July 2026 at the 2/F Puregold Jr. Building, 11 National Road, Parian, Calamba City. The selected vehicle must comply with Euro 4 emission standards and be equipped with a 2.8‑liter diesel engine producing 224 ps at 3,000 rpm.

The Zamboanga City Medical Center is soliciting bids for the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of new medical equipment for use in four of its clinical units – the Obstetrics‑Gynecology Department, the Geriatric Care Unit, the Outpatient Department, and the Internal Medicine Department – as part of its FY 2026 operating plan. The project is structured to provide each department with a range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and monitoring devices that will enhance patient care and support the center's mission to deliver comprehensive health services across Zamboanga del Sur.

Contractors will be required to procure, ship, and professionally install the equipment within 90 calendar days from the award date, after which a full commissioning process will validate the devices for safe and effective clinical use. Bidders must demonstrate at least ten years of experience completing comparable medical‑equipment projects for public health institutions and must be compliant with the country’s procurement statutes, including ownership and citizenship requirements that favor Filipino entities. The equipment must be new, meet all applicable Philippine and international medical‑device specifications, and be accompanied by detailed performance and safety documentation.

All supplied devices must conform to the technical standards and certification protocols mandated by the Philippine Department of Health and relevant ISO/IEC requirements for medical equipment, ensuring that each unit is fully calibrated, documented, and verified for clinical readiness at the time of commissioning.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office XI, has issued a solicitation for consulting services to conduct a comprehensive geohazard assessment along a segment of the Maharlika Highway (Route MN) in Davao de Oro, between alignment points K1439+190 and K1439+920. The project is intended to support the design and construction of a road slope protection structure by providing technical expertise in the investigation of subsurface conditions. The engagement covers the planning, field execution, and reporting stages required to deliver a baseline understanding of geological and geotechnical conditions within the specified corridor.

The consulting contract requires the drilling of thirteen boreholes, each 20 meters in depth, at strategically identified sites to obtain core samples for subsurface evaluation. The contracted consultant will analyze the extracted material, perform relevant laboratory tests, and prepare a detailed geotechnical investigation report. In addition, a geohazard assessment and geological investigation report will be produced to identify potential risks such as landslides or ground instability that could affect slope protection design. All deliverables must be completed within a 45‑calendar‑day period and in accordance with Department of Public Works and Highways standards for geotechnical investigation and geohazard assessment.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Regional Office XI has issued a solicitation for a single‑lot consulting engagement to conduct a comprehensive geohazard assessment, geological investigation, and geotechnical study for the proposed construction of a concrete bridge along the Matiao–Magsaysay Coastal Road in Barangay Matiao Section, Mati City, Davao Oriental. The scope of work requires the drilling of fifteen boreholes to a depth of 45.00 metres at designated sites, followed by laboratory testing of extracted samples. The consulting firm will prepare a detailed geotechnical investigation report as well as a geohazard assessment and geological investigation report that underpin the design and construction phases of the bridge project.

The contract, to be fulfilled within 100 calendar days, is competitively bid under the Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection procedure. Submissions must include eligibility documentation and a full technical proposal. The successful bidder will provide qualified personnel and deliver all required reports in accordance with the applicable Philippine engineering standards and safety regulations.