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The Department of Public Works and Highways, Nueva Vizcaya 2nd District Engineering Office, is inviting competitive bids for the construction of a two‑story multi‑purpose building at Barangay Malasin, Dupax del Norte. The project requires a 20.10 m by 21.25 m concrete‑frame structure with a 3.00 m by 6.60 m waiting shed and two PWD ramps, to be completed within 180 calendar days under a 29.7 million peso budget. In addition to the structural work, the building must accommodate a 5 kW hybrid inverter solar power system equipped with 625 W bifacial N‑type panels and a 300 Ah LiFePO4 battery, as well as a package and split‑type air‑conditioning system and a 4.5 kW public‑address system. The contract is classified under BICWOPLC – Buildings: Construction – without piles – low‑rise concrete frame, and bidders must hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B range for general engineering. The works shall be delivered in accordance with the applicable implementing rules and regulations, complying with the specified construction standards and technical specifications.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Nueva Vizcaya 2nd District Engineering Office is inviting bids for the construction of the Munguia‑Parai Bridge, a 30‑meter access bridge connecting the national road to major public facilities in Barangay Parai, Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya. Located along the Sta. 0+000 to Sta. 0+030 alignment, the bridge will provide a critical link to strategic buildings and improve regional connectivity under the Convergence and Special Support Program within the Basic Infrastructure Program. The project is categorized as a civil works bridge project and is slated for completion within 194 calendar days.

The work involves the new construction of a pre‑cast or cast‑in‑place concrete bridge using a bored pile foundation. Bidders must hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license within the Small B size class for general engineering and meet all eligibility requirements under the new government procurement act. The contract is governed by non‑discretionary pass/fail evaluation, and bids exceeding the approved amount may be rejected. Submission of valid PhilGEPS Platinum registration and updates to Class “A” documentation are mandatory to maintain eligibility.

Design and construction shall comply with DPWH BCCCP Bridge Concrete (Superstructure) with Cast‑in‑Place Piles specifications and all applicable Philippine engineering codes.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Nueva Vizcaya 2nd District Engineering Office is undertaking a segment of the Convergence and Special Support Program under the Basic Infrastructure Program. The project concerns the upgrade and safety improvement of the Mankati Bridge and the connecting access road from the national road to Indigenous People communities, specifically a 0.488‑kilometre stretch located at Mankati, Villa Flores in Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya. The work is aimed at enhancing connectivity and providing a safer travel route for local residents and travelers while supporting socio‑economic development in a rural setting.

The scope involves the construction of a concrete carriageway measuring 3.05 m in width and 0.20 m in thickness through the application of Pre‑Stressed Concrete Pavement (PCCP) techniques. In addition, 204.57 cubic metres of stone masonry will be used to erect slope‑protection structures along the roadside, and a full set of road safety devices will be installed to meet applicable safety standards. Completion of the entire work is required within a 41‑calendar‑day contract period. Eligible contractors must hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license of Small B classification for general engineering and comply with the pre‑bid eligibility requirements outlined in the bidding documents.

All works shall conform to the Philippine Standards and design criteria for rural roads as promulgated by the DPWH, ensuring structural integrity, drainage, and user safety throughout the project.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is inviting qualified contractors to construct a concrete road along Brunil Drive in Barangay Dao, Tagbilaran City. The project will cover the stretch from location Sta. 000+000.00 to Sta. 000+440.00, with an estimated duration of seventy‑one calendar days. The work involves earthworks, subgrade preparation, base, and a full‑depth concrete deck that conforms to the engineering specifications for a durable, low‑maintenance roadway suitable for the local traffic conditions in Tagbilaran.

Contractors must have completed a similar public works project within the past five years, be a Filipino‑owned entity with at least sixty percent national ownership, and hold a valid Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B size range for Category C & D projects. Bids are to be submitted in compliance with the new government procurement act, with a pass/fail evaluation based on lowest calculated responsive bid. Eligible bidders will undergo post‑qualification review through the DPWH Civil Works Application system.

The road construction shall adhere to the national standard mix design for concrete and meet all prescribed durability and safety requirements for public roads.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office invites qualified parties to submit bids for the construction completion of a multi‑purpose building, specifically a covered court, to be erected in Barangay Dao, Barangay Poblacion, and Barangay Totolan in Dauis, Bohol. The project involves building, finishing, and equipping the covered court to meet the community’s need for a versatile sporting and event venue, with the works scheduled to be finished within a 150‑day contract period.

The work scope includes all civil, structural, and finishing elements required to bring the covered court to a functional state, ensuring that the facility is safe, compliant with local building codes, and suitable for multiple uses such as sports, assemblies, and other community functions. The procurement requires contractors to demonstrate recent experience with comparable projects, and the tender documents specify that eligible bidders must have completed a similar project within the previous five years.

Bidders must be Filipino citizens or entities with at least 60% Filipino ownership, hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B category (License Category C & D), and be registered in the DPWH Civil Works Application system with current records. Eligible contractors should provide bid security and meet all procedural requirements as outlined by the New Government Procurement Act, with bids screened by the Lowest Calculated Responsive Bid method. Bidders must have completed a comparable project within five years and hold a PCAB license category C or D with at least 60% Filipino ownership.