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The Municipality of Sariaya, Quezon is procuring the construction and/or rehabilitation of its water supply system through the drilling of a new deepwell at Sitio Dulong Ilaya, Barangay Janagdong 1. The scope of works involves all necessary civil engineering activities, including site preparation, drilling operations, casing installation, well construction, and any associated infrastructure required to supply water to the local community. The contractor will be responsible for delivering a fully operable deepwell that meets the municipality’s standards for potable water supply and is integrated into the existing distribution network.

Eligible bidders must be Filipino-owned or have at least 60% Filipino ownership, and must demonstrate a minimum of five years of completed experience on projects similar in nature and scale. Bids will be evaluated through a competitive, non‑discretionary “pass/fail” process in accordance with relevant procurement laws. Bid submissions must be received by the specified deadline, accompanied by the required bid security, and will be opened in the presence of bid readers. The Municipality reserves the right to reject any bid that does not meet the stipulated requirements.

The contractor selected for this project must complete the construction or rehabilitation of the deepwell within 120 calendar days of award and must exhibit proven expertise in comparable water supply and drilling projects.

The Municipality of Manolo Fortich seeks to engage an external consultant to provide professional services for a comprehensive Learning and Development Compliance Program that will also prepare the local government unit for ISO 9001:2015 certification. The contract will be awarded through a public bidding process and is to be completed within five months from the issuance of a Notice to Proceed. The consultant will be responsible for designing and implementing a learning and development framework that aligns with the unit’s human resource development and organizational excellence objectives, while simultaneously establishing a robust quality management system that meets ISO 9001:2015 standards.

To qualify for consideration, prospective bidders must submit a technical proposal that demonstrates prior experience in learning and development consultancy, human resource management, and ISO 9001 implementation, as well as a detailed methodology and realistic work plan. The proposal must include a company profile, evidence of previous contracts, the curriculum vitae and credentials of the lead consultant, and a validated Learning and Development Compliance Framework and ISO 9001:2015 Certification Readiness Framework. Only those proposals that achieve at least seventy percent of the maximum technical score will be accepted for the financial evaluation.

The consultant’s proposal must include a validated ISO 9001:2015 certification readiness plan and a learning & development compliance framework developed according to industry standards.

The procurement concerns the supply and delivery of a range of nutritious food products for a school‑based feeding program to be implemented in the school year 2026‑2027 at Mapulot Elementary School in Tagkawayan, Quezon. The selected contractor will provide a diversified menu of snack items—including rice‑mongo products, banana chips, brown‑rice nutty fruity bars, carnation‑crooked crackers, nutriti‑cookies, wafers, toasted bread, vegetable baked chips, popcorn blends, iron‑fortified rice, and fruit juices—to support the daily nutrition plan for enrolled students. The program requires consistent weekly or monthly deliveries that are coordinated with the school’s distribution schedule, ensuring that all foods remain fresh, free of contaminants, and meet the mandated energy, fat, protein, sugar, and sodium ranges per serving.

The contract catalogue lists 17 distinct product categories, each identified by quantity, serving size, maximum unit cost, and specific packaging and labeling guidelines. Products must be individually food‑grade packaged with clear manufacturing and expiration dates, a DepEd‑SBFP “NOT FOR SALE” stamp, and, where applicable, a laser‑printed DOST‑FNRI certification for rice‑mongo and nutriti‑cookie lines. Nutritional analysis is required for every item to confirm compliance with the energy and macronutrient parameters set by the Department of Education’s nutrition guidelines. Delivery points fall at school premises, and a staggered payment schedule will follow the commencement of distribution, while suppliers must also provide sensory evaluation samples for acceptance testing. All goods must be supplied by certified manufacturers or authorized distributors holding DOST‑FNRI technology adopter status, FDA licenses, and evidence of compliance with the specified nutritional and packaging standards.

The City of Pasig is inviting qualified consulting firms to provide professional services for the structural evaluation, investigation and assessment necessary for the retrofitting and strengthening of the permanent bridges located at Legaspi Bridge I and II and the Alfonso Sandoval Bridge. The project aims to ensure the enduring safety and serviceability of these critical transportation assets, and the consulting engagement will encompass comprehensive diagnostic studies, load and fault analyses, and recommendations for design modifications that enhance structural resilience in accordance with current engineering standards.

The selection process will be conducted under the New Government Procurement Act, with a competitive bidding exercise limited to Filipino citizens or entities with majority Philippine ownership. Short‑listing will be based on a weighted evaluation of the consultant’s past experience, personnel qualifications, and current workload capacity, with a requirement that the project be completed within six months from the notice to proceed. Consultants must demonstrate substantial experience in bridge retrofitting and meet the qualification criteria outlined in the tender.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is inviting bids for the construction and improvement of a concrete access road that connects the town of Maribojoc with several declared tourism destinations along the Abatan‑Agahay‑Busao‑Toril‑Aghao corridor. The engineering project seeks to replace or upgrade the existing road surface, extend pavement widths where needed, and install appropriate drainage to support increased tourist traffic to destinations located between coordinates 00.3600° N and 00.4000° N. The work is part of the Tourism Road Infrastructure Program (TRIP) and is to be completed within thirty‑two calendar days, subject to the agreed design specifications.

Bidders must have completed a comparable DPWH civil‑works contract within the past five years and must be Filipino‑citizen or sovereign‑owned entities with at least sixty percent Filipino ownership. Eligible bidders are required to hold a valid Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B size range, Category C & D, and must be registered in the DPWH Civil Works Application database. Submissions will be evaluated on a lowest‑cost‑responsive‑bid basis and must accompany the stipulated bid security and supporting documentation, including proof of prior DPWH contract performance. Construction must conform to DPWH concrete road design specifications and meet applicable national road standards.