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The Zamboanga City Medical Center seeks to procure new medical equipment for its Dental Section, Cardiovascular Care Unit and Radiology Department for the fiscal year 2026. The contract will cover the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of the equipment necessary to modernize the three clinical areas, ensuring that all items are fully operational upon hand‑over to the hospital.

The procurement will require the successful bidder to provide all output‑ready equipment within 90 calendar days of contract award, accompanying full installation and commissioning services, and to demonstrate that the vendor has executed comparable contracts within the past ten years. Eligible bidders must have a majority ownership by Filipino citizens or entities enjoying equivalent privileges, in accordance with the applicable statutes.

All supplied equipment shall conform to Philippine national standards for medical devices and be fully compatible with the existing hospital infrastructure.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is soliciting bids for the construction of a multi‑purpose building to house a new fire station in Barangay Dipatlong, Maribojoc, Bohol. The project encompasses all civil works required to deliver a fully functional fire station that also serves as a community center, and must be completed within a 360‑day, calendar‑day period outlined in the contract.

Eligible contractors must have successfully executed a comparable project within the past five years and hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B size range, Category C or D. All submissions will be evaluated on a lowest‑cost responsive basis, and only bids not exceeding the approved budget of ₱9,800,000.00 will be considered. All requirements, including necessary PCAB registration and post‑qualification procedures, are detailed in the bidding documents; compliance with Philippine Civil Works standards and delivery within 360 calendar days is mandatory.

The Zamboanga City Medical Center is procuring a comprehensive supply, delivery, installation, and commissioning of various common medical equipment to be fully operational within the fiscal year 2026. The project requires the provision of a range of medical devices that align with the facility’s need to enhance diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities across multiple departments.

Eligible bidders must be capable of delivering all specified equipment within a 90‑day statutory window, complete professional installation, and conduct thorough commissioning to ensure functional readiness. Prospective contractors are expected to demonstrate a proven track record of managing similar projects over a ten‑year period and to comply with all local procurement eligibility prerequisites. All goods will be supplied to the Zamboanga City Medical Center’s premises, with installation and commissioning overseen by the procuring entity to guarantee seamless integration into existing clinical workflows.

All equipment must meet the prevailing Philippine health safety and quality standards applicable to medical devices.

The City of Pasay’s City Engineering Office is soliciting consulting services to conduct a comprehensive structural integrity assessment and evaluation of the existing Mega Park Condominium. The scope of the study includes a detailed examination of the building’s current condition, analysis of its structural performance, and recommendations for any necessary remediation or strengthening measures. The selected consultant will be required to provide all technical reports, diagrams, and supporting documentation that clearly illustrate findings and proposed interventions.

The bidding process demands that applicants demonstrate substantial expertise in structural engineering, particularly in the assessment of high‑rise reinforced concrete and steel structures. Eligible firms must hold a valid PhilGEPS Platinum membership, possess a recent ASEP certification, and have completed or managed at least five years of relevant structural projects, including works for Metro Manila municipalities. The project team is expected to employ NSW PC‑based modeling software such as ETABS, SAFE, SAP2000, or STAAD, and to assign a licensed structural engineer with a master’s degree and at least five years of design experience to lead the effort. All work shall be finished within a 30‑day period from contract award.

Consultants must provide NSCP‑based structural modeling and use recognized simulation software for assessment and design recommendations.

The Public Attorney’s Office – Central Office has issued an invitation to bid for the procurement of one hundred seventy‑five (175) desktop computers to supply its information technology infrastructure for the calendar year 2026. The devices will be delivered in staggered tranches—sixty units to the central office within sixty days, another sixty within sixty calendar days, and the remaining fifty‑five in seventy‑five days—for use in the department’s administrative and litigation support functions. All equipment must meet contemporary performance benchmarks and provide a secure, reliable computing environment for the Office’s personnel.

The required desktop platforms shall feature an Intel Core™ i5‑13400 or newer processor, a minimum of 16 GB DDR5 memory, and at least 512 GB SSD storage with optional 1 TB HDD, combined with integrated or dedicated graphics capable of two GB or better. The system must run Windows 11 Pro 64‑bit, fully factory‑installed with a BIOS‑embedded product key, and incorporate Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11ac (or higher) wireless LAN with Bluetooth. Connectivity must include a USB‑C 3.2 port, six USB 2.0/3.2 ports, an HDMI 2.1 output, a DisplayPort 1.4, VGA, RJ‑45 Ethernet, and 3.5‑mm audio jacks. Each computer will have a 21.5 inch, 1920 × 1080 FHD IPS display, 75 Hz refresh rate, anti‑glare coating, and 8‑bit depth, supplied with a USB optical mouse, mouse pad, full‑size USB keyboard with numeric keypad, operation manuals, warranty documentation, and a three‑year parts and labor guarantee with a 15‑day replacement window.

The bidders must be manufacturers or authorized distributors with at least ten years of continuous marketing in the Philippines, a local office and parts depot, active retail presence, and authorized service provision across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Compliance proofs—including brand certification, technical datasheets, and proof of authorized service centers—are mandatory. All units must obtain ENERGY STAR 8.0, EPEAT™ Registration, RoHS, and TCO Certification either for the complete system or its individual components as a single short sentence at the end.