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The City of Pasay is seeking a professional consultancy to develop a comprehensive Greenhouse Gas Inventory for the municipality. The consulting firm will be responsible for planning, executing, and documenting a full inventory of greenhouse gas emissions, applying recognized national and international methodologies, and delivering actionable findings that support Pasay’s climate resilience and sustainability agenda. The project will cover data collection, emissions modelling, and the preparation of a detailed inventory report that informs local policy and planning.

The contracted consultant must demonstrate a proven track record in urban planning and environmental research, having completed at least two climate‑and‑disaster‑resilient local development plans for metropolitan cities in the last five years and engaged with a minimum of five government or public‑sector institutions. The delivery team must include a licensed urban planner with a master’s in urban and regional planning, a greenhouse‑gas inventory specialist with environmental or engineering credentials and at least three years of experience, a climate and disaster resilience specialist, a survey specialist, and a GIS specialist, each holding relevant advanced degrees and international project exposure. The work is required to be finished within four months from the notice to proceed, and the firm must provide sufficient resources to meet this timeline while maintaining quality standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Iloilo 6th District Engineering Office has issued a solicitation for the construction of a two‑storey Market Administrator Building at R.C. Tabiana Street, Barangay Poblacion, Badiangan, Iloilo. The proposed structure measures 6.00 m by 8.00 m and will incorporate architectural, structural, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and landscaping works in accordance with approved plans, program of works, and standard specifications, with a mandatory completion timeline of 130 calendar days.

Bidders must have executed a similar contract within the last five years and satisfy the citizenship and ownership requirements set forth by the New Government Procurement Act. The procurement will proceed through a public bidding process, including a pre‑bid conference, and will be evaluated on a pass/fail basis. The building shall be a two‑storey, 6.00 m × 8.00 m structure conforming to the specified architectural, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and landscaping standards.

The Candelaria Water District is soliciting bids for a Design‑and‑Build contract to deliver a complete one‑million‑liter‑per‑day iron‑manganese treatment plant at Pumping Station 7. The project requires that the contractor develop and execute all phases of the effort—from detailed engineering and hydraulic analysis, through site investigation and procurement of materials, to installation of the full mechanical, electrical, and civil infrastructure, concluding with rigorous testing, commissioning, and hand‑over of a fully operational filtration system. The scope also includes the provision of a chemical dosing system, FRP filter media tanks equipped with automatic digital controls, catalytic filtration media and support gravel, an integrated back‑wash and water storage system, a chlorination facility, complete electro‑mechanical integration, and all ancillary works, alongside comprehensive operations and maintenance training and a twelve‑month warranty covering repairs and technical support.

The contractor will supply and install FRP filter media tanks with digital controllers, catalytic media compatible with chlorination, a back‑wash apparatus with automated operation, and a chlorination system, as well as construct the necessary civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical works, and procure all equipment and piping required for the plant. Design documentation must include hydraulic calculations, structural analysis, process designs, shop drawings, and all technical submittals, with final as‑built plans, operation manuals, and maintenance schedules submitted upon completion. Upon hand‑over, the contractor will conduct a full performance evaluation, supply and implement a warranty program, and ensure that the system meets the Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water, the National Plumbing, Structural, and Electrical Codes, and all applicable sanitation regulations.

The filtration system must achieve a minimum treatment capacity of one million liters per day, remove iron to less than 1.0 mg/L and manganese to less than 0.40 mg/L, use automated back‑wash, catalytic media suitable for chlorination, and provide a five‑year media service life.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bataan 3rd District Engineering Office is seeking to contract a qualified engineering consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive geotechnical investigation for a series of infrastructure projects scheduled for fiscal year 2026. The project involves detailed soil and geological studies for eight bridge sites throughout the province of Bataan, requiring the consultant to plan, manage, and report on all field activities in accordance with site‑specific data supplied by the office. The engagement is structured as a single‑lot procurement, with a fixed duration of 100 calendar days and a contractual benchmark at the approved budget of PHP 5,000,000.00 (ABC), beyond which bids will be invalidated.

The selected firm will be responsible for executing all required geotechnical analyses, preparing cost estimates, and delivering technical reports that support the design and construction of the bridge projects. Eligibility is assessed on experience, staff availability, and workload capacity, and only firms that achieve a minimum technical score of 75 will be considered for financial submission. The selected consultant must complete the engagement within 100 calendar days and adhere to the approved technical standards and quality criteria set by the DPWH.

The Department of Education is inviting qualified consultants to provide managed information‑technology services that will enable the agency to monitor news and public sentiment in real time while streamlining the handling of support requests. The project foresees a two‑part solution: a media intelligence platform that ingests online content, performs automated sentiment analysis, and delivers actionable insights, and a centralized ticketing system for logging, tracking and resolving incidents and concerns raised across the department’s 1.8‑million‑strong school network. The intent is to increase operational responsiveness, reduce downtime, and provide a single point of contact for internal users.

Both systems will be supplied and hosted as Software‑as‑a‑Service, ensuring rapid deployment, continuous updates, and minimal on‑premises infrastructure. The chosen solution must be scalable enough to accommodate nationwide use, secure with state‑of‑the‑art authentication and data‑protection measures, and integrable with DepEd’s existing information‑management framework. Providers are required to demonstrate capability in handling large volumes of media feeds, performing natural‑language processing for sentiment assessment, and supporting a fully automated ticket lifecycle from submission through resolution and reporting. The contract period is twelve months from the Notice to Proceed, with a maximum budget of 115 million Philippine pesos, and participation is limited to entities in which at least sixty percent of the ownership or outstanding capital stock is held by Filipino citizens. The essential technical requirement is that the services are delivered as secure, scalable SaaS solutions.