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The Department of Education seeks the services of an accredited third‑party audit and certifying body to conduct the second surveillance audit under ISO 9001:2015 for fifteen (15) Regional Offices. The contract requires the selected consultant to perform a comprehensive multi‑site certification audit that will assess the ongoing conformance of each regional office to the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System, culminating in the issuance of corrective action reports when necessary and the confirmation that certification is maintained.

The audit engagement will follow a structured sequence that begins with an initial interaction between the Department of Education and the certifying body to establish the scope and expectations. Following the submission and review of required documentation, the body will draft and communicate a detailed second surveillance audit plan to DepEd and the regional offices. The audit itself will be carried out in accordance with the ISO 9001:2015 standards, and a final audit report will be submitted to DepEd. Corrective actions, if identified, will be addressed and documented, and the continuity of ISO certification for all offices will be formally confirmed.

All technical and procedural requirements for this engagement are governed by the ISO 9001:2015 standard and the multi‑site certification approach.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office IV‑A is soliciting consultancy services to conduct comprehensive subsurface exploration for a portfolio of school buildings located across the Calabarzon region. The contract, identified as 25CSD016 and classified under “Conduct of Sub Surface Exploration Works,” will cover baseline site investigations for the proposed Batch 3 projects, ensuring that each structure’s foundation design is based on reliable geotechnical data.

The scope of work requires the consultant to carry out a full sequence of investigative activities that includes initial field reconnaissance; detailed geological and geohazard surveys; drilling and sampling campaigns; Standard Penetration Tests; rock core retrieval; water‑level monitoring; laboratory testing and analysis; and the preparation and submission of a complete Geotechnical Investigation Report. Essential logistical support such as personnel, instruments, vehicles, and temporary accommodation must be provided to achieve these objectives efficiently and within the stipulated project timeline.

All investigations must be performed in accordance with the Design and Guidelines, Criteria and Standard Manual (DGCS Manual 2015, Vols. 2A and 2C), Department Order No. 75, Series of 2024, and any additional guidelines specified in the Terms of Reference.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Southern Leyte 2nd District Engineering Office is inviting qualified consulting firms to conduct a geotechnical exploration for various proposed projects scheduled for fiscal year 2027 within its jurisdiction in Silago, Southern Leyte. The engagement will consist of full geotechnical investigations and the collection of all related data necessary to support design, construction, and safety assessments for the district’s infrastructure initiatives. The contract will be awarded on a lump‑sum basis for a single lot encompassing the entire scope of geotechnical and geoseismic engineering services.

Prospective bidders must demonstrate relevant professional experience, have the requisite personnel readily available, and be capable of completing the works within 38 calendar days. Short‑listing will be based on a 100‑point rubric that allocates 60 points for firm experience, 10 for personnel availability, 30 for workload and financial capacity, while successful bidders will then be evaluated under a quality‑cost weighted assessment that grants an 80 % emphasis on technical quality and 20 % on cost. The essential technical requirement is that the evaluation will prioritize technical quality at an 80 % weight within the overall scoring.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Southern Leyte 2nd District Engineering Office, has issued a solicitation for geotechnical and geoseismic engineering consulting services to support a portfolio of proposed infrastructure projects for the fiscal year 2027 within its jurisdiction in Southern Leyte. The contract will cover a comprehensive geotechnical investigation aimed at gathering all necessary subsurface data and related analyses required to inform the design, construction, or rehabilitation of the identified projects. The procurement is structured as a single‑lot lump‑sum engagement with a performance window of 38 calendar days from award to completion, and will be evaluated under the Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection methodology, giving 60 % weight to the technical proposal and 20 % weight to the financial proposal.

Short‑listing of potential consultants will follow a non‑discretionary “pass/fail” process, with five qualified firms invited to submit bids. Eligibility criteria assess firm experience, availability of qualified personnel, and current workload, and the successful contractor must submit licensed personnel credentials, including a professional engineer with relevant geotechnical or geoseismic expertise, and comply with DPWH guidelines for data collection and reporting. Completed contracts must adhere to the Department’s engineering standards and deliver all required geotechnical reports within the stipulated 38‑day period.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Southern Leyte 2nd District Engineering Office is seeking a qualified consultant to perform a comprehensive geotechnical exploration for a series of proposed infrastructure projects set for fiscal year 2027. The investigation will be executed across sites within the Southern Leyte 2nd District, with a principal location in Liloan, Southern Leyte, and will encompass the collection and analysis of subsurface data necessary to inform subsequent design and construction activities. The consulting services are to be delivered under a lump‑sum contract with a stipulated performance window of 64 calendar days, ensuring timely acquisition of critical geotechnical information.

Prospective bidders must demonstrate extensive relevant experience, demonstrate availability of qualified personnel, and furnish evidentiary documentation such as notarized contracts, staff certificates, and curriculum vitae in accordance with the implementation rules. Eligibility assessment and bidding will be governed by a non‑discretionary pass‑fail criterion, with final award determined through a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation. All submissions must meet the prescribed technical and regulatory standards outlined in the bidding documents.