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The Province of Marinduque is soliciting bids for a design‑and‑build contract to improve the Kawilihan Shipyard by constructing the Morion Head in Gasan, Marinduque. The project involves the planning, engineering, procurement and construction of the head structure and associated facilities that will enhance the shipyard’s capacity to service vessels and support local tourism and economic development. The contracting entity will oversee the integration of site planning, material selection and construction techniques to achieve a functional and durable docking head that meets maritime operational requirements.

Eligibility requirements emphasize experience and capacity: bidders must have completed at least fifty percent of comparable design‑and‑build works within the past ten years and possess the necessary network and resources—preferably within the region—to mobilize nationwide design and build services immediately upon award. Only Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, partnerships or entities with at least sixty percent Philippine ownership are eligible. The contract will be awarded under the New Government Procurement Act, and bids must be submitted online or in person by the established deadline in accordance with the prescribed security and documentation procedures.

All design‑and‑build works must be completed within 270 calendar days, complying with the approved engineering and safety standards for maritime construction.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is inviting bids for the construction of a new multi‑purpose building at Tagbilaran City College in Brgy. Dampas, Tagbilaran City, Bohol. The project, identified as Contract No. 26HA0087, requires the erection of a fully functional facility that will serve academic, administrative, and community functions as part of Phase 4 of the college’s development plan. The building must be completed within the contractual period of 300 calendar days and will be delivered on site in Tagbilaran City.

Eligible contractors must demonstrate experience with comparable civil‑works projects undertaken within the preceding five years and shall be duly accredited by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board as a Medium A license holder in License Category B. All successful bidders will be required to submit bids compliant with the New Government Procurement Act provisions and to provide the necessary bid security and documentation as stipulated by the procurement guidelines. All works must comply with Philippine building codes and be delivered within the stipulated 300‑calendar‑day period.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Region XII, has invited qualified Filipino contractors to supply the civil works for the construction of a second‑floor expansion to Paglat Municipal College in Paglat, Maguindanao del Sur. The project entails the erection of a new multi‑purpose building that serves as an added floor to the existing campus structure, providing additional space for classrooms, laboratories, and community facilities. The scope of work calls for the design, execution, and completion of all architectural, structural, and finishing elements required to integrate seamlessly with the current campus layout, ensuring that the new addition meets safety, accessibility, and functional standards appropriate for an educational institution.

Eligible bidders must be duly registered with the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board and possess a PCAB License Category Small B. They must also satisfy the Department’s eligibility criteria as determined through the DPWH Contractor Profile Eligibility Process, including proof of comparable project experience within the last ten years. All submissions will be evaluated under the New Government Procurement Act using a pass/fail criterion, and bids exceeding the approved budget of ₱14,355,000.00 will be automatically rejected. The contract must be delivered within 180 calendar days from the award date, and bid submissions will close on August 14 2026. Contractors are required to hold a PCAB License Category Small B and comply with DPWH CPEP qualification standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Region XII is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of road sections that have suffered recurring slips, slope collapse, and landslides along the SNA‑Lebak‑Kalamansig Road. The contract covers the kilometer markers K1880 + 035 to K1880 + 160, K1880 + 180 to K1880 + 236, K1881 + 200 to K1881 + 260, and K1892 + 000 to K1892 + 400, encompassing a total of 6,410 sq m of slope protection structure to be erected. The primary aim is to stabilize susceptible slopes, prevent further degradation, and restore safe roadway conditions for the surrounding communities of Sen. Ninoy Aquino and Sultan Kudarat. Contractors must demonstrate prior completion of similar projects within the last decade and hold a PCAB license in the Medium A category to qualify for the bid. The project is to be finished within a 240‑calendar‑day period, following the design and safety standards established by DPWH for civil works construction. All structure designs must comply with Philippine Standard Specifications for Civil Works Construction and with the applicable DPWH design criteria.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region XII is inviting qualified contractors to construct a 5.78‑lane kilometer section of the Esperanza‑Lebak Bypass Road, extending from Station 0 + 000 to Station 2 + 890 in Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat. The works will involve the design, earthworks, pavement, drainage and all related civil works necessary to deliver a durable concrete roadway compliant with national standards for safety and performance. The project is scheduled to be completed within 299 calendar days, with the contract period commencing upon award and requiring a final handover that meets the specified functional and structural criteria.

Eligible bidders must hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the medium A category, demonstrate completion of a comparable contract within the past ten years, and provide the required bid security. Proposals will be evaluated on a pass/fail basis under the New Government Procurement Act, and successful contractors must submit their offers by the stipulated deadline, accompanied by all supporting documentation, and comply with the prescribed submission and bidding procedures. All technical specifications and performance requirements shall be referenced in the bidding documents, and contractors must ensure adherence to the standard pavement materials and design standards set by DPWH.