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The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region XII invites qualified Philippine contractors to submit bids for the construction of a single, multi‑purpose community building to be located in Barangay Lower Taviran, Mother Kabuntalan, Maguindanao del Norte. The project falls under the 2025 Infrastructure Program and requires completion within 145 calendar days from the award date. The construction will deliver a new public facility designed to serve local government functions, community gatherings, and other civic activities, thereby boosting the barangay’s infrastructure capacity.

The tender seeks a fully integrated civil works turnkey contract, encompassing site preparation, foundations, structural framing, roofing, finishes, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations, as well as all necessary utilities and landscaping to meet the local municipal standards. Prospective bidders must demonstrate prior experience in a similar scale of project within the last ten years, hold a valid Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the “Small‑B” category, and meet the eligibility criteria established by the DPWH Contractor Profile Eligibility Process. The selected contractor will be required to procure all necessary permits, comply with safety and environmental regulations, and complete workmanship inspections in accordance with DPWH guidelines.

All awarded work must be delivered in full compliance with the Philippine National Building Code and the Department of Public Works and Highways technical specifications.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region XII is issuing a procurement for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of segments of the Awang‑Upi‑Lebak‑Kalamansig‑Palimbang‑Sarangani Road that have suffered slips, slope collapse and landslide, specifically the sections K2005 + 888 through K2006 + 950 in Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat. The work is delineated as the construction of road‑slope protection structures covering an area of 5,800 square meters.

Contractor candidates must demonstrate recent experience in comparable road rehabilitation projects, have a PCAB license in Category Medium A, and be able to meet the 270‑day contractual timetable. The tender stipulates that all bidders be registered with the DPWH Civil Works Application system and will undergo a post‑qualification process in accordance with the procurement regulations.

All slope protection structures must be designed and constructed in accordance with DPWH technical standards and the specifications for road slope stabilization.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region XII intends to procure the construction of a concrete roadway measuring approximately 2.308 lane‑kilometers, extending from Station 0+000 to Station 1+154 on Barangay Maslabeng Road, Barangay Maslabeng, Buluan, located in Maguindanao del Sur. The project will traverse through Barangay Popol and Sitio Kalembugen, creating a continuous, durable road that accommodates the local traffic demands while improving accessibility for surrounding communities. The scope requires the design, earthwork excavation, paving, and finishing of a concrete surface that meets national civil works standards, ensuring sufficient strength, durability, and safety for both vehicular and pedestrian use.

Bidders must demonstrate recent experience in comparable civil works projects undertaken within the last ten years, holding the requisite PCAB license category and meeting eligibility criteria set forth by DPWH. The contract specifies a 182‑calendar‑day completion period, demanding efficient project execution within the stipulated timeframe. The concrete road must be laid and finished to meet the prescribed compressive strength and thickness standards set by the Department for road construction in this region.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Region XII is inviting bids for the widening of the Midsayap‑Dulawan‑Makar Road between kilometer markers K 1726 + 591 and K 1728 + 581 in Mamasapano, Maguindanao del Sur. The civil‑works project will increase the road corridor by 3.98 lane‑kilometers, encompassing earthworks, pavement rehabilitation, drainage, and associated roadside alignments in accordance with Philippine highway design standards. The contract is part of the 2026 Infrastructure Program under the General Appropriations Act and is slated for completion within 225 calendar days.

The contracting entity requires bidders to hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license of Category Medium‑A and to demonstrate experience with comparable road‑widening projects within the past decade. The procurement will be carried out under the New Government Procurement Act using a non‑discretionary pass/fail evaluation. All submitted bids must include the stipulated bid security and comply with the DPWH Civil Works Application and Contractor Profile Eligibility Process. The contract will be awarded to the qualified party who submits the lowest responsive bid that meets the technical and administrative requirements.

All construction activities must comply with the DPWH design specifications and national highway standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Region XII is soliciting qualified contractors to undertake the rehabilitation and reconstruction of a section of the Surallah‑Lake Sebu‑Maitum Road that has suffered slips, slope collapse, and landslides. The project focuses on the design and construction of a road slope protection structure covering approximately 792 square meters along the stretch between K1748 + 641 and K1748 + 773 in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. The contractor will be responsible for implementing engineering controls that secure the roadway against further slope instability and landslide activity, thereby restoring safe and reliable travel conditions for the area.

Eligible bidders must be duly registered with the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board under a Medium‑A license, possess a track record of completing comparable civil works within the past ten years, and comply with the Department’s bidding terms, including mandatory pre‑bid meetings, bid security requirements, and the 180‑day contract duration. The procurement will follow the New Government Procurement Act’s competitive, non‑discretionary pass/fail evaluation, with bids submitted by August 14 2026. The selected incumbent will execute the slope protection structure in accordance with local civil engineering and slope stability standards.