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The Department of Public Works and Highways, Zamboanga del Norte 4th District Engineering Office, has issued a solicitation for a single‑lot contract to perform road widening works on the secondary segment of the Zamboanga West Coastal Road, extending from chainage 17 541 to 18 541. The project entails the earthworks, grading, drainage, pavement rehabilitation and related civil works necessary to increase the functional width and capacity of the roadway, thereby enhancing safety and traffic flow for the communities served by the corridor.

The procurement is framed as a heavy construction services engagement, requiring a contractor with a minimum of ten years of experience successfully completing comparable civil works projects, and a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) license in the B‑Category for Medium‑A projects. Bidders must satisfy Filipino ownership and eligibility requirements, submit a sworn disclosure of relations and beneficial ownership, and provide the requisite bid security.

Completion of the works must be achieved within two hundred thirty (230) calendar days. The contract will be executed on a lump‑sum basis.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Zamboanga del Norte 4th District Engineering Office is inviting bids for the acquisition of heavy construction services to widen a secondary road segment on the Liloy‑Siocon Road from K2024+(-898) to K2025+000. The project involves expanding the current roadway to enhance traffic capacity and safety along this critical corridor. The contractor will be responsible for all civil works required for the road widening, including earthwork, pavement, drainage, and associated utilities, as prescribed by the department’s engineering standards.

Applicants must be Philippine‑based entities with at least ten years of experience in similar projects and hold a valid Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license of Category B (Medium A). Qualified bidders are required to submit bids within the approved budget, provide a bid security per Clause 16, and meet a 295‑calendar‑day completion schedule. All work must be carried out in compliance with DPWH construction specifications and local engineering codes.

The Municipality of Macrohon is soliciting bids for the construction of flood control works at San Joaquin in Southern Leyte. The project, funded through the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund, requires the design, site preparation, and erection of flood‑control structures that will reduce inundation risk for the area. The works encompass engineering, material procurement, and site execution activities that collectively address the municipality’s identified vulnerability to flooding events.

Bidders must be able to complete the full works within fifty (50) calendar days, inclusive of the curing period and a maximum of thirty (30) days of allowance for inclement weather. Prospective contractors are required to demonstrate that they have executed a comparable flood‑control project within the preceding five years and that they possess the technical capacity to deliver the work within the stipulated period. The contract will be awarded under a public bidding process that imposes a pass‑fail qualification threshold, with all bids to be submitted no later than the prescribed deadline.

The works must comply with Philippine National Building Code and approved flood‑control design standards.

The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 1 is seeking professional consultancy services to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of selected rice and corn banner program interventions throughout the Ilocos Region. The contract will engage a qualified consultant or firm to apply rigorous monitoring and evaluation methodologies, assess program outcomes and impact, and provide actionable insights that can guide future policy and implementation within the regional agricultural development agenda.

The procurement specifically requires the consultant to perform three interrelated evaluation tasks: an outcome/process assessment of the provision of seeds, fertilizers, and machinery under the Rice Program’s Production Support Services; an outcome evaluation of the Yellow and White Corn Production Enhancement Program; and an impact evaluation of the completed recirculating dryers in Region 1. The engagement must adhere to the stipulated evaluation scope and deliverables within the agreed 300‑day contract period.

The Barangay Real in Daram, Samar is procuring a hanging basketball board and ring to enhance its community recreation facilities. The project requires the construction of a fully operational hanging basketball system, including the board, ring, and necessary support structure. The deliverable must be completed within 25 calendar days from the award date, with the barangay reserving the right to reject any bids that exceed the approved budget of One Hundred Twenty Thousand Pesos.

Eligible bidders must have successfully executed a comparable project and will be evaluated under the 2016 revised Implementing Rules and Regulations for public bidding, employing a non‑discretionary "pass/fail" criterion. All bids must be submitted with a bid security and within the specified deadline, and the contractors must adhere to all applicable Philippine building and safety standards.