Featured tenders from
Philippines 🇵🇭

The Zamboanga City Medical Center invites qualified parties to supply calibrating instruments for its biomedical engineering operations for the fiscal year 2026. The procurement, conducted under a public bidding process, focuses on procuring precise calibration tools required to maintain and verify the accuracy of biomedical equipment used within the hospital’s medical facilities. The selected instruments will support routine quality assurance, ensuring that critical diagnostic devices meet the stringent performance criteria necessary for patient care.

Contracted delivery of the goods is required to occur within thirty (30) calendar days of award, and bidders must demonstrate an established track record by having successfully completed similar projects within the past ten (10) years. The bidding process reserves participation for Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, partnerships, or organizations with at least sixty percent Filipino ownership, in accordance with national procurement regulations. Bidders must remit a bid security as stipulated in the bidding documents, submit their proposals by the prescribed deadline, and participate in a pre‑bid conference to clarify any procedural questions.

The calibrating instruments must comply with all applicable biomedical calibration standards, ensuring that the devices meet the required regulatory and quality benchmarks.

The Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center invites qualified vendors to submit bids for the supply of various ENT medical supplies to support its clinical services. The procurement seeks a diverse range of products that fall under the broader category of medical and laboratory instruments essential for otolaryngology care. Vendors must demonstrate substantial experience, having completed at least five consecutive years of similar contracts, to ensure reliability and expertise in delivering complex medical supplies.

Bidders are required to meet eligibility criteria set forth by national statutes, including a substantial Filipino ownership stake or equivalent rights for foreign entities, and must submit a valid bid security along with their proposal by the specified deadline. The center emphasizes a strict pass/fail evaluation based on compliance with technical and legal standards, and reserves the right to reject or not award the contract at any point prior to award in accordance with applicable regulations.

Delivery of all goods must occur within seven working days following receipt of the call‑off order.

The Provincial Government of Apayao is inviting bids for the construction of a one‑storey school structure at Malibang Elementary School in Pudtol. The project calls for the erection of two new classrooms, complete site development and the installation of a solar energy system to power the facility. All necessary school furnishings are to be bundled in the contract, ensuring the completed classrooms will be fully furnished upon handover.

The contractor selected under this public bidding will provide all civil works, site preparation, structural engineering, and electrical work for the solar collection, distribution, and control system. The scope includes masonry, flooring, roofing, windows, doors, interior finishes, and the delivery and installation of classroom furniture, lighting fixtures, and ancillary equipment required for a functional learning environment. The construction work must be completed in accordance with the applicable building codes and energy efficiency standards.

The contract requires that the chosen contractor be PCAB‑licensed and have experience in projects of at least 50 % the estimated value. All design and installation activities must comply with the latest applicable codes and standards.

The Barangay Lipol of Sarangani is soliciting qualified contractors to supply and install a lot of twenty (20) solar photovoltaic streetlights, each mounted on a pole with a pedestal column, within the municipality of Banga in Davao Occidental. The procurement requires the complete installation of the streetlights, the associated electrical and civil connections, and commissioning to full operational status within forty‑five (45) calendar days of contract award. The scope falls under civil works and construction projects, with delivery to be performed at the designated barangay site.

Eligible bidders must demonstrate recent experience by having executed a comparable solar lighting or similar public‑works contract within the preceding three (3) years, and must adhere to Philippine ownership and bidding guidelines that require at least sixty percent (60%) Filipino participation in the bidding entity. Submissions must include all requisite documentation, bid security, and proof of payment for bidding materials, while ensuring authenticity and completeness as prescribed by the procurement regulations. The contract will be governed by the current Implementing Rules and Regulations and evaluated on a pass/fail criteria under the New Government Procurement Act.

All installations shall include 20 fully functional solar PV streetlights with pole and pedestal columns meeting local electrical and civil standards.

The Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Medical Center (MHARSMC) has issued a public bidding invitation to procure a single lot of specialized trade construction and maintenance services: the construction of a concrete cistern tank complete with water pumps and piping systems. The project is a component of the hospital’s facility improvement program, funded from the hospital’s 2026 income and approved for an internal contract value of PHP 5,315,451.30. The scope of works encompasses the design, material procurement, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of a fully functional cistern system, including all required water pumping equipment and associated pipe lines to ensure a reliable and efficient supply for the medical center’s needs.

The contract is structured as a 120‑calendar‑day works‑based agreement, requiring the successful bidder to complete all design, construction, testing, and hand‑over activities within the stipulated period. The award will be granted under the Lowest Calculated and Responsive Bid (LCRB) methodology, as mandated by the New Government Procurement Act (NGPA); bidders must meet prerequisites such as recent completion of a similar contract of comparable value and the submission of all required bid documents before the scheduled opening on October 19, 2026. The bidding process will follow a rigorous award procedure, ensuring that only qualified, creditworthy, and capable contractors provide the comprehensive cistern installation.

All construction activities must be performed in accordance with the Philippine National Building Code, applicable Bureau of Fire Protection regulations, and any other relevant Philippine standards governing concrete structures, water pumping systems, and associated piping installations.