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The Department of Public Works and Highways – Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is inviting qualified contractors to carry out the construction of a 250‑meter road segment in Purok Santo Niño, Barangay Araibo, Pantukan, Davao de Oro. The project covers the full civil works package, including earthwork, embankment, concrete paving, shoulder construction, and the installation of safety and drainage facilities that together ensure a durable and functional roadway for local and through traffic. The contract is classified as a small‑scale civil works project, with a duration of 320 calendar days, and requires compliance with the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license category of C & D.

The scope of work specifies concreting a 6.10‑meter wide, 230‑millimetre thick slab for the main carriageway, 250 m in length, from Sta. 0+000.000 to Sta. 1+250.000. Ancillary works include the construction of an embankment derived from common soil, a concrete‑paved shoulder, a single 3.0 m × 3.0 m × 14.0 m reinforced concrete barrel, concrete canal lining and subsidiary drainage structures, concrete slope protection, mattress installations with filter cloth, metal guardrails mounted on concrete posts, and the application of reflectorized thermoplastic pavement markings to enhance safety. All materials and workmanship must meet the standards set by the Department and the specified technical criteria for layback, strength, and durability.

The road shall be constructed to a width of 6.10 m with a concrete base thickness of 230 mm, incorporating the specified drainage and safety features as described.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is procuring heavy construction services for the expansion of the Surigao‑Davao Coastal Road (S01376MN) between the K1816+849 and K1817+280 survey markers. The scope of work comprises the concreting of an additional two lanes to increase the road width from 13.40 m to 21.60 m, with a 300 mm concrete thickness over a length of 492 m, as specified in both the project plan and the Revised Base and Investment Analysis (RBIA) documents. Complementary activities include roadway excavation of surplus common material, intermittent gravelling and paving of the shoulder, construction of a concrete‑paved shoulder, installation of curb and gutter with a dedicated sidewalk, provision of a loading/unloading bay, erection of parking and loading signs, and the application of reflectored thermoplastic pavement markings.

The contract is to be executed within 156 calendar days, requiring a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the C & D classification for heavy construction. Eligible bidders must submit technical documentation in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act, demonstrating compliance with all specified construction standards for roadworks. The work shall be performed in accordance with Philippine road construction specifications, ensuring the additional lanes are concrete‑paved to a 300 mm thickness.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region III is procuring consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study of the proposed Norzagaray–Angat Road in the Province of Bulacan. The engagement seeks professional engineering expertise to evaluate the viability, design, and implementation of a new highway link, ensuring that the project meets national transportation and environmental standards.

The scope of the study encompasses baseline data collection, alignment alternatives analysis, traffic and demand forecasting, engineering investigations, and the development of a preliminary engineering design. In addition, the consultant will prepare cost estimates, an implementation plan, a preliminary right‑of‑way action plan, gender and development assessment, environmental and social impact assessment, and an economic viability analysis. Output deliverables include an inception report, study area profiling, project alternatives evaluation, traffic and engineering studies, environmental and social studies, cost estimates, economic evaluation, and both draft and final project reports. The contract requires completion within six months.

The resulting documents and design recommendations must comply with the Philippine National Highway System design guidelines and applicable environmental assessment regulations.

The Department of Public Works and Highways - Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is issuing an invitation to bid for the construction of a 1,600‑meter segment of road that will connect Barangay Concepcion, Barangay Calabcab, and Barangay Limbo in Maco, Davao de Oro. The Scope of Works includes full roadway preparation through excavation and earthworks, the installation of a 6.10‑meter wide concrete slab of 230 mm nominal thickness, and the construction of associated drainage facilities such as concrete canal linings and minor diversion structures. In addition, the contract requires the installation of protective metal guardrails with concrete posts, warning signage for road narrows, and the application of reflective thermoplastic pavement markings.

The project is a medium‑A, category‑B heavy construction exercise, to be completed within 407 calendar days. Subcontractors will be required to meet Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board standards and maintain up‑to‑date registration and licensing. All work must be performed in accordance with DPWH technical specifications for road concrete and associated infrastructural elements, ensuring proper compaction, curing, and surface treatment suitable for local traffic and climatic conditions. The road shall be concrete finished with a width of 6.10 m and a nominal thickness of 230 mm.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Region XII is procuring the construction of a single multi‑purpose building to be erected in Barangay Maitong, Kabuntalan, Maguindanao del Norte. The project entails all works required for a new, functional community structure that will serve administrative, recreational and other public uses in the barangay. The contract call specifically requests the design, procurement of materials, site preparation, foundations, superstructure, roofing, finishes, mechanical, electrical and plumbing installations, and final commissioning of the building in accordance with Philippine building standards. Submissions must demonstrate that the contractor can deliver a complete, usable facility that meets safety, accessibility and sustainability requirements for public use.

Prospective bidders are required to hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the “Small B” category and to provide evidence of completion of a similar civil works project within the past ten years. The contractor must complete the building within 145 calendar days from the date of delivery of the contract documents. Bidding is restricted to Filipino citizens or entities that are at least 60 % owned by Philippine citizens, and all bids will be evaluated on a non‑discretionary “pass/fail” basis in line with the new government procurement regulations. The awarded party must comply with all civil works and procurement policies, maintain updated registration in the DPWH Civil Works Application database, and submit the required security and documentation in line with the stipulated guidelines. Construction must be completed within 145 calendar days, and contractors must hold a PCAB License Category Small B and demonstrate recent experience on comparable projects.