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The Department of Public Works and Highways Cebu 1st District Engineering Office is issuing a solicitation for the construction, upgrading, and rehabilitation of drainage facilities along the National Road System on Cebu-Toledo Wharf Road, specifically covering the secondary road sections K0012+310 to K0012+425 and K0015+000 to K0015+300. The project is part of the broader Asset Preservation Program aimed at ensuring a safe and reliable national roadway network by improving the resilience of drainage infrastructure against flooding and erosion.

The procurement requires a comprehensive overhaul of existing drainage systems, which includes excavation, removal of obstructions, regrading, installation of new conduits and catch basins, and the construction of appropriately sized retaining and drainage structures to accommodate the projected flow rates for the area. Contractors will be expected to execute the work within a 121‑day contract duration, ensuring minimal disruption to traffic and compliance with all applicable environmental and safety regulations.

Work must be carried out in accordance with DPWH‑approved design standards, Philippine Technical Specifications, and all relevant national engineering codes for drainage construction.

The Procurement Service of the Department of Budget and Management is inviting bids for a single‑lot contract for structural engineering services aimed at the detailed investigation, retrofitting, and expansion of its Main Office located in Metro Manila. The engagement will encompass a thorough structural assessment of the existing building, the design and engineering of retrofit interventions to meet current safety and performance standards, and the design of new structural elements required for planned expansion activities. The selected consultant will provide all necessary drawings, reports, calculations, and specifications to support the eventual construction and improvement works.

The contract is scheduled to span 120 calendar days from the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, after which the consultant will continue to manage the implementation of the retrofitting and expansion works until all structural modifications are fully completed and approved. Delivery of comprehensive technical documentation and compliance with project specifications will be obligatory throughout the contractual period, ensuring that any construction activities arising from the consultant’s recommendations are carried out in a timely and professional manner.

Short‑listing will be based on a pass/fail evaluation of submitted documents, with a minimum rating of seventy percent determined from criteria weighted at fifty percent for firm experience, forty percent for personnel qualifications, and ten percent for current workload relative to capacity. The successful bidder will be selected through a quality–cost based evaluation that balances technical merit and financial proposal, while all bidders must meet the ownership and eligibility restrictions set by Republic Act No. 12009 and its implementing rules. All work shall comply with applicable Philippine structural engineering codes and the procurement must adhere to the implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act No. 12009.

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) is procuring construction management and supervision (CMS) consulting services for the design and build of facility improvements at Camp John Hay. The awardee will provide end‑to‑end project oversight, ensuring that design development, procurement of materials and labor, site construction, commissioning, and final hand‑over adhere to the agreed schedule and quality standards. The primary objective is a fully functional sports complex that meets contemporary design specifications while maintaining operational efficiency and safety.

The consulting contract requires a team with substantial experience in construction management of similar complexes, and key personnel must possess the qualifications and capacity to undertake the project workload. Evaluation of qualified consultants will rely on a quality‑cost based framework, with an 80 % emphasis on technical capability and a 20 % emphasis on financial offer, and will only accept bids that meet the full legal and procedural requirements set out for public bidding. The selected consultant will be obligated to complete the project within 360 calendar days, obtain a certificate of completion, and submit a bid security as stipulated in the bidding instructions.

The Department of Health seeks qualified consulting firms to conduct a comprehensive impact assessment of its Nurse Deployment Program. The evaluation will encompass data collection, analysis, and reporting on program outcomes and will be delivered within a twelve‑month period after the Notice to Proceed. Short‑listing of consultants will be based on past experience, the qualifications of key staff, and current workload relative to capacity, with only five eligible bidders advancing to the bidding stage under a quality‑cost‑based evaluation framework. All bidders must be Filipino citizens or at least 60 % Filipino‑owned entities and must comply with the Implementing Rules and Regulations governing national procurement.

Consultants must meet the Department of Health’s eligibility and evaluation criteria, submit a timely expression of interest with required documentation, and secure a bid security as stipulated. Successful bidders will be required to deliver the assessment using a validated impact evaluation methodology that adheres to the Department of Health's Implementing Rules and Regulations.

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority is re‑tendering consulting services that will provide comprehensive construction management and supervision for the Pasig‑Potrero Bridge Long‑term Solution Projects, Packages 1A and 1B. The engagement requires an end‑to‑end supervisory program that covers design verification, procurement coordination, schedule control, quality assurance, and safety compliance for a construction period of up to 900 calendar days for Package 1A and 630 calendar days for Package 1B, including post‑construction documentation.

Qualified bidders must demonstrate substantial past experience in similar large‑scale bridge projects, possess key personnel with the necessary professional credentials, and prove that their current workload allows full dedication to the contract’s scope and schedule. Evaluation will follow a quality‑cost‑based approach, weighting the technical component at 80 % and the financial component at 20 %. Short‑listing is governed by a pass/fail system that requires a minimum overall score of 70 % and a demonstration of capacity to deliver within the stipulated time frames. Consulting firms must comply with BCDA’s eligibility, technical, and performance criteria under RA No. 12009.