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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.

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.

A Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Digital Forensic Services is being established. This procurement encompasses a broad spectrum of digital forensic services categorized into distinct Lots.

Data Retrieval services are offered across several Lots, including mobile device data retrieval (Lot 1A), computer data retrieval (Lot 1B), and complex digital data retrieval (Lots 2A-E). Complex digital data retrieval encompasses specialized tasks such as mobile device decryption, chip/data restoration, bespoke solutions development, and HDD/peripherals repair. Forensic Investigation & Evaluation services are provided through Lot 3 for general investigations and Lots 4A-J for specific case evaluations. These evaluations include Cell Site Analysis, Image Enhancement, Video Production, Image Comparison (faces, clothing, vehicles), Audio Enhancement, Analysis, and Voice Comparison.

Quality Assurance services are available through Lots 5A-H, covering Proficiency Testing Trials, Test Data Production, ISO 17020/17025 Training, Tool Training, Method Validation, and Quality Assurance Consultancy. Finally, Lot 6 offers Collection & Delivery services specifically for the complex digital data retrieval (Lots 2A-E) and digital forensic case evaluation (Lots 4A-J) services. The DPS will be in place for eight years and emphasizes quality, standardization, compliance with legislation, and innovation.

The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, through UK Shared Business Services, is establishing a Services Dynamic Purchasing System to enable government departments and arm‑length bodies to procure a wide range of scientific research and advisory services. The DPS will operate until either its advertised value of £9 million is reached or 23 February 2029, whichever occurs first, and suppliers can join at any time during this period by submitting an application on the Jaggaer eSourcing Portal. Successful applicants will be added to a live DPS list and will then have access to a series of mini‑competitions that allow the contracting authorities to award specific research or advisory contracts for topics ranging from chemistry, biology and health research to physics, metrology, materials science, environmental science, astronomy, and computational science.

Suppliers are required to demonstrate in their application that they possess the capability, either through in‑house laboratory facilities or other means, to deliver agreed research or advice in at least one of the broad scientific areas identified by the Department. Information security must be addressed as part of the application, with evidence of suitable policies or certifications, but Cyber Essentials or equivalent accreditation is not mandatory. The DPS is intended to simplify access to specialist scientific expertise for government decision‑making, providing an efficient procurement mechanism that eliminates the need for suppliers to invest in dedicated IT infrastructure or to navigate complex procurement procedures each time a new research need arises.
All applicant evidence must include verification of non‑exclusion grounds and minimum selection criteria, and supported documentation must be submitted electronically within 15 working days of receipt.

Warwickshire County Council is establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System for Business Support Services that comprises thirteen distinct lots. These lots cover a wide array of offerings, including start‑up support, general business support, innovation support, access to finance, resource efficiency, employment and skills development, and sector‑specific support for automotive & manufacturing, digital & creative, low‑carbon economy, retail, hospitality & personal care, rural economy, social care, and visitor economy. By opening the DPS, the council allows qualified providers to register and be notified of individual calls for competition that align with each lot, giving them the option to bid on selected opportunities as they arise.

Once admitted, successful providers will engage through the council’s e‑tendering platform, In‑Tend, where all procurement communications must be forwarded via the system’s correspondence function. Registration to In‑Tend is free, and providers who cannot register are instructed to contact the council by email as an alternative. The scope and funding levels of the lots are subject to change over the duration of the DPS to meet the evolving needs of the council and its customers, and providers may choose which calls to respond to without any obligation to bid on every opportunity.

Providers must be registered with the council’s e‑tendering system, In‑Tend, and comply with the council’s procurement policies and dynamic purchasing system requirements.

SEC Procurement Limited is establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Development and Construction Works. This DPS aims to simplify the procurement process for construction projects across various categories and regions. The system is divided into five distinct project value categories: Site Preparation, New Build & Construction up to £499,999, New Build & Construction from £5 million to £9,999,999, New Build & Construction from £10 million to £49,999,999, and New Build & Construction over £50 million.

Suppliers can apply for inclusion in multiple categories and specify the geographical regions within which they are willing to undertake projects. This regional selection can be modified by suppliers during the DPS lifecycle. Access to the DPS is granted to Corporate Members of SEC Procurement Limited and Public bodies or contracting authorities who sign an Access Agreement as Associate Members.

The DPS framework allows for Further Competition Contracts, with durations potentially exceeding those of individual contracts. SEC Procurement Limited manages the DPS and enters into agreements with successful suppliers.

The tender invites a single supplier to deliver full catering services for the schools under Castle School Education Trust and The Priory Learning Trust. The award will be divided into two separate lots, each covering all meals and related free‑issue provisions required within the respective trust’s schools.

The contract will begin on 1 April 2027 for the Castle School Education Trust and on 1 August 2027 for The Priory Learning Trust, with a three‑year initial term that may be extended for up to two further years at the discretion of each governing body. The trusts plan to consolidate during the contract period, and any additional schools that join the combined entity will be incorporated into the same contracts using the established costing model and for the remainder of the original term. Mobilisation will be staggered to accommodate the size of the engagement.

All catering services must conform to the CPV classification 55524000 for school catering.

The tender invites a single supplier to deliver comprehensive cleaning and, where required, caretaking services for the schools operated by the Castle School Education Trust (CSET) and the Priory Learning Trust (TPLT). Separate lots are awarded, but the same contractor is expected to service both trusts, with mobilisation dates staggered to allow for efficient deployment across the trust networks. The core contract covers all custodial duties within every school building, while caretaking responsibilities are provided in accordance with the detailed specification for each site.

Both trusts intend to expand during the contract term, incorporating additional schools that will join under the same procurement framework. As new institutions enter the trusts’ governance, the selected contractor will extend the same cleaning and caretaking provisions, applying the established costing model and guaranteeing the input hours agreed in the tender. Performance oversight is to be supplied through concise, monthly management reports that update senior management on service delivery and compliance with the trusts’ sustainability and social value targets.

The contract is fixed‑price and requires the supplier to guarantee both the specified input hours and the quality of the cleaning provision, in compliance with the sustainability and social value objectives set out in the specification.

The Department for Work and Pensions has established the Flexible Support Fund Dynamic Purchasing System 2 (FSF DPS 2) to source work‑focused activities for Jobcentre Plus districts throughout England, Scotland and Wales. This procurement framework replaces the previous FSF DPS and will be accessed through the DWP Atamis portal, with an interim offline application process in place while the online system is suspended. New suppliers wishing to join must email the procurement team and create an Atamis account by accepting browser cookies and following the registration instructions on the DWP Atamis landing page.

FSF DPS 2 is designed as a light‑touch procurement scheme under Regulation 74 of the Public Contracts Regulations (2015), targeting social and other services that support employment outcomes. The contract is open to SMEs and VCSEs and covers the entire UK using the International Territorial Levels (ITL) geographic classification. All suppliers must provide work‑focused activities in compliance with the specified regulatory framework.