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The Provincial Government of Northern Samar seeks bids for the construction of Barangay Zone 3 at Sitio Malaguinara, Barangay Malobago, FMR San Roque. The project requires the development of essential civic infrastructure, including roadways, drainage, utilities, and public facilities, to establish a fully functional barangay zone within this community. The scope of work encompasses all civil engineering and construction activities necessary to deliver a complete and operational zone ready for public use.

Proposals must be submitted by Filipino‑owned entities in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act's pass/fail evaluation system. Bidders must provide a bid security in the required amount and demonstrate experience on a similar project, ensuring readiness to begin work upon award. Timelines are stringent, with a mandatory completion window of 360 calendar days from the bid receipt date, and all documents must be received by the deadline of September 22, 2026. The bidding process will include a pre‑bid conference, bid opening, and strict compliance with procurement regulations.

All construction works shall be performed in accordance with applicable Philippine engineering, safety, and quality standards.

The Municipality of Ibaan, Batangas seeks to purchase a single garbage compactor truck to enhance the efficiency and capacity of its municipal solid waste collection and transportation system. The acquisition will be funded through a 20 % Development Fund allocation of ₱3,000,000.00, and the selected truck must be delivered within sixty calendar days of the Notice to Proceed. The Municipal Government requires bidders to have completed a similar contract within the previous two years, and the procurement process will be conducted under a competitive bidding framework with a pass/fail criterion in accordance with the Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 12009.

The procurable garbage compactor truck is a 12 m³ cargo body vehicle with overall dimensions of 8600 × 2550 × 3150 mm, a gross vehicle weight of 14,300 kg, and a GVW capacity exceeding 10 kN. It is powered by a 147 kW, 6‑cylinder YC61200‑46 diesel engine equipped with Euro IV compliance, DPF, and SCR emission controls, and offers a 102 km/h top speed and 38–40 % gradeability. The truck includes three‑way hydraulic steering, dual‑circuit air brakes, a 300‑liter fuel tank, integrated 24‑V electrical system with dual 12‑V batteries, and a high‑tensile steel frame. The municipality will receive the unit fully assembled, with a one‑year warranty, onsite maintenance, operator training, comprehensive insurance, and all necessary DILG and DENR permits, and will undertake full transfer and registration to the LGU. The equipment must meet Euro IV emission standards.

The Cirrus Consortium Materials Supply Framework is a long‑term procurement initiative established by the Cirrus Consortium, with Coastline Housing Ltd acting as the principal contracting authority and Cirrus Purchasing Ltd serving as managing agent. It is designed to secure a four‑year supply arrangement, commencing January 2027, that covers a wide array of construction and maintenance items across seven distinct lots. The framework will engage multiple suppliers—approximately seven for the managed services lot and ten for each of the remaining lots—to provide an enduring source of essential materials and services to consortium members.

The consortium will procure a comprehensive range of goods and services. Lot 1 seeks a managed services solution capable of providing an extensive catalogue of building materials, plumbing and heating supplies, electrical components, highways and civil materials, painting and decorating products, as well as tool and plant hire. Lot 2 covers general building materials such as aggregates, cement, plaster, insulation, and associated chemicals and fastenings. Lot 3 addresses plumbing, heating and renewable heating products, including sanitaryware, pipework, gas spares and renewable heating technologies. Lot 4 supplies electrical materials, switchgear, protective devices and renewable photovoltaic equipment. Lot 5 provides materials for highways, drainage and civil engineering works, while Lot 6 supplies a full range of painting and decorating products and tenant decorating packs, and Lot 7 covers the hire and purchase of hand‑held power tools, access equipment, civil plant, and site welfare facilities.

Suppliers for the managed services lot must demonstrate a minimum of two managed service contracts for contracting authorities within the last three years and must be able to offer direct IT integration, dedicated stock holding, van stock management, out‑of‑hours provision, welfare facilities for client staff, KPI and SLA monitoring, training, waste management, consolidated invoicing, and factoring of third‑party items. All supplied materials and services are required to meet applicable UK safety, health, and sustainability standards.

The London Borough of Croydon, acting together with the London Boroughs of Camden, Haringey, Harrow, Islington, Lambeth and Tower Hamlets, is inviting tenders for the provision of Corporate Property, Liability and Terrorism insurance to be held by the Insurance London Consortium (ILC). The procurement is divided into three distinct lots that will cover the comprehensive insurance needs of the consortium for a period of five years.

Lot 1 consists of property insurance that must cover material damage risks to buildings, contents, infrastructure, plant and equipment, as well as other assets owned, leased or managed by the consortium members, and should include business‑interruption and loss‑of‑revenue cover where applicable. Lot 2 requires terrorism insurance that protects insured property and compensates for any financial losses arising from acts of terrorism, including physical damage and consequential losses; tenderers must provide detailed coverage limits, exclusions and arrangements with reinsurance facilities such as Pool Re or its equivalent. Lot 3 is aimed at casualty insurance, encompassing Public, Employers’, Products, Officials’, Members’, Professional Indemnity and, where relevant, Abuse and Molestation liability programmes, together with any other related liability cover specified in the Schedule of Requirements.

Tenders will be evaluated with a weighting of sixty percent for price and forty percent for quality, and must be submitted electronically through the designated portal by the appointed deadline. All proposals must demonstrate compliance with UK insurance regulatory standards and include appropriate reinsurance arrangements as stipulated.

Devon County Council is inviting suppliers to participate in an open framework for Independent and Alternative Education Support for children and young people within the county. The framework is divided into four distinct lots. Lot 1a covers pre‑16 education placements for individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) or an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) in independent schools, independent special schools or non‑maintained special schools. Lot 1b is dedicated to post‑16 placements for the same group in independent post‑16 settings, independent special post‑16 schools and colleges. Lot 2a requires bespoke packages of Alternative Education Provision that form part of an education other than at school (EOTAS) specified within a child’s or young person’s statutory EHCP. Lot 2b invites proposals for bespoke alternative provision supporting reintegration into mainstream schools or transition to other education settings. All works will be performed under the contractual location UKK, with all bids forwarded electronically via the South West tendering portal.

All awarded contracts will be assessed exclusively on the quality of the proposed services, with providers expected to deliver high‑standard, individualized educational support that complies with the statutory requirements outlined in the EHCP framework and the specific needs of each child or young person.

The University of the Philippines Open University is inviting qualified consulting firms to provide detailed architectural and engineering designs for the proposed construction of a new warehouse building on its campus. The procurement seeks a comprehensive set of design deliverables that will guide the project from concept through construction, incorporating all necessary architectural and engineering disciplines required for a functional, safe, and sustainable facility. The contract value is capped at one million three hundred fifty thousand Philippine pesos, with a fixed completion window of ninety calendar days beginning seven days after the issuance of the notice to proceed.

Eligible bidders must submit a short‑listing dossier by 6 October 2026 and satisfy a strict pass/fail eligibility test based on experience, personnel, and current workload. Successful consultants will be selected through a quality‑cost based evaluation, and the awarded firm will be required to deliver the full design package in compliance with all Philippine building codes, regulatory provisions, and the specific technical specifications outlined in the tender documents.

The Metro Go Technical Services Contract is awarded to support Nexus in replacing and modernising the current Digital Command and Control system across the Tyne and Wear network. The successful contractor will develop the comprehensive specification for a new Digital Command and Control system, the associated Control Room, peripheral subsystems and a Disaster Recovery Suite, and will coordinate integration with the existing signalling infrastructure. Key deliverables include a correlation and condition survey of the current assets, a full concept of operations, functional specifications and technical tender documents, a digital twin model, ergonomic and human‑factor assessments, and detailed designs for the new Integrated Transport Control Centre and all relevant interfaces.

The contract scope is delivered through two awardable Task Orders and covers a full conversion lifecycle – from design, regulatory interfacing, and environmental mitigation to installation, commissioning, optimisation and post‑service support. The contractor will provide expert guidance on organisational change management, supply chain liaison with radio and train‑fleet stakeholders, data storage and security architecture, and will supply specialist input throughout the tender and supply phases. Stakeholder engagement, programme development, cost estimation, and all planning‑related design work are also integral to the role. All works must comply with CSM safety governance, existing signalling standards and relevant regulatory requirements.

Stoke‑on‑Trent City Council is seeking a Community Support Framework to deliver a broad range of child‑centred services across the city and beyond. The framework will source multiple providers who are able to stabilise children and families with statutory intervention needs, including those with disabilities, the edge of care, or who are in care. Delivered services will comprise short‑break packages, outreach and wrap‑around support, urgent short‑term interventions within 24‑48 hours, and planned interventions such as positive behaviour support, mentoring and structured activities. All providers will work through call‑off agreements with the council, which will oversee the whole framework.

The call‑off is divided into seven distinct lots to address varying levels of complexity and care requirements. Lots 1 and 2 provide short‑break activities for children with disabilities, with lot 2 permitting personal care and requiring CQC registration. Lot 3 extends to children with complex health needs and high‑hour packages, also demanding CQC registration and advanced behaviour‑management capability. Urgent short‑term interim services are offered in lots 5 through 7, the latter two demanding CQC registration, while lot 5 excludes personal care and does not require CQC registration. Lot 4 delivers planned intervention services that do not involve personal care.

All suppliers must be able to deliver services either in the home or the community, with or without personal care depending on the lot, and meet the statutory and professional standards set by the council. CQC registration is mandatory for any lot that involves personal care or the delivery of complex personal care and behaviour management.

NHS Supply Chain is establishing a National Framework Agreement to supply a broad range of diagnostic and capital equipment, along with related accessories and services, across the United Kingdom. The framework will run for eight years, with the first three‑year term defined in this tender. The procurement covers a comprehensive suite of medical technology, including imaging and radiology equipment, specialist imaging tools, decontamination systems, radiotherapy apparatus, endoscopic imaging equipment, robotics, internal radiation therapies, and a wide array of capital medical devices.

The framework is divided into eight distinct lots. Lot 1 covers diagnostic imaging and radiology, encompassing CT scanners, MRI machines, mobile and static X‑ray units, angiography and fluoroscopy suites, nuclear medicine imaging, ultrasound systems, and specialist ultrasound equipment. Lot 2 focuses on specialist imaging such as digital mammography, mobile image intensifiers, lithotripsy units, bone densitometers, and specimen imaging. Lot 3 is dedicated to decontamination capital equipment, including endoscopy decontamination solutions, centralised decontamination systems, water treatment for decontamination equipment, and high‑level disinfection of ultrasound probes. Lot 4 provides radiotherapy treatment systems and ancillary devices. Lot 5 supplies endoscopic imaging equipment, reusable endoscopes, surgical and specialist robots, arthroscopy and laparoscopy scopes for various specialties, and other endoscopic accessories. Lot 6 offers internal radiation therapy supplies such as brachytherapy seeds and selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT) equipment. Lot 7 contains a range of capital medical devices, from patient transfer and operating tables to architectural surgical medical systems, electrosurgical equipment, lasers, anaesthesia machines, neonatal and adult paediatric phototherapy devices, ventilators, microscopy systems, contrast media injectors, radiation protection products, patient monitoring equipment, surgical navigation systems, and bladder scanners.

Tenderers must register and express interest through the NHS Supply Chain e‑Tendering portal, submit responses to the overarching tender and any specific lots desired, and adhere to the stipulated technical specifications for equipment performance, safety, and service requirements. All supplied equipment and accessories must comply with UK NHS Standards and safety regulations.