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The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office invites qualified parties to submit bids for the construction completion of a multi‑purpose building, specifically a covered court, to be erected in Barangay Dao, Barangay Poblacion, and Barangay Totolan in Dauis, Bohol. The project involves building, finishing, and equipping the covered court to meet the community’s need for a versatile sporting and event venue, with the works scheduled to be finished within a 150‑day contract period.

The work scope includes all civil, structural, and finishing elements required to bring the covered court to a functional state, ensuring that the facility is safe, compliant with local building codes, and suitable for multiple uses such as sports, assemblies, and other community functions. The procurement requires contractors to demonstrate recent experience with comparable projects, and the tender documents specify that eligible bidders must have completed a similar project within the previous five years.

Bidders must be Filipino citizens or entities with at least 60% Filipino ownership, hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B category (License Category C & D), and be registered in the DPWH Civil Works Application system with current records. Eligible contractors should provide bid security and meet all procedural requirements as outlined by the New Government Procurement Act, with bids screened by the Lowest Calculated Responsive Bid method. Bidders must have completed a comparable project within five years and hold a PCAB license category C or D with at least 60% Filipino ownership.

The Department for Energy Security & Net Zero is procuring contractors to deliver Phase 3 of the Homes for Net Zero research programme, a multiyear, large‑scale trial involving approximately 1,250 owner‑occupied homes. The programme seeks to evaluate practical, scalable pathways to decarbonise complex and space‑constrained domestic properties, with a particular focus on low‑carbon heating solutions such as air‑source heat pumps, reversible air‑to‑air systems and alternative electric domestic hot water options. Researchers will also assess real‑world performance, cost implications and user experience while addressing resilience to climate extremes, including overheating mitigation.

This procurement is organised into four interlinked lots. Lot 1 provides comprehensive trial management, participant coordination, data collection and monitoring operations, and an innovation test bed; Lot 2 focuses on data integration, technical analysis and the development of an analytical framework; Lot 3 designs consumer engagement strategies, delivers social research, and outlines pathways to accelerate uptake of low‑carbon heating; and Lot 4 is responsible for the design, installation, commissioning and ongoing maintenance of heat‑pump and electric heating systems, together with the specification and deployment of monitoring equipment. Partnerships across the lots and alignment with related programmes such as Built Environment Adaptation and Resilience and the Heat Pump Ready Programme are essential to the success of the trial.

Deliverables include annually published research findings, trial delivery summaries, publicly accessible datasets (subject to GDPR), thematic briefs and a final comprehensive report that will directly inform policy development on clean heat, energy efficiency and climate resilience. All data handling and system installations must be performed in compliance with GDPR and meet UK energy labeling and safety standards for heat pump systems.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Zamboanga City 1st District Engineering Office is soliciting bids for the construction of an Administration Building at Western Mindanao State University in Zamboanga City. The project encompasses the design, procurement of materials, construction works, and site preparation necessary to deliver a permanent institutional building that will serve the university’s administrative functions. The work is to be completed within 240 calendar days from the date of contract award, requiring a disciplined schedule and coordinated execution that meets the institution’s functional and safety expectations.

Contractors must demonstrate experience by having successfully finished a comparable project within the previous five years, ensuring they possess the technical competence and proven track record needed for this high‑visibility university facility. Competitive bidding will follow the New Government Procurement Act procedures, with bids opened on September 10, 2026. All submissions must be accompanied by the required bid security as stipulated in the bidding documents. The construction shall be in compliance with Philippine civil engineering standards and applicable building codes.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Batangas 3rd District Engineering Office, is inviting competitive bids for a single lot that involves the construction of an access road and a bridge to connect Barangay Sta. Maria in Sto. Tomas City with Barangay Poblacion 2 in Tanauan City, Batangas. The project falls under the Convergence and Special Support Program with Sustainable Infrastructure Projects Alleviating Gaps (SIPAG) and is intended to improve connectivity to major public buildings and facilities on the National Road corridor. The scope covers the construction of a new concrete road and a bridge spanning Sta. 0+000 to Sta. 0+086 along the specified alignment.

Eligible bidders for this work must demonstrate that they have successfully completed a comparable project within the past five years, as stated in the bidding instructions. The contract will be executed through a public bidding process in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act and the Implementing Rules and Regulations, and the deliverable must be finished within 180 calendar days. Submissions are subject to the approval of the Bid and Award Committee, and any exceedance of the approved budget will lead to automatic rejection.

The contract requires the use of concrete road and bridge structures approved in accordance with Philippine standards, with a completion period of 180 calendar days.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is inviting bids for the construction of a 500‑meter stretch of road located in Purok Nangka, Barangay Matiao, Pantukan, Davao de Oro. The project, identified as Contract ID 26LA0159, covers the entire alignment from station point Sta. 0 + 000.000 to Sta. 0 + 500.000. The work is classified as heavy construction services under the civil works and infrastructure category.

The scope of the works includes full roadway preparation and finishing, comprising excavation, subgrade treatment, and the concreting of a 6.10‑meter wide lane with a nominal thickness of 230 mm. Supporting infrastructure will be constructed along the alignment, such as concrete‑paved shoulders, a sidewalk with curb and gutter, concrete canal lining, and other minor drainage structures. Regulatory signage—parking, loading, and unloading zones—will be installed, and reflectorised thermoplastic pavement markings will be applied to enhance safety.

The contract will be executed over 302 calendar days, and the road shall be concrete paved with a width of 6.10 m and a thickness of 230 mm.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Batangas 3rd District Engineering Office, is issuing a bid invitation for the construction of a new multi‑purpose barangay hall in Barangay II‑A of Mataasnakahoy, Batangas, located at 13.958439, 121.113128. The project falls under the Convergence and Special Support Program of the Basic Infrastructure Program (BIP) and is designated as a single‑lot contract for the erection of a permanent building and structure that will serve as a community civic facility. The bid covers all aspects of civil works, including site preparation, concrete and steel construction, finishings, and ancillary services necessary for a fully operational barangay hall.

Work will be performed at the pre‑identified municipal site, with design, materials, labor, and supervision arranged by the successful contractor under the prevailing Philippine procurement rules. The project emphasizes the need for adherence to the New Government Procurement Act (NGPA), inclusive of a pass/fail criterion, and requires bidders to demonstrate recent experience with comparable municipal infrastructure projects within the last five years. All approved contractors must submit their bids by the stipulated deadline of 27 August 2026 and secure a bid security as mandated in the bidding documents.

Construction must be completed within 150 calendar days and meet all applicable Philippine building and construction standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Batangas 3rd District Engineering Office is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation of access roads and/or bridges leading from the national road to major public buildings and facilities within Barangay Don Juan, Sta. 0 + 030 to Sta. 0 + 080 in Cuenca, Batangas. The project is part of the Sustainable Infrastructure Projects Alleviating Gaps (SIPAG) program and will include the construction of new access roads or bridges as necessary while also restoring slope protection along the existing roadway to improve safety and connectivity for the local community.

This single‑lot contract requires bidders to have successfully completed a similar civil works project within the past five years and to comply with the provisions of the New Government Procurement Act. Bidders must submit a bid security and compete through a pass/fail evaluation based on the technical proposals. The work is to be completed within 150 calendar days from the start of construction. Eligible contractors must be Filipino or possess at least sixty percent equity held by Filipino nationals.

The project shall be performed in accordance with the Philippine Engineering Standards for road design and stabilization, ensuring proper slope protection and structural integrity of the rehabilitated road and any bridge elements.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Zamboanga City 1st District Engineering Office is inviting bids for a single‑lot civil works project under the title “Widening of Permanent Bridges – Talisayan Bridge (B001160MN) along Zamboanga City–Labuan–Limpapa Road.” The procurement concerns the expansion of the existing bridge structure to improve vehicular and pedestrian capacity on the arterial route connecting Zamboanga City to the surrounding areas. The scope encompasses the design, construction and any related permanent works necessary to widen the bridge while maintaining continuous traffic flow and structural integrity during the project life cycle.

Bidding will be conducted under the Competitive Bidding (Public Bidding) method pursuant to the Implementing Rules and Regulations and the latest Philippine Government Procurement Act. The contract is priced under a regular agency fund, with a single lot awarding to qualified bidders who meet the eligibility criteria of the Department and possess relevant experience in similar bridge widening or rehabilitation projects within the last five years. The successful contractor will be required to complete the works within the stipulated period, coordinate traffic management plans, and adhere to all safety, quality and environmental safeguards customary for national bridge projects.

All works shall comply with the Philippine Standard for Highway Bridge Design and Construction.

The Department of Public Works and Highways Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is soliciting bids for heavy construction services on the Asuncion–San Isidro–Laak–Veruela road segment K1518 + 421 to K1518 + 513. The project covers a 91‑meter length of roadway located in Laak, Davao de Oro, and includes comprehensive earthwork and structural works that will protect and stabilize the road corridor while enhancing its operational integrity. The contract is structured as a single lot, encompassing all work required for the comprehensive rehabilitation of the specified corridor.

The scope of work includes construction of grouted riprap slope protection, roadway and surplus common excavation, reconstruction of damaged pavement, construction of canal lining and other minor drainage structures, erection of a mechanised soil‑cement (MSE) wall, and application of reflectorised thermoplastic pavement markings. The selected contractor must perform all geotechnical and civil procedures in accordance with the design specifications for grouted riprap slope protection, MSE wall, excavation, drainage, pavement reconstruction, and reflective thermoplastic pavement markings for the designated 91 m section.