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The tender invites suppliers to join a single, multi‑supplier Heating, Electrical, Mechanical and Decarbonisation Framework that will deliver a comprehensive range of works and associated services to both domestic and non‑domestic properties across the UK. The framework is designed to provide an integrated, end‑to‑end solution for the installation, upgrading, servicing, inspection, maintenance and repair of heating, electrical, mechanical, renewable and low‑carbon systems, thereby supporting a wide spectrum of property owners and landlords. Its purpose is to create a flexible, responsive procurement arrangement capable of evolving with regulatory changes, emerging technologies and grant‑funded energy‑performance programmes.

The scope of procurement covers HVAC and renewable heating systems such as gas, oil, solid‑fuel and electric boilers, air‑source, ground‑source and solar‑assisted heat pumps, biomass boilers, micro‑CHP, heat networks, solar thermal, wind turbines and other low‑carbon options. It also includes hot‑water services—cylinders, tanks, pumps, pipelines and controls—along with cleaning, flushing, scaling and insulation services. Electrical works encompass rewiring, upgrading, testing, certification, consumer-unit installation, protection devices, lighting, sockets, ventilation, fire–alarm systems, electric‑vehicle charging infrastructure and related control equipment. Mechanical works cover ventilation with heat recovery, ventilation‑related controls, and associated mechanical equipment for heating and hot‑water systems. The decarbonisation aspect extends to solar photovoltaic and battery storage, smart heating controls, sensors, monitoring, energy‑performance assessments, retrofit coordination, PAS 2035 compliance, Legionella risk assessment and project‑management services for studies, grant programmes and large‑scale retrofit projects.

Suppliers, whether directly appointed or through a declared supply chain, must demonstrate the capability to deliver the full spectrum of the above works and services, coordinating across disciplines and with other framework partners where necessary. The framework is intended to remain adaptable, allowing integration of new standards, technologies and funding streams throughout its term. All works must comply with current UK technical standards and statutory regulations.

The Department of Transportation intends to award a single‑lot consulting contract to provide professional advisory services for the development of a Strategic Air Transport Development Plan and the preparation of an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for all airport development projects within the Province of Cebu. The chosen consultant will conduct a comprehensive analysis of current and projected air‑transport flows, assess capacity and infrastructure needs, and develop strategic planning documents that support the province’s aviation development objectives.

Qualified bidders must demonstrate extensive experience in aviation planning and environmental assessment, the ability to deploy appropriately qualified technical teams, and sufficient capacity to complete the work within a 300‑day period from the notice to proceed. Eligibility will be evaluated against a pass‑fail criterion, and shortlisted firms—at least three—will be invited to submit bids that are assessed through a 80 % technical and 20 % financial quality‑cost based evaluation. All consultants must be Philippine‑based entities or possess majority ownership by Filipino citizens and must comply with the procurement rules set forth in RA No. 12009 and its implementing regulations. Submission of short‑listing documents is required by 21 September 2026, and bids will be opened and evaluated according to the stated criteria.

All deliverables shall be prepared in accordance with Philippine environmental and social impact assessment standards, including the guidelines of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council for aviation projects.

This tender invites qualified consulting companies to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study and master plan for the New Surigao Airport Development Project, with the additional mandate to prepare an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment and a Land Acquisition and Resettlement Action Plan. The Department of Transportation, through the 2026 General Appropriations Act, has earmarked an approved budget of PHP 87,640,350 for the contract. The procurement is limited to a single lot, classified under professional engineering services, and the contract term requires completion within 360 calendar days following the notice to proceed.

Prospective consultants must demonstrate extensive experience in similar airport engineering projects, a qualified personnel roster capable of handling the project's technical complexity, and a manageable current workload relative to capacity. The bidding will follow a competitive selection format with a non‑discretionary ‘pass/fail’ eligibility phase, and the final award will utilize a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection procedure, weighting technical performance at eighty percent and financial at twenty percent. Only firms with at least sixty percent ownership or capital stock held by Philippine citizens are eligible to bid.

All submissions must meet the stipulated environmental and social assessment standards as required by Philippine environmental legislation and the New Government Procurement Act.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office is soliciting consulting services to provide comprehensive architectural and engineering design for the construction of new branch office buildings in three distinct provinces: Camarines Norte (Branch B), Western Samar (Branch A), and Surigao del Sur (Branch C). The scope encompasses a full design deliverable cycle that begins with a thirty‑day field study and investigation for each site, followed by a sixty‑day detailed architectural and engineering design phase. The design work must be completed within the stipulated timelines and in a manner that fulfills the functional, safety, and operational requirements of a modern government office facility.

Interested consulting firms must submit Expressions of Interest and short‑listing documents by the specified deadline, and will be evaluated on a pass/fail basis using a weighted scoring system that considers past project experience, personnel availability, and current workload. Only consultants who achieve a minimum of eighty percent on this evaluation will be shortlisted for bidding. The successful bidder will be required to comply with all applicable Philippine engineering and architectural standards and regulations, and to secure a bid security in accordance with the procurement guidelines.

The Tender for the construction of the Cupis Elementary School facilities in Conner, Apayao, involves the erection of a single‑storey building that will house two new classrooms. The project, comprising civil works for a modest educational structure, is intended to improve local learning environments by providing dedicated spaces equipped with the full set of school furnishings. The construction is to be carried out by a PCAB‑licensed or otherwise qualified contractor who has previously completed comparable school projects of at least one‑half the monetary value of the proposed work.

The delivery site is the Cupis Elementary School campus located in Conner, Apayao, and the work is scheduled to be completed under a public‑bidding procurement process governed by the provincial government’s standard construction guidelines. The contract obligates the contractor to deliver a two‑classroom, single‑storey structure that is fully furnished with approved school furniture, thereby meeting the specific educational and functional needs of the community.

The Province of Apayao is inviting PCAB‑licensed contractors to submit bids for the construction of a two‑storey educational facility for Luna National High School situated in Luna, Apayao. The project will comprise ten classrooms, a dedicated computer laboratory and a science laboratory, all fully furnished with bundled school furniture to provide a complete learning environment. The new structure is intended to enhance instructional capacity and support modern educational practices at a key secondary institution within the province.

Eligible bidders must possess experience in comparable construction projects of equal or greater scope and value, and must demonstrate compliance with the applicable Philippine Building Code, fire‑resistance requirements, and Department of Education facility standards for lighting, ventilation, and technology infrastructure. All work must meet the established performance specifications for classroom acoustics, laboratory safety, and sustainable energy use as prescribed in the project guidelines.

The Crown Commercial Service has established the Spark: The Technology Innovation Marketplace as a dynamic purchasing system that enables central government departments and the wider public sector to acquire a broad spectrum of innovative technology products and services. The framework is designed to allow a wide range of suppliers, including small and medium‑sized enterprises, to register and compete for contracts that are tailored to specific subject areas, delivery methods, geographical locations, and security requirements. The system currently supports subject areas such as corporate finance, health diagnostics, local government waste management, defence and security, and education, while delivery methods span Internet of Things devices, artificial intelligence applications, data management platforms, and a variety of other emerging technologies. Applicants are required to indicate the categories they can deliver in order to be shortlisted for relevant call‑for‑competition opportunities, which are issued through an electronic e‑sourcing portal.

Suppliers who are appointed to the Spark dynamic purchasing system agree to provide the requested goods or services under the terms defined in the dynamic purchasing system agreement. The framework permits multiple call‑off contracts over its lifespan, with the current contract period extended until 15 February 2029, allowing contracting authorities flexibility to award work across the life of the system. The procurement targets innovative solutions that qualify as radical or disruptive innovation, with a clear emphasis on security and data protection; all nominated suppliers must meet Cyber Essentials certification at the time of the first contract, and products or services must comply with the specified official or above‑official security levels. The framework also incorporates requirements for intellectual property management, environmental and social value considerations, and continuous improvement and monitoring metrics, ensuring that the technology supplied meets publicly defined standards and regulatory expectations.

Public Sector Buyers across the UK are seeking to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for ethically and sustainably sourced Construction, Works, and Professional Services. This DPS will provide a streamlined procurement route for public sector buyers prioritizing social and environmental impact in their construction projects.

The DPS encompasses two primary categories of procurement: Construction Works, including building and infrastructure projects, and Professional Services essential to construction endeavors. These services encompass architectural design, engineering, project management, and other related fields.

Suppliers participating in the DPS must adhere to stringent ethical and sustainability standards. This includes demonstrating ethical practices throughout their supply chains, addressing concerns such as modern slavery. Suppliers are also expected to prioritize sustainability through carbon reduction initiatives, water conservation measures, responsible waste management, and adherence to circular economy principles. Furthermore, projects undertaken through this DPS should demonstrably contribute to social value themes, including Covid-19 recovery, mitigating economic inequality, combating climate change, promoting equal opportunity, and enhancing overall wellbeing. Suppliers are required to comply with the Government's prompt payment policy for subcontractors.

The Municipality of Porac in the province of Pampanga is procuring six thousand vials of human insulin formulated as a 70/30 mixture for use by residents who require continuous insulin therapy. The intent of the procurement is to provide a reliable supply of the drug to meet the immediate medical needs of the local population and to reduce out‑of‑pocket expenses for patients managing diabetes. The administrative framework for the procurement is governed by the Republic of the Philippines’ public procurement statutes, and the goods are to be delivered within a strict fifteen‑calendar‑day timeframe.

The insulin product must be packaged in standard vials suitable for sterile injection and should comply with the dosage strength and concentration specified by national pharmaceutical regulations. Bidders are expected to include all relevant documentation that demonstrates qualification, legal eligibility, and the capacity to deliver the full quantity within the stipulated schedule. In addition, the vending entity must present manufacturer authorization and confirm that each vial meets the required pharmacological quality standards.