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The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) is procuring consulting services to produce and deliver the BCDA Strategic Communications and Developmental Advocacy Program. The selected consultant will design, coordinate, and implement comprehensive communication strategies, content production, and advocacy activities that support BCDA’s institutional objectives across Metro Manila and related jurisdictions. The engagement covers all phases of program development, from research and planning to creative production and execution, culminating in the delivery of finalized communication assets and advocacy outputs.

Eligibility and selection will be governed by the New Government Procurement Act (RA 12009) and its implementing rules, with bidders required to be Filipino citizens or entities with 60 % Filipino ownership, demonstrating relevant experience, qualified key personnel, and adequate capacity. Short‑listing will be based on a non‑discretionary pass‑fail criterion, followed by a quality‑based evaluation to determine the highest‑rated bid; the contract term is limited to one year or until issuance of the completion certificate. All consulting services must comply with RA 12009 and its implementing rules and regulations.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority is seeking a qualified consulting firm to undertake the consolidation and finalization of the Feasibility Study for the Clean Metro Manila Project. The selected consultant will develop a comprehensive study that satisfies the appraisal requirements of both the Philippine government and the World Bank, providing a definitive basis for project approval. The assignment involves reviewing, integrating, and enhancing existing technical, financial, economic, environmental, and social data supplied by the MMDA’s Secretariat for Water Management, and producing a unified feasibility report that adheres to the Department of Economy, Planning and Development – Investment Coordination Committee format.

In addition to completing the study, the consultant will identify and address any data gaps, incorporate supplementary technical documentation, and prepare supporting presentation materials as required by the Investment Coordination Committee and the MMDA. The consultancy contract is set for a maximum of three months, intended to commence in the third quarter of the current year. The work must meet stringent standards, including ISO 9001/14001 certification, adherence to local environmental laws such as RA 12009, and compliance with World Bank procurement regulations and technical guidelines.

The Department of Transportation is inviting qualified consulting entities to prepare a comprehensive package of studies and plans for the Sulu Airport Development Project. The package includes a Feasibility Study and Master Plan, an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), and a Land Acquisition and Resettlement Action Plan (LARAP). These documents are aimed at informing the design, environmental compliance, and social mitigation measures essential for the planning, construction, and operation phases of the airport development.

Short‑listing will be based on a weighted evaluation of applicable experience, the qualifications of project personnel, and current workload capacity, with a minimum threshold of 70 points to qualify. The successful consultant will be required to complete the work within 360 calendar days from the notice to proceed, submit a bid security, and meet all requirements under the implementing rules of RA No. 12009. The evaluation of technical and financial proposals will follow a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation/Selection procedure weighted 80 % technical and 20 % financial.

Consultants must demonstrate proven experience in delivering comprehensive airport feasibility, master planning, environmental/social impact assessment, and land acquisition and resettlement action plans that comply with national procurement regulations and environmental standards applicable to large infrastructure projects.

The Department of Transportation is inviting qualified consulting firms to undertake a comprehensive feasibility study, master plan, and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for the Cagayancillo and Taytay airport development projects. The engagement requires integrated analysis of technical, financial, and environmental aspects to support the design, construction, and operational planning of the two new airport facilities. Consultants will provide a detailed assessment of site suitability, projected traffic, infrastructure requirements, and potential social or ecological impacts, culminating in a master plan that aligns with national aviation and transportation standards.

Applicants must satisfy the Department’s eligibility criteria, achieve a minimum score of 70 points on the technical scoring matrix, and pass the non‑discretionary “pass/fail” evaluation under the New Government Procurement Act. The contract is to be executed within 300 calendar days, or ten months, from the Notice to Proceed, and will be evaluated using a quality‑cost based approach that weights technical performance at eighty percent and financial proposals at twenty percent. The successful bid will be required to meet the stipulated bid security requirements and adhere to all procurement and bidding guidelines.

All deliverables must comply with the Department’s technical standards for aviation development and environmental assessment, and must be submitted in accordance with the environmental regulations stipulated by the national government and ISO 14001 requirements for the Cagayancillo and Taytay airport development projects.

The Dynamic Purchasing System – DIO – is an arrangement set up by Arendal municipality to streamline the procurement of contractor services, machines and equipment needed to support municipal work teams when internal capacity is insufficient. The system allows qualified providers to supply a range of professionals, machinery, and support services that can be deployed flexibly across different municipal assignments, ensuring that the municipality can respond quickly to emerging needs.

Contractors will be expected to supplement and, where necessary, assist municipal crews on a variety of projects. These tasks can range from single‑operator jobs with accompanying vehicles to large multi‑layer projects that require extensive machines and coordinated crews. The scope of work includes road, water, and sewage construction carried out alongside the municipality’s own site layers; hiring of machines with or without drivers; provision of skilled operators for municipal equipment; execution of drilling and blasting; as well as the delivery of other relevant machinery and equipment. In addition to large‑scale assignments, contractors may be called upon for minor groundwork, site preparation, sprinkler and drainage work, simple ground surveys, excavation assistance, roadside and ditch purification, and other independent jobs that arise during construction projects.

All services, personnel and equipment supplied under the DIO must be capable of rapid deployment, fully adapted to the specific requirements of each municipal assignment, and comply with Norwegian safety and environmental standards.

Oslo municipality, through the Agency for Urban Environment, is seeking to establish a non‑exclusive framework agreement to cover the outdoor installation of lighting and other electrical installations across the city and its surrounding regions, including the countryside and Inner Oslofjord. The procurement will provide the municipality and its various departments, companies, and city districts with a flexible mechanism for future call‑offs, through which electrical services—primarily lighting installations, control systems, current arrangements, infrastructure development, and the assembly of lighting fixtures—may be ordered, as well as the supply of individual goods such as masts and foundations. The framework is intended to replace the existing agreement expiring November 2026, with a maximum term of four years starting December 2026, and an estimated annual value of up to NOK 30 million, while allowing call‑offs with a cumulative value capped at NOK 120 million.

The work encompassed by the framework agreement will be executed within Oslo municipality’s borders and within the municipality‑administered countryside areas and Inner Oslofjord. Call‑offs will be managed directly by the contracting authority, and the relationship will be governed by the Standard Contract Terms for Oslo municipality’s procurement of trade services, supplemented by specifications for each call‑off and the tenderer’s response. The arrangement offers the contracting authority the ability to maintain operational flexibility, and while it remains non‑exclusive, the municipality may also procure comparable services from other suppliers where needed. All electrical installations and services must meet the applicable Norwegian technical standards for outdoor lighting and electrical infrastructure.

The Provincial Government of Apayao is inviting qualified contractors to undertake the construction of a Child Development Center (Phase II) in Allangigan, Conner, Apayao. This civil works project is part of a broader public bidding initiative that also includes similar facilities in other localities. The tender specifies that prospective bidders must have experience with comparable projects of at least half the proposed value to ensure competence and reliability.

The work will include the design, site preparation, structural construction, interior finishes, and installation of necessary utilities to create a safe, functional environment for child development activities. Contractors are required to meet all applicable building codes, safety regulations, and design standards set for educational and child‑care facilities. All construction must comply with the applicable Philippine National Building Code and local building ordinances.

The Provincial Government of Apayao seeks a qualified contractor to design, construct, and complete a new one‑story classroom structure with an attached bundle of school furniture for Luna Central School in Luna, Apayao. This project entails the full civil works required to erect a purpose‑built classroom space inclusive of foundations, superstructure, roofing, and all finish works, as well as the installation and provisioning of a complete set of functional classroom furnishings. The building will provide an adequate, safe, and conducive learning environment for students attending Luna Central School.

The contractor will deliver a single‑storey classroom facility that sits within the approved site plan and adheres to local building codes and provincial regulations on educational structures. All construction activities will be executed to conventional standards for durable, fire‑resistant, and energy‑efficient school buildings, and the bundled furniture will satisfy the specified dimensions, ergonomics, and material quality appropriate for primary–secondary classrooms. Upon completion, the building and furniture must be ready for immediate use by the school community, meeting all applicable civil and design standards.

The Province of Apayao has issued an invitation for bidding on the construction of a single‑story, two‑classroom facility for Kumao Elementary School in Kabugao. The project calls for a complete siting and site‑development package, including grading, paving, storm‑water drainage, and compliance with local land‑use ordinances. The contractor will also supply and install a complete set of school furniture, ensuring that all furnishings meet current safety and ergonomic standards for child‑age learners.

In addition to the core classroom construction, the contract requires the integration of a renewable energy system; a solar photovoltaic array must be installed and connected to the building’s electrical service to provide a substantial portion of the facility’s power needs. The building envelope, interior finishes, and mechanical fittings are to be delivered in accordance with the Philippine Building Code, while all installed equipment shall observe the applicable electrical and fire‑safety regulations.

The construction must incorporate a Class 2 photovoltaic system providing at least 3 kW of solar power, compliant with the Philippine Electrical Code.