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The Armed Forces of the Philippines, through the General Headquarters Bids and Awards Committee 2, seeks consulting services to perform a comprehensive technical evaluation, review, and professional signing and sealing of the Detailed Architectural and Engineering Designs (DAED) for six major infrastructure projects. These projects comprise a 5‑storey Joint Warfare Training Center, a 6‑storey Command and Control Headquarters with basement parking, a 7‑storey Command and Control Complex for the GHQ and HSC, an AFP Cyber Complex (administrative building), a Logistics One‑stop Complex with solar roof power generation, and a 6‑storey Centralized Command and Control Facility for personnel and special staff. The combined floor area of these projects is 59,226 square meters, and the contract requires completion of all consultancy deliverables within ninety calendar days from receipt of the Notice to Proceed.

The procurement invites professional firms or individuals to submit a short‑listing dossier that demonstrates applicable experience, key personnel qualifications, and current capacity to handle the workload. Short‑listed bidders, judged by a highest‑rated responsive bid procedure, will be invited to participate in the competitive bidding process and submit detailed proposals that include the technical and financial evidence of their competencies. The selection will rely on a quality‑cost based evaluation, employing a 70 % minimum rating threshold for key criteria such as experience, staff qualification, and workload capacity.

All contractors must comply with the National Building Code of the Philippines and the professional standards required for the signing and sealing of architectural and engineering documents.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Regional Office IX, seeks bids for a design‑and‑build contract to construct a common post‑harvest facility in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte. The project involves the planning, engineering, procurement of materials, erection of a nonresidential building, and integration of post‑harvest handling infrastructure to support local fisheries operations. The facility is intended to provide storage, processing, and preservation services for fishery products, thereby enhancing the value chain and resilience of the coastal community.

Contractors will be required to complete the design, construction, commissioning, and testing phases within a single integrated delivery package. The bid must demonstrate capability in executing comparable civil works projects within the last five years, ensuring compliance with the World Bank Procurement Guidelines and the Philippine procurement framework. The selected awardee will manage all aspects of the project from site preparation through to full operational handover, coordinating with the procuring entity for inspections and approvals.

The work must be finished within three hundred (300) calendar days from the contract date and shall meet all applicable safety and quality standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office IV‑A, is procuring consulting services to conduct a full‑scale feasibility study for the Rosario Bypass Road (Phase II) in Batangas province. The consultant will perform comprehensive development, technical, and institutional analyses, then prepare a definitive implementation plan based on the most current data. The work is to be completed within 180 calendar days from receipt of the Notice to Proceed, with all deliverables submitted to the DPWH Regional Office in Calamba, Laguna. The project adheres to the FY 2026 General Appropriations Act budgetary guidelines and the applicable implementing rules and regulations for procurement. The required study must include a Development Impact Study, a Technical Analysis, and an Institutional Analysis as stipulated in DPWH Department Order No. 47 Series of 2022.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Regional Office IV‑A is soliciting consulting services to carry out a comprehensive feasibility study and parcelary survey for the proposed Mayapa‑Bungo Bypass Road Phase III in Laguna Province. The engagement requires an experienced engineering firm to produce a detailed technical report that incorporates updated data and articulates a definitive implementation plan, including economic, social, environmental, and institutional analyses, as well as financial, financing, and market‑risk assessments. The consultant will provide a parcelary survey to support the study, ensuring that all phases of the deliverable comply with DPWH Department Order No. 47 series 2022 and follow the required procurement guidelines.

The project mandates that the final feasibility study and parcelary survey be delivered within 120 calendar days from the issuance of the Notice to Proceed and that the consultant demonstrate full compliance with the technical, personnel, workload, and financial capacity criteria specified in the bidding documents. All submissions must be prepared in the formal, precise language expected for professional engineering consultancy work. The study shall meet the minimum technical standards set by the Department of Public Works and Highways.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Regional Office IV‑A is procuring consulting services to conduct a comprehensive full‑scale feasibility study and a parcelary survey for Phase 2 of the Indang‑Mendez‑Alfonso Diversion Road in Cavite Province. This study will evaluate the proposed roadway alignment and design options, compiling a definitive implementation plan that integrates engineering design, environmental considerations, and socio‑economic impacts. The consultant is required to deliver a complete feasibility report, which will serve as the basis for project decision‑making and subsequent road construction phases.

The final preparation must comply with Department Order No. 47, Series of 2022, and must include a development impact study, a technical analysis, and an institutional analysis. The deliverables are due within 213 calendar days from the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, ensuring timely provision of the necessary planning and survey data for the project's advancement.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Regional Office IV‑A is procuring consulting services for the conduct of a full‑scale feasibility study and parcellary survey of the Lipa City‑San Jose Road (Phase III) in Batangas Province. The project requires a comprehensive engineering and planning analysis that will produce a definitive implementation plan for the proposed road scheme, incorporating contemporary design standards and ensuring compatibility with local and regional transportation objectives.

The consultant will deliver a report that includes an economic analysis, social impact assessment, environmental impact assessment, institutional analysis, implementation plan, mode of financing, financial analysis, and market risk assessment. The work necessitates accurate surveying data, updated traffic and land use information, and the integration of alternative schemes and configurations to determine the most viable and sustainable solution for the roadway.

The final documentation must incorporate the specified analytic components—economic, social, environmental, institutional, implementation, financing, financial, and market risk assessments.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Regional Office IV‑A is procuring professional engineering consulting services for the conduct of a full‑scale feasibility study and parcelary survey of the proposed Indang‑Amadeo Diversion Road, Province of Cavite, Phase 2. The consultant will prepare a comprehensive report that evaluates the project from multiple perspectives, including economic, social, environmental, and institutional analyses, and will develop a detailed implementation plan, financing mode, financial analysis, and market risk assessment. The study will be based on updated data and must conform to the requirements of DPWH Department Order No. 47 Series of 2022, ensuring that all technical, legal, and procedural standards for road diversion projects are consistently met. The contract is to be completed within 120 calendar days from issuance of the Notice to Proceed.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office IV‑A is seeking professional consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study and parcelary survey of the proposed Alaminos‑San Pablo‑Tiaong Diversion Road (Phase III) spanning the provinces of Laguna and Quezon. The project requires the consultant to evaluate the proposed route, produce an updated feasibility assessment, and deliver an implementation plan that assesses economic, social, environmental, institutional, and financial aspects of the project.

The expected deliverables include a full feasibility study that incorporates economic analysis, social impact assessment, environmental impact assessment, institutional analysis, implementation plan, mode of financing, financial analysis, and market risk assessment based on updated information and alternative schemes. In addition, the consultant must produce a detailed parcelary survey of the proposed road alignment. The study must meet the standards and requirements outlined in DPWH Department Order No. 47, Series of 2022, and the contract must be completed within 150 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed.

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) seeks qualified consulting professionals to prepare the Detailed Engineering Design (DED) of the road network and utilities throughout Bonifacio Capital District. The project requires comprehensive engineering studies, design drawings, specifications, and cost estimates necessary to guide subsequent construction of transportation corridors and associated utility infrastructure within the district. BCDA’s procurement aims to secure expertise that can translate the district’s master plan into detailed, actionable design documents that reflect modern transportation and utilities engineering practices.

Eligible consultants will undergo a formal short‑listing based on a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient experience, qualified key personnel, and adequate capacity to undertake the assignment within a 270‑day completion window. All bids will be evaluated with 80 % weight on technical proposals and 20 % on financial proposals, and participation is limited to Filipino citizens or entities where at least 60 % of ownership is Philippine‑based. Successful consultants will be required to submit bid securities, certify current workload, and adhere to prescribed bidding procedures, while BCDA reserves the right to reject or accept bids in accordance with applicable regulations.

All design work must comply with Philippine engineering standards and all relevant legislative and regulatory requirements.