Featured Tenders

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority has issued an invitation for the procurement of starter toolkits intended for the Implementation of the Fiscal Year 2025 Special Training for Employment Program (STEP). The project covers five distinct training tracks, each corresponding to a distinct lot: Animal Production (Poultry‑Chicken) NC II, Carpentry NC II, Masonry NC II, Tile Setting NC II, and Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II. Each lot is treated as a separate contract for goods, and the combined scope amounts to a provision of starter kits that equip trainees and instructors with the essential tools and materials required to conduct the respective NC II courses.

All toolkits must be delivered within ninety calendar days from the awarding of the contract. While the procurement details stipulate bidding procedures, bid security, and a maximum bid amount, the core requirement is that each toolkit strictly conforms to the technical specifications and standards outlined in the TESDA solicitation documents for the respective NC II training program.

The Philippine National Police is procuring professional consulting services for the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System certification of eight of its offices and units. The procurement requires a certified certification body to conduct comprehensive audits, prepare necessary documentation, and issue certification reports in accordance with ISO standards. The selected contractor will deliver a detailed work plan, methodology, and timeline, alongside demonstrable evidence of past performance and staff qualifications, to ensure the certification process meets the agency’s quality and regulatory requirements.

Eligible firms must show a track record of auditing at least three Philippine government agencies and two private agencies on similar projects, and must provide proof of ISO certification and staff holding appropriate degrees and audit training. The contract is to be completed within two years of award, with bids evaluated on technical merit, past experience, and detailed methodology through a Quality‑Cost Based Evaluation Procedure. All consulting teams must possess valid ISO 9001:2015 certification, employ staff with relevant audit training, and have audited at least three government agencies and two private agencies in the Philippines.

The Municipal Government of Calumpit, Bulacan, is inviting qualified suppliers to provide rice for indigent families within the municipality. The procurement specifies the delivery of rice as a food‑stuff commodity, and the contract value is capped at the approved budget of five million pesos. Bidders must submit documentation showing that they have successfully delivered similar goods under a comparable contract within the past five years, ensuring a proven track record in the distribution of staple food items.

All suppliers must arrange for the rice to be delivered to Calumpit within thirty (30) calendar days from the award date. Bids will be evaluated under the pass/fail criteria of the New Government Procurement Act, with the proposal details obtainable via the Municipal BAC Secretariat and the PhilGEPS platform.

The 2026 tender issued by the Summer Village of Norris Beach seeks a qualified contractor for grass cutting and grounds maintenance services across the municipal boundaries during the warm season. The contract will span from mid‑May to mid‑September, with the possibility of extending up to two additional seasons by mutual agreement. Work will be conducted on parks, municipal reserves, common areas, and entrance features, as well as on roadside boulevards, municipal rights‑of‑way, and roadside ditches, ensuring that all green spaces within the village remain well maintained throughout the season.

The contractor will supply all labour, equipment, fuel, and supervision needed to carry out the weekly mowing and trimming of parks, tree bases, entrance areas, and park features, as well as the periodic mowing of boulevards every two to three weeks and the required two to three cuts of ditch areas, including sloped terrain. All equipment must be maintained in safe working condition, and the contractor must hold a minimum of $2 million in liability insurance and Workers’ Compensation Board coverage, remaining fully responsible for any damage caused during the performance of the work. All services must be delivered in accordance with applicable safety regulations and the minimum liability insurance and WCB coverage requirements.

The Wysox Community Park Boat Launch Project requires a comprehensive renewal and enhancement of the park’s water access facilities, including complete site demolition and preparation, installation of a new cast‑in‑place concrete boat launch and a coffer dam bypass system, and extensive grading, topsoil, seeding and mulching of disturbed areas. Work will also cover the preparation and resurfacing of the existing asphalt drive, paving and marking of compacted gravel parking areas, installation of a split‑rail fence with stain and sealer, wheel stops, a two‑sided boat launch sign, a boot‑cleaning station, and grass median strips, all executed in accordance with the approved plan drawings and specifications. The contractor will manage all mobilization, staging, material purchase, site cleanup, removal of debris, and temporary erosion and sediment control measures, ensuring off‑haul of all spoil to a site with an approved E&S plan.

This fixed‑fee contract, prepared by Woodland Design Associates, requires the contractor to verify all dimensions, quantities, and material amounts independently of the estimate, submit bid guarantees of at least ten percent of the base bid, and comply with Pennsylvania prevailing wage rates and the E&S plan. The contractor must also secure the required bonds and insurance coverage promptly after award.

Compliance with Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Rates and the approved Erosion and Sediment Control Plan is required.

The Zamboanga City Medical Center seeks to procure new medical equipment for its Dental Section, Cardiovascular Care Unit and Radiology Department for the fiscal year 2026. The contract will cover the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of the equipment necessary to modernize the three clinical areas, ensuring that all items are fully operational upon hand‑over to the hospital.

The procurement will require the successful bidder to provide all output‑ready equipment within 90 calendar days of contract award, accompanying full installation and commissioning services, and to demonstrate that the vendor has executed comparable contracts within the past ten years. Eligible bidders must have a majority ownership by Filipino citizens or entities enjoying equivalent privileges, in accordance with the applicable statutes.

All supplied equipment shall conform to Philippine national standards for medical devices and be fully compatible with the existing hospital infrastructure.

The tender concerns a minor refurbishment program for North Rona Lighthouse, situated on the remote UK island of North Rona, the most isolated permanently inhabited land in the British Isles. The Northern Lighthouse Board seeks a contractor able to execute a series of maintenance tasks across the lighthouse compound, comprising the tower, engine block, and accommodation block, at the sole pre‑approved helicopter landing point scheduled for 30 September 2026. The contractor must arrange for a team of at least two individuals for landing and preparation activities and deploy no fewer than three and no more than four workers on each building block, with additional personnel trained to operate the engine during the duration of the work.

The appointed contractor will establish a temporary base within the accommodation block, wash down all structures to remove marine growth, and carry out fibreglass repairs and replacement of broken external slabs. Subsequent tasks will include sealing of the GRP buildings, restoration of watertight integrity, new door installation, painting of the lighthouse tower, installation of a new water tank, and the erection of fencing. All work will involve site clearance and load preparation for helicopter delivery, with the contractor responsible for safe logistics and compliance with the stipulated landing procedures. All activities shall be carried out in accordance with the Northern Lighthouse Board safety and marine environmental standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is soliciting bids for the construction of a multi‑purpose building to house a new fire station in Barangay Dipatlong, Maribojoc, Bohol. The project encompasses all civil works required to deliver a fully functional fire station that also serves as a community center, and must be completed within a 360‑day, calendar‑day period outlined in the contract.

Eligible contractors must have successfully executed a comparable project within the past five years and hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the Small B size range, Category C or D. All submissions will be evaluated on a lowest‑cost responsive basis, and only bids not exceeding the approved budget of ₱9,800,000.00 will be considered. All requirements, including necessary PCAB registration and post‑qualification procedures, are detailed in the bidding documents; compliance with Philippine Civil Works standards and delivery within 360 calendar days is mandatory.

NTNU seeks external consulting support to manage the complete financial lifecycle of projects funded under the EU Framework Programme for research and innovation, including Horizon Europe and the forthcoming Horizon 2028 cycle. The contractor will supplement NTNU’s internal project economists in monitoring budgets, preparing financial reports, and ensuring compliance with EU guidelines for project finance as well as NTNU’s own reporting templates. The role encompasses handling applications, coordinating multi‑partner budgeting, producing internal status updates, and communicating clearly with both internal stakeholders and external partners throughout the project life cycle.

The services will be performed at NTNU’s premises in Trondheim and must cover a portfolio of projects belonging to one or more NTNU entities, with occasional limited assignments. The consultant must deliver desk‑based work with minimal travel, maintain clear records, and support NTNU’s efforts to meet climate and environmental considerations as stipulated in the public procurement regulations. The contractor must adhere to EU financial guidelines, NTNU reporting protocols, and the climate‑impact exemption provisions for consultant and analysis services.