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The Public Attorney’s Office – Central Office has issued an invitation to bid for the procurement of one hundred seventy‑five (175) desktop computers to supply its information technology infrastructure for the calendar year 2026. The devices will be delivered in staggered tranches—sixty units to the central office within sixty days, another sixty within sixty calendar days, and the remaining fifty‑five in seventy‑five days—for use in the department’s administrative and litigation support functions. All equipment must meet contemporary performance benchmarks and provide a secure, reliable computing environment for the Office’s personnel.

The required desktop platforms shall feature an Intel Core™ i5‑13400 or newer processor, a minimum of 16 GB DDR5 memory, and at least 512 GB SSD storage with optional 1 TB HDD, combined with integrated or dedicated graphics capable of two GB or better. The system must run Windows 11 Pro 64‑bit, fully factory‑installed with a BIOS‑embedded product key, and incorporate Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11ac (or higher) wireless LAN with Bluetooth. Connectivity must include a USB‑C 3.2 port, six USB 2.0/3.2 ports, an HDMI 2.1 output, a DisplayPort 1.4, VGA, RJ‑45 Ethernet, and 3.5‑mm audio jacks. Each computer will have a 21.5 inch, 1920 × 1080 FHD IPS display, 75 Hz refresh rate, anti‑glare coating, and 8‑bit depth, supplied with a USB optical mouse, mouse pad, full‑size USB keyboard with numeric keypad, operation manuals, warranty documentation, and a three‑year parts and labor guarantee with a 15‑day replacement window.

The bidders must be manufacturers or authorized distributors with at least ten years of continuous marketing in the Philippines, a local office and parts depot, active retail presence, and authorized service provision across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Compliance proofs—including brand certification, technical datasheets, and proof of authorized service centers—are mandatory. All units must obtain ENERGY STAR 8.0, EPEAT™ Registration, RoHS, and TCO Certification either for the complete system or its individual components as a single short sentence at the end.

The Tourism Promotions Board of the Philippines is procuring consulting services from a global public relations agency to support its tourism promotion agenda for 2026. The selected agency will develop, coordinate and execute a suite of strategic communications and branding initiatives that align with the Board’s objective of positioning the Philippines as a leading travel destination. Consultation will involve market analysis, stakeholder engagement, media strategy and campaign execution across digital, print and broadcast platforms, ensuring that all activities are carried out in accordance with the Board’s 2026 promotional plan.

Bidders must submit short‑listing documents by 23 June 2026 and will be evaluated on a non‑discretionary framework that values 50 % applicable agency experience, 30 % qualification of personnel, and 20 % current workload relative to capacity, with at least an 80 % passing rate required for short‑listing. The evaluation process will shortlist five prospective consultants who may then submit formal bids. A pre‑bid conference is scheduled for 7 July 2026 at 10 AM via Zoom, and all bidding documents may be obtained through the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System or the Procurement Management Division of the Procurement Management Division.

All consulting proposals must comply with Republic Act No. 12009 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations.

The Public Attorney’s Office – Central Office is issuing an invitation to bid for the acquisition of 175 units of all‑in‑one continuous printers to be delivered in a staggered schedule over the course of the 2026 calendar year: 60 units within thirty days, another 60 within forty‑five days, and the remaining 55 within sixty days after the notice to proceed. The printers are intended for use at the PAO Central Office in Metro Manila and must be capable of high‑resolution monochrome printing (at least 4,800 × 1,200 dpi) with a draft speed of 30 ppm black (15 ppm color), flatbed CIS scanning at 1,200 × 2,400 dpi with PDF, PNG, JPG, BMP and TIFF output, and A4/Letter/Legal copying at 600 × 600 dpi with an automatic document feeder. They must accommodate a minimum input tray of 100 sheets and an output tray of 30 sheets, offer USB interface compatibility with Windows 10 or later and Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later, and use AC 220–240 V power with refillable continuous‑ink tank consumables supplied with starter bottles, a USB cable, power cord, user manual and installation drivers. Each unit is required to carry a two‑year warranty covering parts, labor and onsite technical support, and defective units or parts may be shipped at the bidder’s expense.

The procurement mandates that bidders submit detailed technical brochures, manufacturer or authorized dealer certifications, and proof of experience with at least five years of similar contracts, while strictly adhering to delivery, warranty and liquidated‑damages provisions. Only Filipino‑citizen, partnership or corporate bidders with a majority Philippine ownership are eligible to participate.

All units must meet a printing resolution of 4,800 × 1,200 dpi or higher, a draft speed of 30 ppm black, scanning resolution of 1,200 × 2,400 dpi CIS, continuous‑ink refillable tanks, USB connectivity, Windows 10 or later/MacOS X 10.6.8 or later compatibility, and a two‑year warranty.

The tender concerns the procurement of a comprehensive national groundworkers framework for Places for People Group Ltd., specifically for the use of the PFP and PFP Developments divisions. The contract will cover a wide array of earthmoving and civil works across the United Kingdom, including site clearance, cut‑and‑fill, excavation, trenching, retaining structures, foundation laying, drainage and utility installation, sub‑structure construction, and the creation of both on‑ and off‑site roads, sewers, and related external works. In addition, temporary groundworks required for the construction phases are also incorporated within the scope.

The framework is divided into thirteen distinct lots, each targeting a particular geographic region—from the North West and various parts of Yorkshire to central, eastern, and western England, as well as the Greater London area, the Central Belt, and the Aberdeen area. While the financial values of each lot are specified, the core objective for all lots is to deliver high‑quality provisions of earthwork, road, and utility infrastructure that support the broader development activities of the contracting entity.

All work must comply with UK building regulations and relevant health and safety standards.

Penndel Borough, Bucks County, is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of access improvements to Memorial Park. The project will encompass the redesign, reconstruction, and drainage improvement of roads and pathways, the installation of landscape features, and the deployment of temporary and permanent traffic control measures to enhance safety and accessibility for park users. The contract will be awarded on a fixed‑fee basis and the successful bidder will be responsible for all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and subcontractor coordination required to complete the improvements to the specified design standards.

Bidders will be required to provide a bid bond equal to ten percent of the proposed contract amount, as well as performance and payment bonds equal to the full contract price, and to furnish proof of all insurance and surety certificates mandated in the solicitation. All work must be undertaken in compliance with federal civil‑rights, equal‑employment, and non‑discrimination provisions, the Davis‑Bacon prevailing wage regulations, and the Buy America and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act provisions, while ensuring that all subcontractors meet the same standards. All project activities must also satisfy the Forest and Housing and Urban Development requirements and related federal statutes governing contract work hours and safety. All work shall comply with prevailing wage, Davis‑Bacon, and Buy America provisions.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark seeks a comprehensive evaluation of its climate change adaptation support delivered between 2019 and 2025. The assessment will be formative, aiming to review the relevance, coherence and impact of Danish efforts in the period of markedly increased climate financing, with a special emphasis on locally led adaptation, equitable partnerships and the strengthening of country‑level systems for climate finance and governance. The evaluation will build on the findings of the previous 2020 review and the actions outlined in Danida’s management response, seeking to determine whether the intended improvements have materialised and to identify lessons for future policy and programme design.

The consultancy will conduct a broad literature and document review, interview key stakeholders across Denmark and the participating developing countries, and undertake an in‑depth field assessment focused on Danish bilateral support to Kenya. Activities will involve a pilot visit during the inception phase, followed by a minimum 12‑day fieldwork period in Kenya, with the selection of specific interventions for deeper analysis guided by the evaluation team. The appraisal will include an assessment of resilience outcomes and transformative change achieved by a sample of earlier interventions, alongside an evaluation of the effectiveness and efficiency of recent projects, with an eye toward identifying operational frameworks that facilitate successful multi‑modal partnerships and sustainable climate adaptation outcomes.

The consultant must comply with Article 5k(1) of Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014 and its amendment (EU) No 2023/1214.

The Department of Health intends to engage a consulting firm to provide specialized strategic planning services for the Health Promotion and Literacy Longitudinal Study Phase V, a continuing initiative that tracks health behaviors and educational outcomes over time. The consultation will support the design, implementation, and evaluation of the study’s health promotion and literacy components, ensuring that data collection and analysis align with the objectives of the 2026 General Appropriations Act and the Department’s public health mandates. The contract will be awarded through a single‑lot competitive bidding process, and the selected consultant will be required to deliver the agreed‑upon services within a twelve‑month performance period following the issuance of the Notice to Proceed.

Scope of work includes developing comprehensive project plans, defining key performance indicators, coordinating with field teams, and producing regular progress reports that capture survey design, sampling strategies, data management, and analytical outputs. Bidders must submit a robust short‑listing dossier that demonstrates prior experience conducting health‑promotion research and evidence of qualified personnel who can manage the project’s workload. Evaluation of expressions of interest and final bids will follow a pass/fail criterion weighted at seventy‑percent for firm experience, twenty‑percent for personnel qualification, and ten‑percent for current capacity, with a minimum passing score of seventy‑five percent.

All consultants are required to show documented experience in health promotion or literacy research, employ personnel with relevant expertise, and provide proof of capacity to complete the project within the stipulated timeframe.

The Department of Health seeks a qualified consulting services agency to design, implement, and analyze community surveys that support the Health Literacy Intervention Activities for priority areas and diseases identified under the Health Promotion Framework Strategy. The surveys will gather baseline data and monitor progress in alignment with the Department’s targeted health outcomes and the eight‑point action agenda. The agency will collaborate closely with DOH program officers to ensure that the survey instruments capture necessary indicators of health literacy and behavior change, and will deliver comprehensive reports that guide subsequent planning and program evaluation.

The selected consultant will be expected to have extensive experience in health‑related community survey design, data collection, and statistical analysis, as well as qualified personnel capable of managing and executing the study within the allocated 12‑month timeframe. The work will be conducted in compliance with the Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA No. 12009, and must satisfy the experience, personnel qualifications, and workload capacity criteria specified in the bidding documents.

The tender seeks to establish a Construction Related Consultancy Framework through a new Framework Alliance Agreement that will operate alongside the existing Construction, Estates and Property Professional Services Dynamic Purchasing System until its expiry in March 2028. London Borough of Haringey, acting as lead contracting authority under the Procurement Act 2023, will award the framework to successful tenderers, who will be contracted under a single framework agreement (FAC‑1) that covers a wide array of construction‑related consultancy disciplines.

The procurement covers multi‑disciplinary consultancy services across building surveying, architecture, project management, quantity surveying, BREEAM assessment, clerk of works, client design advisory and employer agent roles, with scope divided into housing, education and general works categories. The framework is structured in multiple lots reflecting varying project value ranges from under one million pounds to over one hundred million pounds, and it requires suppliers to adopt a customer‑focused approach that achieves both value for money and social value as outlined in each discipline’s service specification. Tender submissions are to be made electronically in English, and all communications and dossiers will be accessed via the provided digital portal.

All awarded services must adhere to the applicable UK construction and professional standards and demonstrate compliance with the relevant regulatory requirements.