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The Provincial Government of Northern Samar is procuring the construction and installation of solar street lighting along National Highway Silvino Lubos in the municipality of Lubos. The project requires the delivery, erection, and commissioning of solar-powered street lighting units that will provide illumination along the entire stretch of the highway, thereby enhancing road safety and access for the local community.

Tendered contractors must demonstrate competence by having completed a similar solar lighting project within the past three years and will be required to adhere to a 330‑calendar‑day completion schedule. The contract is limited to Filipino citizens or entities predominately owned by Filipino citizens, and follows the New Government Procurement Act’s pass/fail evaluation criteria. All lighting installations must be completed within the specified 330 calendar days.

The Province of Northern Samar is inviting qualified contractors to undertake the full rehabilitation and construction of the Mondragon–Silvino Lubos Road, Phase II, Silvino Lubos in Northern Samar. The project consists of all civil works necessary to repair, upgrade, and restore the existing highway to meet current roadway standards, ensuring safe and efficient vehicular traffic across the region.

Prospective bidders must demonstrate experience with comparable road rehabilitation projects, possess at least 60 % Filipino ownership, and comply with the procurement regulations of the New Government Procurement Act. Submissions will be accepted through the PhilGEPS electronic bidding platform or manually at the BAC Office, with bid opening scheduled on September 22, 2026. Completion of the works must occur within 630 calendar days from contract signing. The contractor must also provide the required bid security and adhere to all technical specifications set forth in the bidding documents.

The Department of Health is inviting qualified consulting firms to provide specialized information technology advisory services for the development and management of its website administration and the formulation of a Freedom of Information policy and strategy. The engagement is structured as a single‑lot consulting contract for the design, implementation, and ongoing operation of the Department’s online presence, with a concurrent focus on establishing robust procedures and guidelines that facilitate public access to information in accordance with the applicable legal framework. The selected consultant will be responsible for comprehensive assessment, planning, and execution of all technical and managerial aspects required to ensure that the website operates efficiently, securely, and remains compliant with transparency and data‑access mandates.

The bid package outlines a rigorous selection process that incorporates a weighted evaluation of firm‑level experience (70 %), personnel qualifications (20 %), and current workload capacity (10 %). All candidates must satisfy a minimum pass/fail threshold of 60 % and submit proof of Philippine citizenship or ownership requirements. The contract term is capped at twelve months from issuance of the Notice to Proceed, and all deliverables must align with the Department’s strategic objectives for public engagement and information stewardship. Consulting firms are required to demonstrate applicable experience, qualified personnel, and capacity to handle the project within 12 months.

The City of Derry and Strabane District Council is inviting airlines to operate a Public Service Obligation (PSO) air service between City of Derry Airport and a London airport. The Council requires that the service connect to any one of the six London airports that meet the Department for Transport definition of a London airport, namely Gatwick, Heathrow, City, Luton, Southend or Stansted; candidates are encouraged to present more than one airport option, each with its own cost breakdown, so that value added through hub access can be evaluated. The operation will run under a two‑year contract with the possibility of a 24‑month extension, subject to further approval by the DfT, the Department for Economy and the Council Committee, provided performance remains satisfactory.

The route will be fully funded by the Department for Transport and the Department for Economy for the first 24 months, after which an assessment of value for money will determine continued funding. Operators are required to secure slot availability at the chosen London airport through the regular allocation process, as no government ring‑fencing of slots will be provided. All flight operations must use an airport that the Department for Transport defines as providing access to Transport Zone 1 of London within 60 minutes by rail, and must acquire required slots via the normal slot allocation procedure.

The City Government of Pasig is inviting qualified firms to provide consulting services for a comprehensive public infrastructure audit of selected socialized housing projects within the city’s jurisdiction during its 2026 fiscal year. The audit will examine the structural condition, safety, and compliance of the housing units and associated public infrastructure, identifying deficiencies and offering recommendations to ensure the long‑term resilience and reliability of the facilities for the benefit of the residents.

Consultants invited to apply must demonstrate extensive experience in structural engineering audit work, possess properly qualified personnel capable of addressing the complexity of the undertaking, and provide evidence of similar projects previously completed. Successful bidders will be required to deliver the audit within a 120‑calendar‑day period, submit a formal expression of interest and short‑listing documents by the specified deadline, and meet the eligibility criteria set forth in Republic Act No. 12009 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations. All audit findings and recommendations must comply with Philippine engineering standards and applicable national building codes.

The Barangay of Gomtago in Sarangani, Davao Occidental, has announced a tender for the installation of solar photovoltaic streetlights, a project aimed at enhancing local infrastructure and promoting sustainable energy use within the community. The scope of work requires the delivery and set‑up of a fleet of 20 solar streetlights, each to be mounted on a pole and pedestal column. The completed installation must be achieved within a 45‑day period from the contractual award date.

The procurement is classified as a civil works construction project, and the selected contractor will provide full installation services, including site preparation, mounting of poles and pedestals, electrical connections, and commissioning of each lighting unit. The package is bundled as a single lot, encompassing all equipment and labor necessary to fully operationalize the street lighting system across the designated barangay area.

Installation must include 20 solar streetlights each equipped with a pole and pedestal column, in compliance with applicable Philippine government standards.

The Provincial Government of Quirino is inviting bids for the construction of a local road in Barangay Buenavista, Maddela, Quirino, a civil‑works project that falls under the province’s public procurement mandate. The project scope requires the delivery of a fully constructed roadway that meets the design standards for local roads in the region, within a stipulated 68‑calendar‑day construction period. The approved budget for the contract is set at five million pesos, and only bids that do not exceed this authorized amount will be considered.

Eligible bidders must be Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, partnerships, or corporations with at least sixty percent Filipino ownership; they must also have completed a comparable road‑construction contract within the past five years. Bidding will proceed through a competitive process governed by the New Government Procurement Act, with the award granted to the lowest‑calculated responsive bid that satisfies the pass/fail criteria. The selected contractor must complete the work within 68 calendar days and demonstrate a record of similar road‑construction projects in the past five years.

The Provincial Government of Apayao seeks to engage a PCAB‑licensed contractor for the construction of a multipurpose drying pavement and shed at Luna, Pudtol, Sta. Marcela. This civil‑works project aims to provide a durable surface for agricultural drying activities and an accompanying storage facility, thereby enhancing local infrastructure for the community’s food preservation needs. The work is part of a broader initiative to improve public facilities across Apayao and will involve the installation of a well‑graded pavement, drainage provisions, and a weather‑resistant shed structure designed for long‑term use.

Potential bidders will be required to furnish all documentation and attend a pre‑bid conference scheduled in Luna. Bids are evaluated under stringent eligibility checks and preliminary examinations, with a post‑qualification review of the lowest bid. Eligible contractors must have successfully completed projects comparable in scope and at least thirty‑five percent of the depth, width, and span of the current proposal; those who have executed projects of at least fifty percent of the proposed project value are considered eligible.

The Provincial Government of Apayao is seeking a qualified contractor to undertake the construction of a Child Development Center (CDC) in Katablangan, Conner, as part of Phase II of the facility’s development. The project will deliver a fully equipped child care structure, designed to accommodate the growing needs of the local community, and will be located within the Conner District.

The contractor will be responsible for the complete civil works required to bring the CDC from design to occupancy, including foundations, structural elements, roofing, walls, floors, and necessary utilities. The development will feature child‑safe architectural provisions, adequate lighting, ventilation, and security measures in line with recognized child care standards. The new facility is intended to expand capacity and improve the quality of services delivered to young children in the area.

The construction must adhere to all applicable national building codes and standards for child care facilities as established by Philippine regulatory authorities.