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The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is soliciting bids to construct a one‑storey multi‑purpose building to serve as the Barangay Hall of Barangay Concepcion in Mawab, Davao de Oro, located at 125.936100° E, 7.466400° N. The project requires the design and erection of a fully functional hall equipped with tables, chairs, cabinets, a 30 kVA standby power house, solar panels, a fire detection and alarm system, and a 200‑liter stainless‑steel water tank. The construction must be completed within 214 calendar days and comply with the applicable civil works standards set by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board.

The contract falls under the “Construction of Multi‑Purpose Building” category, classified as a small B project under the Heavy Construction Services business type, with a total approved budget for the contract of nine million nine hundred thousand Philippine pesos. Eligible bidders must hold a PCAB license in the C & D classification, demonstrate past performance on comparable projects, and meet all DPWH financial capacity requirements as outlined in the bidding documents. Submissions will be evaluated using the Lowest Calculated Responsive Bid methodology, and bids exceeding the approved budget will be rejected at opening.

All technical specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements to be met are detailed in the procurement documents and must be strictly adhered to throughout the project lifecycle.

The Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council is inviting providers to join a comprehensive framework for specialist care and support at home, targeting individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and mental health challenges. The programme is designed to transform community‑based care by placing the person’s strengths, aspirations, and preferences at the core of service delivery, moving away from a traditional time‑and‑task model toward an outcomes‑focused, person‑centred approach. This strategic shift aims to empower users and enable them to live satisfying lives in safe, connected environments.

The framework is structured around six distinct service lots: Specialist Care and Support at Home, Housing Related Support Services, Supported Living (Regulated), Supported Living (Unregulated), Specialist Supported Living Services, and Provision of Individual Service Funds. Each lot represents a specific category of support services, offering flexibility and choice to meet diverse user needs while maintaining consistent standards of care across the council’s jurisdictions. Providers will be evaluated on the quality of service provision and, to a lesser extent, on price, with options for renewal through two consecutive 12‑month extensions.

All awarded services must adhere to the national Care Quality Commission standards and demonstrate compliance with the National Health Service and Social Care Act 2014 principles, ensuring that each professional provision consistently supports the framework’s outcomes‑focused, flexible, and person‑centred care philosophy.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office invites qualified Philippine firms to submit competitive bids for the construction of a concrete road linking Barangay Cabawan to Barangay Carbon Road in the Cabawan District of Tagbilaran City. The project specifies the execution of a concrete roadway extending from the beginning of the alignment (Sta. 000 + 000.00) to the end point (Sta. 001 + 000.00), covering a total linear distance that must be completed within 111 calendar days. The bid package contains full descriptions and technical specifications for the road design, reconstruction, or new construction per DPWH Civil Works standards, and it requires that bidders demonstrate successful performance on an equivalent contract within the preceding five years.

Eligible bidders must be Philippine citizens or entities with at least 60% Philippine ownership, possess the required PCAB license in categories C or D, and be registered in the DPWH Civil Works Application system. Bids are subject to a strict pass/fail evaluation under the New Government Procurement Act, with the lowest calculated responsive bid being the award criterion. The bidding process involves a pre‑bid conference, submission of a bid security, and acceptance of bids no later than 12:00 N.N. on 15 July 2026. All proposals must be received (manual or electronic) pursuant to the procurement guidelines, and only bids within the approved budget for the Contract will be considered.

All work shall conform to the Department's Civil Works specifications and the Philippine standards for concrete road construction.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is issuing a public bid for the construction of the Main Project Building (MPB) of the Bohol International Convention Center on Panglao Island in Bohol. The contract, identified as 26HA0086, calls for the complete erection of the convention facility within a 180‑day calendar period, and bidding is limited to Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, or partnerships that possess at least sixty percent Filipino ownership. Prospective contractors must demonstrate experience on a comparable project within the last five years and be registered with the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board for a small‑business size classification.

Eligible bidders will be required to submit a complete set of bidding documents, a bid security, and a duly authorized representative, and will be evaluated on the lowest calculated responsive bid. The procurement follows the New Government Procurement Act guidelines, with pre‑bid conferences, electronic and manual submission windows, and a public bid opening scheduled for July 20, 2026. All construction shall comply with Philippine Standards and local building regulations.

The Province of Marinduque is soliciting bids for a design‑and‑build contract to improve the Kawilihan Shipyard by constructing the Morion Head in Gasan, Marinduque. The project involves the planning, engineering, procurement and construction of the head structure and associated facilities that will enhance the shipyard’s capacity to service vessels and support local tourism and economic development. The contracting entity will oversee the integration of site planning, material selection and construction techniques to achieve a functional and durable docking head that meets maritime operational requirements.

Eligibility requirements emphasize experience and capacity: bidders must have completed at least fifty percent of comparable design‑and‑build works within the past ten years and possess the necessary network and resources—preferably within the region—to mobilize nationwide design and build services immediately upon award. Only Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, partnerships or entities with at least sixty percent Philippine ownership are eligible. The contract will be awarded under the New Government Procurement Act, and bids must be submitted online or in person by the established deadline in accordance with the prescribed security and documentation procedures.

All design‑and‑build works must be completed within 270 calendar days, complying with the approved engineering and safety standards for maritime construction.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is inviting bids for the construction of a new multi‑purpose building at Tagbilaran City College in Brgy. Dampas, Tagbilaran City, Bohol. The project, identified as Contract No. 26HA0087, requires the erection of a fully functional facility that will serve academic, administrative, and community functions as part of Phase 4 of the college’s development plan. The building must be completed within the contractual period of 300 calendar days and will be delivered on site in Tagbilaran City.

Eligible contractors must demonstrate experience with comparable civil‑works projects undertaken within the preceding five years and shall be duly accredited by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board as a Medium A license holder in License Category B. All successful bidders will be required to submit bids compliant with the New Government Procurement Act provisions and to provide the necessary bid security and documentation as stipulated by the procurement guidelines. All works must comply with Philippine building codes and be delivered within the stipulated 300‑calendar‑day period.

Caerphilly County Borough Council is procuring a comprehensive framework for the supply of new bus shelters and their associated parts, with an anticipated annual demand of roughly ten shelters beginning in the 2026/27 financial year. The council currently maintains about 515 shelters across the borough and requires a long‑term supply arrangement to cover ongoing replacement and continued deployment of additional shelters in future years.

Under the framework, the council will appoint up to three contractors to meet its needs for complete, ready‑to‑install shelters and ancillary components such as roofing, lighting, handrails and signage. The contract will span an initial three‑year term, with a possible extension of up to twenty-four months, and will include rights for the council to order parts from the original manufacturer throughout each shelter’s life cycle, while allowing the procurement of generic items from alternate suppliers where appropriate.

All supplied shelters must be compatible with existing infrastructure and meet the manufacturer’s specifications for durability and safety, ensuring that replacement and maintenance activities can be carried out in line with the original product standards.

The procurement concerns the establishment of a framework agreement for telephony services to be supplied to almost a hundred public entities operating in County North (FKN) and its affiliated municipalities. The agreement will cover the provision of IP telephony and mobile telephony services, together with the required administrative and commercial systems needed to manage subscriptions, traffic, and related functions. These services are to support a diverse set of activities, including public administration, education, health and care, public transport and other municipal services, and must be capable of delivering both fixed‐site and mobile communication solutions.

The requirement emphasizes that the telephony solution must be cost‑efficient, reliable, and fully integrated, while remaining independent of the contracting authorities’ own technical infrastructure. It must be deployable across the geographic areas where the various technologies will be used, and it should accommodate future developments such as welfare technology, remote monitoring, and integration with buildings and transportation infrastructure. The framework must also provide the foundation for post‑contract development that does not depend on the original supplier.

The services must provide IP‑based telephony, mobile connectivity, and integrated management systems that operate independently of the contracting authorities’ existing technical infrastructure.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Region XII, has invited qualified Filipino contractors to supply the civil works for the construction of a second‑floor expansion to Paglat Municipal College in Paglat, Maguindanao del Sur. The project entails the erection of a new multi‑purpose building that serves as an added floor to the existing campus structure, providing additional space for classrooms, laboratories, and community facilities. The scope of work calls for the design, execution, and completion of all architectural, structural, and finishing elements required to integrate seamlessly with the current campus layout, ensuring that the new addition meets safety, accessibility, and functional standards appropriate for an educational institution.

Eligible bidders must be duly registered with the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board and possess a PCAB License Category Small B. They must also satisfy the Department’s eligibility criteria as determined through the DPWH Contractor Profile Eligibility Process, including proof of comparable project experience within the last ten years. All submissions will be evaluated under the New Government Procurement Act using a pass/fail criterion, and bids exceeding the approved budget of ₱14,355,000.00 will be automatically rejected. The contract must be delivered within 180 calendar days from the award date, and bid submissions will close on August 14 2026. Contractors are required to hold a PCAB License Category Small B and comply with DPWH CPEP qualification standards.