Featured Tenders

The Mount Penn Borough Municipal Authority is soliciting bids for the construction of a new water main along Oley Turnpike Road in St. Lawrence Borough, Berks County. The project, prepared by design firm Entech, involves installing approximately 290 linear feet of 8‑inch ductile iron pipe, creating a stream crossing, demolishing part of a meter vault, replacing existing fencing, and restoring the site to its original condition. The work will be performed under a fixed‑fee contract, with bids received electronically through the PennBid program.

Contractors must provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for the full replacement of the water main, including steel components, and comply with applicable labor standards and anti‑discrimination provisions. Work must be completed within the specified design and schedule parameters, and all steel products used must be manufactured in the United States.

The Friends of the Wissahickon, a steward of the Wissahickon Valley Park in Germantown, seeks contractors to perform comprehensive street‑side improvement work along Harvey Street as part of the Neighborhood Connection Project Phase I. Contractors will be required to provide all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and ancillary items to complete the design and functional objectives outlined in the contract documents.

Work will include the removal of existing flagstone and concrete sidewalks, the installation of a new asphalt sidewalk, the stockpiling of removed flagstone in accordance with the Owner’s directions, the construction of curb ramps and proposed curbing, and the application of pavement markings. Additionally, contractors will install pedestrian crossings and the associated signage as delineated in the design drawings and technical specifications.

All work shall comply with the design drawings and technical specifications provided by Skelly & Loy, a Terracon Company, and shall meet applicable Philadelphia construction and traffic control standards.

Leicestershire County Council seeks to augment its existingly employed highway maintenance workforce with additional resources on a flexible, ad‑hoc basis. The contract will provide trained operatives, suitable 7.5‑tonne drop‑side lorries and two backed‑up backhoe/loader excavators to carry out a wide range of minor civil works, including pothole and carriageway and footway repairs, kerb, edging, drainage and ironwork installations, as well as brickwork, fencing, cable ducting and other ancillary tasks as required by the Council. The supplied teams will be directed and supervised directly by Council employees, with the quantity of teams fluctuating in accordance with budgetary and operational commitments.

Suppliers will be engaged under an NEC4 Framework Contract, with teams and equipment delivered at predetermined rates adjusted for inflation. Up to five qualified organisations may be appointed to supply the required operatives, vehicles and equipment, with contracts subject to potential extensions contingent on performance metrics. All supplied equipment and personnel must adhere to UK road safety and environmental standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Cebu 2nd District Engineering Office is seeking consulting services to conduct a comprehensive geological and geotechnical investigation for its various projects. The work will involve field surveys and investigations that cover geohazard assessment, geological and geotechnical investigation, and the execution of Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) and Electrical Resistivity surveys. Consultants will be required to compile and submit a Design Data Collection (DDC) report, along with any special studies and other requisite documentation, that provide the necessary data for project design and risk mitigation.

The contract requires the consultant to perform all investigations within the jurisdictional area assigned by the Office, ensuring that all testing and data collection meet the specified technical standards and deliverables. All field testing and reporting must comply with the national geotechnical testing standards as mandated by the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region IV‑B is seeking qualified consulting firms to conduct a comprehensive sub‑soil investigation for the rehabilitation or reconstruction of a 1.365‑kilometre section of secondary roads along the Mogpog‑Balanacan Port Road in Marinduque, where the corridor has experienced slips, slope collapse and landslide. The engagement will require the identification and detailed characterisation of subsurface soil conditions, including soil type, strength, drainage properties and potential geotechnical hazards, to inform the design and execution of a safer, more durable road alignment.

Contracted consultants must assemble a capable project team, ideally led by a professional holding a Master’s or Doctoral degree, and demonstrate prior experience with similar DPWH road projects. Deliverables will include geotechnical reports, subsurface mapping, recommendations for ground improvement or cut‑fill stabilization, and a coordination plan with the civil engineering design team. The scope of work must be completed within 46 calendar days from contract award, with the firm maintaining a record of current workload to assure capacity for on‑time delivery. The investigation shall meet Philippine engineering standards for subsurface soil assessment.

The Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 1 has issued a rebidding solicitation for consultancy services to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of selected Rice and Corn Banner Program interventions within the Ilocos region. The engagement targets three distinct assessment components: an outcome/process review of the provision of seeds, fertilizers, and machinery under the Rice Program's production support services; an outcome assessment of the Yellow and White Corn Production Enhancement Program; and an impact evaluation of completed recirculating dryers installed in Region 1. This project requires a methodology that rigorously measures program effectiveness, efficiency, and the broader socioeconomic impact on local farmers, while aligning with the Department’s performance monitoring framework.

Consultants will be expected to design and implement structured evaluation protocols that capture quantitative and qualitative data across the three program components, analyze trends, and produce actionable recommendations for policy makers. The engagement mandates strict adherence to the Government Procurement Reform Act (RA 9184) and its implementing rules, ensuring transparency, merit-based selection, and compliance with public procurement standards.

The Municipality of Limasawa in Southern Leyte solicits bids for the construction of a dedicated thermal decomposition facility building located in Cabulihan. The project requires a prefabricated structure measuring 10.00 m in length and 15.00 m in width, designed to accommodate high‑temperature waste decomposition operations. Completion of the entire works must be achieved within a 100‑calendar‑day period from contract award.

Qualified bidders—Filipino citizens, sole proprietors, cooperatives, partnerships, or entities with at least 60 % Philippine ownership—are invited to submit proposals that demonstrate prior experience delivering a comparable civil‑works project within the preceding three years. The contract will be evaluated under the New Government Procurement Act using a pass/fail criterion, and bids exceeding the approved budgeted amount will be rejected outright.

All submissions must include the required bid security and be received by the specified deadline. Works must meet the stipulated dimensional requirements and be completed on schedule. All of the above construction requirements are subject to the governing procurement regulations and standards of the Local Government Unit.

The City of Manila is soliciting consultancy services for the detailed engineering design of its proposed New Manila City Hall Building, a large‑scale institutional project that will serve as the administrative hub of the metropolis. The procurement seeks a qualified engineering consultant or consortium capable of preparing comprehensive design documents, specifications, and construction details that cover all structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems required for a modern municipal headquarters.

Prospective consultants must submit expressions of interest and short‑listing documents by the specified deadline and must meet stringent eligibility criteria, including a minimum of 15 years of registered operation, a proven track record of at least 100 completed architectural and engineering projects within the last decade, and experience with comparable large‑scale public buildings. The evaluation will be conducted under the New Government Procurement Act, involving a three‑stage scoring system that weighs experience, professional qualifications, and current capacity, with a final contract award determined through a quality‑based evaluation that penalizes bids exceeding the approved budget. The selected consultant will be required to deliver the final design package within 120 calendar days of contract commencement and must provide the necessary bid security in compliance with prescribed forms and amounts.

The design work must adhere to Philippine national design codes and standards, ensuring structural integrity, fire safety, accessibility, and environmental sustainability in accordance with the New Government Procurement Act.

North Yorkshire Council is seeking to award up to three separate contracts for comprehensive site and event security services across the county. The procurement aims to secure a professional, proactive, and customer‑focused security provision that will guarantee the safe, secure, and well‑managed operation of the council’s venues and public spaces. The contracts will cover both permanent premises protection and event‑specific security and stewarding requirements, ensuring consistent safety standards throughout the council’s jurisdiction.

The first contract, Lot 1, will provide manned premises security for the Harrogate Convention Centre, while Lot 2 will deliver event security and stewarding services for venues and public areas in Harrogate, Craven, Richmondshire and Selby. Lot 3 will cover similar services for Scarborough, Ryedale and Hambleton. Each lot is subject to renewal options, reflecting a long‑term partnership strategy, and will be evaluated on a balanced scoring system that weights price, event planning, training, public protection, mobilisation, recruitment, communication, staffing, lone‑working processes and continuous improvement.

All suppliers must demonstrate compliance with statutory security regulations and council‑mandated health and safety standards.