Featured Tenders

The Tourism Promotions Board of the Philippines is inviting qualified agencies to provide professional services for the planning and execution of global influencer marketing campaigns. The request seeks a consulting partner capable of coordinating, managing, and deploying digital outreach programs that leverage the reach of international social‑media personalities to promote Philippine tourism.

The selected agency will develop comprehensive campaign strategies, identify and secure collaborations with suitable global influencers, and oversee all on‑ground and virtual delivery of the marketing initiatives. Key responsibilities include creative concept development, contract negotiation with influencers, content production coordination, performance analytics, and reporting to the Board. The engagement requires a team with demonstrated experience in large‑scale influencer programs, a robust network across multiple key markets, and the capacity to operate within the defined eight‑month project timeline.

Applications will be evaluated on experience, personnel qualification, and current workload capacity, with shortlisted incumbents invited to submit full proposals. The contract is capped at an approved budget of PHP78,889,259.21 and will commence upon receipt of the Notice to Proceed. The successful consultant must strictly adhere to the qualification and capacity standards set forth in the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No. 12009.

The National Kidney and Transplant Institute is soliciting Construction Management Services for the new Out‑Patient Services building, a project that will provide a comprehensive clinical facility to expand patient treatment capacity. The contract will encompass all activities necessary to oversee the project from start to finish, ensuring that design intent is followed and that the final structure achieves the required functional and operational specifications set by the institute.

The responsible consultant will be tasked with verifying adherence to approved architectural and engineering plans, maintaining the technical specifications and contract provisions, and advancing the construction schedule through a coordinated supervision system that promotes quality, safety, sustainability, and efficiency. Monitoring, documentation, and reporting obligations will be enforced to safeguard government interests, while post‑construction close‑out and hand‑over processes will be managed to secure the deliverables. The engagement is expected to be completed within twenty‑four months from commencement of work.

The selected consultant must ensure compliance with approved plans, technical specifications, contract provisions, and a 24‑month construction schedule.

United Utilities Water Limited is launching a single integrated framework to replace its existing fragmented arrangements for Tankering, Industrial Cleaning and Water Sludge Cake services across its water, wastewater, network and bioresources operations. The framework will streamline the procurement of planned, reactive and emergency operational services, provisioning suppliers with a compliant route to market for the collection, movement, transport, discharge and disposal of wastewater, sludge, sludge cake, solids, grit, and other associated materials. By consolidating these essential activities, United Utilities aims to ensure continued operational resilience and environmental stewardship within its asset portfolio.

The framework has been divided into three distinct lots. Lot 1 covers Tankering Services, including loading, collection, transport, transfer, and discharge of a broad range of waste streams, inter‑works sludge transfer, wastewater transfer, process tankering, solids haulage, and incident support during capacity constraints or emergencies. Lot 2 focuses on Industrial Cleaning Services, encompassing planned and emergency cleaning of operational wastewater and sludge‑related assets through emptying, desilting, de‑gritting, washdown, jetting, vacuumation, screening, pumping, and containment of waste materials. Lot 3 addresses Water Sludge Cake and Water Sludge Services, providing collection, loading, transport, haulage, transfer, and operational spreading of waterworks sludge cake, liquid sludge and associated solids between United Utilities sites and approved destinations.

Suppliers admitted to the framework will be evaluated against United Utilities’ minimum technical, operational, commercial, health and safety, environmental, transport and compliance requirements, with active call‑offs determined through separate competitions. The framework will operate for an initial four‑year term with options for two additional two‑year extensions, reflecting the company’s need for flexibility and performance continuity. All supplied services must meet relevant industry technical standards and compliance protocols.

Network Rail requires a qualified supplier to administer its private medical healthcare trust scheme for management‑grade employees and controller grades, a total of approximately 13,900 staff. The scheme is implemented through a trust deed rather than a master trust, and it must include a Stop‑Loss (SSL) agreement set at appropriate limits to manage collective risk. The program offers senior leaders family coverage and allows other employees to add partners and dependants at an additional cost, with four distinct levels of cover—Single, Married, Single Parent Family, and Family—ensuring flexibility and choice for all participants.

The trust is designed to provide a wide geographical reach across Great Britain, covering all routes and regions where Network Rail operates, and must scale quickly to accommodate fluctuating participation levels. Clinical pathways that bypass the need for a General Practitioner referral are integral, covering conditions such as certain cancers, physiotherapy, osteopathy, and mental health support. Rates are structured to remain affordable for a workforce with diverse demographics, while the scheme respects the Public Sector Equality Duty, requiring all suppliers to uphold standards eliminating discrimination and promoting equality.

The supplier must administer the scheme in compliance with trust deed provisions, maintain the specified stop‑loss arrangement, and provide tiered coverage with GP‑referral‑free pathways in accordance with the outlined technical requirements.

Abri, trading as The Swaythling Housing Society Ltd., is implementing a new corporate strategy for 2026‑2031 that centres on a “home and place standard” for its 58,000 homes. To underpin this strategy and ensure compliance with its ambitions for customer experience, safety, environmental sustainability, and quality, the organisation requires a reliable supply chain that can deliver materials for routine maintenance and repair across all properties in the UK.

The procurement covers three distinct lots: Lot 1 calls for building materials for maintenance and repairs, including consumables, painting, glazing, floorings, kitchen and bathroom components, and plant hire; Lot 2 covers gas parts for heating and plumbing, encompassing boilers, heat pumps, piping, valves, and related consumables; Lot 3 concerns electrical consumables such as cabling, trunking, consumer units, and plant hire. The contract is intended to deliver these supplies throughout the portfolio, with potential expansion, and will support both planned and responsive works. Suppliers may bid for multiple lots, but each lot will be awarded to a single contractor based on confidence in delivery and due diligence.

All supplied goods must conform to the UK health and safety, environmental and quality standards specified in the tender documentation.

The Gloucestershire County Council and Gloucester City have issued a framework agreement for the procurement of Occupational Health Physicians, to be awarded under Part 6 of the Procurement Act 2023 in the light‑touch, below‑threshold category. The framework will enable the Council to secure a pool of qualified occupational health professionals who will work on‑site at council premises to deliver preventive, diagnostic and treatment services that promote the health and wellbeing of the local workforce. The invitation to tender is published through the Supply South West portal and submissions may be made electronically in English.

The framework comprises several distinct lots:
- Lot 1 a and 1 b provide primary on‑site occupational health physicians for the County Council’s own facilities;
- Lot 2 a supplies on‑call fighter support for the Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service, while Lot 2 b extends this service to evening hours;
- Lot 3 establishes a backup pool of occupational health physicians to cover unforeseen shortages or increased demand. All services are to be delivered at the contract location UKK13 and are subject to renewal options of one year with a further extension for an additional year.

Evaluation of bids will be based on a 55 % quality score and a 45 % price score, with overall award determined by the combined weighted score. All appointed physicians must be duly qualified occupational health specialists and registered with the relevant professional bodies to comply with the required clinical standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Camarines Sur 1st District Engineering Office solicits a single lot of consulting services to conduct comprehensive geotechnical and geological surveys for all bridge and building projects scheduled for the fiscal year 2026 in the district. The engagement will cover site investigations, soil classification, geological mapping, and geo‑hazard assessment to support the design, construction, and monitoring of these infrastructure projects throughout Camarines Sur.

The selected consultant will provide detailed field investigations, laboratory testing, and engineering analyses required to classify soil types and identify potential geotechnical risks such as slope instability, liquefaction potential, and seismic hazards. Reports and recommendations will be delivered in a format that aligns with the department’s project specifications and national standards for geotechnical and geological data collection and interpretation.

All deliverables must comply with the Philippine Standard Code for Geotechnical Design and the relevant Philippine National Building Code requirements for soil classification and geo‑hazard evaluation.

The tender invites qualified contractors to undertake a comprehensive refurbishment programme at the Handforth Community & Youth Centre, addressing structural, architectural and internal deficiencies identified in the April 2024 Building Survey. Works will include the replacement of the flat roof covering and decking on the upper section, investigative studies of concealed lower roof conditions, and localized repointing and monitoring of external walls where settlement or material shrinkage is evident. Internally, the scope covers the overhaul of water‑damaged ceilings and walls, refurbishment of all WC facilities, and the replacement of dated radiators with consideration for future heat‑pump integration.

In addition to the core repair works, the council looks forward to the installation of energy‑saving technologies, such as solar panels and heat pumps, where budget allows, along with related water‑conservation measures. The programme also requires a full fire‑risk assessment, the upgrade of smoke detection, emergency lighting, and fire doors, as well as a comprehensive electrical inspection and rewiring under NICEIC certification. All work must comply with local building regulations, fire safety standards and NICEIC certification requirements.

The Protocol for Housing Wales is issuing a Wales‑specific decarbonisation, retrofit and planned works framework agreement designed to support its social‑housing members in advancing net‑zero targets and improving energy performance across domestic and commercial portfolios. The framework is divided into twelve lots that cover a comprehensive range of interventions, from solar PV installation, building‑fabric insulation and air‑source heat pumps, to full‑house refurbishment, kitchen and bathroom renewal, roofing, windows and doors, and integrated whole‑property programmes. In each case suppliers will provide end‑to‑end, turnkey services that include surveying, design, supply, installation, commissioning, testing, optimisation, handover and ongoing support, ensuring project delivery in line with modern sustainability and safety expectations.

Suppliers appointed to any lot must act as principal contractors under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations where appropriate, conduct surveys and assessments in accordance with current installation standards, and deliver work that meets or exceeds the performance, safety and thermal performance criteria set out in the UK building regulations, WHQS 2023, and relevant industry standards. All works must comply with current UK building regulations, CDM Rules, and WHQS 2023 standards.