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The Department of Public Works and Highways Regional Office IX is seeking technical expertise to conduct sub‑surface exploration for the construction of two bridge projects in the Zamboanga Sibugay 2nd District Engineering Office. The procurement is classified as a single‑lot consulting service and will provide geotechnical or geoseismic engineering support. Contractors will be required to perform comprehensive soil and rock investigations, collect samples, and produce laboratory analyses that will inform foundation design and construction sequencing for the bridge works.

Eligible partners will provide the entire chain of geotechnical investigation, from planning and execution of drilling operations to laboratory testing and reporting. Deliverables include borehole logs, core analysis, depth‑of‑waste estimates, and an overall geotechnical report that addresses site suitability and potential geohazards. The contract will be finalized within thirty calendar days from award, and bidders must demonstrate adequate staffing, experience, and financial capacity to meet the tight schedule. Their proposals will be evaluated on a quality‑cost basis, giving weight to technical competence and fiscal responsibility.

All sub‑surface exploration shall employ Calyx drilling and associated laboratory testing in accordance with applicable geotechnical standards.

The procurement establishes the Further Education (FE) Colleges Integrated Consultant Team Framework 2026, an ongoing arrangement to supply specialist construction consultancy services to a group of further education institutions. The Framework will provide a coordinated team of professionals across a range of disciplines, enabling each college to execute minor works projects efficiently with a single, stable source of expertise. The Framework is structured into three lots, each covering a defined group of colleges—Belfast Metropolitan College and South Eastern Regional College, Northern Regional College and North West Regional College, and Southern Regional College and South West College.

Within each lot the required services encompass quantity surveying, project management, and design across architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and environmental/sustainability engineering. Additional support includes cost management, business case preparation, and tender documentation development. All work will be coordinated through CPD’s Construction Information Management System (CIMS), a cloud‑based collaboration platform built on the Asite common data environment, ensuring real‑time access to project documentation and strict quality assurance throughout the procurement lifecycle.

All documentation relating to the Framework is stored in CIMS and available for suppliers to download from a publicly accessible data room, which remains open until the Framework Agreement is awarded. The selected consultants must operate within the CIMS platform, maintaining the specified data quality and collaboration standards throughout the contract.

The Cadiz West II Elementary School is seeking catering services to supply meals for a series of training, school, district and division events scheduled throughout the fiscal year 2026. The procurement covers a wide range of activities, including mid‑year INSET sessions, symposia, workshops, press conferences, Olympiads, talent festivals, and graduation rites, each requiring coordinated snack and lunch service for varying numbers of participants. All food will be delivered within Negros Occidental, with logistics and catering arrangements to be handled under a negotiated small‑value procurement framework.

The offered menus span both snack and lunch options across multiple days and events. For the mid‑year INSET, 530 participants will receive breakfast and afternoon snacks featuring items such as chicken sandwich, soybean cakes, and bottled water, while 265 participants will receive a full lunch program of chicken Hawaiian, rice, and dessert plates. Smaller gatherings, such as the first‑aid symposium and various district meetings, will be served similarly composed snack and lunch menus tailored to the size of the attendee group. The tender also includes meal provision for thematic educational activities, including a World’s Teacher’s Day celebration and a Pasidungog feast, with diverse protein sources such as chicken alaking, pork afritada, and beef with mushrooms. Across all engagements, bottled water and soft drinks are stipulated for participant hydration.

All supplied food shall comply with local health and safety regulations, be prepared under hygienic conditions, and be packaged in food‑grade, BPA‑free containers.

The barangay government of Matina 74‑A in Davao City is seeking to purchase a single emergency response truck to strengthen its emergency management and public safety operations. The procurement is intended to equip local responders with a dedicated vehicle capable of rapid deployment to incidents ranging from natural disasters to medical emergencies, thereby enhancing the barangay’s ability to provide timely assistance to its residents. By acquiring this specialized truck, the barangay aims to reduce response times and improve coordination with regional emergency services.

The truck will be supplied in accordance with the public bidding process defined in the implementing rules and regulations, and will serve as a critical asset for emergency response activities within the jurisdiction. All specifications of the vehicle must adhere to the applicable standards governing emergency response vehicles, ensuring it meets the required operational, safety, and performance criteria. The purchase reflects a commitment to safeguarding community well‑being through timely and efficient emergency service provision. The truck shall be compliant with all implementing rules and regulations governing emergency response vehicles.

The Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP) is inviting bids to purchase fifty units of mid‑range desktop computers to support its information‑technology needs. The procurement is structured as a public competitive bidding exercise conducted under the Implementing Rules of RA No. 12009, with bids accepted only from Filipino citizens or organizations that meet the ownership requirements of this legislation. The contract requires delivery within thirty calendar days from the Notice to Proceed and mandates that bidders demonstrate at least two years of experience in completing similar procurements.

All submitted offers must be compliant with the approved budget of Two Million Three Hundred Fifty Thousand pesos, and each unit must satisfy the manufacturer’s minimum specifications for a mid‑range desktop computer, including at least a 2.5 GHz processor, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, and a 21.5‑inch display, and must be pre‑installed with standard office software.

The Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation and the Association of North East Councils Ltd. are establishing a new multi‑year framework, titled Software Application Solutions 2, to replace agreement 1095. The framework will enable UK public‑sector organisations to procure a wide spectrum of software application solutions, from single‑component purchases to full deployment of integrated systems. End customers will place direct orders with the supplier under award‑without‑competition or competitive selection, with invoicing and payments handled between the customer and the supplier.

The framework contains fifteen lots, each targeting a distinct functional domain. Lot 1 supplies business application software that automates information flow; Lot 2 covers human‑resources, payroll and workforce lifecycle management; Lot 3 supplies financial and accounting management systems; Lot 4 provides compliance, risk and audit tools; Lot 5 offers legal case‑management solutions; Lot 6 delivers procurement and contract management software; Lot 7 supplies environmental, street and waste management platforms; Lot 8 covers highways, parking and traffic management; Lot 9 manages land, housing and property assets; Lot 10 provides election management and citizen services; Lot 11 supplies library management systems; Lot 12 offers booking platform software for workplace management; Lot 13 delivers health and social care and assistive technology tools; Lot 14 provides education management, learning and classroom support software; and Lot 15 furnishes bespoke software development services for customised solutions across all supportive functions. All lots support commercial off‑the‑shelf, open‑source, niche or bespoke software licences, optionally including hosting, monitoring and subscription‑based SaaS delivery.

All solutions under the framework shall incorporate artificial‑intelligence functionalities and may be delivered via a hosting and monitoring subscription model.

The Barangay Government of Dita, City of Santa Rosa, Laguna is inviting accredited suppliers to quote for the supply and delivery of construction materials required for the improvement of the stage at Grand Riverstone. The tender covers the procurement of concrete mix components, reinforcement bars, steel and metal fittings, roofing elements, and thermal protection assemblies that will be assembled and installed at the designated site. All items are to be delivered to the Barangay Hall in Santa Rosa and accepted under the terms of a public bidding process governed by the Revised IRR of RA 9184.

The materials catalogue includes concrete works comprising Portland cement, white sand, gravel, deformed steel bars and wire, as well as concrete slab components such as additional cement, sand, gravel, reinforced bar assemblies and metal wire. Steel works involve deformed bars, angled bars, welding electrodes and metal cutting and grinding discs. Roof framing elements consist of pre‑painted ribbed roofing panels, finish flashing, stainless steel gutters, Tekscrew fasteners, silicon sealant, purlins, tubular bars, steel battens, and blind ribets. These items collectively provide the structural framework, protection, and finishing necessary for a compliant, durable stage structure.

Suppliers must be duly accredited, possess valid tax and business registrations, and provide all certification and audit documents required for accreditation. All deliveries must be accompanied by the requisite accreditation and certification documents as listed, and the materials must meet Philippine construction standards.

Cork County Council is creating a Multi‑Party Framework Agreement to secure works contractors capable of delivering large‑scale social housing projects exceeding €5 million in value. The framework will encompass seven designated contractors, each responsible for contractor‑designed projects under the standard PW‑CF2 public works contract, and it will support the Council’s commitment to street‑level, community‑focused redevelopment through modern construction techniques. The agreement is structured to allow the Council to award future projects via a mini‑competition, with selections based on both cost and quality, while permitting delivery periods that may extend beyond the framework’s expiry date.

Under the initial engagement, the selected contractors will design and construct 45 social housing units at Broomfield West (Phase B), Midleton, including ten one‑bed apartments, eight two‑bed apartments, three two‑storey four‑bed semi‑detached houses, eight two‑bed terrace houses and sixteen three‑bed terrace houses. The work includes full mechanical and electrical installations, as well as site development and external works, all carried out using a range of Modern Methods of Construction. Each contractor will provide a multidisciplinary design team consisting of architectural, civil and structural, and mechanical/electrical specialists to deliver the project on a design‑and‑build basis.

The framework demands adherence to advanced construction standards, with technical specifications that mandate the use of Modern Methods of Construction such as volumetric housing units, panelised timber, light gauge steel frames, precast concrete panels, structurally insulated panels and insulated concrete formwork, and the provision of contractor‑design specialists in architecture, civil/structural engineering and mechanical/electrical systems.

The Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation, together with the Danish Emergency Management Agency, is procuring headwear for use by both male and female personnel in training and operational settings. The headwear is intended to provide protection against wind and weather and will be worn on a daily basis, with certain items designated for specific tasks. The procurement is structured as a single framework agreement covering all required headwear, ensuring that deliveries can be managed centrally across the Danish Defence.

The tender requires suppliers to submit a comprehensive self‑declaration confirming compliance with labour, CSR, and international sanctions obligations, and to provide documentation on their and any subcontractors’ legal status in relation to prohibitions against Russian entities. All offers must be submitted in English and Danish, and suppliers will be held jointly and severally liable for the performance of the agreement. The headwear must meet the relevant Danish Defence headgear specifications for wind and weather protection.