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The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office, is inviting qualified contractors to submit bids for the installation of a new running‑track surface within the Pantukan Sports Complex, located in Pantukan, Davao de Oro. The project is part of Phase 5 of the multi‑purpose sports complex and is scheduled for completion within 167 calendar days. The issuing authority will award the contract by lowest responsive bid.

The scope of the contract covers the full installation of an Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) rubber running‑track surface, together with the required accessories. In addition, the contract includes the laying of two asphalt overlay layers: a 30 mm thick layer and a 40 mm thick layer, each covering an area of 1,334.06 square metres. The work must meet all applicable Philippine standards for civil construction and fit within the approved budgetary allocation for the project.

The successful bidder will be required to comply with the Construction Worker Health and Safety regulations and the environmental compliance protocols mandated by the Department. The contract is open to firms classified under PCAB License Category B and must demonstrate completion of a similar project prior to bidding. The work must include EPDM rubber track surface installation and 30‑mm and 40‑mm asphalt overlays of 1,334.06 m² each.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is inviting competitive bids for the full execution of a civil works project under contract identification 26LA0117, titled Surigao‑Davao Coastal Road (S01376MN) K1808 + 592 to K1809 + 324. The scope of the project is the conversion of a 13.40‑meter-wide alignment into a 21.60‑meter-wide dual‑lane road by concreting an additional two lanes of 300‑millimeter thickness over a length of approximately 719 meters as defined by the contract plan and right‑of‑way impact assessment. Concreted roadwork will be complemented by the construction of a 3.05‑meter‑wide service road with 230‑millimeter thinned pavement, as well as roadway excavation, surplus common excavation, concrete‑paved shoulders, sidewalk with curb and gutter, and the application of reflectorized thermoplastic pavement markings. The project is scheduled for completion within 186 calendar days and is classified as a “Small B” bid, requiring a PCAB license in Categories C & D as well as a minimum of a 60‑percent Filipino ownership for bidders.

The contract value is set at twenty‑seven million four‑hundred‑forty‑eight thousand Philippine pesos, funded from the 2026 FY General Appropriations Act under the regular infrastructure program. The bidding process will follow the New Government Procurement Act with a lowest calculated responsive bid criterion. All prospective contractors must demonstrate financial capacity through a Net Financial Contracting Capacity calculation, adhere to the bidder’s eligibility criteria per DPWH Contractor Profile Eligibility Process, and comply with the bid security and documentation requirements. All bids shall be submitted by 10:00 a.m. on August 11, 2026, with a bid opening scheduled immediately thereafter.
All technical specifications, site conditions, and mandatory performance standards are encapsulated in the bid documents.

The Municipality of Maasim in Sarangani Province is inviting qualified contractors to undertake the pavement replacement of the municipal compound at Barangay Poblacion. The project, identified as Project ID MAA‑SAR‑INF‑028‑2026, involves the complete renewal of surface materials and sub‑grade to restore traffic flow and safety for the municipal compound, whose completion must be achieved within ninety calendar days from the award of the contract. The award amount is capped at two million pesos, the approved budget for the contract.

Eligible bidders must be Philippine‑based companies or entities with at least sixty percent ownership by Filipino citizens, and must have successfully executed a similar pavement replacement or comparable civil works contract within the previous two years. The bidding process will follow a competitive, non‑discretionary pass/fail criterion under the New Government Procurement Act, and bids received beyond the approved budget will be automatically rejected. All proposers are required to submit a bid security in the amount stipulated in the Instructions to Bidders.

The Municipality of Maasim in Sarangani Province is inviting qualified contractors to undertake the repainting of its municipal building located in Barangay Poblacion. The project involves the complete exterior and interior painting of the pre‑existing structure to restore its appearance and protect the building envelope. Completion of the repainting works must be achieved within ninety (90) calendar days from the contract award date, and the contractor must demonstrate recent experience by having executed a comparable painting or refurbishment project in the last two years.

The procurement will be carried out under the Office of the Government Procurement Policy Board’s Competitive Bidding (Public Bidding) process, with a non‑discretionary “pass/fail” evaluation based on the New Government Procurement Act requirements. Bidders must be Filipino citizens or majority‑Philippine‑owned entities and must submit bids and bid security in accordance with the instructions set out in the bidding documents.

All work shall comply with the specifications set forth in the bidding documents and with applicable Philippine construction and painting standards.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office intends to engage a qualified contractor for the construction of a 500‑meter class I rural arterial road segment, extending from Purok 4 (Santa Teresa) to Purok 7, Barangay Magnaga in Pantukan, Davao de Oro. The project encompasses full civil‑works operations, including trenching, excavation, and the placement of a standardized concrete pavement, as well as ancillary elements such as intermittent concrete‑paved shoulders, concrete canal lining, minor drainage structures, metal guardrails with concrete posts, hazard markers, chevron signs, and reflectors for thermoplastic pavement markings. The bidding shall follow the provisions of the Republic Act 12009 and the new Governance Procurement Act, with a lowest‑responsive‑bid criterion for award.

The work will be executed over a contract period of 309 calendar days and requires the contractor to possess a PCAB license category C & D, with experience in similar road‑construction projects. The contractor must also submit proof of financial and technical capacity through the DPWH Contractor Profile Eligibility Process. The road shall be constructed with a 6.10 m wide, 230 mm thick concrete pavement over a 500 m stretch, including proper drainage, guardrails, and reflective pavement markings.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office is inviting qualified contractors to construct a Level II public water supply system for Barangay Sawangan, Mawab, Davao de Oro. The scope includes the design, construction, and installation of three concrete groundwater storage tanks (7,000 gallons each), a pump house, a summer tank, a collection box, and an intake box; the installation of a water pumping system, polyethylene piping with appropriate valves and fittings; painting of concrete structures; and ancillary electrical work necessary to provide a reliable water supply to the community. The project’s technical and operational requirements necessitate the use of industry‑accepted construction materials, adherence to Philippine seismic and civil engineering standards, and compliance with Department of Public Works and Highways design specifications.

This heavy‑construction work is classified as a small‑size B project and requires a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in Category C & D. The contract obligates completion within 231 calendar days and is limited to Filipino citizens or majority‑Philippine corporate entities. Qualified bidders must have a proven track record in comparable water‑supply projects and must meet the bidding and documentation requirements set forth by the DPWH, including registration with the Contractor Profile Eligibility Process and submission of a valid PhilGEPS Certificate of Registration. All construction shall comply with the Department of Public Works and Highways design specifications and the Philippine National Standards for water supply systems.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Davao de Oro 1st District Engineering Office, is inviting competitive bids for the construction of a 250‑meter primary road segment located between station markers Sta. 0+000.000 and Sta. 0+250.000 within Barangay Araibo, Pantukan, Davao de Oro. The project encompasses full earthwork, drainage works, and the placement of a 6.10‑meter wide concrete carriageway 230 mm thick, including surfacing for the intersection improvement to connect with the existing junction. Additional deliverables include the construction of minor drainage structures, installation of warning signage and application of reflectorized thermoplastic pavement markings, all of which must be installed within a 174‑calendar‑day project duration.

This procurement is a single‑lot heavy construction service, subject to the standard competitive bidding process under the New Government Procurement Act. Eligible bidders must hold a Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board license in the C & D category and demonstrate completion of a comparable contract; they are required to submit all statutory documentary requirements and financial capacity certifications by the bid opening deadline. The bidding package will be made available from July 10 to August 11, 2026, with a pre‑bid conference scheduled for July 17, 2026.

All concrete works shall conform to the Department of Public Works and Highways technical standards for road construction, including appropriate mix design, compaction, and curing procedures.

The Portsmouth City Council, acting on behalf of the Southern Coastal Group and SCOPAC, is inviting expressions of interest for a new Coastal & Flood Works Framework Agreement to be launched in March 2027. The agreement will replace the existing SCG Minor Works Framework and provide a four‑year contract (with a possible two‑year extension) to supply a range of coastal civil engineering and beach management services to local authority and Environment Agency funded projects across the Southern coast. Contractors may apply for any or all of the three designated lots.

Lot 1a will cover minor, non‑complex works such as the design, construction and maintenance of timber structures, groynes, revetments, concrete works, rock and earthworks, flood defences, and related harbour or river works, with a focus on call‑offs typically between £10 k and £100 k. Lot 1b will address more substantial, capitally funded projects, including the replacement or significant repair of existing defences, construction of new structures, realignment and habitat creation, and heritage‑related works, generally ranging from £250 k to £5 M. Lot 2 will deliver specialist beach management and associated coastal risk works, including beach material excavation, haulage, deposition, profiling and shoreline stability measures, typically in the £50 k–£1 M bracket. All lots include health and safety, emergency response, and, where applicable, early contractor involvement and design responsibilities.

The framework shall be governed by NEC4 contract terms, including appropriate ECC, ECSC, TSC, TSSC or Authority PO provisions, and shall permit assignment to successor authorities.

The tender seeks to establish a comprehensive, nationwide system for the continuous, timely monitoring of all‑cause mortality across the European Union, the European Economic Area and Stabilisation and Association Agreement states. The objective is to provide a robust indicator of the population‑level impact of communicable diseases and other major public health threats, with particular emphasis on seasonal and pandemic influenza, SARS‑CoV‑2, respiratory syncytial virus and comparable respiratory pathogens. By modeling excess mortality from vital statistics time‑series, the system will enable early warning of acute health effects, support evidence‑based public health planning, and complement existing disease‑specific surveillance networks.

The project will develop and maintain a network of national institutes and study sites to collect, harmonise and analyse mortality data from all EU/EEA/SAA member states. It will implement continuous, real‑time data‑collection pipelines, analytical methods for estimating expected mortality, and age‑ and geography‑specific excess‑mortality outputs. In addition, the tender calls for capacity building in member‑state authorities, dissemination of findings to scientific, professional and public audiences, and integration of excess‑mortality results into existing ECDC respiratory‑virus surveillance. Continuity of monitoring during pandemics, extreme environmental events or unexpected public health crises is a key requirement, and the final system must be designed to allow a seamless handover to the ECDC if requested.

The procurement requires that the methodological framework adopt the harmonised approaches developed in the 2022‑2026 “Excess mortality monitoring in Europe to assess impact of communicable diseases” project, ensuring alignment with ECDC standards and facilitating integration into broader supranational monitoring initiatives. The system shall comply with the EuroMOMO methodology and ECDC data integration standards.