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The Government Arsenal of the Department of National Defense seeks to supply, deliver, install, and commission a comprehensive Electronic Pressure, Velocity, and Action Time (EPVAT) measurement system for rifle ammunition. The project, identified in the bid notice as a single‑lot procurement, requires a pressure transducer for a mobile firing rest along with thirteen associated items that collectively provide the necessary data acquisition and analysis capabilities for accurate weapon testing.

The selected contractor will provide all goods, perform installation, conduct full commissioning, and deliver the system for operational use at the Arsenal’s facilities in Bataan. Completion of delivery, installation, and commissioning is mandated within 300 calendar days from the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, and the contractor must demonstrate at least ten years of experience on comparable projects to qualify for participation.

Eligibility is open to both local and foreign bidders who meet the conditions set forth in the Implementing Rules and Regulations for public bidding, with bids subject to a pass/fail evaluation. The EPVAT system shall conform to Philippine measuring instrument standards and must pass the acceptance tests specified in the technical specifications.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region X is inviting competitive bidding for a single lot of consultancy services that will conduct comprehensive soil testing, subsurface exploration, and geotechnical investigations for a series of bridge and roadway projects across Lanao del Norte and Misamis Oriental. The scope of the work covers the replacement of the Dunggoan Bridge on the Lala–Market–Dunggoan Provincial Road, the Malaybalay–Gingoog corridor through Gingoog City, the Gingoog Bypass Road, the Muslim‑Christian Unity Crossroad, the Tubod‑Ganassi By‑pass, and the Misamis Oriental–Agusan del Sur Alternate Bypass. The contract also requires exploratory activities—including borehole drilling and test‑pit excavation—for these and related road segments to assess subsurface conditions.

The consultant is expected to gather, analyze, and synthesize geological and geotechnical data, provide surface and subsoil geology overviews, evaluate foundation options, and prepare detailed technical reports that include seismic parameters for foundation design. The study should identify and address any emerging geotechnical issues throughout the project. Borehole drilling, test pit excavation, soil sampling, laboratory analysis, and seismic parameter determination are required.

The Government Arsenal of the Department of National Defense, located in Bataan, is inviting competitive bids to procure a complete Electronic Pressure, Velocity, and Action Time (EPVAT) measurement system integrated with an Optical Target Scoring System (OTSS). The contract requires the supply, delivery, installation, and commissioning of the system as a single lot consisting of the EPVAT hardware, the OTSS apparatus, associated mobile firing equipment, and thirteen additional, unspecified components required for full operational capability.

The selected contractor must provide all goods specified for use in target firing operations, including the EPVAT pressure transducer and related instrumentation, install the equipment on the Government Arsenal’s premises, and commission the system within 210 calendar days from receipt of the Notice to Proceed. Successful bidders are expected to demonstrate prior performance on similar projects no more than ten years from the bid submission, and all work will be assessed under a passive pass/fail criterion in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations. The package must be delivered, installed, and fully tested so that the EPVAT system accurately measures pressure, velocity, and action time while the OTSS accurately scores target impacts.

The EPVAT system shall comply with the technical specifications, test, and acceptance procedures set forth in the Bidding Documents.

The tender seeks a qualified supplier to deliver comprehensive catering services for St Francis of Assisi Catholic College. The successful contractor will be responsible for all food and beverage provision across the campus, including meal preparation, on‑site hospitality, and free‑issue catering activities that support the day‑to‑day life of students and staff. The contract covers the full spectrum of the college’s catering needs, ensuring that meals meet the institution’s expectations for quality, nutritional value, and service excellence.

St Francis of Assisi Catholic College is a mixed secondary and sixth‑form establishment with a roll of 1,170 pupils, of whom 200 are post‑16 and reside in a dedicated sixth‑form centre. The college’s commitment to academic rigor and community values underscores the importance of a reliable catering partner who can support the daily routines, special events, and extra‑curricular activities of a diverse student body while maintaining high standards of hygiene, safety, and food quality. The contract is anticipated to sustain the current enrolment levels over its term and may be extended through a 3 + 3 renewal option.

The procurement will evaluate proposals primarily on quality (70 % of the weighting) followed by price (30 %). Suppliers must therefore demonstrate the capacity to deliver consistent, high‑standard meals and hospitality services that align with the college’s ethos and expectations, while offering competitive pricing. All proposals must comply with the relevant food safety and health and safety regulations.

The Grains Research and Development Corporation is calling for a delivery partner to design, coordinate and implement the next phase of the Grain Automate Extension Program for 2027–2028. The program builds on earlier Hub activities to expand national reach, strengthen regional delivery and create new learning pathways that enable grain growers to adopt automation, autonomy and related digital farming systems. The awardee will be responsible for planning and executing at least 15 major events and additional targeted sessions that align with regional needs while ensuring a cohesive national impact.

The scope of the work includes developing nationally consistent learning materials, delivering tiered workshops and hands‑on demonstrations that cover pre‑adoption, foundational and intermediate capability development, operating onboarding and follow‑up learning pathways, refining grower readiness tools, and embedding rigorous evaluation and reporting. The partner must engage a diverse stakeholder network—including agronomists, consultants, service providers, grower groups, dealers, OEMs and technology partners—and design a co‑contribution model of approximately 50:50 with GRDC to scale impact and secure independent investment. Consortia are encouraged when they strengthen national reach, regional delivery capability, technical depth, stakeholder access or value for money.

All delivery must be aligned to national standards for digital agriculture interoperability, data management and decision support, and include rigorous outcome measurement.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region X is requesting consulting services to perform a comprehensive structural assessment and detailed engineering design of the Atugan Bridge (B01249MN) located on Sayre Highway in Impasug‑ong, Bukidnon. The assignment will involve a systematic inspection of the existing bridge structure, laboratory testing of concrete and reinforcement, and a load‑rating analysis to establish the bridge’s current serviceability, durability, safety factors and remaining load‑carrying capacity. Based on the assessment, the consultant will identify key deficiencies and develop, compare, and recommend viable retrofit, strengthening, repair or protection alternatives for DPWH approval.

The final deliverables must comprise an exhaustive Detailed Engineering Design Package that includes technical specifications, design calculations, construction methodology, detailed drawings, temporary works plans, traffic‑management plan, and a full quantity take‑off with cost basis, all prepared in the DPWH‑prescribed formats. All technical documents shall adhere to DPWH‑prescribed formats and engineering standards.

The Department for Energy Security & Net Zero invites contractors to deliver the third phase of the Homes for Net Zero research programme, which builds on a cohort of approximately 1,250 owner‑occupied homes and aims to evaluate scalable pathways for decarbonising complex and space‑constrained properties. The procurement covers four interconnected work packages: a programme‑wide trial management and coordination package that will oversee participant engagement, data operations, and the integration of external technology trials; an analytical research package responsible for technical integration and data‑driven evidence generation; a consumer engagement and social research package dedicated to developing best‑practice outreach and social insight; and an installation package tasked with designing, installing, commissioning, and maintaining low‑carbon heating solutions, including air‑source and reversible air‑to‑air heat pumps, alternative electric domestic hot water systems, and the associated monitoring equipment. Contractors will be required to collaborate across all lots, interface with linked initiatives such as the Built Environment Adaptation and Resilience programme and the Heat Pump Ready Programme, and produce a suite of publicly accessible research outputs, including annual reports, trial delivery summaries, thematic briefs, open datasets, and a final comprehensive report to inform policy and strategy on clean heat and climate resilience.

The programme will involve longitudinal monitoring of real‑world performance, cost, and user experience of low‑carbon technologies, while also addressing consumer behaviours, heating resilience—including overheating mitigation—and broader climate adaptation. Partners will provide robust data analytics, social research insights, and practical deployment experience across a geographically diverse set of homes, ensuring that the evidence base addresses the full spectrum of technical, behavioural, and policy considerations for widespread clean‑heat adoption.

All works must align with the programme’s quality and risk management standards, demonstrate the capacity for multi‑contractor coordination, and incorporate rigorous research methodology to produce actionable insights for national energy and climate policy.

The Department of Defence is seeking a contractor experienced in constructing defence‑grade training and accommodation facilities to support the Hobart Class Destroyer Aegis Combat System Enhancement. The procurement involves the delivery of new infrastructure and capital build facilities, including the construction of a new two‑storey extension to the Navy Training Systems Centre at Randwick, NSW, alongside the modification and refurbishment of existing training facilities. The works will also encompass civil and landscaping activities, and include the provision of working accommodation at Defence Plaza Sydney, comprising office fit‑out modifications on a single level to accommodate additional staff.

The project requires that the contractor perform extensive alterations to current buildings and site services infrastructure while ensuring that the existing training facilities, as well as adjacent offices, remain fully operational throughout the construction period. The scope covers the modification of non‑load‑bearing internal partitions, finishes, and service systems, with careful integration into the campus’s operational framework. The tender has a multi‑stage selection process; applicants must demonstrate both the resources and the capacity to deliver these works to the required Defence standards.

The contractor will be evaluated on proven ability to complete the works and on the capacity to manage the activity in compliance with Defence information security obligations. All construction and infrastructure modifications must adhere to the Defence information security standards.

Exeter City Council is establishing a four‑lot framework under a Light Touch Regime to secure a range of accommodation and support services designed to fulfil statutory duties related to homelessness prevention, relief and placement, as well as safeguarding vulnerable adults and families. The framework will allow the Council to call off services through mini‑competitions or direct awards where permitted, ensuring flexible procurement that can respond quickly to changing needs in the housing sector.

Lot 1 requires providers to deliver short‑term, reactive temporary accommodation, including out‑of‑hours placements and nightly paid options, for individuals and families in accordance with Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996 (as amended). Lot 2 focuses on emergency beds and rapid access units, including respite provision, to accommodate rough sleepers and those at immediate risk of rough sleeping, as well as individuals not eligible for statutory support. Lot 3 seeks accommodation that incorporates intensive housing management functions to support tenants in progressing toward independence, while Lot 4 is for floating support services that are not tied to a specific property but aim to enable individuals to sustain tenancies and prevent homelessness.

All services must be rendered in compliance with Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996 (as amended) and must deliver outcome‑focused support to vulnerable adults and families.