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The Department of Public Works and Highways – Region VI is soliciting consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study, preliminary and detailed engineering, economic analysis, and a series of technical, traffic impact, and environmental impact studies for the seawall component of the Iloilo South Coastal Road. The scope of the procurement covers the design and assessment of the coastal protection works, the evaluation of technical and economic viability, and the integration of environmental and traffic considerations that support the planning and implementation of the project.

Consultants will be required to deliver a full range of technical studies, including feasibility, detailed design, cost analysis, and environmental and traffic assessments, within a 180‑calendar‑day timeframe. Selection will be based on a quality‑cost‑based evaluation, employing a fixed 100‑point rating system that weights experience, staffing capability, and workload capacity; bids submitted beyond the specified period or exceeding the approved budget will be automatically disqualified. All work must comply with the applicable Philippine engineering and environmental standards governing coastal protection projects.

The Danish Technical University seeks a benchtop flow cytometry cell analyzer to support its ongoing immunology, allergy and cell‑based assay research. The device will be used for multicolour immunophenotyping, basophil activation testing, rare‑event analysis, plate‑based acquisition and the development of complex immune‑cell assays. The system is intended for robust analysis of both human and animal research samples, including rare or low‑frequency immune‑cell populations and a broad panel of activation‑marker readouts.

To meet these scientific demands, the instrument must allow high‑throughput, multicolour data collection and provide reliable detection of single cells in low‑frequency populations. It should support plate‑based acquisition formats to facilitate high‑content screening and accommodate future assay expansion with additional fluorochromes and analytical modules. The system should deliver consistent sensitivity, dynamic range and reproducibility suitable for detailed immunophenotyping and functional assays.

Installation and commissioning will take place at DTU’s campus in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark. The selected analyser must comply with the relevant EU research‐grade precision and reliability standards required for advanced laboratory flow cytometry.

The tender invites providers to deliver Hospital Based Domestic Abuse Advocacy (HBDAA) services that embed independent domestic violence advocates within London’s Major Trauma Centres. The programme, managed by the Violence Reduction Unit, aims to offer a stable and trusted presence to children and young people aged 11 to 25 who present at the four designated MTCs – King’s College Hospital, Royal London Hospital, St George’s Hospital, and St Mary’s Hospital – and who have experienced domestic abuse or are at risk of future gender‑based harm. Advocates will assess, engage and support these young people at the point of hospital presentation, coordinating with clinical and community partners to facilitate access to safeguarding and therapeutic services, with the objective of disrupting cycles of violence and reducing re‑admissions or offending.

The scope of delivery requires a proactive approach to identifying vulnerable young people, applying professional judgment in partnership with hospital staff to detect diverse forms of abuse, including child sexual abuse, rape, and sexual exploitation. The service is expected to work within the local communities of the four MTCs, building strong links with both healthcare teams and community agencies. Outcomes anticipated by the Violence Reduction Unit include enabling young people to access positive opportunities, ensuring their perceived safety, and contributing to a broader reduction in violence and hospital utilisation.

Services must be provided in accordance with local healthcare standards and safeguarding regulations, and must employ a multi‑agency coordination framework to deliver timely advocacy and support.

The Department of Public Works and Highways, Regional Office VI in Iloilo City is soliciting consulting services to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study for the proposed Iloilo River North Bank Extension Road located in Oton, Iloilo. The study will encompass technical, environmental, economic, and social analyses to determine the viability, design parameters, and potential impact of the road extension, providing the government with the data needed to proceed to the next stage of project development. The consulting firm will be responsible for delivering a full feasibility report that meets the project’s objectives and supports secure, sustainable infrastructure planning for the region.

To secure the contract, the procuring entity will evaluate eligible consultants through a non‑discretionary pass/fail short‑listing process followed by a Quality Cost‑Based Evaluation of submitted bids. The contract term is fixed at sixty calendar days, and the successful bidder must comply with the specified evaluation criteria, ensuring timely delivery of the feasibility study. The study must be completed within 60 calendar days and evaluated by a Quality Cost‑Based Evaluation method.

The London Borough of Barnet is commissioning a sole service provider to deliver Countryside Management Operations for a contract lasting three years, with an option to extend for an additional year. The operations are divided into six discrete Lot areas, covering access maintenance on bridleways and rural paths, meadow management, rural verge grass cutting, hedge maintenance—including flail cutting—, ditch, culvert, land drainage and revetment works, and bespoke ad‑hoc tasks that may arise throughout the term. Each Lot is marked out with a clear schedule of work, notably requiring first cuts in May or June, second cuts in August, and, where applicable, a third cut in November or an additional harvesting period in October, all of which are to be completed within specified windows to preserve the visual and ecological quality of the countryside.

The selected provider will be responsible for executing these activities to meet the Borough’s maintenance standards and care of rural infrastructure. The provider must manage access routes, control vegetation growth to maintain sightlines, conduct hedge and verge trimming according to designated cut schedules, and execute site‑specific maintenance of ditches, culverts, and drainage structures, with adjustments agreed upon with the Authority. All work must comply with local environmental and safety regulations and meet the specified cutting schedules and vegetation maintenance standards.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources – Region X is seeking professional engineering services to design and construct a rehabilitated and improved Fish Processing Center in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental. The scope of the work covers architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical design, procurement of materials, and full construction of the center to modernize the facility’s processing capacity and improve worker safety and product quality. The project will be executed under the Philippine Fisheries and Coastal Resiliency (FishCore) Project with financial assistance from a World Bank loan, ensuring that the design aligns with international best practices for industrial fish processing facilities.

The awardee will be responsible for delivering a fully functional processing center within 450 calendar days from the contract signing. The deliverables will include detailed construction drawings, engineering specifications, procurement of all construction materials, site supervision, and commissioning of all equipment and utilities. The design must meet the required life‑safety, environmental, and operational standards for fish‑processing operations in accordance with Philippine and World Bank guidelines.

All design and construction elements must conform to the applicable Federation of Asian Fisheries Societies (FAFS) and World Bank technical standards for food‑processing infrastructure, ensuring durability, hygiene, and energy efficiency.

The Philippine Commission on Women will procure and deliver twenty mid‑range laptops for use by its personnel in official duties. Each unit must be new, factory‑original, and sourced from an authorized distributor, with a minimum warranty of one year for parts and labor in the Philippines and full support through the manufacturer’s authorized service network. The supplies are required to be delivered within thirty days of order confirmation and must be fit for seamless use with intensive office productivity software, large spreadsheets, high‑definition video conferencing, and external high‑definition displays.

The laptops must feature a professional‑class mobile processor with a minimum of eight physical cores and twelve threads, a maximum turbo frequency of at least 4.5 GHz, and at least 16 GB DDR5 RAM expandable to 32 GB. Storage shall be a factory‑installed 512‑GB NVMe PCIe SSD, and the display a 14‑ to 15.6‑inch Full‑HD (1920×1080) anti‑glare panel with a minimum 250‑nit brightness. Integrated graphics must support the built‑in screen and at least one external Full‑HD or 4K output. Connectivity requires Wi‑Fi 6 (802.11ax), Bluetooth 5.1, Gigabit Ethernet, USB‑C with DisplayPort Alt Mode, two USB‑A ports, one HDMI port, and a 3.5‑mm headphone/microphone jack. Security features include TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, UEFI firmware, and BIOS/UEFI password capability. Each laptop must use a 45–50 Wh battery, weigh no more than 1.61 kg, and come with a manufacturer‑branded power adapter and carrying case, packaged in recyclable or biodegradable materials in compliance with CE, FCC, RoHS, and Energy‑Star standards.

The Municipality of Marogong, Lanao del Sur is inviting qualified contractors to construct a new one‑story school building comprising five classrooms, each equipped with its own common toilet facilities. The project is intended for use by the local community and will provide a compact, functional learning environment within the municipal limits. The design requires the use of civil works materials and techniques that comply with national construction standards and local building codes.

Prospective bidders must demonstrate prior experience delivering similar educational facilities, with evidence of at least one completed contract of comparable scope and size. Submissions will be evaluated through an open, competitive bidding process that adheres to the 2016 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act 9184. Successful contractors will be required to provide a bid security and all documentation as stipulated in the bidding documents, with bids accepted on or before the prescribed deadline.

The contract is to be completed within 365 calendar days from the award of the contract. All works must be finished to specification, ready for hand‑over and use by the final delivery date.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking applications from care agencies to join its Supported Living Open Framework. This framework will be utilized for the commissioning of all supported living schemes and substantial care packages contracted through the council.

The procurement focuses on securing high-quality supported living services for individuals who require significant assistance with daily living activities. Successful applicants must demonstrate a commitment to delivering person-centered care that is outcome-focused and tailored to individual needs.

Essential requirements include registration with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) or its successor body, maintaining CQC registration without serious compliance issues, and achieving a "good" or "outstanding" CQC inspection rating. Alternatively, agencies with a "requires improvement" rating may be considered if demonstrable action is being taken to address identified shortcomings. The framework operates on an open basis, allowing suppliers to apply at any time. Applications are evaluated annually or when the council identifies an urgent need for a specific provider. It is important to note that joining the framework does not guarantee any level of business. The initial contract period spans from 01/03/2025 to 31/03/2033, with options for three 24-month extensions. The estimated total contract value is £700 million. This procurement adheres to the Light Touch Regime under the EU Public Contracts Regulations 2015.