This document provides instructions for bidding on government construction projects in the Philippines. It outlines who is eligible to bid, including Filipino citizens and corporations, joint ventures with at least 75% Filipino ownership, and foreign contractors for foreign-assisted projects. It also describes the organization of the Bid and Award Committee (BAC) for each agency, including its regular and provisional members from the agency and private sector. Non-infrastructure agencies without technical capabilities can designate an infrastructure department to undertake bid and award services.
This document provides instructions for bidding on government construction projects in the Philippines. It outlines who is eligible to bid, including Filipino citizens and corporations, joint ventures with at least 75% Filipino ownership, and foreign contractors for foreign-assisted projects. It also describes the organization of the Bid and Award Committee (BAC) for each agency, including its regular and provisional members from the agency and private sector. Non-infrastructure agencies without technical capabilities can designate an infrastructure department to undertake bid and award services.
This document provides instructions for bidding on government construction projects in the Philippines. It outlines who is eligible to bid, including Filipino citizens and corporations, joint ventures with at least 75% Filipino ownership, and foreign contractors for foreign-assisted projects. It also describes the organization of the Bid and Award Committee (BAC) for each agency, including its regular and provisional members from the agency and private sector. Non-infrastructure agencies without technical capabilities can designate an infrastructure department to undertake bid and award services.
BIDDERS: THESE PROVISIONS REFER TO PRECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES FROM ADVERTISEMENT TO CONTRACT AWARD
WHO MAY BE ALLOWED TO
BID The following may become contractors for government projects: a. Filipino (1) Citizens (single proprietorship) (2) Partnership or corporation duly organized under the laws of the Philippines, and at least seventy five percent (75%) of the capital stock of which belongs to Filipino citizens. b. Contractors forming themselves into a joint venture i.e., a group of two or more contractors that intend to be jointly and severally responsible for a particular contract, shall for purposes of bidding/ tendering comply with LOI 630, and, aside from being currently and properly licensed by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB), shall comply with the provisions of R.A. 4566 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, provided that joint ventures in which Filipino ownership is less than seventy five percent (75%) may be prequalified where the structures to be built require the application of techniques and/or technologies which are not adequately possessed by a Filipino entity as defined above. c. Foreign contractors for internationally bid foreign-assisted projects as may be required by foreign financial institutions.
Organization of the BAC
1. Each office/agency/corporation shall have in its head office or in its implementing offices a Bid and Award Committee (BAC) or designated procurement unit which shall be responsible for the conduct of prequalification, or eligibility screening, bidding, evaluation of bids, postqualification, and recommending award of contracts. Each committee shall be composed of the following: A. Chairman (regular) at least third ranking official of the office/agency/corporation B. Executive officer and secretary (regular) - legal officer of the office/agency/corporation. The administrative officer of the agency concerned may be the executive officer and secretary of the BAC or designated procurement unit when the agency does not have a legal officer in its plantilla positions. c. Member (regular) - Technical member designated by the head of office/agency/corporation
d. Member (provisional) - At least two, with
experience in the type of contract to be bid and in project management, duly designated by the head of office/agency/corporation on a project to project basis. e. Members from the Private Sector - To ensure the transparency of bidding process, one qualified representative from a constructors' association duly recognized by the Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines (ClAP) and one qualified representative from any of the following organizations: (1) End-user group or non-governmental organization to be designated by the head of the office/agency/corporation concerned (2) ProjectRelated Professional associations accredited or duly recognized by the Professional Regulation
2. Government owned or controlled corporations shall
organize their own BACs, the members of which shall be appointed by their respective boards preferably along the same line as other government offices. 3. Non-infrastructure agencies - that is, agencies other than the Department of Public Works and Highways, the Department of Transportation and Communication, their attached agencies and other Infrastructure Corporations - that do not possess an inhouse technical capability to constitute their own !?ACs shall cause the designation of either of the two infrastructure departments mentioned above whichever is concerned, to undertake the Bid and Award services, as well as the preparation of project plans and designs and supervision of construction.