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21HI0016.Pdf DEPARTMENT OF PUBLICWORKS AND HIGHWAYS 99 th DPWH-Cebu 5 District Engineering Office . V. Sotto Street, Cebu City BIDDING DOCUMENTS FOR 21HI0016 Contract Name Construction of Concrete Road – Bag-ong Dan, : connected to National Highway connecting to Kapulay, Tayud (Connected to Tayud National Highway) in Support of Furniture, Manufacturing, Pottery Making, Automotive Parts, Electronics, Metal Casting and other Related Industries, Liloan, Cebu Contract Location : Liloan, Cebu f Date of Opening of Bids : February 2, 2021 Start Date for Issuance : January 15, 2020 of Bidding Documents 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION I. INVITATION TO BID SECTION II. INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS SECTION III. BID DATA SHEET SECTION IV. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT SECTION V. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT SECTION VI. SPECIFICATIONS SECTION VII. DRAWINGS SECTION VIII. BILL OF QUANTITIES SECTION IX. BIDDING FORMS 2 Section I. Invitation to Bid 3 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS TH CEBU 5 DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICE VII V. Sotto Street, Cebu City INVITATION TO BID The DPWH – Cebu 5th District Engineering Office, through its Bids and Awards Committee (BAC), invites contractors registered with and classified by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) to apply for eligibility and, if found eligible, to bid for the following contract: 1. Contract ID : 21HI0001 Contract Name : Preventive Maintenance of Road: Asphalt Overlay along Cebu North Hagnaya Wharf Rd (S00163CB) – K0015+500 – K0015+853 Contract Location : Liloan, Cebu Scope of Work : Provision of Combined Field Office, Laboratory and Living Quarters Building for the Engineer (Rental Basis); Miscellaneous Survey and Staking; Project Billboard/Sign Board; Occupational Safety and Health Program; Traffic Management; Mobilization/Demobilization; Removal of Actual Structures/Obstruction (0.10m thick ACP); Emulsified Asphalt; Bituminous Concrete Surface Wearing Course, Hot Laid (50mm thick); Bitumunous Concrete Surface Binder Course, Hot Laid (50mm thick); Internally Illuminated (Solar) Pavement Levelled Marker/Stud Flush Type (Bi-Directional); Reflectorized Thermoplastic Pavement Markings White (GAD Attributions); Reflectorized Thermoplastic Pavement Markings Yellow (GAD Attributions). Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) : 14,042,420.00 Contract Duration : 90 Calendar Days Cost of Bidding Documents : 25,000.00 Source of Funds : GAA FY 2021 2. Contract ID : 21HI0007 Contract Name : Retrofitting/Strengthening of Permanent Bridges at Bagatayam Bridge (B00572CB) along Cebu North Hagnaya Wharf Road Contract Location : Sogod, Cebu Scope of Work : Provision of Combined Field Office, Laboratory and Living Quarters Building for the Engineer (Rental Basis); Miscellaneous Survey and Staking; Project Billboard/Signboard; Occupational Safety and Health Program; Traffic Management; Mobilization/Demobilization; Removal of Actual Structures/Obstruction (0.28m, PCCP, unreinforced); Protective Mortar (using PCM with lithium), 6mm; Reinforcing Steel (Grade 40); Reinforcing Steel (Grade 60); Structural Concrete, 20.68Mpa, Class A, (14 days); Carbon Fiber Plate; Carbon Fiber Sheet (Carbon Fiber Reinforcing Polymer Sheet (2 layers, 200gms/m2 per layer)); Grouted Riprap, Class “A”; Epoxy Injection on Cracks; Internally Illuminated (Solar) Pavement Levelled Marker/Stud Flush Type (Bi-Directional). Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) : 9,800,000.00 Contract Duration : 95 Calendar Days Cost of Bidding Documents : 10,000.00 Source of Funds : GAA FY 2021 3. Contract ID : 21HI0016 Contract Name : Construction of Concrete Road – Bag-ong Dan, connected to National Highway connecting to Kapulay, Tayud (Connected to Tayud 4 National Highway) in Support of Furniture, Manufacturing, Pottery Making, Automotive Parts, Electronics, Metal Casting and other Related Industries, Liloan, Cebu Contract Location : Liloan, Cebu Scope of Work : Provision of Combined Field Office, laboratory and Living Quarters Building for the Engineer (Rental Basis); Miscellaneous Survey and Staking; Project Billboard/Sign Board; Occupational Safety and Health Program; Traffic Management; Mobilization/Demobilization; Removal of Actual Structures/Obstruction (0.20m, PCCP); Surplus Common Excavation; Foundation Fill; Embankment from Roadway Excavation (Common Soil); Subgrade Preparation (Common Material); Aggregate Subbase Course; Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (Unreinforced), 0.30m thick (14 days); Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (Unreinforced), 0.28m thick (14 days); Reinforcing Steel, Grade 40; Structural Concrete (Class A, 28 Days); Catch Basins, 910mm dia. RCPC; Grouted Riprap, Class A; Internally Illuminated (Solar) Pavement Levelled Marker/Stud Flush Type (Bi-Directional); Reflectorized Thermoplastic Pavement Markings White (GAD Attributions); Solar LED Street Light. Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) : 45,080,000.00 Contract Duration : 210 Calendar Days Cost of Bidding Documents : 25,000.00 Source of Funds : GAA FY 2021 4. Contract ID : 21HI0019 Contract Name : Construction of Concrete Road – Barangay Road along Suba in support of Mitsumi and Republic Cement, Danao City, Cebu Contract Location : Danao City, Cebu Scope of Work : Provision of Combined Field Office, Laboratory and Living Quarters Building for the Engineer (Rental Basis); Miscellaneous Survey and Staking; Project Billboard/Sign Board; Occupational Safety and Health Program; Traffic Management; Mobilization/Demobilization; Surplus Common Excavation; Structure Excavation (Common Soil); Foundation Fill; Pipe Culvert and Drain Excavation; Embankment from Roadway Excavation (Common Soil); Embankment from Borrow (Common Material); Subgrade Preparation (Common Material); Aggregate Subbase Course; Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (Unreinforced), 0.23m thick (14 days); Reinforcing Steel, Grade 40; Structural Concrete (Class A, 28Days); Pipe Culverts, 910mm dia., Class II, RCPC; Catch Basin (Single Barrel 910mm dia. RCPC); Stone Masonry; Reflectorized Thermoplastic Pavement Markings White (GAD Attributions). Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) : 9,800,000.00 Contract Duration : 75 Calendar Days Cost of Bidding Documents : 10,000.00 Source of Funds : GAA FY 2021 5. Contract ID : 21HI0028 Contract Name : Construction/Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Building, (Sitio Paypay), Barangay Consuelo, San Francisco, Cebu Contract Location : San Francisco, Cebu Scope of Work : Provision of Field Office for the Engineer (Rental Basis); Permits and Clearance; Project Billboard/Signboard; Occupational Safety and Health Program; Mobilization/Demobilization; Structure Excavation (Common Soil); Embankment from Structure Excavation; Gravel Fill; Structural Concrete (Footings and Slab on Fill) Class A, 28 days; Structural Concrete (Columns) Class A, 28 days; Reinforcing Steel (Deformed) Grade 40 (10mm & 12mm); Reinforcing Steel (Deformed) Grade 60 (16mm and above); Formworks and Falseworks; Soil Poisoning; Decorative Stone; Fabricated Metal Roofing Accessory: 5 (Gauge 26, Ridge/Hip Rolls); Prepainted Metal Sheets (Rib Type, Long Span, above 0.427 thk); Structural Steel (Trusses); Structural Steel, Purlins; Metal Structure Accessories (Bolts); Metal Structure Accessories (Turnbuckle); Metal Structure Accessories (Crossbracing); Metal Structure Accessories (Steel Plates); Metal Structure Accessories (Sagrods); Painting Works (Steel); Conduits, Boxes and Fittings (Conduit Works/Conduit Rough-in); Wires and Wiring Devices; Lighting Fixture and Lamps; Panelboard Flush Type with Main and Branch Breaker. Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) : 1,980,000.00 Contract Duration : 90 Calendar Days Cost of Bidding Documents : 5,000.00 Source of Funds : GAA FY 2021 - LIP 6. Contract ID : 21HI0037 Contract Name : Construction/Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Building, Barangay Cabalawan, Sogod, Cebu Contract Location : Sogod, Cebu Scope of Work : Provision of Field Office for the Engineer (Rental Basis); Permits and Clearance; Project Billboard/Signboard; Occupational Safety and Health Program; Mobilization/Demobilization; Structure Excavation (Common Soil); Embankment from Structure Excavation; Embankment from Borrow; Gravel Fill; Structural Concrete (Footings and Slab on Fill) Class A, 28 days; Structural Concrete (Columns) Class A, 28 days; Structural Concrete (Suspended Slab) Class A, 28 days; Structural Concrete (Beams/Girders) Class A, 28 days; Reinforcing Steel (Deformed) Grade 40 (10mm & 12mm); Reinforcing Steel (Deformed) Grade 60 (16mm and above); Formworks and Falseworks; Soil Poisoning; CHB Non-Load Bearing (including reinforcing Steel), 100mm; CHB Non-Load Bearing (including Reinforcing Steel) 150mm; Cement Floor Finish with Floor hardener; Cement Plaster Finish; Aluminum Glass Window (Fixed Type); Aluminum Glass Window (Awning Type); Wooden Doors and Windows; Ceiling, 4.5mm, Metal Frame, Fiber Cement; Ceiling, Metal Frame, PVC-Spandrel; Aluminum Cladding; Fabricated Metal Roofing Accessory: (Gauge 26, Flashing); Fabricated Metal Roofing Accessory (Gauge 24 Gutters); Prepainted Metal Sheets (Rib Type, Long Span, above 0.427mm thk); Structural Steel (Trusses); Structural Steel, Purlins; Metal Structure Accessories (Bolts); Metal Structure Accessories (Steel Plates); Metal Structure Accessories (Sagrods); Painting Works (Masonry/Concrete); Painting Works (Wood); Painting Works (Steel); Storm Drainage & Downspout; Conduits, Boxes and Fittings (Conduit Works/Conduit Rough-in); Wires and Wiring Devices; Lighting Fixture and Lamps; Panelboard Flush Type
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