PHILIPPINES —The Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA), a Philippine government agency responsible for developing and supervising tourism infrastructure projects nationwide, has officially launched a competitive procurement process for a major utility project. The contract covers the Design and Build of the CBDC River Water System in the San Vicente Flagship Tourism Enterprise Zone in Palawan. Featuring an estimated budget of PHP 365 million, interested bidders have until June 23, 2026, to submit their formal proposals.
This infrastructure upgrade is essential for supporting long-term commercial activities and managing environmental resources within the zone. By securing a reliable, dedicated water supply, local authorities aim to mitigate potential utility deficits that frequently hinder high-density regional master plans. For engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractors specializing in hydraulic engineering and municipal water treatment, this development presents a high-value public contract opportunity.
It also signals robust state-backed capital allocation toward building sustainable economic enclaves in the MIMAROPA region. More broadly, the project enhances the regional investment climate by de-risking prospective hospitality, real estate, and commercial ventures that rely heavily on sustainable municipal infrastructure.
This tender is published on Bidsinfo.com, and the full listing can be accessed at https://www.bidsinfo.com/ref/35482865/design-and-build-of-the-cbdc-river-water-system-in-the-san-vicente-flagship-tourism-enterprise-zone
