Contractors

Since our re-privatization in 2007, we have been investing in infrastructure projects that will improve and expand water and wastewater services in the West Zone. We are committed to sustaining our investments until the end of our contract with the Philippine government. Below are some of our infrastructure projects.

PROJECT CLASSIFICATION

Maynilad invests in infrastructure projects to improve its service levels and expand its coverage of water and sewerage in the West Zone.

We are committed to sustaining our investments until the end of our contract with the Philippine Government. Below are the types of our infrastructure projects.

Primary Pipe-laying

Pipe-laying with diameters of above 400mm, including Maintenance Work

Secondary and Tertiary Pipe-laying

Pipe-laying with diameters below 400mm, including Maintenance Work

Wastewater Facilities, Conveyance, Reservoir, and Pumping Stations

Wastewater Facilities and Conveyance

Construction of Reservoir and Pumping Stations

Buildings, Offices, Warehouse

Buildings / Offices / Warehouse

Rehabilitation / Refurbishment of Facilities

Rehabilitation of Pumping Stations and Electro-Mechanical Works

Electro-Mechanical Projects

Rehabilitation/ refurbishment of Pumping Stations

Automation and IT

Automation and Instrumentation Works

Information Technology Works

Bank-Financed Projects

Projects to be funded by lending institutions

Consultancy Services

Feasibility studies, procurement, and design services

HOW WE PROCURE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

By default, the procurement is being done through competitive bidding

OPEN
COMPETITIVE
BIDDINGÂ

All qualified contractors may participate (for large and complex projects)

DIRECT
COMPETITIVE
BIDDING

Only accredited contractors may participate (for pipe-laying and small/medium facilities)

Alternative procurement methods:

RAFFLE

For urgent typical secondary/tertiary pipe-laying: only shortlisted contractors may participate.

NEGOTIATION

For exceptional circumstances, including the following: (i) there is threat to life and property. (ii) there has been two consecutive failed biddings, (iii) there is a lone bid in the first biddingÂ

PROJECTS FOR BIDDING

Below are the projects we have lined-up for bidding. The list may be filtered according to certain keywords,Â project classificationÂ andÂ bidding mode.

Project	Classification	Mode	Date
17.45 km Construction of Las PiÃ±as Package 2 Conveyance System	Primary Pipe-laying	Open Invitation	May 2023
8.3 km Total Pipe Replacement of 600mm SP to 700mm Primary Main along Alabang – Zapote Road from Â J. Aguilar (CAA) Road to Quirino Ave., 500mm SP to 600mm Primary Main along Quirino Ave. from Alabang-Zapote Road to Naga Road, and 450mm SP to 500mm Primary Main along Naga Road from Quirino Ave. to Â J. Aguilar (CAA) Road, in Las PiÃ±as City under Muntinlupa- Las PiÃ±as B.A.	Primary Pipe-laying	Open Invitation	June 2023
4.22 km Pipe-laying of 1600mm along National Rd from Montillano to NIA Rd and 900mm along from NIA Rd to Rizal St. due to North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) Project in Muntinlupa City, Under Muntinlupa-Las PiÃ±as BA	Primary Pipe-laying	Open Invitation	June 2023
3.84 km Primary Pipe-laying of 1400mm, 1200mm & 1000mm along Daanghari, Aguinaldo Highway and Daanghari Extension (Open Canal), Imus City, Cavite	Primary Pipe-laying	Open Invitation	June 2023
3.05 km Pipe-laying of 1200mm Along Algeciras, Â Loyala St., Cristobal St., Florentino St., EspaÃ±a Blvd and Quintos St, 1000mm along Quintos St., and 800mm along Loyola St. and VG Cruz St. due to North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) Project in HS Algeciras and EspaÃ±a, in Sampaloc, Manila under Manila BA	Primary Pipe-laying	Open Invitation	June 2023

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If you are interested to participate in this project, kindly fill up the interest to bid form and send it to contractormanagement@mayniladwater.com.ph

ACCREDITATION PROCESS

Maynilad undertakes various infrastructure expenditure projects. Therefore, it is necessary that contractors, who are technically and financially capable, with high management system standards, are accredited by Maynilad to implement these projects.

Each contractor must undergo the complete accreditation process which requires the contractor to accomplish the Contractor Accreditation Questionnaire and undergo a scheduled audit.

Maynilad regularly monitors the accredited contractors’ qualifications, quality of work, and performance to ensure their conformity with Maynilad’s standards. Accredited contractors are required to undergo the yearly process of reaccreditation.

Phase I â€“ Basic Company Information

All contractors applying for accreditation are required to submit the specified requirements, and completely accomplish the Contractor Accreditation Questionnaire.

They must have a working capital of at least Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (â‚±2.5M) per year to pass the financial requirement of Maynilad.

Only contractors who pass the initial financial screening shall proceed with the accreditation process.

Phase II â€“ Financial Capacity

Upon endorsement of Maynilad, the contractor must undergo the financial evaluation by a third party service provider, CRIF D&B Philippines, Inc., as part of the accreditation process. The contractor shall settle the payment for processing fees within five (5) days from endorsement and submit complete requirements on or before the given deadline.

Phase III â€“ Technical Capability

The contractor must have technical expertise and experience in handling works similar to Maynilad projects. The contractor must also comply with the minimum requirements for equipment and manpower inspected during the scheduled technical audit.

Phase IV â€“ Management Capability

The contractors must submit the following documents, which are aligned with the CPE criteria, to assess if the contractor will be able to comply with Maynilad standards in executing any awarded project.

Safety Policy and Procedure
Quality Manual and Quality Assurance Plan
Project Controls Policy Manual
Risk Management Plan

Categorization

The result of the technical and financial evaluation determines the type of projects that the contractor is qualified to bid on.

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BIDDING PROCESS

1. Submit a letter of intent

Indicate your intention to bid for a specific project.

2. Purchase prequalification documents

Contractors may purchase prequalification documents once an invitation for prequalification is issued.

3. Submit prequalification requirements
Submit prequalification requirements
4. Purchase bidding documents

Bidders that satisfied the prequalification requirements will be asked to purchase the formal bidding documents to start preparing for the submission of bids.

5. Submit bidding documents

Bidding documents may consist of two components, depending on the requirement of the project: the technical bid and the financial bid. The two components must be submitted together but in separate expanding envelopes.

The evaluation of the two components of bid is done sequentially. Only financial bids of contractors that passed the evaluation of technical bids will be opened and evaluated.

The lowest complying bid will be recommended for award to the Contracts and Awards Committee (CAC). The CAC is the body that approves all recommendations for award in any contract with Maynilad.

The winning contractor will be issued a Notice of Award which indicates the corresponding requirements necessary for the execution of Maynilad infrastructure projects.

MODES OF

BIDDING

Maynilad is committed to delivering projects in a cost-efficient manner. To do this, we invite accredited and qualified contractors to bid for our projects.

Direct Invitation