revised implementing rules and regulations republic act no. 9184 1
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Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations
Republic Act No. 9184
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IRR Revisions
Background Harmonization
Alignment with International Best Practices
Application of Domestic Preference AO 227, Flag Law
Learning from Experience Concerns raised by procuring entities, bidders
and observers
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IRR Revisions
Scope and Application (Sec. 4)
All domestically-funded procurement activities
All foreign-funded procurement activities, unless otherwise stated in the treaty, international or executive agreement But procurement funded thru foreign grants are
excluded3
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Scope and Application (Sec. 4)
GOP negotiating panels shall: Adopt as default position, use of the IRR or
selection thru competitive bidding Explain in writing if treaty, international or
executive agreement states otherwise
IRR now includes definition of treaty, international or executive agreements, foreign loans & grants
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Procurement Planning (Sec. 7)
End-user units shall prepare their PPMP which shall be submitted to the budget office
Budget office to evaluate and include in budget proposal for approval of HOPE
Upon approval, budget office shall furnish a copy of budget proposal and PPMP to BAC Secretariat
BAC Secretariat shall review and consolidate into the proposed APP
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Procurement Planning (Sec. 7)
Upon approval of GAA/corporate budget/ordinance, end-user shall revise/adjust PPMP and submit to BAC Secretariat
BAC shall finalize modes of procurement under the proposed APP
APP shall be approved by HOPE or 2nd ranking official designated by HOPE
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Bids and Awards Committee (Sec. 11)
Alternate BAC member allowed: Same qualification and term as principal Attend meetings and receive honoraria Accountability limited to their acts and decisions
Honoraria for BAC Secretariat subject to DBM Rules
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Observers (Sec. 13)
Allows observers from cooperatives
Requires 3 days prior written notice for invitation of observers
Requires observers to inhibit in case of actual or potential conflict of interest
Access to documents upon signing of a confidentiality agreement
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Advertising of Invitation to Bid (Sec. 21)
IAEB to Invitation to Bid (goods and infra) or Request for Expression of Interest (consulting)
Includes posting in the website prescribed by the foreign government/foreign or international financing institution, for foreign-funded procurement
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Pre-Bid Conference (Sec. 22)
May be extended at least 30 cd before bid submission Method, nature and complexity of contract International participation is more
advantageous
At the option of procuring entity, only bidders who purchased bid documents are allowed to attend or ask questions
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Eligibility Requirements (Secs. 23 & 24)
Reduced to 5-6 documents
Others to be submitted during – Post-qualification Prior to Award of Contract
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IRR Revisions: Eligibility Requirements – Goods and Infra (Sec.
23)
Class “A” Legal Documents
DTI / SEC / CDA Registration Mayor’s permit for principal place of business
Technical Documents Statement of all on-going and completed contracts PCAB license and registration (Infra only)
Unless otherwise stated in treaty or international or executive agreement
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IRR Revisions:
Eligibility Requirements – Goods and Infra (Sec. 23)
Class “A”
Financial Documents Audited Financial Statement received by the BIR NFCC computation or Credit Line Commitment from a
universal or commercial bank
For LGUs, other banks authorized by BSP to issue said instrument
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Eligibility Requirements – Goods and Infra (Secs. 23-24)
Class “B” Documents: If Joint Venture - JVA If no JVA, sworn statements by each partner that they
will enter into and abide by provisions of the JVA if awarded the contract
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IRR Revisions:
Eligibility Criteria – Goods (Sec. 23) Legal Eligibility - Goods
General rule: 60% Filipino Foreign bidders eligible allowed –
If stated in treaty, international or executive agreement National of a country offering reciprocity rights to
Filipinos Goods not available from local suppliers To prevent situations that defeat competition or
restrain trade
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Eligibility Criteria (Sec. 23)
Legal Eligibility - Infra General rule: 75% Filipino (LOI 630) Foreign contractors allowed if stated in treaty or
international or executive agreement If joint venture, less than 75% is allowed if -
Not less than 25% Filipino Structures to be built require techniques not possessed
by 75% Filipinos
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IRR Revisions Eligibility Requirements (Sec. 23)
If foreign bidder –
Submit equivalent documents issued by country
Accompanied by English translation certified by appropriate embassy or consulate in the Philippines
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IRR Revisions Eligibility Criteria (Sec. 23)
Technical Eligibility (Goods) - Single Largest Contract
General Rule Exceptions Then require the ff.:
1.Expendable Supplies
• 25% of the ABC
2.Services and Non-expendable Supplies
• 50% of the ABC
If, at the outset and after market research, applying the general rule will likely result to:1.Failure of bidding; or2.Monopoly
a) At least 2 similar contracts aggregate amount at least equivalent to required percentage; and
b) Largest of the similar contracts amounts to at least 50% of required percentage 18
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Eligibility Criteria (Sec. 23)
Technical Eligibility (Infra) Track Record: Single Largest Contract
Retain at 50% But within a period of ten years
For foreign funded procurement, a different track record may be agreed upon
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Eligibility Criteria (Sec. 23)
Financial Eligibility (Goods and Infra) NFCC at least equal to ABC Credit Line Certificate at least equal to 10% of
ABC Issued by Universal or Commercial Bank For LGUs: other banks certified by BSP as authorized
to issued said CLC Option to submit cash deposit certificate deleted
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Submission and Receipt of Bids (Sec. 25)
Two-envelope system (Eligibility Documents included in Technical Proposal)
Documentary requirements trimmed down
Project related statements lumped into one document
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Submission and Receipt of Bids (Sec. 25)
First Envelope Eligibility requirements Bid security Technical specifications (Goods)/
Project requirements (Infra) Omnibus sworn statement
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Submission and Receipt of Bids (Sec. 25)
Second Envelope Financial information/documents specified in the
Philippine Bidding Documents
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IRR Revisions Bid & Performance Securities (Secs. 27 & 39)
Deleted certified check from acceptable forms
In general, bank issued securities must be issued by a universal/commercial bank
However, in biddings conducted by LGUs, securities may be issued by banks certified by BSP as authorized to issue said instruments
Surety Bonds must be accompanied by certification from Insurance Commission that issuer is authorized to issue such security
IRR RevisionsForm of Bid and
Performance SecurityAmt of Bid Security
(% = ABC)Amt of Performance
Security (% = Contract Price)
a)Cash, cashier’s/manager’s check, bank guarantee/ draft
2%5% (Goods & Consulting)
10% (Infra)b)Irrevocable LC
c)Surety bond callable upon demand
5% 30%
d)Combination of the foregoing
Proportionate to share of form with respect to
the total amount of security
Proportionate to share of form with respect to the total amount of security
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Bid & Performance Securities (Secs. 27 & 39)
Bidder has option to choose among acceptable forms of security
Procuring entity may not limit options available to bidders
IRR Revisions
Ceiling for Bid Prices (Sec. 31)
Enumerated conditions for application of ABC as ceiling for foreign-funded procurement
Definition of ABC includes estimated contract cost in the case of foreign-funded procurement [Sec. 5(b)]
IRR Revisions
No Contact Rule (Sec. 32)
BAC, thru Secretariat, may request for clarification of bid as long as it is in writing
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Post-qualification (Sec. 34)
3 days from notice of lowest calculated/highest rated bid, submit the following documents: Tax clearance Latest income and business tax returns Certificate of PhilGEPS registration Other appropriate licenses and permits required by
law and stated in the Bidding Documents.
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Notice of Award (Sec. 37)
Conditioned on the following: If joint venture, submission of JVA If foreign-funded and stated in treaty, international or
executive agreement, PCAB License Posting of Performance Security Signing of Contract If required, approvals by higher authority
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Domestic and Foreign Goods (Sec. 43)
Provides procedures in determining entitlement to domestic preference
Applies only where the lowest bid has a foreign component (foreign bid/entity) and the next lowest bid has a domestic component (domestic bidder/entity)
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Domestic and Foreign Goods (Sec. 43)
Requires procuring entity to give preference to domestic entities and to materials and supplies produced, made, and manufactured in the Philippines (domestic bidder).
Domestic entities can only claim preference if certified by SEC/DTI/CDA
Domestic bidder can only claim preference if certified by DTI
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Warranty Security – Goods (Sec. 62)
Expendable Supplies – 3 months, unless consumed earlier
Non-expendable Supplies – 1 year
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Warranty Security – Infra (Sec. 62) Warranty period vs. Warranty security period Warranty security period reduced to 1 year Liability per stage
From project construction to final acceptance From project completion to final acceptance From final acceptance to warranty security period
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Alternative Methods of Procurement (Secs. 48 to 53)
Alignment with international best practices Recognized additional instances of Negotiated
Procurement (e.g., procurement from UN Agencies, Community Participation)
Increase in shopping/small value procurement thresholds
Higher Threshold Amount for Unforeseen Contingencies
NGAs, GOCCs, GFIs, SUCs – P100,000
LGUs –
In the case of Barangays, the maximum amount is P50,000
Shopping & Small Value Procurement
ClassificationMaximum Amount (in Philippine Pesos)
Province City Municipality
1st Class 100,000 100,000 50,000
2nd Class 100,000 100,000 50,000
3rd Class 100,000 80,000 50,000
4th Class 80,000 60,000 50,000
5th Class 60,000 50,000 50,000
6th Class 50,000 50,000 50,000
Higher Threshold Amount for Regular Office Supplies and Small Value Procurement
NGAs, GOCCs, GFIs, SUCs – P500,000
LGUs –
In the case of Barangays, the maximum amount is P50,000
Shopping & Small Value Procurement
ClassificationMaximum Amount (in Philippine Pesos)
Province City Municipality
1st Class 500,000 500,000 100,000
2nd Class 500,000 500,000 100,000
3rd Class 500,000 400,000 100,000
4th Class 400,000 300,000 50,000
5th Class 300,000 200,000 50,000
6th Class 200,000 100,000 50,000
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Alternative Methods of Procurement (Secs. 48 to 53)
Address concerns raised by stakeholders Clearer rules on negotiated procurement due to 2-
failed bidding Increase in thresholds Lease of venue
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Failure of Bidding (Sec. 35)
Mandatory review after each failed bidding
Based on findings Revise terms, conditions, specifications Adjust ABC, subject to required approvals
Rebid
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Two-Failed Bidding (Sec. 53.1)
Mandatory review and agree on the following: Minimum technical specifications ABC adjusted only up to 20%
Invite sufficient number to ensure competition
Information communicated on an equal basis
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Two-Failed Bidding (Sec. 53.1, cont.)
Simultaneous negotiations
Submission of best and final offer on a specified date
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Two-Failed Bidding (Sec. 53.1, cont.)
Successful offer to be selected: Meet minimum technical specifications Does not exceed ABC
Observers shall be invited in all stages
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Effectivity 2 September 2009
30 days from publication in the Official Gazette (3 August 2009)
Transitory When was Invitation to Bid/Request for
Expression of Interest published?
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