# Public tenders Canonical results: https://zephior.com/fr/tenders?buyer=PH-PSC-RMSC 1 matching notices. Page 1. Filter semantics: OR within a filter, AND across filters and text search. Omitted statuses use active defaults; [] includes all statuses. --- title: "Services de conseil pour le plan directeur de développement du RMSC" canonical: "https://zephior.com/fr/tenders/5be05530-6b35-4857-ba2b-094d1d2feac4/rmsc-master-development-plan-consulting-services" last-updated: 2026-10-12T15:50:50.242012+00:00 --- # Services de conseil pour le plan directeur de développement du RMSC La Philippine Sports Commission sollicite des manifestations d’intérêt pour élaborer le plan directeur de développement du Rizal Memorial Sports Complex. L’avis officiel comprend le cahier des charges, les qualifications et la procédure de sélection. Le budget approuvé est de 7 000 000 PHP, TVA comprise. 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Ocampo Sr. Street Malate, Manila Manila, Metro Manila, NCR Request for Expression of Interest CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE FORMULATION MASTER PLAN OF THE RIZAL MEMORIAL SPORTS COMPLEX (RMSC) Project Name: CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE FORMULATION MASTER PLAN OF THE RIZAL MEMORIAL SPORTS COMPLEX (RMSC) Budget : 7000000 Check item status Description: Section VI. Terms of Reference [Terms of Reference normally contain the following sections: (a) Background; (b) Objectives; (c) Scope of the Services; (d) Training (when appropriate); (e) Reports and Time Schedule; and (f) Data, Local Services, Personnel, and Facilities to be provided by the Procuring Entity.] 1. BACKGROUND The Rizal Memorial Sports Complex (RMSC) was inaugurated in 1934 to host the Far Eastern Championship Games and has since served as a premier venue for sports training and competitions in the Philippines. Following reconstruction after World War II, the complex has undergone various renovations over successive decades. In April 2017, the 9.4-hectare complex was declared a National Historical Landmark by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) and recognized as an important cultural property by the National Museum of the Philippines. This designation places the site under the protection of the National Cultural Heritage Act and underscores its significance as both a sporting venue and a heritage landmark. The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) now seeks to engage a qualified consulting firm to prepare a comprehensive, sustainable, and culturally sensitive Conceptual Master Development Plan for the redevelopment of the complex. This plan will serve as a long-term twenty (20)-year framework to guide the preservation of heritage structures, the enhancement of landscape and infrastructure, and the optimization of facilities for modern sports, administration, and public use — ensuring that the RMSC remains a nationally significant, functional, and culturally valued sports landmark. 2. OBJECTIVES The main goal of this project is to develop a comprehensive, sustainable, and highly actionable twenty-year Conceptual Master Development Plan for the redevelopment of the RMSC. To achieve this, the selected Consultant shall fulfill the following six (6) specific objectives, all at a conceptual level of detail: Objective 1 — Balance Heritage Conservation with Modernization Provide conceptual-level guidance for the protection of the historic Art Deco facades and structures of the RMSC, in strict compliance with National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) and National Museum guidelines, ensuring all proposed interventions preserve the complex's declared status as a National Historical Landmark under Republic Act No. 10066. Identify smart adaptive reuse strategies, at the conceptual level, that seamlessly integrate world-class, high-tech sports infrastructure and media spaces within the preserved heritage shells, without material alteration of heritage-significant fabric. Objective 2 — Maximize the Constrained 9.4-Hectare Spatial Footprint Optimize the landlocked 9.4-hectare site through innovative vertical zoning and flexible, multi-functional conceptual architectural layouts that maximize utility (water, sewer, power, and telecommunication) within the existing footprint, without outward expansion beyond the established complex boundaries. At the conceptual level only, identify upgrades needed for core arenas, tracks, and fields to meet the technical, safety, and capacity standards of international sports governing bodies — including FIBA (basketball), FIFA (football), and World Athletics (track and field) — without expanding the complex outward. Objective 3 — Solve Urban Traffic and Improve Accessibility Develop a comprehensive traffic and logistical management plan to address bottlenecking on Pablo Ocampo Sr. St., Adriatico St., and Quirino Ave. during major events, including vehicular flow simulation, ingress/egress design, and event-day crowd management protocols. Prioritize a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) approach by creating safe, walkable, and direct pedestrian linkages to the LRT-1 Vito Cruz Station, reducing vehicular dependence and improving spectator and athlete access. At the conceptual level only, identify smart parking solutions — including multi-level or underground parking structures — to eliminate peripheral street congestion and illegal parking on surrounding public roads. Objective 4 — Separate Public Event Zones from Athlete Quarters Design clear, secure zoning that completely separates high-traffic public areas from the private training and living quarters of national athletes, establishing distinct access hierarchies, perimeter controls, and security checkpoints for each zone. Guarantee uninterrupted and secure access for national athlete pools to sports science facilities, medical rehabilitation, and dining areas, ensuring their daily training routines are not disrupted by concurrent public tournaments or commercial events. Objective 5 — Build in Climate Resilience and Flood Mitigation At the conceptual level only, engineer the site to withstand Manila's seasonal flooding by incorporating subsurface rainwater catchment systems, advanced stormwater drainage networks, and permeable paving across high-runoff surfaces, consistent with the sustainability provisions of RA 12009 and DENR environmental regulations. At the conceptual level only, identify future-proofing measures for critical mechanical, electrical, and utility installations above historical flood lines, and embed energy-efficient and green building technology concepts aligned with BERDE or equivalent certification standards, as required under the Green Public Procurement provisions of RA 12009. Objective 6 — Ensure Operational Viability During Redevelopment Draft a smart, phased construction timeline ensuring that elite athlete training and essential sports operations at the RMSC continue with minimal disruption during redevelopment, with clearly defined operational buffer zones, temporary facility arrangements, and scheduling protocols for each construction phase. 3. SCOPE OF WORK The scope of services shall encompass all professional, technical, and support activities required to deliver a complete Conceptual Master Development Plan for the RMSC, at a conceptual level of detail throughout. The work is organized into four (4) sequential stages. Stage 1 — Site Analysis, Visual Resource Audit & Post-Occupancy Evaluation (Months 1–2) The Consultant shall undertake a thorough investigation of the existing site, including but not limited to: Compilation and review of all previous surveys, as-built plans, and documentation related to existing site conditions, as provided by PSC. Conduct of drone aerial surveys and ground photographic documentation to validate topographic data, site boundaries, existing building footprints, vehicular and pedestrian networks, and significant trees. Visual Resource Audit (VRA) to identify key visual elements, areas of cultural and aesthetic significance, and design opportunities. Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) of existing PSC office structures to assess performance during occupancy, suitability for continued active use, and potential for relocation. Assessment of carrying capacity of the complex for current and proposed uses. Conceptual-level evaluation of existing infrastructure and utilities to determine suitability for sustainable interventions (rainwater harvesting, stormwater management, rain gardens, bio-swales, bioengineering, and renewable energy systems). Confirmation of budgetary requirements and clarification of the extent of development work with PSC. Preparation and presentation of a comprehensive Site Analysis Report to PSC, including full text, graphics, and preliminary design examples. Deliverable: Comprehensive Site Analysis Report with drone survey documentation, a scaled topographic model for workshop use, and a formal presentation to PSC. Stage 2 — Stakeholder Charrette / Workshop (Month 2, plus two weeks for documentation) On-site walkthrough prior to the charrette to familiarize participants with current site conditions. Facilitated discussions on development constraints, potential, vision, goals, target users, zoning, carrying capacity, amenities, and sustainability considerations. Preparation of a physical massing model (scaled 1:500) as a planning tool for use during the workshop (billed as a direct reimbursable cost). Collation of all inputs and production of an Initial Conceptual Master Plan framework within two (2) weeks following the charrette. Deliverable: Charrette documentation report including all inputs, outputs, and the Initial Conceptual Master Plan framework. Stage 3 — Conceptual Master Plan Development (Months 3–5) Based on the site analysis and charrette outputs, the Consultant shall develop two (2) Conceptual Master Plan (CMP) schemes for review and direction by PSC. Each scheme shall address, at minimum: Overall PPP redevelopment scenarios and phasing (conceptual level; excludes detailed financial/feasibility modeling). Site perimeter treatment and security network. Entry driveways, main spine, and complex entrances. Vehicular circulation network. Pedestrian circulation network. Parking area to accommodate peak event demand. Back-of-house, service, and security circulation routes. Incorporation and adaptive reuse of existing facilities where determined to be retained (see Section 4). Conceptual utilities layout for the entire site: power, water, sewer, and telecommunications. Sustainability measures (rainwater harvesting, green stormwater/flood susceptibility management, rain gardens, bio-swales, bioengineering, renewable energy accommodation, solid waste management, and sewage treatment) — at the conceptual level. Colored and scaled conceptual master plan drawings, schematic sections, elevations, and aerial and ground-level perspectives. Conceptual formation levels and profile sections for the site. Conceptual architecture massing, as relevant to the overall CMP. Development cost estimates (schematic/order-of-magnitude level) and proposed phasing. The Consultant shall present the two CMP schemes to PSC for review, comments, and direction. Following feedback, the Consultant shall finalize the preferred CMP and deliver two (2) sets of colored hard copies and three (3) USB drives containing all presentation materials from all stages of work, including massing models. Deliverable: Two (2) CMP schemes presented to PSC; Finalized Conceptual Master Plan with all supporting documentation and a two (2)-minute computer-generated 3D fly-through of the proposed master plan. Stage 4 — Development Framework & Additional Deliverables (Months 5–6) Following PSC's approval of the Final Conceptual Master Plan, the Consultant shall prepare the Development Framework translating the approved CMP into an implementable twenty (20)-year guide, together with the remaining presentation deliverables. This Stage may run concurrently with the finalization of Stage 3 and shall be completed within the 180-calendar-day contract period. The Development Framework shall include, at minimum: Twenty (20)-year phased development framework identifying short-term (Years 0–5), medium-term (Years 6–10), and long-term (Years 11–20) implementation packages for the approved CMP. Implementation and phasing schedule for each package, sequenced so that elite athlete training and essential sports operations continue with minimal disruption throughout redevelopment. Order-of-magnitude cost estimates and indicative funding or PPP modality per phase, at the conceptual level only; detailed financial and feasibility modelling is excluded. Institutional and regulatory roadmap identifying the permits, clearances, and NHCP and National Museum endorsements required at each phase, and the responsible offices for each. Design and development guidelines governing heritage treatment, building height and massing, materials and finishes, landscape, signage, and sustainability standards to govern subsequent detailed design. Recommended monitoring indicators and review intervals to enable PSC to track implementation against the framework over the twenty (20)-year horizon. Two (2)-minute computer-generated 3D fly-through of the approved master plan, rendered in full high definition and delivered in a playback-ready format. Incorporate all PSC comments and revisions arising from the Stage 3 review, and present the complete package to PSC management. Deliverable: Twenty (20)-year Development Framework with phasing, order-of-magnitude costing, and development guidelines; two (2)-minute 3D fly-through video; and two (2) sets of colored hard copies and three (3) USB drives containing all materials from all stages of work. 3.1 Stage Approval by PSC Management Each Stage of the Scope of Work shall be subject to the written approval of PSC management before the Consultant may commence the succeeding Stage. Upon completion of a Stage, the Consultant shall submit the corresponding deliverables to the Project Technical Working Group (TWG), which shall evaluate the submission and endorse it, together with its recommendation, to the Head of Procuring Entity (HoPE) or his or her duly authorized representative for approval. PSC shall act on each Stage submission within five (5) working days from receipt of the complete deliverables. Where PSC returns a submission with comments, the Consultant shall revise and resubmit within five (5) working days from receipt of the comments, at no additional cost to PSC. The review period shall run anew upon each resubmission. The Consultant shall not proceed to a succeeding Stage without the written approval of the preceding Stage, except where PSC issues a written instruction to proceed on a provisional basis in order to preserve the contract schedule. Any work undertaken by the Consultant in advance of Stage approval shall be at the Consultant's own risk and cost. No milestone payment under Section 8 shall be released for a Stage that has not been approved in writing in accordance with this Section. Approval of a Stage shall not relieve the Consultant of responsibility for errors, omissions, or non-conformity with this Terms of Reference subsequently discovered in the approved deliverables. 4. EXISTING FACILITIES FOR EVALUATION The Consultant shall assess and provide adaptive reuse or redevelopment recommendations, at the conceptual level, for all existing structures within the RMSC, including but not limited to: Track and Football Stadium and Field; Rizal Memorial Coliseum; Baseball Stadium and Field; PSC Administration Building; Badminton Hall; Gymnastics Building; Property Office; Weightlifting/Arnis Gym and Aero-Gymnastics Building; Outdoor Tennis Court; Central Tennis Court (The Dacudao); Athletes' Lounge/Tennis Clubhouse; Tennis Cabana; MSAS Building; PSC House (formerly PNB/Philippine Sports Museum); Rizal Memorial Swimming Pool Stadium; Teofilo Yldefonso Swimming Pool Stadium; Dryland Training Area; Athletes' Dormitory; National Taekwondo Center (formerly Bowling Center); Ninoy Aquino Stadium; Powerhouse; National Squash Training Center: North Dormitory; South Dormitory; Pumping Station; and Laundry Building. 5. MANPOWER & TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS The Consultant shall deploy the following minimum professional team for the duration of the engagement. All professionals must hold valid PRC licenses where required and must not be simultaneously committed to other ongoing No. Position / Role Qty Assignment Required License and Minimum Qualifications 1 Project Director 1 Full-time Licensed Architect, Landscape Architect, EnP, or equivalent (PRC); min. 20 yrs multi-disciplinary planning or infrastructure management; min. 3 completed master development or similar plans as project director/team leader; Master's degree preferred; demonstrated experience coordinating with government or institutional stakeholders. 2 Lead Architect 1 Full-time Licensed Architect (PRC) or accredited cultural heritage specialist; min. 15 yrs heritage conservation/adaptive reuse; familiar with RA 10066 and NHCP policies; prior engagement with NHCP-declared properties preferred. 3 Transport Planner 1 Full-time Transport Planner with more than 10 years' experience in traffic circulation and management studies. Deep understanding of pedestrian movement, interface with public transport services, and ability to identify efficient strategies to manage crowds. 4 Senior Architect / Landscape Architect 01 1 Full-time Licensed Architect, Landscape Architect, Civil Engineer, or Sports/Recreation Planner (PRC); min. 10 yrs institutional planning and/or sports facility planning. 5 Senior Architect / Landscape Architect 02 1 Full-time Licensed Architect, Landscape Architect, Civil Engineer, or Sports/Recreation Planner (PRC); min. 10 yrs institutional planning and/or sports facility planning. 6 Senior Architect / Landscape Architect 03 1 Full-time Licensed Architect, Landscape Architect, Civil Engineer, or Sports/Recreation Planner (PRC); min. 10 yrs institutional planning and/or sports facility planning. 7 Support Team (CAD) 3 Full-time Knowledgeable in AutoCAD, Sketchup, and rendering software. TOTAL 7 Positions (7 roles) 9 Full-time Key Personnel Profiles and Responsibilities All seven (7) positions above (9 individuals, including the 3-person CAD/BIM support team) constitute the Consultant's required Key Personnel for this engagement and are subject to the substitution restrictions in Section 5.1 below. The Consultant may additionally engage specialist sub-consultants (e.g., for drone survey operations) as needed to deliver the scope, subject to disclosure under Section 5.3. 5.1 Substitution of Key Personnel Substitution of any key personnel listed in the Consultant's Technical Proposal shall not be permitted during the contract duration except in cases of death, incapacitation, or resignation. Any proposed substitution must be approved in writing by the PSC Head of Procuring Entity (HoPE) prior to the substitute personnel's assumption of duties. The proposed substitute must possess qualifications equal to or higher than those of the personnel being replaced. 5.2 Conflict of Interest No key personnel shall have a conflict of interest with PSC, the BAC, or any member of the Project Technical Working Group. Personnel who are current employees of PSC or any government agency with oversight over the RMSC shall not be assigned to this engagement. The Consultant shall submit a Conflict of Interest Declaration for each key personnel member together with the Technical Proposal. 5.3 Detailed Personnel Profiles The detailed qualifications and key responsibilities for each position are set out in Annex A (Key Personnel Profiles and Responsibilities) of these Bidding Documents. The Consultant shall ensure that all proposed personnel meet the minimum qualifications specified in Annex A before submitting their Technical Proposal. Annex A forms part of and shall be read together with these Terms of Reference. The Consultant may engage external Transport Planners, Sanitary Engineers, and other specialist sub-consultants for specific technical assessments required to support the conceptual master planning process, including drone survey operations where not provided in-house. Sub-contracting is permitted, provided the Consultant retains full responsibility for compliance with all provisions of these Terms of Reference and discloses all sub-consultants in the Technical Proposal. 6. DELIVERABLES SUMMARY Deliverable Description Stage Site Analysis Report Full text and graphics report on site conditions, VRA, POE, and design program, with drone documentation and scaled topographic model 1 Charrette Documentation Report of all workshop inputs and outputs; Initial Conceptual Master Plan framework 2 Two CMP Schemes Colored drawings, sections, elevations, perspectives, schematic cost estimates, and phasing for two design alternatives 3 Finalized Conceptual Master Plan PSC-approved master plan — 2 hard-copy sets, 3 USBs with all materials from all stages 3 3D Fly-Through Video 2-minute computer-generated 3D fly-through of the proposed master plan 4 7. PROJECT DURATION Stage Activity Schedule Duration Stage 1 Site Analysis, Visual Resource Audit (VRA), and Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) Months 1–2 8 weeks Stage 2 Stakeholder Charrette/Workshop and Documentation Month 2 +2 weeks documentation Stage 3 Conceptual Master Plan Development and Finalization Months 3–5 12 weeks Stage 4 Additional Deliverables, including 3D Fly-Through and Revisions Months 5–6 Concurrent with Stage 3 finalization Total Contract Period Full consulting engagement from Notice to Proceed (NTP) Months 1–6 Not more than 180 calendar days 8. APPROVED BUDGET FOR CONTRACT & PAYMENT SCHEDULE The Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC) for this engagement is PHP 7,000,000.00 (Seven Million Pesos Only), VAT-inclusive, subject to public bidding procedures. The Designer is entitled to an advance payment of fifteen percent (15%) of the total contract cost, subject to recoupment in accordance with government accounting rules. Payments shall be released upon approval by the Project End User (PE): 9. ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES & WARRANTIES OF THE CONSULTANT 9.1 General Responsibilities Prepare the Conceptual Master Development Plan for the RMSC in accordance with these Terms of Reference and the resulting Contract. Deploy personnel with professional experience appropriate to the scope and complexity of the engagement. Strictly comply with the terms and conditions of the Contract and maintain all warranties and representations throughout the contract period. Ensure compliance with all applicable labor laws, PhilHealth, Social Security, employees' compensation, and labor standards regulations. Coordinate with PSC or its duly authorized representatives at all stages to ensure tasks are performed excellently, promptly, and safely. Coordinate with the NHCP and the National Museum of the Philippines at appropriate stages of the engagement and assist PSC (as the client) in obtaining the required clearances before finalizing heritage-related recommendations in the MDP. 9.2 Professional Warranties The Consultant warrants that all work shall conform strictly to these Terms of Reference, applying best practices and respecting standards and guidelines of relevant international agencies, bodies, and organizations. The Consultant warrants the reliability of its services and the qualifications, integrity, and dedication of its personnel. All personnel shall wear conspicuous identification while working within the compound and shall not loiter in areas outside their designated work zones. The Consultant shall take all necessary precautions for the safety of persons and property at or near the work area, and shall comply with all applicable safety regulations, rules, and practices. The Consultant shall be liable for any loss, damage, or injury directly attributable to the fault or negligence of its personnel, and shall hold PSC specifically released from any such responsibility. The Consultant shall not assign, transfer, or pledge any part of or interest in the project without the prior written consent of PSC. Sub-contracting is permitted only to the extent that the Consultant retains full responsibility for compliance with all provisions of these Terms of Reference. 10. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS Pursuant to Republic Act No. 12009 (New Government Procurement Act) and its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR), prospective bidders must satisfy all of the following eligibility requirements at the time of bid submission. Eligibility shall be assessed under three (3) categories: Legal, Technical, and Financial. 10.1 Legal Eligibility PhilGEPS Platinum Membership, Beneficial Ownership Disclosure, Filipino Ownership Requirement for Consulting Services (Sec. 52.4.3, IRR), and Other Legal Documents (Mayor's/Business Permit, SEC/DTI/CDA registration, BIR Tax Clearance, PRC licenses, Omnibus Sworn Statement), all as set out in Section 10.1 of the original TOR. 10.2 Technical Eligibility a) Track Record and Experience — the firm must demonstrate a track record of at least three (3) successfully completed similar projects. A.1 Definition of Similar Projects (revised): (a) Master Development Plans, Conceptual Master Plans, or Comprehensive Development Frameworks for sports complexes, recreational facilities, or multi-use athletic venues; and one of the Item below (b) Master Development Plans or Comprehensive Development Frameworks for institutional complexes, civic centers, cultural facilities, educational campuses, or mixed-use government or public-use precincts; OR (c) Heritage conservation plans, adaptive reuse studies, or precinct rehabilitation frameworks prepared for a National Historical Landmark, national cultural property, or heritage zone declared under RA 10066 or equivalent international heritage legislation. Completed similar projects must fall under category (A and B) or (A and C). A.2 Minimum Similar Contract Threshold: Under Section 23.4.2.4 of the 2016 Revised IRR, the bidder must have completed an SLCC similar to the contract to be bid, and whose value, adjusted to current prices using the PSA consumer price indices, must be at least fifty percent (50%) of the Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC). A.3 Track Record Look-Back Period and A.4 Proof of Undertaking remain unchanged from the original TOR (five-year look-back; Certificate of Completion / NOA / NTP as proof). b) Key Professional Personnel — the bidder must confirm the availability of the full three-person key personnel team specified in the revised Section 5 of this TOR, supported by signed CVs, PRC licenses or equivalent credentials, and Certificates of Employment or Engagement. c) Organizational Capability — drafting facilities, software capability (CAD, GIS, 3D modeling, drone operations), and project management systems; drone survey capability must be declared. d) Sustainability and Green Competency (Secs. 72–73, IRR of RA 12009): In accordance with the Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) and Green Public Procurement (GPP) provisions of RA 12009, bidders must demonstrate knowledge of and commitment to integrating environmental, social, and economic sustainability criteria throughout the planning process — from site analysis and design to conceptual recommendations on materials, energy systems, and waste management. e) Social and Inclusive Procurement Compliance (Sec. 75, IRR of RA 12009) — unchanged from the original TOR: adherence to labor standards and human rights laws; encouragement of local job creation; compliance declared in the Omnibus Sworn Statement. 10.3 Financial Eligibility Audited Financial Statements for the immediately preceding three (3) fiscal years; Net Financial Contracting Capacity (NFCC) at least equal to the ABC of PHP 7,000,000.00; or, alternatively, a committed Line of Credit of not less than ten percent (10%) of the ABC. 10.4 Bid Evaluation Method — Quality-Cost Based Evaluation (QCBE/QCBS) Technical Proposal 80% (min. passing score 75% per criterion), Financial Proposal 20%. Short-listing criteria and weights (Applicable Experience 45%, Qualifications of Personnel 45%, Current Workload 10%, min. score 75% each) and the QCBE scoring formula remain as set out in the original TOR and its Annex A / SDS. 10.55 Procurement Transparency — Video Recording Requirement (Sec. 38, RA 12009) All stages of the competitive bidding process shall be video recorded by PSC and stored for a minimum of five (5) years, made available to the public upon written request. Line Item Details Item No. UNSPSC Lot Name Lot Description Quantity Unit of Measure 1 80101504 Strategic planning consultation services Strategic planning consultation services 1 Lot\nBAC Members: - Schedule of activity: View all activity Published Date: 10-Oct-2026 12:00 AM Prebid Conference: Date: 26-Oct-2026 10:00 AM Venue: RSMC, P. 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