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Advisories/Bids and Awards 2025/Invitations to Bid

PUBLICATION DATE: November 17, 2025(BAC ONTROL NO. BAC-ITB-2025-11-05) – MANPOWER SERVICES

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PUBLICATION DATE: November 17, 2025
(BAC CONTROL NO. BAC-ITB-2025-11-05)

The Misamis Oriental-1 Rural Electric Service Cooperative, Inc. (MORESCO-1), through its Bids & Awards Committee (BAC), hereby invites interested and eligible bidders to bid for:

METER READING NOTICE SERVER & DISCONNECTION MANPOWER SERVICES (1LOT (A) METER READER SERVICES-REGULAR RATE, EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE ON POLE READING & OTHER METER READING SERVICES (B) NOTICE SERVER (C) DISCONNECTION-POLE, KWHR METER & PAID TO OFFICE).

The scope of technical requirements or specifications are outlined in the Bid Documents to be provided to all interested bidders upon application addressed to the Chairman of Bids and Awards Committee and payment of the corresponding bid fee as stated above.

The project shall be bid in accordance with the provisions of Revised Procurement Guidelines and Simplified Bidding Procedures for Electric Cooperatives IRR-RA10531 (2017) and applicable provisions of RA 9184.

Attendees to the pre-bid conference are only the prospective bidders who have bought a bid document or their authorized representative (duly notarized).

All bids shall be accompanied by a bid security payable to the electric cooperative as guarantee that the successful bidder shall enter into contract from receipt of the Notice of Award.

Required Bid Security are the following:

Form of Security Amount

A. Cash, Cashier’s check, Manager’s check, 2% of ABC Issued by a Universal or Commercial Bank.

B. Bank draft/ Guarantee or irrevocable letter of 2% of ABC Credit issued by a Universal or Commercial Bank.

MORESCO-1 hereby reserves the right to waive any formality in the responses, accepts or rejects any bid, to annul the bidding process, and to reject all bids at any time prior to contract award, without thereby incurring any liability to the affected bidder or party.

For queries, please contact the MORESCO-1 BAC Secretariat 0917-720-0893 or email us at bac@moresco1.com.

Approved by:

JOGIEPRIL LEGASPI,PEE (Sgd.) COLLEN B. TARCELO, PEE (Sgd.) BAC Chairman General Manager

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GOING CASHLESS with MORESCO-1!

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Good news, Member-Consumer-Owners!

You can now settle your electric bills and other transactions at our Opol Service Area (OSA) and Canitoan Paying Station using cashless payment options — fast, secure, and convenient!

We now accept:
✅ VISA
✅ Mastercard
✅ GCash
✅ QR Ph (through your mobile banking or e-wallet app)

Simply scan, tap, or swipe — and you’re done!

This initiative is part of MORESCO-1’s continuous effort to provide smarter, safer, and more convenient payment services for our member-consumer-owners.

Pilot Areas:

Opol Service Area (OSA)
Canitoan Paying Station

Stay tuned as we expand this service to more MORESCO-1 areas soon!

#MORESCO1 #CashlessPayments #ConvenientPayment #SmartEnergyService #QRPh #PNB #EveryStepTogether

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MORESCO-1 Echoes PHILRECA and ERC’s Compassion-Driven Consultation and Dialogue for Consumer Welfare Desk Officers

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Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental, November 14. 2025 — In a continued effort to strengthen frontline service and elevate consumer welfare standards within the electric cooperative sector, MORESCO-1 conducted a re-echo session of the recently launched “From Compliance to Compassion: Empowering Frontline Service” consultation and orientation program of the Philippine Rural Electric Cooperatives Association, Inc. (PHILRECA) and the Energy Regulatory Commission–Consumer Affairs Service (ERC-CAS).

The local re-echo activity was initiated by the MORESCO-1 Institutional Services Department (ISD) through Member-Customer Development Chief Rio M. Vallejo, OIC-ISD Manager Marebec O. Cagalawan, and MCIRO Ivy Grace S. Fabrigas. Participants included Consumer Welfare Officers and field personnel from the Talakag Service Area, Manticao Service Area, Laguindingan Service Area, and Opol Service Area.

This initiative ensures that MORESCO-1’s organic Consumer Welfare Officers (CWOs) receive the same perspectives, learnings, and advocacies shared during the national workshop—anchoring their roles not only on regulations but also on compassion and empathy in service delivery.

MORESCO-1’s Commitment to Compassionate Public Service

By re-echoing this national initiative, MORESCO-1 reinforces its mission to cultivate a culture of empathy, responsiveness, and integrity among its frontline personnel—ensuring that every consumer interaction reflects excellence, respect, and care.

The Institutional Services Department affirms its dedication to continuously capacitate its Consumer Welfare Officers across all service areas, embodying the spirit of “One Energy, One Community, One Purpose.”