DPWH Cites Failed Biddings for Slow Classroom Construction
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) cited failed biddings as a primary reason for the slow progress in constructing new classrooms under the 2026 infrastructure budget. Prospective bidders found the allocated costs too low, leading to a lack of participation.
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