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Note to Consultants: The PSPC annual renewal exercise for “1 Apr 2013 to 31 Mar 2014” listing will commence on 1 Feb 2013. Firms with existing panel(s) listing are strongly encouraged to renew the panel(s) at least a month before the existing listing period ends on 31 Mar 2013.

All renewal applications are to be submitted through the PSPC e-Submission System. For procedures on application, please click here.

The Public Sector Panels of Consultants (PSPC) list firms that provide consultancy services for public sector building and construction projects, categorised by different disciplines and different project cost ranges.

Disciplines in the PSPC

Tendering Limits

Please view the Tendering Limits for the various disciplines, and short-listing methods under the Quality-Fee selection Method (QFM).

GPEs may view the most current list of PSPC consutants at
PSPC Listing Page.

All applications are to be submitted through the
PSPC e-Submission System.

Terms of Listing

	General Terms and Conditions for listing on the PSPC
	Appendix A – Specific criteria for listing on the various PSPC disciplines and panels

Supporting Documents

	Company Track Record Form (only for Panels 1–3)
	Personnel Track Record Form (only for QS and PM panels)

Information on Processing Fees

	Processing Fees
	Direct Debit (GIRO) Application Form (for Consultants who wish to apply for a GIRO account with BCA)

Project opportunities are available through Government Electronic Business (GeBIZ).

Tender Information

Information on tenders can be found at "Business Opportunities >> Tenders & Quotations". All available tender and quotation notices are shown at this page.

Expression of Interest (EOI)

Notices of Expression of Interest (EOI) can be found at "Business Opportunities >> Request for Information". All availabe request for information notices from public agencies seeking consultancy services are shown at this page.

The Quality-Fee selection Method (QFM), established in consultation with the industry, is a competitive selection method that takes into consideration both the quality criteria submitted by the firms and their fee proposals. It is primarily quality-based with a higher weightage given for quality.

The QFM will be adopted in conjunction with the PSPC for the evaluation of building and construction consultancy tenders in the public sector.

More Information on QFM

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ List – Answers to common questions relating to the PSPC

All Other Queries

Please contact the following officers: