Circular Letter No. 2026-12

[ Digital p. 1 of 19 ] FICIAL'c RELEASE 1 acWds D vMsion 7 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT GENERAL SOLANO STREET, SAN MIGUEL, MANILA CIRCULAR LETTER No.: 2026 - 12 Date: October 7, 2026 TO: ALL HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, OFFICES, AND OTHER AGENCIES OF THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING OTHER EXECUTIVE OFFICES, THE CONGRESS, THE JUDICIARY, THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSIONS, THE OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN, STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, GOVERNMENT-OWNED OR - CONTROLLED CORPORATIONS, LOCAL WATER DISTRICTS, AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED SUBJECT: GUIDELINES ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT (DBM) SUBMISSION AND BUDGET MANAGEMENT INFORMATION TOOL (DBM SUBMIT) 1.0 BACKGROUND The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) continuously undertakes measures to improve the efficiency, transparency, and accountability of public expenditure management. Consistent with this mandate, the DBM developed the Submission and Budget Management Information Tool (SUBMIT) as the centralized, online platform for the electronic submission, management, and monitoring of budget execution- related requests and its supporting documents. 2.0 PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES This Circular Letter is issued to institutionalize the use of the DBM SUBMIT to enable authorized personnel from different agencies and entities to electronically submit budget-execution related requests, upload supporting documents, and monitor the status and progress of their transactions through a unified and role-based online system. The platform standardizes submission and facilitates the routing of requests to the appropriate DBM office or processor. Page 1 of 8 [ Digital p. 2 of 19 ] The implementation of DBM SUBMIT shall pursue the following objectives: 2.1 Digitalize the submission of budget execution-related requests by providing agencies with a centralized and standardized electronic channel for submitting requests and supporting documents to the DBM. 2.2 Reduce paper consumption and administrative resource requirements by minimizing the printing, reproduction, physical handling, transportation, and storage of documents associated with manual submissions, thereby contributing to the prudent use of government resources. 2.3 Improve the speed and efficiency of government transactions by streamlining the receipt, review, routing, and monitoring of agency requests and reducing unnecessary manual and physical transmission of documents. 2.4 Improve transparency and traceability by providing agencies with the capability to monitor the status of submitted requests and maintaining a record of transaction history and actions taken in the system. 2.5 Standardize documentary submissions by promoting consistent submission of required information and supporting documents and facilitating the identification of incomplete or deficient submissions before further processing. 2.6 Contribute to the modernization of public financial management by developing a more integrated, technology-enabled, and efficient public sector. 3.0 LEGAL AND POLICY BASES The implementation of DBM SUBMIT is anchored on the following laws, policies, and government reform initiatives: 3.1 Section 9 (I), Republic Act No. 12254, or the E-Governance Act institutionalizes the transition of the Government to e-Governance and provides for the digitalization of government processes. The law promotes the digitalization of paper-based transactions, as well as the use of Government Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to facilitate secure electronic transactions. Section 15.4 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of R.A. No. 12254 further provides for the promotion of Government Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) digital certificates that enable paperless transactions and remote approval by signatories in government, as well as the digitalization of government records and workflows. ii Page 2 of 8 [ Digital p. 3 of 19 ] SUBMIT supports these objectives by providing an electronic mechanism for the submission and management of documents covered by the DBM Citizen's Charter. 3.2 Sections 6 and 7 of Republic Act No. 11032, or the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018, require government agencies to establish and publish their Citizen's Charters identifying, among others, the requirements, procedures, responsible personnel, processing time, and applicable fees for government services. The implementation of SUBMIT shall therefore be aligned with the applicable service standards and documentary requirements contained in the DBM Citizen's Charter while following the standards set by Republic Act No. 11032. 3.3 Section 20 of Republic Act No. 10173, or the Data Privacy Act of 2012, requires the protection of personal information and the adoption of reasonable and appropriate measures to protect personal information against unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, destruction, or other unlawful processing,. DBM adheres to this law by ensuring sufficient safeguards to protect all information that will be submitted in SUBMIT. 3.4 Republic Act No. 9470, or the National Archives of the Philippines Act of 2007, governs the proper management, preservation, retention, and disposition of public records, including electronic records. SUBMIT supports this by strengthening records traceability to ensure the preservation, retention, and disposition of electronic records in accordance with the law. 3.5 Presidential Decree No. 1445, or the Government Auditing Code of the Philippines, declares the policy of the State that government resources shall be managed, expended, or utilized in accordance with law and regulations and safeguarded against loss or wastage, with a view to ensuring efficiency, economy, and effectiveness in government operations. SUBMIT supports this policy by reducing unnecessary printing, physical document reproduction, manual handling, and other avoidable administrative requirements associated with paper-based submission and processing. 3.6 The Philippine Development Plan (PDP) 2023-2028 identifies the need to improve bureaucratic efficiency through the rationalization and strengthening of government functions, systems, and mechanisms. This includes acceleration of digital transformation in government and raising of the productivity performance of government agencies. Page 3 of 8 [ Digital p. 4 of 19 ] The implementation of DBM SUBMIT contributes to these objectives by digitalizing an inter-agency budget transaction and establishing a standardized electronic mechanism for the submission and monitoring of requests. 4.0 SCOPE AND COVERAGE 4.1 Documents and Transactions Covered DBM SUBMIT shall initially cover the budget execution-related requests identified in the DBM Citizen's Charter. The applicable DBM Citizen's Charter shall serve as the primary reference for determining the service or transaction covered, the documentary requirements, the client steps, the DBM agency actions, the prescribed processing time; and the responsible DBM office or unit. Documents or transactions that are not identified in the DBM Citizen's Charter as budget execution-related requests or have not been designated by the DBM for electronic submission through DBM SUBMIT shall continue to follow their existing submission procedures. 4.2 Agency Coverage The Circular Letter shall apply to government entities that transact with the DBM and are included in the DBM SUBMIT rollout, including, as applicable: 4.2.1 National Government Agencies; 4.2.2 State Universities and Colleges; 4.2.3 Government-Owned or -Controlled Corporations that are within the coverage of DBM; and 4.2.4 Other government entities specifically identified by the DBM. 4.3 Exclusion from the Coverage The budget execution-related requests of Local Government Units (LGUs) will not be covered by DBM SUBMIT and will remain subject to the existing process implemented, such as Ugnayang Bayan Portal (UBP) and the Document Management System (DMS) of DBM. Page 4 of 8 [ Digital p. 5 of 19 ] 4.4 Expansion of Coverage The DBM may expand the coverage of DBM SUBMIT to include additional documents, requests, transactions, services, or government entities, as may be determined necessary to further the objectives of digitalization, process improvement, and efficient government service delivery. Any expansion of coverage shall be subject to appropriate subsequent issuances by the DBM and will be communicated through official DBM channels prior to its implementation. 5.0 POLICY ON THE USE OF DBM SUBMIT A successfully transmitted electronic submission shall be considered an official submission to the DBM, subject to applicable laws and regulations concerning digital documents, electronic signatures, digital authentication, records management, and government transactions. Accordingly, agencies covered by a particular rollout shall no longer be required to submit the physical copies, unless specifically required by law, existing DBM rules and regulations, or as may be expressly directed by the DBM. The use of DBM SUBMIT shall not dispense with any substantive documentary, legal, accounting, auditing, or other requirements applicable to the transaction. Rather, the system shall provide the electronic mechanism through which such requirements shall be submitted and managed. 6.0 AGENCY USER MANAGEMENT AND AUTHORIZATION The head of the agency or entity shall designate the authorized personnel to manage the submissions through DBM SUBMIT using the DBM SUBMIT User Authorization Form attached as Annex A. The Guidelines and Procedures for User Registration and Access to DBM SUBMIT is also attached as Annex B. The Head of Agency or duly authorized signatory, however, shall remain responsible for the authorization and authentication of the final submission, consistent with the agency's delegation of authority and applicable DBM requirements. 7.0 TRANSITION TO DIGITAL SIGNATURE Whenever applicable, the use of PNPKI or another government-prescribed digital certificate shall be implemented for the covered transactions requiring the signature, certification, endorsement, or approval of an authorized agency official, subject to applicable government policies and the availability of the necessary credentials. Page 5 of 8 [ Digital p. 6 of 19 ] 8.0 SUBMISSION AND PROCESSING WORKFLOW The SUBMIT workflow shall generally consist of the following: 8.1 Entry of Transaction Details. - The authorized personnel selects the applicable transaction type and provides the required transaction details, including the bureau, when applicable, the amount requested, and request details. 8.2 Upload of Supporting Documents. - The authorized personnel uploads all required and supporting documents applicable to the request. 8.3 Submission. - Upon completion of the required fields and attachments, the authorized personnel submits the request. A reference number is generated and the submission is routed to the appropriate DBM office. 8.4 DBM Review and Processing. - The appropriate DBM office receives and reviews the request. The request may be assigned for processing or returned to the agency for compliance, as applicable. 8.5 Return for Compliance. - Where deficiencies, errors, or incomplete requirements are identified, the request may be returned to the authorized personnel for correction, completion, or request for additional documentation. The authorized personnel may continue editing the returned request and resubmit it through SUBMIT. 8.6 Processing and Completion. - Requests that have undergone the appropriate DBM review and have been deemed to be compliant with the requirements shall be forwarded for further processing. The status shall be updated upon completion of the transaction. 9.0 TRACKING AND STATUS MONITORING SUBMIT shall allow the authorized personnel to monitor their submitted requests and view the corresponding transaction status. The electronic status reflected in SUBMIT shall facilitate the tracking of requests throughout the submission and processing cycle, including requests that are returned for compliance and those undergoing DBM processing. Agencies are expected to regularly monitor their submissions and take appropriate action when a request is returned for correction, completion, or additional documentation. Page 6 of 8 [ Digital p. 7 of 19 ] IO.O SYSTEM DOWNTIME AND ALTERNATIVE SUBMISSION In case DBM SUBMIT is temporarily unavailable because of system downtime, technical malfunction, connectivity problems, cybersecurity incidents, force majeure, or other circumstances beyond the control of both DBM and the submitting agency, the DBM may activate an alternative submission channel. The alternative channel may include the existing official electronic mail, physical receiving facility, or another mechanism, as appropriate to the concerned service. The DBM shall communicate the applicable alternative submission procedure through its official channels. Upon restoration of SUBMIT, the DBM may require the transaction to be uploaded into the system to ensure completeness of the electronic transaction record. 11.O ROLLOUT SCHEDULE The implementation of SUBMIT shall be undertaken in phases following a schedule attached as Annex C. Agencies or entities not yet included in a particular rollout shall continue to follow the existing procedures until their respective rollout date. The deadline for the submission of the corresponding User Authorization Form is as follows: Batch Deadline of User Authorization Form Rollout Date 1 October 26, 2026 November 3, 2026 2 November 16, 2026 November 23, 2026 3 November 27, 2026 December 7, 2026 4 December 14, 2026 December 21, 2026 5 January 4, 2027 January 11, 2027 12.O RESPONSIBILITIES OF COVERED AGENCIES OR ENTITIES Covered agencies or entities shall: 12.1 Designate authorized personnel who shall be responsible for creating, submitting, and monitoring requests through SUBMIT. 12.2 Upload all documentary requirements prescribed for the applicable transaction. SUBMIT requires complete attachments to be uploaded before a request may be submitted. 12.3 Regularly monitor the status of submitted requests and promptly respond to requests for compliance, additional information, or corrections. Page 7 of 8 [ Digital p. 8 of 19 ] 12.4 Establish internal procedures to ensure that requests submitted through DBM SUBMIT have undergone the necessary review, verification, and approval within the agency prior to submission. 13.0 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DBM The DBM shall: 13.1 maintain DBM SUBMIT as the centralized, web-based platform for the electronic submission, management, routing, and monitoring of budget execution-related requests and its supporting documents; 13.2 provide appropriate onboarding, orientation, and user registration procedures to covered agencies; 13.3 provide appropriate technical assistance to covered agencies; 13.4 maintain appropriate information security and access controls; 13.5 provide electronic acknowledgment, transaction reference numbers, and status monitoring; 13.6 maintain appropriate transaction histories and audit trails; and 13.7 periodically review the system and its covered transactions to ensure continuing consistency with the DBM Citizen's Charter. 14.0 SEPARABILITY If any provision of this Circular Letter is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remaining provisions not affected thereby shall remain in full force and effect. 15.0 REPEALING/AMENDING CLAUSE All DBM issuances, rules, regulations, procedures, or portions thereof which are inconsistent with the provisions of this Circular Letter are hereby repealed, amended, or modified accordingly. 16.0 EFFECTIVITY This Circular Letter shall take effect immediately upon issuance. All concerned are hereby enjoined to give this Circular Letter their fullest support and widest dissemination. t _t KIM ROBERT C. DE LEON Acting Secretary Page 8 of 8 [ Digital p. 9 of 19 ] ANNEX A DBM SUBMIT User Authorization Form [ Digital p. 10 of 19 ] ANNEX A REPUBLIC 0OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT GENERAL SOLANO STREET, SAN MIGUEL, MANILA DBM SUBMIT USER AUTHORIZATION FORM Instructions: Authorized users who require access to DB1 SUBMIT shall be identified by the Department/Agency Head through this form. Provide the complete name, position title/office, and official email address of each authorized user. The accomplished form shall be duly prepared, reviewed, and approved by the appropriate officials cf the Department/Agency. Submit the approved form duly signed by the Head of Agency or authorized representative at helpdesk@dbm.gov.ph. Agency: Department: Implementing Unit: Authorized User(s)* # Name Position Email Address Existing APPS Title/Office Portal User? 1 2 3 4 5 *Use a separate sheet when necessary. Note: Once the authorized user is approved for DBM SUBMIT, access to the application shall be based on the approved role and organizational coverage. ATTESTATION AND UNDERTAKING I, as the Head of the requesting department/agency/office, attest and undertake that: Authenticity and accuracy. — All documents and information submitted in support of this request are authentic, complete, accurate, and faithfully represent the official records of our department/agency/office. All signatures appearing on the submitted documents are genuine and were affixed by the persons indicated therein or by their duly authorized representatives. Authority to sign and submit. — The person/s who signed, certified, approved, endorsed, or otherwise executed the submitted documents were duly authorized to do so, and the documents were prepared and submitted in the exercise of their official functions and within the scope of their authority. Compliance with DBM requirements. — Our department/agency/office has complied with the applicable documentary requirements, procedures, and rules prescribed by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) for this particular request, including the requirements stated in the applicable DBM Citizen's Charter, DBM issuances, the General Appropriations Act, and other applicable laws, rules, and regulations. Our agency/office acknowledges that DBM may return or require completion or correction of requests that do not comply with the applicable requirements. [ Digital p. 11 of 19 ] ANNEX A Verification and validation. — The requesting department/agency/office expressly authorizes and agrees to the verification and validation by DBM of any document, signature, certification, information, computation, approval, authority, or other representation submitted in connection with this request. Such verification may include confirmation with the concerned signatory, issuing office, government agency, government information system, or other competent source. Availability of originals and source records. — Upon request of DBM, our department/agency/office undertakes to make available the original documents, source records, certifications, authorizations, electronic records, or other evidence necessary to verify the authenticity, completeness, and accuracy of the submitted documents and information, within the period prescribed by DBM or applicable rules. Responsibility and accountability. — Our department/agency/office acknowledges responsibility for the truthfulness, authenticity, completeness, and accuracy of the documents and representations submitted. Any false, fraudulent, altered, unauthorized, or materially misleading document, signature, certification, statement, or representation may be subject to appropriate administrative, civil, criminal, or other liability under applicable laws and regulations. Audit and post-verification. — Our department/agency/office acknowledges that the request and all supporting documents remain subject to review, verification, examination, and audit by DBM, the Commission on Audit (COA), and other government authorities having lawful jurisdiction, without prejudice to any other authority granted by law. Duty to report and correct discrepancies. — If any submitted document or information is subsequently found to be inaccurate, incomplete, invalid, unauthorized, altered, or inconsistent with official records, our department/agency/office undertakes to immediately inform DBM and submit the appropriate correction, clarification, or supporting documentation. This attestation is made pursuant to the applicable DBM requirements for the processing and issuance of budget execution-related request and is consistent with Republic Act No. 8792 (Electronic Commerce Act of 2000), Republic Act No. 11032 (Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018), the General Appropriations Act, applicable DBM National Budget Circulars, Circular Letters and other issuances, and the DBM Citizen's Charter. Name and Signature Head of Agency Date of Signature: (To be filled out by DBM personnel) Verified by: Name and Signature BMB/RO Director Date of Signature: [ Digital p. 12 of 19 ] ANNEX B Guidelines and Procedures for User Registration and Access [ Digital p. 13 of 19 ] ANNEX B 4 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT GENERAL SOLANO STREET, SAN MIGUEL, MANILA 1. SPECIFIC GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES 1.1. Registration and Access to DBM SUBMIT. Authorized users shall follow the applicable registration and access procedures provided herein. 1.1.1. As a preliminary requirement, the Head of Agency shall submit the DBM SUBMIT User Authorization Form at 1.1.2. The BMB/RO shall be responsible for the validation of the submitted User Authorization Form and their endorsement for ICTSS approval. 1.1.3. New Users. New authorized users who do not have an existing DBM APPS Portal account shall follow the succeeding steps to complete their registration: 1.1.3.1. Access the DBM APPS Portal at t 1 '': HL~~~-:.,, " ~ i; 1.1.3.2. On the Login page, click the "REGISTER NOW" button; 1.1.3.3. On the 1St Account Registration page, fill out all the required fields. In the "Approving Officer Email" field, enter the DBM Analyst's email address. The ICTSS shall verify and approve the user's registration based on the User Authorization Form as validated by the BMB/RO. 1.1.3.4. Under "Choose Application," select SUBMIT, and under "Choose Position," select the appropriate position; 1.1.3.5. On the 2nd Account Registration page, select the applicable organizational coverage through the available dropdown selections, then click submit. 1.1.3.6. The DBM ICTSS shall approve the account registration based on the validated User Authorization Form. [ Digital p. 14 of 19 ] ANNEX B 1.1.3.7. The user should wait for the email notification sent to the registered email address confirming the approval of the newly registered account. 1.1.4. Existing APPS Portal Users. Authorized users who already have an existing APPS Portal account but do not have access to DBM SUBMIT shall follow the succeeding procedures to request access: 1.1.4.1. Agency Users. The user shall still submit the accomplished User Authorization Form at helpdesk@dbm.gov.ph. 1.1.4.2. DBM Users. The user shall accomplish and submit the DBM System Access Form to DBM ICTSS Helpdesk for the request and approval of access to DBM SUBMIT. Upon approval, DBM SUBMIT shall be made available to the user through the DBM APPS Portal, subject to the approved role and organizational coverage. 1.1.5. In case of changed authorized users, the Head of Agency, or his/her authorized representative, shall, within (3) working days, inform the DBM in writing, and submit a new User Authorization Form. Consequently, new authorized users shall be required to undergo the same registration process, and the replaced users' accounts shall be deactivated. [ Digital p. 15 of 19 ] ANNEX C Rollout Schedule [ Digital p. 16 of 19 ] ANNEX C REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT GENERAL SOLANO STREET, SAN MIGUEL, MANILA SCHEDULE OF ROLLOUT November 3, 2026 Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-A Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council BMB-A Mindanao Development Authority BMB-B Optical Media Board BMB-B Commission on the Filipino Language BMB-B National Library of the Philippines BMB-C Al-Amanah Islamic Investment Bank of the Philippines BMB-C APO Production Unit BMB-C Budgetary Support to Government Corporations-Others BMB-C Bangko Sentral ng Pillipinas BMB-C Boy Scouts of the Philippines BMB-C Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines BMB-C Corregidor Foundation, Inc. BMB-C Credit Information Corporation BMB-C Cebu Port Authority BMB-C Duty Free Philippines Corporation BMB-C Davao International Airport Authority BMB-C Employees Compensation Commission BMB-C Government Service Insurance System BMB-C Home Development Mutual Fund BMB-C Laguna Lake Development Authority BMB-C Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority BMB-C Manila International Airport Authority BMB-C Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System - Corporate Office BMB-C National Development Company BMB-C National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation BMB-C Nayong Pilipino Foundation BMB-D Philippine Commission on Women BMB-D National Security Council BMB-D Commission on Filipinos Overseas BMB-E Climate Change Commission BMB-F MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology BMB-F MSU-Tawi-Tawi College of Technology and Oceanography Regional Office State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) in Regions IV-A, IV-B, IX, XII [ Digital p. 17 of 19 ] ANNEX C November 23, 2026 Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-A Anti-Red Tape Authority BMB-A Department of Tourism BMB-B Movie and Television Review and Classification Board BMB-B National Historical Commission of the Philippines BMB-B National Archives of the Philippines BMB-C Natural Resources Development Corporation BMB-C Occupational Safety and Health Center BMB-C Philippine Aerospace Development Corporation BMB-C Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation BMB-C People's Credit and Finance Corporation BMB-C Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office BMB-C Partido Development Administration BMB-C Philippine Economic Zone Authority BMB-C Philippine Guarantee Corporation BMB-C Philippine Sugar Corporation BMB-C Phividec Industrial Authority BMB-C Philippine International Trading Corporation BMB-C Presidential Legislative Liaison Office BMB-C Philippine National Construction Corporation BMB-C Philippine National Oil Company BMB-C Philippine Ports Authority BMB-C Philippine Retirement Authority BMB-C Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corporation BMB-C Social Security System BMB-C Veterans Federation of the Philippines BMB-C Philippine Tax Academy BMB-D Office of the Ombudsman BMB-D Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity BMB-D Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao BMB-E Energy Regulatory Commission BMB-F Mindanao State University System Regional Office SUCs in Regions V, VII, X December 7, 2026 Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-A Department of Economy, Planning, and Development BMB-A Department of Trade and Industry BMB-B National Commission for Culture and the Arts BMB-B Philippine Sports Commission BMB-C Southern Philippines Development Authority BMB-C Philippine Institute of Traditional & Alternative Health Care BMB-C Local Water Utilities Administration BMB-C Philippine Center for Economic Development BMB-C Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System - Regulatory Office [ Digital p. 18 of 19 ] ANNEX C Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-C Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority BMB-C Development Bank of the Philippines BMB-C People's Television Network, Inc. BMB-C Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority BMB-C National Transmission Corporation BMB-C Land Bank of the Philippines / United Coconut Planters Bank BMB-C Social Housing Finance Corporation BMB-C Aurora Pacific Economic Zone and Freeport BMB-C Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan BMB-C Sugar Regulatory Administration BMB-C National Housing Authority BMB-C Cagayan Economic Zone Authority BMB-C Small Business Corporation BMB-C Center for International Trade Expositions & Missions BMB-C Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation BMB-C National Tobacco Administration BMB-D Dangerous Drugs Board BMB-D Commission on Human Rights BMB-D Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency BMB-E Department of Information and Communications Technology BMB-E Department of Agrarian Reform BMB-F University of the Philippines System Regional Office SUCs in Regions I, III, NIRO December 21, 2026 Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-C National Food Authority BMB-C Philippine National Railways BMB-D National Intelligence Coordinating Agency BMB-D Department of Foreign Affairs BMB-D The Judiciary BMB-E Department of Energy BMB-E Department of Environment and Natural Resources BMB-F Commission on Higher Education Regional Office SUCs in Regions NCR, VI, XIII January 11, 2027 Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-A Department of Public Works and Highways BMB-B Department of Labor and Employment BMB-B Department of Social Welfare and Development BMB-B Department of Health BMB-C Light Rail Transport Authority BMB-C Philippine Competition Commission BMB-C Philippine Information Agency [ Digital p. 19 of 19 ] ANNEX C Bureau Agency/Entity BMB-C National Power Corporation BMB-C National Dairy Authority BMB-C Tourism Promotions Board BMB-C Philippine Coconut Authority BMB-C Philippine Fisheries Development Authority BMB-C Cultural Center of the Philippines BMB-C Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation BMB-C Philippine Space Agency BMB-C Commission on Elections BMB-C Philippine Health Insurance Corporation BMB-C Congress of the Philippines BMB-C Philippine Rice Research Institute BMB-C Commission on Audit BMB-C National Irrigation Administration BMB-C Office of the Press Secretary BMB-C Civil Service Commission BMB-C Department of Budget and Management BMB-C Office of the President BMB-D Department of Justice BMB-D Department of National Defense BMB-D Department of the Interior and Local Government BMB-E Department of Agriculture BMB-F Department of Science and Technology BMB-F Department of Education Regional Office SUCs in Regions CAR, II, VIII, XI