Barangay
San Roque
San Roque, City of San Pedro, Laguna, Region IV-A (CALABARZON). Urban. Population 7,191 (2024 POPCEN).
PSGC 0403425015 · Source: PSA, PSGC 3Q 2026 Publication Datafile
Public records linked to San Roque
Counts include this barangay and every LGU under it. Each record carries how it was linked and a confidence level; figures are as recorded by the source and exclude single amounts of ₱10B+ held for verification. They are not findings.
DPWH infrastructure projects
Contracts on the DPWH Transparency portal, placed by coordinates first. Source: DPWH Transparency portal
6 records · ₱195,562,255.68
- Construction of Shore Protection (Near Bay) at San Pedro City, Laguna (Phase 1)₱84,609,349.51 · 2024 · medium confidence (project coordinates inside the barangay boundary)
- Rehabilitation of Road and Drainage System Along Cuyab-San Roque- Landayan Road, San Pedro City, Laguna, Phase Ii₱48,170,275.00 · 2025 · medium confidence (project coordinates inside the barangay boundary)
- Construction of Multi-Purpose Building, Barangay San Roque, San Pedro City, Laguna₱46,206,765.50 · 2025 · medium confidence (project coordinates inside the barangay boundary)
- Construction of Landayan - San Roque Bridge, San Pedro City, Laguna₱9,652,500.00 · 2022 · medium confidence (project coordinates inside the barangay boundary)
- Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Building (Old Barangay Hall), Barangay San Roque, City of San Pedro, Laguna₱4,943,365.67 · 2024 · medium confidence (project coordinates inside the barangay boundary)
- Lip - Building and Other Structures -Multipurpose/ Facilities - Construction (Completion) of Multi - Purpose Building, San Roque, San Pedro, Laguna₱1,980,000.00 · 2018 · medium confidence (project coordinates inside the barangay boundary)
How linked: 6 by project coordinates inside the barangay boundary.
Contracts this LGU awarded (PhilGEPS)
PhilGEPS awards where the procuring entity is this LGU. Source: PhilGEPS award notices
Not yet linked to San Roque itself. This shows the city figure for City of San Pedro.
4 records · ₱7,491,673,193.90
2 placed at City of San Pedro level itself; the rest in LGUs under it.
- City of San Pedro, Laguna₱7,425,248,411.62 · high confidence (the LGU itself is the buyer)
- Municipality of San Pedro, Laguna₱65,041,792.28 · high confidence (the LGU itself is the buyer)
- Barangay Cuyab, San Pedro, Laguna₱994,990.00 · high confidence (the LGU itself is the buyer)
- Barangay Langgam, San Pedro, Laguna₱388,000.00 · high confidence (the LGU itself is the buyer)
How linked: 4 by the LGU itself is the buyer.
PhilGEPS awards delivered here (all agencies)
Awards by any agency whose area of delivery is this province. PhilGEPS records delivery areas at province level only. Source: PhilGEPS award notices
Not yet linked to San Roque itself. This shows the province figure for Laguna.
94,483 records · ₱211,079,524,911.77
94,400 placed at Laguna level itself; the rest in LGUs under it.
- Laguna₱211,079,524,911.77 · 94,400 awards · high confidence (area of delivery is this province only)
- Cavite, Laguna, Quezon₱30,560,594.28 · 21 awards · low confidence (area of delivery lists several provinces)
- Batangas, Cavite, Laguna, Quezon₱28,786,064.50 · 3 awards · low confidence (area of delivery lists several provinces)
- Batangas, Cavite, Laguna, Quezon, Rizal₱26,970,394.00 · 11 awards · low confidence (area of delivery lists several provinces)
- Batangas, Cavite, Laguna₱16,969,804.38 · 8 awards · low confidence (area of delivery lists several provinces)
- Batangas, Cavite, Laguna, Marinduque, Oriental Mindoro, Quezon, Rizal, Romblon₱16,791,920.00 · 2 awards · low confidence (area of delivery lists several provinces)
How linked: 94,400 by area of delivery is this province only; 83 by area of delivery lists several provinces.
Local Government Support Fund releases
DBM LGSF project releases by province, city/municipality and barangay. Source: DBM COMPASS
Not yet linked to San Roque itself. This shows the city figure for City of San Pedro.
14 records · ₱623,244,889.00
13 placed at City of San Pedro level itself; the rest in LGUs under it.
- Assistance to Indigent Individuals Or Families - Food Assistance/Rice Distribution Project₱53,000,000.00 · 2026 · high confidence (location columns in the DBM release)
- Construction of Public Parks and Plaza in Barangay Poblacion, City of San Pedro₱50,000,000.00 · 2023 · high confidence (location columns in the DBM release)
- Phase 1-Construction of Multipurpose Building-San Pedro City Sports Complex to Benefit All Sectors of the Population in Barangay Landayan, City of San Pedro, Laguna₱50,000,000.00 · 2023 · high confidence (location columns in the DBM release)
- Phase 2-Construction of Multipurpose Building-San Pedro City Sports Complex to Benefit All Sectors of the Population in Barangay Landayan, City of San Pedro, Laguna₱50,000,000.00 · 2023 · high confidence (location columns in the DBM release)
- Phase 3 - Construction of Multipurpose Building-San Pedro City Sports Complex to Benefit All Sectors of the Population in Barangay Landayan, City of San Pedro, Laguna₱50,000,000.00 · 2023 · high confidence (location columns in the DBM release)
- Rehabilitation of Local Bridge:Mabini Bridge Located at Brgy. San Antonio, City of San Pedro Laguna₱50,000,000.00 · 2024 · high confidence (location columns in the DBM release)
How linked: 14 by location columns in the DBM release.
GAA budget lines naming this place
General Appropriations Act lines whose text ends in this city/municipality and province. Source: DBM General Appropriations Act
2 records · ₱52,500,000.00
- Construction of Multi-Purpose Building, Barangay San Roque, San Pedro City, Laguna₱47,500,000.00 · 2025 · medium confidence (GAA line text names the place)
- Rehabilitation of Multi-Purpose Building (Old Barangay Hall), Barangay San Roque, City of San Pedro, Laguna₱5,000,000.00 · 2023 · medium confidence (GAA line text names the place)
How linked: 2 by GAA line text names the place.
COA annual audit reports
Not yet linked: the COA reports loaded so far cover national agencies only. LGU audit reports are published at coa.gov.ph.
Published anomaly flags
Patterns in the linked records that reviewers checked and published. A flag is a question worth asking, not a finding of wrongdoing.
No published flags are linked to San Roque itself: none of the DPWH projects, PhilGEPS awards or contractors matched to it carry a reviewed flag yet. Showing the nearest parent LGU that has some, City of San Pedro.
- Contractor Concentration (Flood Control)Alpha & Omega Gen Contractor & Development CorpContractor: Alpha & Omega Gen Contractor & Development Corp
- Contractor Concentration (Flood Control)Alpha & Omega Gen Contractor & Development CorpContractor: Alpha & Omega Gen Contractor & Development Corp
- High Concurrent Workload for One ContractorL R Tiqui Builders IncContractor: L R Tiqui Builders Inc
- High Concurrent Workload for One ContractorSt Timothy Const CorpContractor: St Timothy Const Corp
- High Concurrent Workload for One ContractorGreat Pacific Builders and Gen Contractor IncContractor: Great Pacific Builders and Gen Contractor Inc
- High Concurrent Workload for One ContractorSt Gerrard Const Gen Contractor & Development Corp Formerly:St Gerrard ConstContractor: St Gerrard Const Gen Contractor & Development Corp Formerly:St Gerrard Const
Contractors on linked DPWH projects
All 5 contractors on DPWH projects linked to San Roque and the LGUs under it. Click a column to sort.
| Mar-Vel Const | 2 | ₱94,377,040.50 | 0 |
| Elite Gen Contractor And Development CORP | 1 | ₱84,609,349.51 | 0 |
| Datzlav Const | 1 | ₱9,652,500.00 | 0 |
| Miclover Gen Const | 1 | ₱4,943,365.67 | 0 |
| Alcel Const | 1 | ₱1,980,000.00 | 0 |
Costs as recorded by DPWH; single amounts of ₱10B+ are held for verification and excluded. Flags count published automated anomalies on this contractor's projects or awards here, plus flags on the contractor itself; they are not findings.

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