CONCRETING OF TARITIEN SECTION ROAD, NARRA, PALAWAN is a DPWH-tracked public work in Palawan 2nd DEO, Region IV-B. Reported contract value: ₱11,441,164.58. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: PALBIC CONST AND SUPPLY. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
Possible match · score 84%
Office-level release, not tied to this specific contract
NCA NCA-ROV-21-0009063
₱46,950,000.00 · FY2021
Released to Division of Masbate (office-level, not project-specific). This SARO/NCA funds the office's programme; DBM listings do not tie it to this contract.
DBM NCA listing (source)No PhilGEPS award linked in the link table for this contract yet.
Contractor
93 projects · ₱1.0B total · 0 flags
CONST. OF RIVERBANK PROTECTION RIVER CONTROL DIKE ALONG ABO-ABO RIVER (LEFT SIDE), SOFRONIO ESPANOLA, PALAWAN
Palawan 2nd DEO, Region IV-B
WIDENING OF PERMANENT BRIDGES BULALACAO BR. (B00126PW) ALONG PUERTO PRINCESA SOUTH RD., BATARAZA, PALAWAN
Palawan 2nd DEO, Region IV-B
PAVING OF UNPAVED ROADS-TERTIARY ROADS -PALAWAN CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD (PANALINGAAN-TAGBITA-LATUD) K0254+876-K0256+829, RIZAL, PALAWAN
Palawan 2nd DEO, Region IV-B
BRIDGE PROGRAM- KAINGARAN BRIDGE (B00117PW) ALONG PTO. PRINCESA SOUTH ROAD, BROOKE'S POINT, PALAWAN
Region IV-B, Region IV-B
CONST./IMPROVEMENT OF ACCESS ROADS LEADING TO DECLARED TOURISM DESTINATONS (TOURISM ROAD INFRASTRUTURE PROGRAM- TRIP)- CONST. OF ROAD LEADING TO GREEN LAGOON, SITIO BALINGASAG, BRGY. CULASIAN RIZAL, PALAWAN
Region IV-B, Region IV-B
WIDENING OF PERMANENT BRIDGES MALIS BR. (B00122PW) ALONG PUERTO PRINCESA SOUTH RD, BROOKE'S POINT, PALAWAN
Palawan 2nd DEO, Region IV-B
Contract Amount
₱11,441,164.58
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
May 18, 2021
Target End
October 24, 2021
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Before capture: 2013-03-27 · Maxar
After capture: 2025-08-21 · Vantor
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