CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD, BARANGAY PAGHUMAYAN, CALATRAVA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL is a DPWH-tracked public work in Region VI, Region VI. Reported contract value: ₱9,900,000.00. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: KENBE CONST. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
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Contractor
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Bacolod City DEO, Negros Island Region
CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD SLOPE PROTECTION STRUCTURE - AT SPECIFIC LOCATIONS ALONG JCT DS BENEDICTO - SPUR 16 - CALATRAVA RD (S00001NR) K0055 + 300 - K0057 + 658
Region VI, Region VI
CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING- . CONSTRUCTION (COMPLETION) OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING , BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
Bacolod City DEO, Negros Island Region
CONSTRUCTION OF ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO PACOL FALLS, ALIMATOC RICE TERRACES & PRAYER MOUNTAIN, CADIZ CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
Negros Occidental 1st DEO, Negros Island Region
Contract Amount
₱9,900,000.00
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
March 29, 2022
Target End
July 2, 2022
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Before capture: 2018-10-31 · Maxar
After capture: 2025-11-26 · Vantor
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