CONSTRUCTION OF JNR HINABUYAN-JNR TABUNOK ROAD, VILLABA, LEYTE VILLABA, LEYTE is a DPWH-tracked public work in Leyte 3rd DEO, Region VIII. Reported contract value: ₱22,574,616.71. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: CIRCLE Z VENTURES. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
Possible match · score 84%
Agency-level releases for FY2022, not tied to this contract
Leyte 3rd DEO · SARO 1,577 (₱362,967,860,598.00) · NCA 828 (₱622,683,863,078.47)
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Contractor
242 projects · ₱1.6B total · 0 flags
EMERGENCY REHABILITATION/RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS WITH SLIPS, SLOPE COLLAPSE AND LANDSLIDE - SECONDARY ROADS - BATO-BONTOC ROAD K1114+680 - K1114+750
Leyte 5th DEO, Region VIII
FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - CONSTRUCTION/REHABILITATION OF FLOOD MITIGATION FACILITIES WITHIN MAJOR RIVER BASINS AND PRINCIPAL RIVERS - CONSTRUCTION OF HIMBANGAN, SHORELINE PROTECTION (SEGMENT 1), SAINT BERNARD, SOUTHERN LEYTE
Region VIII, Region VIII
ASSET PRESERVATION-REHABILITATION/RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS WITH SLIPS, SLOPE COLLAPSE,AND LANDSLIDE-PRIMARY ROADS-TACLOBAN-BAYBAY SOUTH RD.,K0985+190-K0985+260
Leyte 5th DEO, Region VIII
ROAD WIDENING - ORMOC - BAYBAY - SOUTHERN LEYTE BDRY RD - K1026+000 - K1027+000
Leyte 4th DEO, Region VIII
NETWORK DEVELOPMENT ROAD WIDENING TERTIARY ROADS SN ISIDRO-DAJA RD K1019+373 K1019+980, SAN ISIDRO, LEYTE
Leyte 3rd DEO, Region VIII
CONSTRUCTION OF BY-PASS AND DIVERSION ROADS, STO. ROSARIO-VILLABA DIVERSION ROAD, LEYTEVILLABA, LEYTE
Leyte 3rd DEO, Region VIII
Contract Amount
₱22,574,616.71
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
February 10, 2022
Target End
July 8, 2022
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Before capture: 2021-07-27 · Maxar
After capture: 2021-07-27 · Vantor
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