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Construction of Drainage Structure22IM0057

Construction of Flood Control Structure (Drainage), from Barangay 87 to Barangay 89 San Jose, Tacloban City, Leyte

Construction of Flood Control Structure (Drainage), from Barangay 87 to Barangay 89 San Jose, Tacloban City, Leyte is a DPWH-tracked public work in TACLOBAN CITY (CAPITAL) (LEYTE), LEYTE, Region VIII. Reported contract value: ₱8,683,212.11. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: MIGHTY A'S CONST & HARDWARE SUPPLY. Figures trace to sumbong.

TACLOBAN CITY (CAPITAL) (LEYTE), LEYTE, Region VIII
Region: Region VIII
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Total Contract Cost

₱8,683,212.11
Progress100%
Source: DPWH Transparency Portal (via BetterGov.PH mirror, snapshot 22 Jan 2026); Sumbong sa Pangulo flood-control list where applicable

Follow the peso

2 of 5 steps linked to this project, 1 at office level only. Links are automated matches unless marked confirmed.

  1. 1. GAA budget line

    FY2022 · ₱9,000

    Probable match · score 1.00

    DBM GAA source ↗

  2. 2. SARO / NCA release

    SARO SARO-BMB-A-22-0003147 · ₱197,596,000

    Possible match · score 0.60

    DBM release source ↗

  3. 3. PhilGEPS award

    Not found in PhilGEPS by contract ID 22IM0057 or title. The open PhilGEPS mirror does not include every DPWH notice.

  4. 4. DPWH progress + satellite

    100% reported · imagery 2021-06-16 → 2025-04-09

    Same record (DPWH contract ID)

    DPWH Transparency Portal source ↗

  5. 5. COA audit finding

    No COA finding names this project. COA audits DPWH by office each year; project-level findings are only linked when the report names the contract.

Site vs flood hazard · Project NOAH 100-year map

Outside mapped flood-hazard zones · Leyte

Based on the coordinates published with the DPWH record and NOAH file Leyte.zip. Pins are sometimes placed at the town center rather than the site. NOAH data (ODbL) · Need vs spending by province

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Money Trail

1. Appropriation

Probable match · score 100%

UACS
18001
Amount
₱9,000,000.00 (GAA By-Object, amounts in ₱'000 × 1,000)
Program / description
Construction of Flood Control Structure (Drainage), from Barangay 87 to Barangay 89 San Jose, Tacloban City, Leyte
GAA fiscal year
FY2022
DBM GAA source document

2. Allotment

Office-level release, not tied to this specific contract

SARO SARO-BMB-A-22-0003147

₱197,596,000.00 · FY2022

DBM SARO listing (source)

Office-level release, not tied to this specific contract

SARO SARO-ROVIII-22-0006382

₱28,409,000.00 · FY2022

DBM SARO listing (source)

Office-level release, not tied to this specific contract

SARO SARO-ROVIII-22-0006379

₱25,000,000.00 · FY2022

DBM SARO listing (source)

3. Procurement & Award

No PhilGEPS award linked in the link table for this contract yet.

Contractor

MIGHTY A'S CONST & HARDWARE SUPPLY
Not graded

1 projects · ₱8.7M total · 0 flags

4. Implementation

Contract Amount

₱8,683,212.11

Progress

Reported complete (DPWH)

Start Date

February 16, 2022

Target End

December 22, 2022

5. Audit

No COA audit observations linked to this project yet. See COA AAR sources.

Connected records

Where this project sits

Place (PSGC)
Region VIII (Eastern Visayas)City of TaclobanBarangay 87
Storms whose wind field reached it
Nokaen 2026Koto 2025Kalmaegi 2025Fengshen 2025Bualoi 2025
Hazard exposure
Storm surgeDetails in Hazard context above.Full hazard check →
El Niño outlook (province)
No province on record.El Niño readiness →

Exposure to a storm, hazard or drought outlook is context, not a finding about the project.