REHABILITATION OF BORACAY CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD, BORACAY ISLAND, MALAY, AKLAN is a DPWH-tracked public work in Region VI, Region VI. Reported contract value: ₱77,199,968.05. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: MONOLITHIC CONST. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
No matching GAA line found for this project in the FY2023 GAA. DBM GAA FY2023
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Contractor
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CLUSTER: ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 1: ENSURE SAFE AND RELIABLE NATIONAL ROAD SYSTEM - ASSET PRESERVATION PROGRAM - REHABILITATION/ RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS WITH SLIPS, SLOPE COLLAPSE, AND LANDSLIDE - SECONDARY ROADS MT. PROVINCE - CAGAYAN VIA TABUK - ENRILE R
Cordillera Administrative Region, Cordillera Administrative Region
CONSTRUCTION OF MISSING LINKS/NEW ROADS DR. DAMIAN REYES ROAD, PACKAGE 1, MARINDUQUE
Region IV-B, Region IV-B
FATIMA-MALABOG ROAD, DAVAO CITY, K1502+840-K1502+886.30,K1503+797-K1503+842.50,K1504+132-K1504+192,K
Region XI, Region XI
CONST./REHAB. OF FLOOD MITIGATION FACILITIES WITHIN MAJOR RIVER BASINS AND PRINCIPAL RIVERS- CONST. OF FLOOD CONTROL STRUCTURE, BOAC RIVER (UPSTREAM-LEFTSIDE), BOAC, MARINDUQUE
Region IV-B, Region IV-B
CONSTRUCTION OF BY-PASS & DIVERSION ROADS, BOAC BYPASS ROAD, MARINDUQUE
Region IV-B, Region IV-B
CONSTRUCTION OF MISSING LINKS/NEW ROADS DR. DAMIAN REYES ROAD (BOAC SIDE), MARINDUQUE
Region IV-B, Region IV-B
Contract Amount
₱77,199,968.05
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
March 15, 2023
Target End
April 2, 2024
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Before capture: 2023-02-02 · Maxar
After capture: 2023-04-25 · Vantor
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