CONCRETING OF SAN PEDRO FMR, BRGY. SAN PEDRO, BATO, CATANDUANES is a DPWH-tracked public work in Catanduanes DEO, Region V. Reported contract value: ₱4,816,081.11. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: A V LAYNES TRADING AND CONST. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
Possible match · score 85%
Office-level release, not tied to this specific contract
SARO SARO-ROV-18-0017466
₱0.00 · FY2018
Released to Division of Catanduanes (office-level, not project-specific). This SARO/NCA funds the office's programme; DBM listings do not tie it to this contract.
DBM SARO listing (source)No PhilGEPS award linked in the link table for this contract yet.
Contractor
121 projects · ₱1.7B total · 1 flags
OO1: BRIDGE PROGRAM - WIDENING OF PERMANENT BRIDGES - BATANG BR. (B00448LZ) ALONG DANAO-PASACAO RD
Camarines Sur 2nd DEO, Region V
Construction of Bato River Control, Bato, Catanduanes
BATO (CATANDUANES), CATANDUANES, Region V
Construction of Pajo River Control, Virac, Catanduanes
VIRAC (CAPITAL) (CATANDUANES), CATANDUANES, Region V
Construction of Flood Mitigation Structures, Barangay Tilod, Baras, Catanduanes
BARAS (CATANDUANES), CATANDUANES, Region V
NETWORK DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - PAVING OF UNPAVED ROADS - SECONDARY ROADS - JCT. CATANDUANES CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD - PANGANIBAN-SABLOYON ROAD K081+973 - K0082+372
Catanduanes DEO, Region V
BASIC INFRA. PROGRAM (BIP) - ACCESS ROADS AND/OR BRIDGES FROM THE NATIONAL ROAD/S LEADING TO MAJOR STRATEGIC PUBLIC BUILDINGS/FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION OF HIYOP, PINAGTABAWAN-BALDOC ROAD, BRGY. HIYOP AND BRGY. BALDOC, PANDAN, CATANDUANES
Catanduanes DEO, Region V
Contract Amount
₱4,816,081.11
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
July 9, 2018
Target End
September 21, 2018
No COA audit observations linked to this project yet. See COA AAR sources.
Before capture: 2018-07-04 · Maxar
After capture: 2022-05-02 · Vantor
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