CONCRETING OF MAWAB-MACO BYPASS ROAD, INCLUDING ROW, COMPOSTELA VALLEY is a DPWH-tracked public work in Region XI, Region XI. Reported contract value: ₱221,388,850.13. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: PREMIUM MEGASTRUCTURES INC. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
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Contractor
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ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2 - PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST FLOODS: IMPROVEMENT OF WATERWAYS/RETARDING PONDS OF PUMPING STATIONS AT WEST OF MANGGAHAN FLOODWAY, C-6 ROAD, WEST MANGGAHAN RD., TAGUIG CITY, METRO MANILA
National Capital Region, National Capital Region
ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2 PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST FLOOD: CONSTRUCTION OF MAYTUNAS PUMPING STATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAYTUNAS CREEK AND ITS VICINITY, MANDALUYONG CITY
National Capital Region, National Capital Region
CLUSTER 20 CONSTRUCTION OF MISSING LINKS/ NEW ROADS, BUKIDNON
Region X, Region X
CONSTRUCTION OF PARAWAGAN ROAD INCLUDING DRAINAGE SYSTEMS AND SLOPE PROTECTION STRUCTURES AT BRGY SAN RAFAEL, MONTALBAN, RIZAL (PACKAGE 2)
Region IV-A, Region IV-A
BUKIDNON-COMPOSTELA VALLEY RD (BRGY. NAMNAM,SAN FERNANDO,BUKIDNON-LAAK,COMPOSTELA VALLEY),PACKAGE 5,
Region XI, Region XI
CLUSTER 3 CONSTRUCTION OF MISSING LINKS/ NEW ROADS, BUKIDNON
Region X, Region X
Contract Amount
₱221,388,850.13
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
March 1, 2018
Target End
September 23, 2019
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Before capture: 2015-07-17 · DigitalGlobe
After capture: 2019-08-10 · Vantor
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