ROAD WIDENING DIPOLOG - SINDANGAN - LILOY ROAD, ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE is a DPWH-tracked public work in Region IX, Region IX. Reported contract value: ₱94,304,043.00. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: MONTAÑO CONST. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
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Contractor
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ROAD WIDENING INCLUDING DRAINAGE OF DIPOLOG - OROQUIETA NATIONAL ROAD, ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE, 3RD DEO, K1796+480.00 - K1801+000.00, K1801+000.00 - K1805+214.00 (NET LENGTH: 8,757.00 LN.M.)
Region IX, Region IX
WIDENING OF PERMANENT BRIDGES SINDANGAN BRIDGE (B00455MN) ALONG DIPOLOG - SINDANGAN - LILOY ROAD (PHASE II)
Region IX, Region IX
ROAD WIDENING INCLUDING DRAINAGE AND RROW ACQUISITION - DIPOLOG - OROQUIETA NATIONAL ROAD, ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE 3RD DEO, K1810+975.00 - K1812+937.00, K1813+102.00 - K1814+400.00, K1814+400.00 - K1817+700.00, NET LENGTH: 13.12 LANE KM/6,560.00 LN.M./6.560 K
Region IX, Region IX
WIDENING OF PERMANENT BRIDGES - POLO PARALLEL BRIDGE ALONG JCT. POLO - DAPITAN PARK NATIONAL ROAD (PHASE II)
Region IX, Region IX
CONCRETING OF BITIBUT-UPPER/LOWER BAUTISTA,SAPANG DALAGA, MIS. OCC.
Region X, Region X
ROAD WIDENING INCLUDING DRAINAGE AND RROW ACQUISITION - DIPOLOG - PUNTA - DANSULLAN - SERGIO OSMEÑA - ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE 3RD DEO, K1855+877.00 - K1862+900.00, NET LENGTH: 13.84 LANE KM/6,920.95 LN.M./6.921 KM
Region IX, Region IX
Contract Amount
₱94,304,043.00
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
November 24, 2020
Target End
September 2, 2021
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Before capture: 2020-03-03 · Maxar
After capture: 2024-12-05 · Vantor
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