CLUSTER 21 CONSTRUCTION OF MISSING LINKS/ NEW ROADS, BUKIDNON is a DPWH-tracked public work in Region X, Region X. Reported contract value: ₱555,609,571.83. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: ULTICON BUILDERS INC. Figures trace to dpwh.
Total Contract Cost
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Contractor
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DAVAO CITY BYPASS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT, PACKAGE I-1, STA. 12+800 TO STA. 23+500, DAVAO CITY
Roads Management Cluster I (Bilateral), Central Office
DAVAO CITY BYPASS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT (II), PACKAGE I-3 STA. 23+500 - STA. 29+700
Roads Management Cluster I (Bilateral), Central Office
DAVAO CITY BYPASS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT (DCBCP) PACKAGE I-2, STA. 0+000 TO STA. 12+800, FUNDED UNDER JICA LOAN AGREEMENT NO. PH-273
Roads Management Cluster I (Bilateral), Central Office
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE BRIDGE - DAVAO CITY COASTAL BYPASS ROAD (BAGO APLAYA - TIMES BEACH - ROXAS AVENUE - STA. ANA WHARF - R. CASTILLO), PACKAGE 1, DAVAO CITY
Region XI, Region XI
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE BRIDGE - TALOMO - MATINA BRIDGE ALONG DAVAO CITY COASTAL BYPASS ROAD, DAVAO CITY
Region XI, Region XI
DAVAO CITY COASTAL BYPASS ROAD (BAGO APLAYA - TIMES BEACH - ROXAS AVENUE - STA. ANA. WHARF - R. CASTILLO), TIMES BEACH - ROXAS AVE. SEGMENT, DAVAO CITY
Region XI, Region XI
Contract Amount
₱555,609,571.83
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
July 16, 2018
Target End
August 18, 2019
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Before capture: 2016-10-07 · DigitalGlobe
After capture: 2019-02-02 · Vantor
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