REHABILITATION OF RANG-AY FLOOD CONTROL STRUCTURES is a DPWH-tracked public work in Isabela 4th DEO, Region II. Reported contract value: ₱28,787,045.45. Status: Reported complete (DPWH). Contractor on record: GACUTAN CONST INC FORMERLY: GACUTAN CONST. Figures trace to dpwh.
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Contractor
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ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2: PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST MAJOR FLOODS - FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - CONSTRUCTION / MAINTENANCE OF FLOOD MITIGATION STRUCTURES AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS - CONSTRUCTION OF PALACIAN FLOOD CONTROL STRUCTURE, SECTION 1, SAN AGUS
Isabela 4th DEO, Region II
OO1: ENSURE SAFE AND RELIABLE NATIONAL ROAD SYSTEM: NETWORK DEVELOPMENT: CONSTRUCTION OF BY-PASS AND DIVERSION ROADS - CORDON BYPASS ROAD, ISABELA
Region II, Region II
OO1: ENSURE SAFE AND RELIABLE NATIONAL ROAD SYSTEM: NETWORK DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: CONSTRUCTION OF BY-PASS ROAD AND DIVERSION ROADS - CORDON BYPASS ROAD, PACKAGE 1
Region II, Region II
Construction of Barangay Quimalabasa Norte Flood Control Project, Section 1, San Agustin, Isabela
SAN AGUSTIN (ISABELA), ISABELA, Region II
Construction of Barangay Virgoneza Flood Control Structure, Section 1, San Agustin, Isabela
SAN AGUSTIN (ISABELA), ISABELA, Region II
Construction of Barangay Quimalabasa Norte Flood Control Project, Section 2, San Agustin, Isabela
SAN AGUSTIN (ISABELA), ISABELA, Region II
Contract Amount
₱28,787,045.45
Progress
Reported complete (DPWH)
Start Date
March 10, 2016
Target End
September 2, 2016
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Before capture: 2015-05-28 · DigitalGlobe
After capture: 2020-05-24 · Vantor
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