DepEd/DOH Office Awardee Concentration
One supplier received at least 40% of a procuring office's PhilGEPS award value over three years.
This is a statistical anomaly or indicator worth examining — not proof of wrongdoing, fraud, or corruption against any person.
Indicator: in 2010–2012, MICLOVER GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND IRON WORKS received 51.1% (₱248.10M, 24 awards) of CENTER FOR HEALTH DEVELOPMENT - REGION IV-A's ₱485.41M in recorded PhilGEPS awards, across 151 awards and 44 suppliers. It is possible that this supplier was particularly competitive or had specialized capacity for the types of construction projects needed by the office during this period.
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Project completion
Schedule fields from DPWH transparency portal records and the Sumbong sa Pangulo flood-control list — not inferred beyond those columns.
Completion schedule is shown for project and contractor flags only.
Rule Definition
Office must have ≥₱50M, ≥30 awards and ≥5 suppliers in the window; the supplier ≥5 awards. Severity rises at 60%.
Triggering Data & citations
In 2010–2012, MICLOVER GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND IRON WORKS received 51% (₱248,103,437, 24 awards) of CENTER FOR HEALTH DEVELOPMENT - REGION IV-A's ₱485,412,068 in PhilGEPS awards across 151 awards and 44 suppliers.
{
"hhi": 0.2965,
"share": 0.5111,
"supplier": "MICLOVER GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND IRON WORKS",
"suppliers": 44,
"windowEnd": 2012,
"windowStart": 2010,
"officeAwards": 151,
"supplierOrgId": "e7dfc527-7bdf-47c6-9721-92ae0627c3b3",
"officeValuePhp": 485412068.47,
"supplierValuePhp": 248103437.42000002
}Source documents
Possible Innocent Explanations
- Sole distributors of specific drugs/equipment, framework agreements, or a single large construction contract can produce high shares.