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METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Bids and Awwards Committee for Infrastructure Awarded Infrastructure Projects as of December 2020 CONTRACT NO. PROJECT TITLE CONTRACTORS AMOUNT Drainage Improvement along Kabayani Road and 1 12,373,122.86 DAHL CONSTRUCTION CORP. Vicinity, Brgy. Malanday, District I, Marikina City Proposed Drainage Improvement along Agno St. and 2 9,888,622.63 PETT BUILDERS its Vicinities, District IV, Quezon City Rehabilitation of Riprap Wall and Desilting of Kay 3 Almirante Creek (Phase II), Barangay Talon IV, Las 6,916,707.77 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Piñas City Proposed Improvement along Pasong Baca Creek 4 9,885,554.11 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION (Phase II) Barangay Talon V, Las Piñas City Proposed Improvement along Pamplona Creek, 5 7,904,767.58 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Barangay Pamplona Dos, Las Piñas City Rehabilitation/Improvement and Maintenance of Drainage System along Paz Guanzon corner 6 9,890,180.14 N.M. E. CONSTRUCTION Mendiola Ext. St. and Vicinity, Pandacan, District VI, Manila City Proposed Improvement along Cut-Cut Creek, 7 9,889,058.86 CALCON ENGINEERING Barangay Vitalez, District I, Parañaque City Proposed Improvement along San Dionisio River, 8 9,888,654.26 CALCON ENGINEERING Barangay San Dionisio, District I, Parañaque City Proposed Improvement along Tributaries of Sapang 9 Buwaya Creek, Marcelo Green, District II, Parañaque 9,891,502.06 RED MATRIX BUILDERS AND TRADING City Proposed Improvement along Baloc-Baloc Creek, 10 9,887,019.26 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Brgy. Don Bosco, District II, Parañaque City ALE BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION AND 11 Dredging of Libertad Channel, Pasay City 14,841,449.79 DEVELOPMENT CORP. Proposed RCBC at Brgy. Pinagsama (Phase II), 12 9,884,452.52 NEW EASTPOINT BUILDERS CORP. District II, Taguig City Drainage Improvement and Concreting at Barangay 13 9,887,010.35 EXPRESS CONSTRUCTION Capri, District V, Quezon City Improvement of Balon-Bato Creek, District VI, 14 4,936,316.94 A.J. LAVA BUILDERS CORPORATION Quezon City 15 Rehabilitation of T. Claudio Creek, san Juan City 9,891,672.34 JMD CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. Improvement of Dulalia Creek, District I, Valenzuela 16 9,890,120.22 LE BRON CONSTRUCTION City Construction of Communal Septic Tank and Sewer 17 19,797,145.31 PETT BUILDERS Lines at baseco Compound, Manila Proposed Circumferential Sewerage Interceptor at 18 29,702,727.07 HB CONSTRUCTION Baseco Compound, Manila Proposed Drainage Improvement along E. Rodriguez 19 14,833,954.80 OSCORD BUILDERS CORPORATION Sr. Ave. and its Vicinities, District IV, Quezon City Rehabilitation / Deepening of Estero Dela Reina 20 from Sta. Elena to C.M. Recto, Tondo, District I, 14,839,902.68 RED MATRIX BUILDERS AND TRADING Manila Construction of Communcal Septic Tanks and 21 9,886,163.43 PETT BUILDERS Sewerage Line at Brgy. Tatalon, Quezon City Construction of Communal Septic Tanks and 22 Sewerage Line at Brgy. Damayang Lagi, Quezon 11,871,706.41 PETT BUILDERS City Improvement of Navotas/Tangos River and Vicinity 23 14,842,167.16 HB CONSTRUCTION of North Navotas PS/Floodgate, Navotas City Construction of Communal Septic Tanks and 24 Sewerage Line at Brgy. Mabini J. Rizal Mandaluyong 7,918,782.63 RF TARUC CONSTRUCTION City Construction of Communal Septic Tanks and 25 Sewerage Line at Bgry. Guadalupe, Cembo, Makati 9,890,923.14 HB CONSTRUCTION City 26 Rehabilitation of Buhangin Creek, Mandaluyong City 9,891,383.09 JMD CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. Improvement along Magdaong Tributaries (Sto. Niño D.C. SANDIL CONSTRUCTION & 27 5,441,003.69 Creek), Barangay Tunasa, Muntinlupa City REALTY DEVELOPMENT, INC. Drainage Improvement and Concreting at Barangay D.C. SANDIL CONSTRUCTION & 28 9,887,868.22 North Fairview, District V, Quezon City REALTY DEVELOPMENT, INC. Construction of Drainage System at Geremillo St., 29 Purok I and Vicinity, Barangay Cupang, Muntinlupa 4,936,518.90 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION City Construction/Rehabilitation of Drainage System at 30 Purok 6 and Vicinity, Barangay Sucat, Muntinlupa 4,934,434.99 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION City Construction of Drainage System at Ilaya 31 Neighborhood and Vicinity, Barangay Alabang, 4,933,209.27 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Muntinlupa City Upgrading/Improvement of Drainage System along 32 Lope de Vega-Oroquieta Streets and Vicinities 27,222,472.13 PETT BUILDERS (Phase II), Sta. Cruz, District III, Manila Drainage Improvement along Kamachile St. and 33 Vicinity (Phase III), Brgy. Malanday, District I, 8,081,739.71 RED MATRIX BUILDERS AND TRADING Marikina City Drainage Improvmentand Concreting at Brgy. Holy 34 9,887,522.91 EXPRESS CONSTRUCTION Spirit, District II, Quezon City Rehabilitation/Improvement and Maintenance along ALE BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION AND 35 9,890,001.54 Quirino Avenue and Vicinity Paco, District V, Manila DEVELOPMENT CORP. Improvement along Villanueva Creek and 36 Tributaries at Tahanan Village, Barangay BF Homes, 3,458,723.86 RNN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION District II, Parañaque City Improvement of Mariblo Creek, District I, Quezon 37 7,908,517.91 DAHL CONSTRUCTION CORP. City Rehabilitation of Maricaban Creek, District II, Taguig 38 9,886,446.04 NEW EASTPOINT BUILDERS CORP. City Improvement/Desilting of Buendia Outfall (Phase II) 39 3,456,528.91 RED MATRIX BUILDERS AND TRADING Pasay City Construction of Drainage along Iwahig St. and 40 8,410,154.65 EXPRESS CONSTRUCTION Vicinity, Brgy. Tumana, District II, Marikina City Drainage Improvement at Brgy. Sta. Ana, District I, 41 14,837,266.64 NEW EASTPOINT BUILDERS CORP. Pateros Widening of Reinforced Concrete Box Culvert along 42 21st Ave. (Buwaya Creek) and its Vicinities, District 6,432,920.43 STRUKTURA TEKNIKA SERVICES CO. III, Quezon city Improvement of Malabon - Tullahan River and 43 16,263,571.74 AKN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Vicinity, Concepcion, Malabon City Drainage Improvement / Declogging H. Lopez Blvd., DOUBLE12 CONSTRUCTION AND 44 Kalakal St., Simeon de Jesus St., San Rafael Village 6,435,426.53 SUPPLY and Vicinity, Tondo, District I, Manila Improvement/Desilting of Masukol Main, District I, 45 4,901,124.99 PETT BUILDERS Makati City Site Development for Sewerage and Easement 46 Improvement Three (3) Outfall going to Manila 24,674,071.34 PAOGELINE TRADING Baywalk Repair/Restoration of Collapse Gravity Wall 47 (Grouted Riprap) along san Juan, District IV, 2,463,595.86 AYSON P.D. CONSTRUCTION Quezon City Drainage Improvement along B. Serrano Ave. and 48 8,418,571.98 STRUKTURA TEKNIKA SERVICES CO. its Vicinities, District IV, Quezon City Improvement of Paso de Blas Creek, District II, LARSEN-DUTCHER CONSTRACTOR 49 4,940,398.24 Valenzuela City CORPORATION Improvement of Paso de Blas Creek, District I, 50 9,890,891.41 PERSAN CONSTRUCTION, INC. Valenzuela City Improvement along Roxas Open Canal (Phase II), 51 13,366,581.50 RED MATRIX BUILDERS AND TRADING Barangay Baclaran, District I, Parañaque City Drainage Improvement along 15th Ave. and its 52 11,868,505.89 STRUKTURA TEKNIKA SERVICES CO. Vicinities, Dist. III, Quezon City Improvement of Malabon - Tullahan River and 53 14,506,223.17 AKN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Vicinity, Tañong Side, Malabon City Drainage Improvement/Declogging along J. Luna 54 St., Pampanga St., Hermosa St. and Vicinity, Tondo, 4,939,001.35 ALEXA TRADING AND CONSTRUCTION District II, Manila Improvement/Maintenance of Lepanto-Gov. Forbes JEBRON BUILDERS DEVELOPMENT 55 Drainage Main and Vicinities, Sampaloc, District IV, 16,588,950.02 CORP. Manila Improvement of Malabon-Tullahan River (Navotas PRIME PACIFIC MARINE & INDUSTRIAL 56 18,574,994.65 Side), Brgy. Dagat-Dagatan, Navotas City SERVICES CORP. Improvement of Caloocan-Navotas River (Marala), 57 9,884,486.18 IM CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION District II, Caloocan City Design and Construction of Housing Facilities for 58 Waste Granulator and Brick Making Equipment at 16,605,141.68 STEEL CENTRE PHILIPPINES, INC. Vitas Pumping Station, Tondo, Manila Improvement of Casili Creek, District II, Caloocan 59 9,886,923.27 IM CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION City Improvement of Catmon-Niugan Creek, Malabon 60 2,371,772.52 AKN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION City Improvement of Bangkulasi Cut-Off Channel and PRIME PACIFIC MARINE & INDUSTRIAL 61 14,582,311.81 Vicinity, Navotas City SERVICES CORP. Proposed Construction of Sewage Treatment Plant J.D. PANLAQUI CONSTRUCTION & 62 House with Solar Panel Installation for Carbon 74,986,892.05 TRADING Footprint Reduction and Water Storage Tank Dredging /Deepening of Buwaya Creek and its 63 Vicinities (Inside Camp Aguinaldo) District III, 4,936,200.57 NEW EASTPOINT BUILDERS CORP. Quezon City Improvement/Desilting of EDSA-Lumbang Drainage 64 4,936,370.53 PETT BUILDERS Main, District I, Makati City Improvement og Saranai Creek (Phase II), District I, D.C. SANDIL CONSTRUCTION & 65 14,842,274.26 Caloocan City REALTY DEVELOPMENT, INC. Improvement/Deepening of Estero de Concordia, 66 13,366,933.83 N.M. E. CONSTRUCTION Pandacan, District VI, Manila Improvement of Malabon-Tullahan River, Muzon- 67 9,887,881.01 J.S. LIM CONSTRUCTION & TRADING Concepcion, Malabon City Drainage Improvement along Esperanza St. and LARSEN-DUTCHER CONSTRACTOR 68 13,366,756.13 Vicinities, District II, Valenzuela City CORPORATION Drainage Improvement/Declogging along R-10, DOUBLE12 CONSTRUCTION AND 69 9,890,558.54 Pacheco St. and Vicinity, Tondo, District I, Manila SUPPLY Rehabilitation/Improvement and Maintenance of 70 Drainage System along Beata St. and Vicinity, 9,889,207.50 N.M. E. CONSTRUCTION Pandacan, District VI, Manila Drainage Improvement along C5, District II, Makati 71 5,928,517.94 TUCHAR CONSTRUCTION CORP. City Drainage Improvement along Second Street and 72 13,366,895.86 IM CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION Vicinity East Gate Park, District II, Caloocan City Drainage Improvement along Susano Road, District D.C. SANDIL CONSTRUCTION & 73 8,413,787.61 I, Caloocan City REALTY DEVELOPMENT, INC. Rehabilitation/Improvement and Maintenance of ALE BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION AND 74 Drainage System along Remedios St. and Vicinity, 9,889,820.23 DEVELOPMENT CORP. Malate, District V, Manila Drainage Improvement along Asuncion St. and D.C.
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    CITATION : Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population Report No. 1 – A NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR) Population by Province, City, Municipality, and Barangay August 2016 ISSN 0117-1453 ISSN 0117-1453 REPORT NO. 1 – A 2015 Census of Population Population by Province, City, Municipality, and Barangay NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Republic of the Philippines Philippine Statistics Authority Quezon City REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT RODRIGO R. DUTERTE PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY BOARD Honorable Ernesto M. Pernia Chairperson PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY Lisa Grace S. Bersales, Ph.D. National Statistician Josie B. Perez Deputy National Statistician Censuses and Technical Coordination Office Minerva Eloisa P. Esquivias Assistant National Statistician National Censuses Service ISSN 0117-1453 Presidential Proclamation No. 1269 Philippine Statistics Authority TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword v Presidential Proclamation No. 1269 vii List of Abbreviations and Acronyms xi Explanatory Text xiii Map of the National Capital Region (NCR) xxi Highlights of the Philippine Population xxiii Highlights of the Population : National Capital Region (NCR) xxvii Summary Tables Table A. Population and Annual Population Growth Rates for the Philippines and Its Regions, Provinces, and Highly Urbanized Cities: 2000, 2010, and 2015 xxxi Table B. Population and Annual Population Growth Rates by Province, City, and Municipality in National Capital Region (NCR): 2000, 2010, and 2015 xxxiv Table C. Total Population, Household Population,