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FY 2019 ANNUAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM Based on General Appropriations Act FY 2019 ANNUAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM Based on General Appropriations Act UACS / Sub Program Project Component Description Type of Work Target Physical Target Amount Operating Unit / Project Component ID Unit (PHP) Implementing Office Region III 2,074 projects 39,743,327,000 Aurora District Engineering Office 108 projects 1,892,340,000 AURORA 108 projects 1,892,340,000 OO1: Ensure Safe and Reliable National Road System 16 projects 460,381,000 Asset Preservation - Preventive Maintenance - Secondary Roads 83,222,000 1. P00302372LZ 310102100212000 83,222,000 Baler-Casiguran Rd (Baler-Dinadiawan) - K0231 + -382 - K0232 +236, K0234 + 699 - K0239 + 024.50 P00302372LZ-CW1 Preventive Maintenance of Road: Preventive Lane Km 11.803 80,309,230 Central Office / Asphalt Overlay - at Specific Maintenance of Aurora District Locations along Baler-Casiguran Rd Road: Asphalt Engineering Office (Baler-Dinadiawan) (S04735LZ) Overlay K0231 + -382 - K0239 + 024.50 P00302372LZ-EAO 2,912,770 Central Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Asset Preservation - Preventive Maintenance - Tertiary Roads 72,969,000 2. P00302623LZ 310103100292000 36,835,000 A Castañeda--Ma Aurora-Sn Luis Rd - K0208 + 000 - K0209 + 635.8, K0215 + 000 - K0216 + 102 P00302623LZ-CW1 Preventive Maintenance of Road: Preventive Lane Km 5.490 36,098,300 Aurora District Asphalt Overlay - at Specific Maintenance of Engineering Office Locations along A Castañeda--Ma Road: Asphalt / Aurora District Aurora-Sn Luis Rd (S04732LZ) Overlay Engineering Office K0208 + 000 - K0216 + 102 P00302623LZ-EAO 736,700 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office 3. P00302624LZ 310103100293000 36,134,000 Baler-Cemento via Dicaloyungan - K0231 + 471 - K0231 + 882, K0231 + 1000 - K0233 + 068, K0236 + 481 - K0237 + 000, K0231+-411 - K0231+291 P00302624LZ-CW1 Preventive Maintenance of Road: Preventive Lane Km 5.464 35,411,320 Aurora District Asphalt Overlay - at Specific Maintenance of Engineering Office Locations along Baler-Cemento via Road: Asphalt / Aurora District Dicaloyungan (S01522LZ) K0231 + Overlay Engineering Office -411 - K0237 + 000 P00302624LZ-EAO 722,680 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Asset Preservation - Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction/ Upgrading of Damaged Paved 47,660,000 Roads - Secondary Roads MYPS: 06/28/2019 03:01:21 pm Page 1 of 645 IO Report FY 2019 ANNUAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM Based on General Appropriations Act UACS / Sub Program Project Component Description Type of Work Target Physical Target Amount Operating Unit / Project Component ID Unit (PHP) Implementing Office 4. P00302913LZ 310105100236000 47,660,000 Nueva Ecija-Aurora Rd - K0177 + 439 - K0178 + 000, K0178 + 174 - K0178 + 415, K0204 + 468 - K0204 + 491, K0204 + 570 - K0205 + 580, K0205 + 592 - K0205 + 609, K0205 + 640 - K0205 + 737 P00302913LZ-CW1 Reconstruction to Concrete Reconstruction to Lane Km 3.838 46,706,800 Aurora District Pavement - at Specific Locations Concrete Engineering Office along Nueva Ecija-Aurora Rd Pavement / Aurora District (S01516LZ) K0177 + 439 - K0205 + Engineering Office 737 P00302913LZ-EAO 953,200 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Asset Preservation - Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction of National Roads with Slips, Slope 75,600,000 Collapse, and Landslide - Secondary Roads 5. P00300316LZ 310108100187000 75,600,000 Baler-Casiguran Rd (Baler-Dinadiawan) - K0267 + 240 - K0267 + 346 P00300316LZ-CW1 Construction of Road Slope Construction of Square 4,500.000 72,954,000 Central Office / Protection Structure - along Road Slope meters Aurora District Baler-Casiguran Rd Protection Engineering Office (Baler-Dinadiawan) (S04735LZ) Structure K0267 + 240 - K0267 + 346 P00300316LZ-EAO 2,646,000 Central Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Asset Preservation - Construction / Upgrading / Rehabilitation of Drainage along 17,609,000 National Roads - Secondary Roads 6. P00300040LZ 310111100092000 10,410,000 Baler-Casiguran Rd (Baler-Dinadiawan) - K0265 + 136, K0267 + 985, K0272 + 570, K0273 + 700, K0275 + 475, K0275 + 640, K0275 + 745, K0276 + 700, K0276 + 900, K0277 + 340, K0283 + 500, K0283 + 673, K0284 + 108 P00300040LZ-CW1 Construction of Drainage Structure Construction of Lineal 149.000 10,201,800 Aurora District along Road - at Specific Locations Drainage meters Engineering Office along Baler-Casiguran Rd Structure along / Aurora District (Baler-Dinadiawan) (S04735LZ) Road Engineering Office Chainage 34856 - Chainage 0 P00300040LZ-EAO 208,200 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office 7. P00300041LZ 310111100093000 7,199,000 Nueva Ecija-Aurora Rd - K0189 + 536, K0190 + 450, K0195 + 482, K0201 + 157, K0204 + 547, K0207 + 800, K0212 + 970 MYPS: 06/28/2019 03:01:21 pm Page 2 of 645 IO Report FY 2019 ANNUAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM Based on General Appropriations Act UACS / Sub Program Project Component Description Type of Work Target Physical Target Amount Operating Unit / Project Component ID Unit (PHP) Implementing Office P00300041LZ-CW1 Construction of Drainage Structure Construction of Lineal 73.000 7,055,020 Aurora District along Road - at Specific Locations Drainage meters Engineering Office along Nueva Ecija-Aurora Rd Structure along / Aurora District (S01516LZ) Chainage 18506 - Road Engineering Office Chainage 0 P00300041LZ-EAO 143,980 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Network Development - Off-Carriageway Improvement - Secondary Roads 91,541,000 8. P00301995LZ 310208100170000 25,891,000 Baler-Casiguran Rd (Baler-Dinadiawan) - K0239+000 - K0241+231, K0242 + 827 - K0243 + 183, K0243 + 207 - K0243 + 467, K0243 + 900 - K0243 + 1043, K0246 + 422 - K0247 + 302, K0247 + 315 - K0249 + 007 P00301995LZ-CW1 Off-Carriageway Improvement: Off-Carriageway Square 17,083.200 25,373,180 Aurora District Shoulder Paving / Construction - at Improvement: meters Engineering Office Specific Locations along Shoulder Paving / / Aurora District Baler-Casiguran Rd Construction Engineering Office (Baler-Dinadiawan) (S04735LZ) K0239 + 000 - K0249 + 007 P00301995LZ-EAO 517,820 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office 9. P00301996LZ 310208100136000 65,650,000 Baler-Casiguran Rd (Dinadiawan-Casiguran Sect) - K0295 + (-438) - K0295 + (-253), K0295 + (-222) - K0295 + 174, K0295 + 389 - K0296 + 630, K0302 + 000 - K0304 + 249, K0308 + 713 - K0309 + 085, K0309 + 248 - K0310 + 649, K0310 + 811 - K0311 + 826, K0315+141 - K0315+971, K0316+686 - K0316+840, K0317+090 - K0317+896, K0320+167 - K0320+255, K0321+380 - K0321+985 P00301996LZ-CW1 Off-Carriageway Improvement: Off-Carriageway Square 32,498.730 63,352,250 Central Office / Shoulder Paving / Construction - at Improvement: meters Aurora District Specific Locations along Shoulder Paving / Engineering Office Baler-Casiguran Rd Construction (Dinadiawan-Casiguran Sect) (S04736LZ) K0295 + (-438) - K0321 + 985 P00301996LZ-EAO 2,297,750 Central Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Network Development - Off-Carriageway Improvement - Tertiary Roads 14,280,000 10. P00301994LZ 310209100134000 14,280,000 A Castañeda--Ma Aurora-Sn Luis Rd - K0199 + 150 - K0199+300, K0199 + 318 - K0199 + 866, K0199 + 903 - K0200 + 065, K0200 + 252 - K0200 + 483, K0202 + 560 - K0202 + 701, K0202 + 768 - K0203 + 179, K0203 + 423 - K0203 + 671, K0203 + 687 - K0203 + 775, K0204 + 727 - K0204 + 960, K0205 + 160 - K0205 + 574, K0205 + 629 - K0205 + 958, K0205 + 975.70 - K0206 + 340 MYPS: 06/28/2019 03:01:21 pm Page 3 of 645 IO Report FY 2019 ANNUAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM Based on General Appropriations Act UACS / Sub Program Project Component Description Type of Work Target Physical Target Amount Operating Unit / Project Component ID Unit (PHP) Implementing Office P00301994LZ-CW1 Off-Carriageway Improvement: Off-Carriageway Square 9,563.070 13,994,400 Aurora District Shoulder Paving / Construction - at Improvement: meters Engineering Office Specific Locations along A Shoulder Paving / / Aurora District Castañeda--Ma Aurora-Sn Luis Rd Construction Engineering Office (S04732LZ) K0199 + 150 - K0206 + 340 P00301994LZ-EAO 285,600 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Network Development - Paving of Unpaved Roads - Secondary Roads 35,100,000 11. P00303180LZ 310211100047000 35,100,000 Nueva Ecija-Aurora Rd - K0172 + 097 - K0172 + 158, K0173 + 900 - K0174 + 373 P00303180LZ-CW1 Paving of Unpaved Roads - at Paving of Lane Km 1.042 34,398,000 Aurora District Specific Locations along Nueva Unpaved Roads Engineering Office Ecija-Aurora Rd (S01516LZ) K0172 / Aurora District + 097 - K0174 + 373 Engineering Office P00303180LZ-EAO 702,000 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Bridge - Replacement of Permanent Weak Bridges 9,000,000 12. P00300833LZ 310302100132000 9,000,000 Pimpolisan Br. (B04348LZ) along Baler-Casiguran Rd (Baler-Dinadiawan) P00300833LZ-CW1 Replacement of Bridge - Replacement of Square 120.000 8,820,000 Aurora District Pimpolisan Br. (B04348LZ) along Bridge meters Engineering Office Baler-Casiguran Rd / Aurora District (Baler-Dinadiawan) Engineering Office P00300833LZ-EAO 180,000 Aurora District Engineering Office / Aurora District Engineering Office Bridge - Retrofitting/ Strengthening of Permanent Bridges 11,400,000 13. P00300829LZ 310303100468000 6,000,000 Dimani Br. (B02824LZ) along Nueva Ecija-Aurora Rd P00300829LZ-CW1 Retrofitting / Strengthening of Retrofitting / Number of 1.000 5,880,000 Aurora District Bridge - Dimani Br. (B02824LZ)
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