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CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 8 March 2017 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Project Owner Approved March 2, 1 WINSTON BUILT INDUSTRIES Repair./Rehabilitation of Classrooms Department of Education 2017 B-9, L-8 PHHC, Brgy. 72, Tacloban City at Bung-aw NHS and San Isidro ES Hilongos, Leyte Division of Leyte, Palo, Leyte March 2, 2 WAWOT BUILDERS 17ID0025, Local Infrastructure, Concreting DPWH- 2nd LED, Carigara, 2017 Bougainvilla Lane, BañezvilleII, Subd., of Barangay Yapad Road Pastrana, Leyte Leyte Tacloban City March 2, 3 WAWOT BUILDERS 17ID0024, Local Infrastructure, Concreting of DPWH- 2nd LED, Carigara, 2017 Bougainvilla Lane, BañezvilleII, Subd., Barangay Lanawan Road Pastrana, Leyte Leyte Tacloban City March 2, 4 SILK & STEEL CONSTRUCTION 17ID0001, Local Infrastructure Program, Concreting DPWH- 2nd LED, 2017 Bougainvilla Lane, BañezvilleII, Subd., of Barangay Tigbao Road, Dulag, Leyte Carigara, Leyte Tacloban City March 2, 5 SILK & STEEL CONSTRUCTION 17ID0002, Local Infrastructure Program, Concreting DPWH- 2nd LED, 2017 Bougainvilla Lane, BañezvilleII, Subd., of Barangay San Jose Road Dulag, Leyte Carigara, Leyte Tacloban City March 10, 6 LEGACY CONST./CEAN CONST. (J.V.) Contract ID 16IL0123, Construction of 3-Storey 12-CL DPWH- Southern Leyte 2017 R.K. Kangleon St., Mambajao Maasin City, School Building, Villa Jacinta National Vocational District Engineering Office Southern Leyte High School (School ID 303492) March 10, 7 LEGACY CONST./CEAN CONST. (J.V.) Contract ID 16IL0127, Construction of 4 units 3 Storey DPWH- Southern Leyte 2017 R.K. Kangleon St., Mambajao Maasin City, 9-CL School Building, Sogod National High School District Engineering Office Southern Leyte (School ID 303487) MIGHTY A’S CONSTRUCTION AND March 10, 8 Construction/Site Development of Binumbuhan Falls LGU- San Miguel, Leyte HARDWARE SUPPLY 2017 Lot 12-23, Bliss III, Lower Nula Tula, Brgy. Caraycaray, San Miguel, Leyte Tacloban City Page 1 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 8 March 2017 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Project Owner Approved JQD CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL March 13, 9 Construction of 3 Units 2-Storey 13-CL School Building, DPWH- Southern Leyte SERVICES 2017 R. Kangleon St. Abgao, Maasin City, So. Liloan National Technical Vocation High District Engineering Office Leyte (School ID 313409), Liloan, Southern Leyte March 6, 10 UNIMASTERS CONGLOMERATION, INC. Const./Upgrading/Rehab. of Drainage along DPWH- Leyte 1st 2017 17 J. Romualdez St., Tacloban City, Leyte Government Center Road Network, (S00047LT) Engineering District Office K0913+(-500)- K0913+569, Palo, Leyte Pawing, Palo Leyte March 13, 11 D.L. AUREO CONSTRUCTION 16IC0057, Construction of 2 Storey (6 Classroom) DPWH- 1st Leyte 2017 Brgy. Libtong, San Miguel, Leyte School Building Sta. Cruz NHS, San Miguel, Leyte Engineering DistrictOffice March 6, 12 JCW CONSTRUCTION Contract ID-17IC0018, Rehab/Major Repair of DPWH- Leyte First District 2017 Brgy. 63, Pleasantville, Sagkahan, Permanent Bridges, Bagahupi Bridge (B00051LT) Engineering Office Tacloban City along, Leyte, Samar Inter-Provincial Road March 13, 13 XED’S CONSTRUCTION Rehabilitation of BHS Brgy. Cabarasan Guti BHS DPWH – Leyte First 2017 541 La Purisima St., Burauen, Leyte Brgy. Cabarasan Guti, Tanuan, Leyte Engineering District, Pawing, Palo, Leyte March 15, 14 A.S.S. CONSTRUCTION Restoration/Rehab. of Gabaldon Bldg. DepEd Regional 2017 Callejon St., Pogo Chico, Dagupan City, Dulag CS, Dulag, Leyte Office No. 8 Pangasinan March 15, 15 CHAMICOS BUILDERS Road Concreting (Approaching Calogcog Brgy. LGU Tanauan Leyte 2017 Brgy. Union, Mayorga Leyte Road to Sta. Cruz) Brgy. Calogcog, Tanauan Leyte March 15, 16 FOUR K BUILDERS & CONST. SUPPLY Rehabilitation/Improvement of Covered Court Provincial Government of 2017 410 San Jose St., Brgy. San Miguel, Flooring in Brgy. Silad, Villaba, Leyte Leyte, Tacloban City Tanauan, Leyte Page 2 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 8 March 2017 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Project Owner Approved R. AGULLO CONSTRUCTION & March 15, 17 2016-10-168- Repair and Rehabilitation of Local Government Unit of ENTERPRISES 2017 Brgy. General Roxas, Dulag, Leyte Multi-Purpose Hall (Evacuation Center) Javier Province of Leyte Brgy. Laray, Javier, Leyte March 23, 18 EZJONES CONSTRUCTION, INC. CID No. 17IO0020- Construction/Extension of DPWH- Region VIII, 2017 Sitio Buchasan, Brgy. Cawayan, Catarman, Daguitan- Marabong Flood Control Structures, Baras, Palo, Leyte N. Samar Dulag, Leyte, 2nd LD JQD CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL March 27, 19 Rehabilitation/Reconst./Upgrading of Damage Paved DPWH- Southern Leyte SERVICES 2017 R. Kangleon St. Abgao, Maasin City, So. National Road including Drainage along JCT. District Engineering Office Leyte Himay-angan-Silago-Abuyog Bdry. Road K1120+-723- K1120+-248 Silago, Southern Leyte JQD CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL March 27, 20 Rehabilitation/Major Repair of Permanent Bridge DPWH- Southern Leyte SERVICES 2017 R. Kangleon St. Abgao, Maasin City, So. Panas Bridge 2 (B00406LT) along JCT. District Engineering Office Leyte Himay-angan-Silago-Abuyog Bdry. Road JQD CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL March 27, 21 Rehabilitation/Major Repair of Permanent Bridges DPWH- Southern Leyte SERVICES 2017 R. Kangleon St. Abgao, Maasin City, So. Cabongbongan Bridge (B00414LT) along JCT. District Engineering Office Leyte Himay-angan-Silago-Abuyog Bdry. Road Hinundayan, Southern Leyte JQD CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL March 27, 22 Construction/Upgrading/Rehab. of Drainage, along DPWH- Southern Leyte SERVICES 2017 R. Kangleon St. Abgao, Maasin City, So. National Road along Bdry. JCT. Himay-angan-Silago- District Engineering Office Leyte Abuyog Brdy. Road K1120+-248-K1120+328 Silago, Southern Leyte Page 3 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 8 March 2017 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Project Owner Approved LGU- MUNICIPALITY OF March 8, 23 RD COBACHA CONSTRUCTION Repair/ Rehabilitation of Public Market SAN 2017 103 Juan Luna Street, Tacloban City Buildings 1,2,&3, Brgy. Cayare, San Miguel, Leyte MIGUEL PROVINCE OF LEYTE March 8, 24 RD COBACHA CONSTRUCTION Procurement of Construction of the DILG Region 8 DILG Regional Office 8 2017 103 Juan Luna Street, Tacloban City Building Annex NRIMP Project DILG Compound, Kanhuraw Hill, Tacloban Kanhuraw Hill, Tacloban City City March 8, 25 L.P VILLASIN CONSTRUCTION Repair/Rehab of Bagong Lipunan School Building @ Province of Leyte 2017 BLOCK 5, LOT 6 PHHC, BRGY 73, Ulmido Elementary School Macarthur, Leyte TACLOBAN CITY March 8, 26 SYDGLEN BUILDERS & ENTERPRISES Construction of Six Barrel Box Culvert Along Brgy. Province of Leyte 2017 Block 1, Lot 8, Camella Countryards Calao-Villa Aurora Road Section Brgy. Calao-Villa Subdivisions, Campetic, Palo Leyte Aurora Road Section in Burauen, Leyte March 8, 27 A.C RIVERO DEV.CORP 17IF0048- Improvement/Widening of National Roads DPWH – 4th Leyte 2017 2929 Burgos Extension, Villamonte, Palo-Carigara-Ormoc Road, S00132LT. Engineering District Office Bacolod City, Negros Occidental k0993+185k0994+030, k1007+000-k1009+904 LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM-CONCRETING March 10, 28 E.G. CANABE CONSTRUCTION DPWH, 2ND LED, OF 2017 BRGY. JUGABAN, CARIGARA, LEYTE BRGY BUNTAY, DAGAMI, LEYTE CARIGARA, LEYTE SOCOR CONSTRUCTION PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE BASSED ON March 10, 29 DPWH, 1st LED, PAWING CORPORATION PAVEMENT 2017 MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT BRGY. MILAGROSA, STA.FE, LEYTE PALO, LEYTE AND MANAGEMENT-4 (HDM-4) ALONG TACLOBAN- BAYBAY SOUTH ROAD, (S00055LT), K0917+ Page 4 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 8 March 2017 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Project Owner Approved (-778) TO K0917+430, PAWING PALO, LEYTE LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM-CONCRETING March 10, 30 E.G. CANABE CONSTRUCTION DPWH, 2ND LED, OF 2017 BRGY SAWANG POBLACION ROAD, CARIGARA, BRGY. JUGABAN, CARIGARA, LEYTE CARIGARA, LEYTE LEYTE VICTORIA DEVELOPMENT AND CONST. March 10, 31 REPAIR/IMPROVEMENT OF WATER SYSTEM AT PROVINCE OF LEYTE SUPPLY CORP. 2017 103 LOPEZ JAENA STREET, TACLOBAN SITION KAUSWAGAN, BRGY BARAYONG PALO, CITY LEYTE CONSTRUCTION OF 1 UNIT-3 STOREY 12 March 10, 32 JELM CONSTRUCTION DPWH, 2ND LED, CLASSROOMS 2017 BRGY.LIKOD, TANAUAN, LEYTE SCHOOL BUILDING GRANJA-KALINAWAN NATIONAL CARIGARA, LEYTE HIGH SCHOOL JARO, LEYTE PROVINCIAL March 10, 33 A.P. CHU CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION OF COVERED COURT (PHASE II) GOVERNMENT 2017 BRGY. SAN VICENTE, HINDANG, LEYTE BRGY. SAN VICENTE, HINDANG, LEYTE OF LEYTE March 10, 34 AAVB CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY CONSTRUCTION OF SEAWALL/BREAKER POBLACION ZONE I- 2017 BRGY. 78 ALANDE SUBDIVISION, BRGY. SAN VICENTE, HINDANG, LEYTE POBLACION ZONE II, MARASBARAS, TACLOBAN CITY CAPOOCAN, LEYTE CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION CENTER March 10, 35 AAVB CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY LGU-MUNICIPALITY LOCATED AT 2017 BRGY. 78 ALANDE SUBDIVISION, POBLACION ZONE I, CAPOOCAN, LEYTE OF CAPOOCAN MARASBARAS, TACLOBAN CITY PACER CONSTRUCTION AND DEV. March 10, 36 RETROFITTING/STRENGTHENING OF PERMANENT DPWH 1ST LED, PAWING CORP. 2017 TACLOBAN CITY BRIDGES, CANBATISTA BRIDGE (B00037LT) PALO, LEYTE ALONG DAANG MAHARLIKA, TANAUAN, LEYTE March 10, 37 MV QUIRANTE BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION OF CLASSROOMS DPWH 3rd Leyte 2017 Page 5 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON
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