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REGION 11 Address: NFA Compound, J REGION 11 Address: NFA Compound, J. Catolico Avenue cor. Arradaza Street, Lagao Gen. Santos City Office Number: (083) 552-4284 Email: [email protected] Regional Director: Lester Romeo E. Malana Mobile Number: 0917-994-4158 Asst. Regional Director: Ferlie C. Ancheta Mobile Number: 0917-897-2321 Provincial Office : General Santos City / Sarangani Province Address : NFA Compound, J. Catolico Avenue cor. Arradaza Street, Lagao, Gen. Santos City Office Number : (083) 552-6137 / (083) 552-3283 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Enesa B. Alatan Mobile Number : 0920-305-7838 Buying Station : GSC Buying Station 1 Location : Warehouse Supervisor : Norweito P. Diosana Mobile Number : 0933-312-4480 Service Areas : Baluan and Buayan, GSC and Alabel and Glan, Sarangani Prov. Buying Station : GSC Buying Station 2 Location : Warehouse Supervisor : Emily R. Delos Reyes Mobile Number : 0920-207-6243 Service Areas : Lagao, Ligaya, Conel, Katangawan and Tinagacan GSC and Malungon, Sarangani Prov. Buying Station : Maitum Buying Station Location : Cawa Road, Maitum, Sarangani Province Warehouse Supervisor : Joy Marcelino C. Peñamante Mobile Number : 0967-958-1067 Service Areas : Kiamba and Maitum, Sarangani Prov and Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat Provincial Office : Davao City Address : 5th Street, Sta. Ana Avenue, Davao City Office Number : (082) 221-6907 / (082) 227-7859 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Leonila V. Selpa Mobile Number : 0916-776-3495 Buying Station : Buying Station 1 Location : 5th Street, Sta. Ana Avenue, Davao City Warehouse Supervisor : Jeuby A. Arriate Mobile Number : 0995-524-1049 Service Areas : All Production areas of Davao City Buying Station : Buying Station 2 (Mobile Procurement) Location : Calinan District, Davao City; Brgy. Aumbay, IGACOS Warehouse Supervisor : Victor G. Madroñal Jr. Mobile Number : 0943-909-5730 Service Areas : All Production areas of Davao City and IGACOS Provincial Office : Davao Del Sur / Davao Occidental Address : San Jose, Digos City Office Number : (082) 553-2196 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Lucia C. Balayon Mobile Number : 0951-794-6119 Buying Station : Provincial Terminal Procurement Warehouse Location : NFA Compound, San Jose, Digos City Warehouse Supervisor : Arvin P. Galzote Mobile Number : 0905-351-8234 Service Areas : All Production areas of Davao City Buying Station : Magsaysay Buying Station Location : Badagoy Gym, Magsaysay, Davao del Sur Warehouse Supervisor : Richel O. Daub Mobile Number : 0912-744-2348 Service Areas : Municipalities of Magsaysay and Matanao Buying Station : Kiblawan Buying Station Location : Molopolo, Kiblawan, Davao del Sur Warehouse Supervisor : Ma Celia V. Prestoza Mobile Number : 0948-466-8607 Service Areas : Municipalities of Magsaysay and Matanao Buying Station : Matanao Buying Station Location : RPC Compound, Sinaragan, Matanao, Davao del Sur Warehouse Supervisor : Chona B. Senarillos Mobile Number : 0918-266-4593 Service Areas : Municipalities of Matanao and Bansalan Provincial Office : Davao Del Norte Address : Brgy. Magdum, Tagum City Office Number : (084) 216-9040 / (084) 216-6474 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Felicidad V. Lozano Mobile Number : 0910-581-1211 Buying Station : Sto. Tomas Warehouse Location : Feeder Road No. 3, Brgy. Tibal-og, Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte Warehouse Supervisor : Cristopher R. Gumapac Mobile Number : 0936-534-9082 Service Areas : Municipality of Sto. Tomas Buying Station : New Corella Buying Station Location : Purok 9A, Brgy. Poblacion, New Corella Warehouse Supervisor : Susana M. Asejo Mobile Number : 0912-780-2676 Service Areas : Municipality of New Corella Buying Station : Procurement Post 1 Location : Warehouse Supervisor : Senen T. Carcosia – Team Leader Mobile Number : 0905-541-0708 Service Areas : Municipalities of Carmen and BE Dujali and City of Panabo Buying Station : Procurement Post 2 Location : Warehouse Supervisor : Vivien H. Marzo Mobile Number : 0917-105-2567 Service Areas : Municipalities of Asuncion, Kapalong and Talaingod Buying Station : Rolling Station Location : Brgy. Kidawa, Laak, Davao de Oro Warehouse Supervisor : Cristopher R. Gumapac Mobile Number : 0936-534-9082 Service Areas : Municipality of Laak Provincial Office : Davao De Oro Address : Nabunturan Highway, Davao de Oro Office Number : 0918-456-3711 / 0917-110-9957 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Janette M. Linao Mobile Number : 0908-250-4238 Buying Station : NFA Terminal Warehouse Location : NFA Compound, Poblacion, Compostela, Davao de Oro Warehouse Supervisor : Jose Filmar P. Mana-Ay Mobile Number : 0918-607-5448 Service Areas : Municipalities of Compostela, New Bataan, Montevista, and Monkayo Buying Station : Basak Buying Station Location : Basak, Nabunturan, Davao de Oro Warehouse Supervisor : Mary Jane L. Legaspi – Team Leader Mobile Number : 0948-719-4296 Service Areas : Municipalities of Mawab and Nabunturan Buying Station : Maragusan Buying Station Location : P-Pine Tree, Poblacion, Maragusan, Davao de Oro Warehouse Supervisor : Mary Jane L. Legaspi – Team Leader Mobile Number : 0948-719-4296 Service Areas : Municipality of Maragusan Buying Station : Awao Buying Station Location : Nabunturan, Compostela Valley Warehouse Supervisor : Cynthia M. Dawal – Team Leader Mobile Number : 0909-230-3504 Service Areas : Municipality of Monkayo Provincial Office : Davao Oriental Address : NFA Compound, Government Center, Dahican, Mati Office Number : (087) 388-3562 / 0948-849-9685 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Jubane T. Bandoquillo Mobile Number : 0917-122-9905 Buying Station : Baganga Buying Station Location : DA Compound, Dapnan, Baganga Warehouse Supervisor : Marlen T. Zamora Mobile Number : 0906-330-7182 Service Areas : Municipalities of Manay, Caraga and Baganga Buying Station : Cateel Buying Station Location : Brgy. San Rafael, Cateel Warehouse Supervisor : Noah Herajie L. Togotan Mobile Number : 0946-835-9969 Service Areas : Municipalities of Cateel and Boston Buying Station : Banaybanay Buying Station Location : Brgy. Rang-ay, Banaybanay Warehouse Supervisor : Karla Joanna J. Macadagat Mobile Number : 0909-359-7444 Service Areas : Municipalities of Lupon, Banaybanay and Governor Generoso .
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