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B I D S C H E D U L E CONTRACT NO. 17HC0054 CONTRACT TITLE Construction of Rainwater Collector System (17 units) at Bohol 2nd District Engineering Office 1. Pres. Carlos P. Garcia NHS, San Agustin, Talibon, Bohol - 1 unit 2. San Jose National High School, San Jose, Talibon, Bohol - 1 unit 3. Inabanga High School, Nabuad, Inabanga, Bohol - 1 unit 4. Cangawa National High School, Cangawa, Buenavista, Bohol - 1 unit 5. Campao National High School, Campao, Getafe, Bohol - 1 unit 6. Hinlayagan National High School, Hinlayagan, Trinidad, Bohol - 1 unit 7. DPWH Office, Bohol 2nd DEO, Bood, Ubay, Bohol - 1 unit 8. Aguining National High School, Aguining, Pres. Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol - 1 unit 9. Bonbonon National High School, Bonbonon, Pres. Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol - 1 unit 10. Ponciano L. Paden NHS, Bilangbilangan, Bien Unido, Bohol - 1 unit 11. Hingotanan National High School, Hingotanan, Bien Unido, Bohol - 1 unit 12. Bulilis National High School, Bulilis, Ubay, Bohol - 1 unit 13. Babag Elementary School, Babag, Dagohoy, Bohol - 1 unit 14. San Agustin National High Schol, San Agustin, Sagbayan, Bohol - 1 unit 15. Japer National High School, Sta. Catalina, Sagbayan, Bohol - 1 unit 16. Magtangtang National High School, Magtangtang, Danao, Bohol - 1 unit 17. Cantubod National High School, Cantubod, Danao, Bohol - 1 unit CONTRACT LOCATION Talibon, Inabanga, Buenavista, Getafe, Trinidad, Ubay, Pres. Carlos P. Garcia, Bien Unido, Dagohoy, Sagbayan and Danao, Bohol ESTIMATED ITEM NO. SCOPE OF WORK TO BE DONE UNIT COST TOTAL COST QUANTITY PART II - OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS B.5 1.00 each Project Billboard/Signboard P P B.7 3.00 month Occupational Safety and Health Program PART III - CIVIL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND SANITARY/PLUMBING WORKS PART A : EARTHWORKS 803(1)a 2.02 m³ Structure Excavation, Common Soil 804(1)a 1.15 m³ Embankment (From Roadway/Structure Excavation) PART B : PLAIN AND REINFORCED CONCRETE WORKS 900(1)c2 2.02 m³ Structural Concrete (Footings) Class A 28 days 902(1)a1 147.84 kg. Reinforcing Steel (Deformed) Grade 40 903(1) 1.00 L.S. Formworks and Falseworks PART C : FINISHINGS AND OTHER CIVIL WORKS 1002(28) 1.00 L.S. Cold Water Lines 1017(1)a2 32.00 set Roof Drain with Strainer, 75mm dia. 1032(1)c 214.92 m2 Painting Works Steel 1047(1) 1.00 L.S. Structural Steel PART E : FINISHINGS AND OTHER CIVIL WORKS 1201(9)a 17.00 set Overhead Tank, Stainless GRAND TOTAL = sheet 1 of 2 DURATION TIME : TOTAL IN FIGURES : TOTAL IN WORDS : SIGNATURE : NAME & TITLE OF SIGNATORY: SIGNATURE OF WITNESS : NAME & TITLE OF WITNESS : SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE this _______________ day of ________________ 2017 affiant exhibited to me his Residence Certificate No. __________________________ issued on ________________________ at _______________________________________ Doc. No. : Page No. : Book No. : Series of : sheet 2 of 2.

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