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No. Name of Project Approved Budget for Contract Winning Bidder Republic of the Philippines CIVIL WORKS BID-OUT PROVINCE OF ISABELA 4th Quarter, CY 2019 Approved Budget for No. Name of Project Location Winning Bidder/ Lowest Calculated Bidder Name and Address Contract Amount Bidding Date Contract Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Villa Domingo National High 1 1,376,044.19 Angadanan, Isabela Second Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/25/2019 School - SEF 2019 Mr. Jonathan L. Diaz Construction of Multi Purpose Bldg. at Alfreda Albano 2 3,532,848.08 Masipi East, Cabagan, Isabela Dragon Twelve Builders and Construction Supply Arranz St. Calamagui 2nd, City of 3,426,224.05 11/25/2019 National High School - SEF 2019 Ilagan, Isabela Mr. Jonathan L. Diaz Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Dicaruyan Elementary School - 3 1,697,588.79 Divilacan, Isabela Dragon Twelve Builders and Construction Supply Arranz St. Calamagui 2nd, City of 1,669,256.75 11/25/2019 SEF 2019 Ilagan, Isabela Ms. Grace M. Rodriguez Construction of 1CL Modified Bldg. at Villaluz Integrated Villaluz, Benito Soliven, 4 688,041.54 Camberwell Construction & Supplies Brgy. Magsaysay, Maharlika 660,367.32 11/25/2019 School - SEF 2019 Isabela Highway, Naguilian, Isabela Ms. Grace M. Rodriguez Continuation of Construction of 1CL Bldg. at Balliao Balliao, Benito Soliven, 5 688,041.54 Camberwell Construction & Supplies Brgy. Magsaysay, Maharlika 660,367.32 11/25/2019 Integrated School - SEF 2019 Isabela Highway, Naguilian, Isabela Completion of School Cottage at Dicamay Integrated 6 486,124.48 San Mariano, Isabela First Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/25/2019 School - SEF 2019 Ms. Aurea F. Manuel Constructioin of 2CL Bldg. at Raniag Elementary School - 7 1,556,000.04 Ramon, Isabela A.F. Manuel Construction #58 Quezon Street, Brgy. 02 1,548,437.85 11/25/2019 SEF 2019 San Mateo, Isabela Upgrading of School Bldg. roofing of Pagrang-ayan 8 1,099,994.78 Pagrang-ayan, Ramon, Isabela First Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/25/2019 Elementary School - SEF 2019 Contruction of Multi-purpose Bldg. at Planas Elementary 9 999,915.54 Ramon, Isabela First Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/26/2019 School -SEF 2019 Ms. Aurea F. Manuel Construction of 1CL School Bldg. at Santos Primary School - 10 867,507.39 San Agustin, Isabela A.F. Manuel Construction #58 Quezon Street, Brgy. 02 863,192.66 11/26/2019 SEF 2019 San Mateo, Isabela Ms. Aurea F. Manuel Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Virgoneza Elementary School - 11 1,556,000.04 San Agustin, Isabela A.F. Manuel Construction #58 Quezon Street, Brgy. 02 1,550,027.99 11/26/2019 SEF 2019 San Mateo, Isabela Approved Budget for No. Name of Project Location Winning Bidder/ Lowest Calculated Bidder Name and Address Contract Amount Bidding Date Contract Ms. Aurea F. Manuel Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Minagbag Elementary School - 12 1,556,000.04 Minagbag, Quezon, Isabela A.F. Manuel Construction #58 Quezon Street, Brgy. 02 1,548,033.45 11/26/2019 SEF 2019 San Mateo, Isabela Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Sta. Cruz Elementary School - 13 1,414,510.48 San Manuel, Isabela Second Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/26/2019 SEF 2019 Construction of Mini Gymnasium at Don Faustino N. Dy, Minante I, Cauayan City, 14 799,941.84 First Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/26/2019 Elementary School - SEF 2019 Isabela Ms. Grace M. Rodriguez Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Castillo Elementary School - 15 1,376,001.30 Echague, Isabela Camberwell Construction & Supplies Brgy. Magsaysay, Maharlika 1,374,078.37 11/26/2019 SEF 2019 Highway, Naguilian, Isabela Construction of 2CL Bldg. at Caniguing Elementary School - Mr. Vilmer B. Bravo 16 1,414,510.48 Echague, Isabela Bravo Construction & Engineering Services 1,411,704.34 11/26/2019 SEF 2019 Nagbukel, San Isidro, Isabela Ms. Grace M. Rodriguez Repair of Marcos Type Bldg. at Doña Paulina Elementary Doña Paulina, San Isidro, 17 808,596.09 Camberwell Construction & Supplies Brgy. Magsaysay, Maharlika 806,269.24 11/26/2019 School - SEF 2019 Isabela Highway, Naguilian, Isabela Supply and Installation of Water Treatment Facility at 18 400,000.00 Palanan, Isabela Second Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/27/2019 Palanan Evacuation Center - PCF 2016 Supply and Installation of Water Treatment Facility at 19 400,000.00 Maconacon, Isabela Second Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/27/2019 Maconacon Evacuation Center - PCF 2016 Supply and Installation of Water Treatment Facility at 20 400,000.00 Dinapigue, Isabela Second Failed Bidding N/A N/A 11/27/2019 Dinapigue Evacuation Center - PCF 2016 Supply and Installation of Water Treatment Facility at Mr. Manuel C. Taguba 21 400,000.00 Divilacan, Isabela MC Taguba Construction 387,985.73 11/27/2019 Divilacan Evacuation Center - PCF 2016 Calamagui 1st, City of Ilagan, Isabela Mr. Jonathan L. Diaz Repair of Administration Bldg. (San Pablo Fish Farm), Phase 22 500,000.00 San Pablo, Isabela Dragon Twelve Builders and Construction Supply Arranz St. Calamagui 2nd, City of 484,900.30 11/27/2019 I - EDF 2019 Ilagan, Isabela Mr. Jonathan L. Diaz 23 Rehabilitation of San Pablo Fish Farm - Trust Fund 1,000,000.00 San Pablo, Isabela Dragon Twelve Builders and Construction Supply Arranz St. Calamagui 2nd, City of 969,929.10 11/27/2019 Ilagan, Isabela Mr. Samuel M. Toribio Rehabilitation of Comfort Rooms at Manuel A. Roxas, 24 5,091,000.00 Roxas, Isabela SMT Construction Apitong St., Purok No. 1 5,086,314.72 11/27/2019 District Hospital - DBP Loan Ilagan City, Isabela Mr. Noel T. Lim Rehabilitation/Improvement of Pag-Asa-Narra Provincial 25 27,201,793.30 Echague, Isabela NTL Builders & Developer Cortez St., Dpintin, Maddela, 27,180,464.89 12/2/2019 Road (Echague-Dinapigue Road) - CMGP 2019 Quirino Approved Budget for No. Name of Project Location Winning Bidder/ Lowest Calculated Bidder Name and Address Contract Amount Bidding Date Contract Rehabilitation/Upgrading of Ilagan-Divilacan Provincial 26 113,344,683.67 City of Ilagan, Isabela First Failed Bidding N/A N/A 12/9/2019 Road - CMGP 2019 Ms. Aurea F. Manuel Contruction of Multi-purpose Bldg. at Planas Elementary 27 999,915.54 Ramon, Isabela A.F. Manuel Construction #58 Quezon Street, Brgy. 02 995,362.98 12/27/2019 School -SEF 2019 San Mateo, Isabela Ms. Aurea F. Manuel Construction of Mini Gymnasium at Don Faustino N. Dy, Minante I, Cauayan City, 28 799,941.84 A.F. Manuel Construction #58 Quezon Street, Brgy. 02 794,480.46 12/27/2019 Elementary School - SEF 2019 Isabela San Mateo, Isabela Mr. Samuel M. Toribio Rehabilitation of Comfort Rooms at Echague, District 29 5,198,694.85 Echague, Isabela SMT Construction Apitong St., Purok No. 1 5,193,426.70 12/27/2019 Hospital - DBP Loan Ilagan City, Isabela Mr. Jonathan L. Diaz Proposed Four (4) Storey Medical Arts Building at GFNDY 30 34,650,000.00 City of Ilagan, Isabela Dragon Twelve Builders and Construction Supply Arranz St. Calamagui 2nd, City of 34,644,667.86 12/27/2019 Memorial Hospital, Phase I - DBP Loan Ilagan, Isabela TOTAL 91,255,492.08 0.00 We hereby certify that we have reviewed the contents and hereby attest to the veracity and correctness of the data or information contained in this document. (SGD.) MR. RODRIGO T. SAWIT (SGD.) ATTY. JOHN RYAN P. TORIO (SGD.) ENGR. VIRGILIO S. LORENZO BAC Chairman BAC Vice Chairman BAC Member (SGD.) MS. ELSA M. PASTRANA (SGD.) MS. LUCILA M. AMBATALI BAC Member BAC Member.
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