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Construction of Sebungon Bridge Along Sirawai-Sibuco Road Department of Public Works and Highways Contract ID : 17J00108 Contract Name : Construction of Nonoyan Bridge and Approaches along Liloy -Siocon Road, Nonoyan, Baliguian, Zamboanga del Norte 3rd Congressional District Location of the Contract : Liloy -Siocon Road, Nonoyan, Baliguian, Zamboanga d el Norte Contract ID : 17J00109 Contract Name : Construction of Gacsod Bridge and Approaches along Gutalac Road, Zamboanga del Norte 3rd Congressional District Location of the Contract : Gutalac Road, Zamboanga del Norte Contract ID : 17J00110 Contract Name : Construction of Sebungon Bridge along Sirawai -Sibuco Road, Zamboanga del Norte 3rd Congressional District Location of the Contract : Sirawai -Sibuco Road, Zamboanga del Norte Contract ID : 17J00111 Contract Name : Improvement/Concret ing of Baliguian Coastal Road, Jct. Baliguian-Kauswagan-Mamad Section, K2050+664.16 - K2052+916.58 & K2053+047.42 - K2056+167.00 Location of the Contract : Baliguian Coastal Road, Jct. Baliguian -Kauswagan -Mamad Section Contract ID : 17J00112 Contrac t Name : Concrete Reconstruction with 280mm Slab w/ Drainage (Asphalt to Concrete) Sindangan-Liloy Road, (S01142MN), K1948+000 - K1948+699, K1948+738 - K1949+000 & K1950+000 - K1951+000 Location of the Contract : Sindangan -Liloy Road, Zamboanga del Norte Contract ID : 17J00113 Contract Name : Construction of Potungan Bridge and Approaches including ROW Acquisition along Dapitan City Road, Zamboanga del Norte 1st Congressional District Location of the Contract : Dapitan City Road, Zamboanga del Norte Contract ID : 17J00114 Contract Name : Militar Bridge along Jct. Tukuran - Karomatan Road N1 Location of the Contract : Tukuran - Karomatan Road Contract ID : 17J00115 Contract Name : Demorok Bridge along Jct. Blancia -Molave -Mahayag -Josefina Road Location of the Contract : Blancia -Molave -Mahayag -Josefina Road Contract ID : 17J00116 Contract Name : Lower Landing Bridge along Eastern Bobongan -Sominot -Midsalip - Dumingag Road Location of the Contract : Eastern Bobongan -Sominot -Midsalip -Dumi ngag Road Contract ID : 17J00117 Contract Name : Calumangi Bridge along Eastern Bobongan -Sominot -Midsalip - Dumingag Road Location of the Contract : Eastern Bobongan -Sominot -Midsalip -Dumingag Road DPWH-INFR-27-2016 Page 1 of 2 Department of Public Works and Highways Contract ID : 17J00118 Contract Name : Caluma ngi Bridge 2 along Lanao -Pagadian - Zamboanga City Road N1 Location of the Contract : Lanao -Pagadian - Zamboanga City Road Contract ID : 17J00119 Contract Name : Coloy Bridge (B00483MN) along Lanao -Pagadian -Zamboanga City Road Location of the Contr act : Lanao -Pagadian - Zamboanga City Road Contract ID : 17J00120 Contract Name : Tibongabong Bridge and approaches including ROW acquisition along Lanao - Pagadian - Zamboanga City, Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay, Zamboanga Sibugay 2nd Location of the Contract : Lanao - Pagadian - Zamboanga City, Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay, Zamboanga Sibugay DPWH, Regional Office IX Veterans Avenue Extension, Tetuan, Zamboanga City SUPPLEMENTAL BULLETIN NO. 1 Subject: Amendment on the Schedule of Pre-Bid Conference This Supplemental Bulletin No. 1 is issued to amend provisions in the Bidding Documents (BDs) for the above stated Contract, as follows: Current Provision of BDs Amended Provision of BDs under this Supplemental Bulletin December 23, 2016 (2:00PM) Postponed Indefinitely This Supplemental Bulletin shall form an integral part of the said Bidding Documents. For the guidance and information of all concerned. (Sgd.) SATURNINO C. TORREFRANCA District Engineer OIC-Chief, Planning & Design Division BAC Chairman DPWH-INFR-27-2016 Page 2 of 2 .
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