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Mt. Data HOTEL Km TOURISM INVESTMENTS PHILIPPINES mt. data HOTEL Km. 100 Halsema Road, Sinto, Bauko, Mt. Province, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines APPROXIMATE AREA DESCRIPTION 77,060 sqm Mt. Data Hotel is built atop a sloping terrain - an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. ACCESSIBILITY TOURISM STRENGTH • Manila to Mt. Data Hotel Mt. Province • This is suitable for a hotel or mountain resort • Baguio to Mt. Data Hotel which can be a venue for seminars and meetings. • Mt. Data is an upland hotel located near tourist destinations such as Mt. Pulag and Sagada. • The hotel sources its water from rivers and Manila streams originating from mountain tops. EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE Sagada Banaue Rice Terraces • 22 Standard Hotel Rooms with Veranda From Baguio to Mt. Data MT. DATA • 2 Dormitory Rooms with Common Toilet & Bath Hotel via Halsema Highway, it is approximately 3 hours HOTEL by private vehicle • Conference Rooms BAGUIO • Restaurant and Bar • Sun Terrace From Manila to Mt. Data Hotel via Banaue Route • Picnic Grounds passing by Bontoc, it is approximately 12 hours • Eco Trail by private vehicle • Parking Area MODE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATION MANILA Joint Venture Destination Profile Province: Mountain Province Population: 154,590 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Regional Workforce Major Industries: Tourism, Agriculture, Trade, Commerce Workforce Population : 1,720,000 Labor Force Participation Rate : 61.9% Tourist Arrivals: 142,489 Employment Rate : 95.9 % Source: Department of Tourism-Tourism Demand Statistics, 2018 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority Annual Labor and Employment Estimates, 2018 Infrastructure and Utilities: Airport Seaport Road Power Water Telecom Internet Network JOINT VENTURE GUIDELINES In recognition of the intergral role of Public andTOURISM Private Partnership,INVESTMENTS TIEZA is implementing the Public-Private Cooperation Program, through the Management Contract or TIEZA Joint Venture guidelines, for selected TIEZA properties and Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ) projects. PHILIPPINES On 29 August 2019, the TIEZA Board of Directors approved the Joint Venture Guidelines (JVG) pursuant to the Oce of the Government Corporate Counsel’s (OGCC) armation of TIEZA’S power and authority to prepare its own guidelines for joint venture, management contract and disposition of its assets. Through these modes or arrangement, we can secure more private sector support in financing, managing and operating the properties. SELECTION PROCESSES COMPETITIVE CHALLENGE NEGOTIATED • Unsolicited Proposal COMPETITIVE SELECTION JOINT VENTURE • Other Circumstances Providing (NJV) For Direct Negotiations • Solicited Proposal JOINT DIRECT NEGOTIATION VENTURE • Two Failed Competitive BID Selections/ Biddings Schedules and Timelines: The JV Selection Committee shall have the authority to adopt and prescribe the appropriate and reasonable schedules and timeliness for each Private Sector Proponent selection process. The adjusted period shall be indicated in the Eligibility Documents Kit and in the Terms of Reference. COMPETITIVE SELECTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 PROJECT TENDER PUBLICATION/ PRE-QUALIFICATION BID PROPER CONTRACT AWARD PREPARATION DOCUMENT POSTING & SIGNING Feasibility Study/ Preparation of Eligibility Issuance of Instructions •Receipt of Initial •Receipt and Opening •Post-qualification COMMENCEMENT Business Plan, Documents Kit, and Tender Documents Documents of Bids •Award of Contract OF Best Use Study/ Terms of Reference, •Conduct of Pre-Bid •Posting of Proposal •Ratification of the IMPLEMENTATION Master Plan Information Memorandum, Conferences Securities Contract by the Draft Contract, Technical & •Eligibility Screening of •Evaluation of Bids TIEZA Board Financial Forms, etc. Prospective Bidders NEGOTIATED JOINT VENTURE THROUGH COMPETITIVE CHALLENGE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 RECEIPT OF INITIAL EVALUATION CONFERMENT OF COMPETITIVE AWARD OF CONTRACT COMPLETE PROPOSAL ORIGINAL PROPONENT CHALLENGE STATUS (OPS) •Letter of Intent • Completeness Check CONDUCT Joint Certification that •Receipt of Proposal •Post-qualification COMMENCEMENT •Company Profile • Acceptance of Proposal OF parties agree on the Security from Original •Award of Contract OF •Business Case, to Negotiate NEGOTIATION components and Proponent Status •Ratification of the IMPLEMENTATION Concept Plan, parameters of JV activity •Procedure shall be Contract by the Pre-Feasibility Study and to submit the guided by JVG on TIEZA Board or Feasibility Study proposal to competitive Competitive Selection •Draft Contract/ challenge. •Evaluation of Bids Term Sheet •Right to Outbid * Requirements for a Complete Unsolicited Proposal BUSINESS CASE CONCEPT LETTER OF INTENT COMPANY PROFILE PLAN/PRE-FS/FS OTHER •Description of the Proposed Project •Articles of Incorporation, By-laws, •Project Background/Description of the DRAFT DOCUMENTS including Rationale and Objectives Security and Exchange Commission Project •Land Area and Location of the (SEC) Certificate of Incorporation and •Technical Study CONTRACT / AS MAY BE Proposed Development Other Documents Issued by SEC or •Financial Viability Assessment TERM SHEET •Project Implementation Schedule Equivalent Documents From the •Economic Viability Assessment REQUIRED •General Description of New Concept Country of incorporation •Value for Money Analysis BY TIEZA and Other General Information •Latest General Information Sheet •Risk Allocation Matrix •Latest Tax Returns •Initial Environmental Assessment MULTI-STAGE EVALUATION PROCESS CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION X%+Y%+Z%=100% COMPLIANCE OF TECHNICAL EVALUATION RATING INITIAL REQUIREMENTS Technical Proposal – Must be complete and TRACK RECORD Submission of Initial Required Documents hurdle minimum score AND EXPERIENCE TECHNICAL CRITERIA (y%) FINANCIAL CRITERIA (z%) (x%) •Based on •Market Study •Committed Capital COMPLIANCE WITH FINANCIAL EVALUATION RATING submittals •Marketing and Operations •Annual Fixed Revenue ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Financial Proposal – Must meet minimum parameters; required in the •Proposed Investment (with escalation--- rate & frequency) Submission of Eligibility Documents Highest Financial Bid merits maximum Eligibility Kit •Community Relations •Committed % Share in Gross Revenue possible score assigned •Environmental Sustainability •% Share in Rental Revenue TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENTERPRISE ZONE AUTHORITY (+632) 259-5900 - 79 6th & 7th Floor Tower 1 Double Dragon Plaza, Double Dragon Meridian Park, Macapagal Avenue corner EDSA Extension, 1302, Bay Area, Pasay City, Philippines [email protected] www.tieza.gov.ph @TIEZAocial.
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