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(CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 9 January 2019 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 9 January 2019 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Approved 1 A.I.Y.U BUILDERS & ENTERPRISES/Purok Bougainvilla, Upgrading of two- storey dormitory building at RRCY Polanco, ZDN. 01/03/2018 Sta. Filomena, DC, ZDN 18J00033 = Construction/maintenance of flood mitigation structures and MONTAÑO CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT drainage systems - construction of flood control structure along Dipolog 2 CORP./MONTPHIL CONSTRUCTION CORP. (JV)Turno. River Basin, Dipolog City, ZDN, (upstream side) beginning of project: 01/04/2019 DC, ZDN 0+000.00, end of project: 0+221.24 (Barra side) beginning of project: 0+600.00, end of project: 0+857.50, Net Length: 479.040 ln.m., ZDN. 18J00034 = Construction of flood control structure along Disacan River WTG CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 3 (upstream and downstream) including dredging, Manukan and Jose CORP./MONTANO CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT 01/03/2019 Dalman, ZDN(downstream 0+000.00 - 0+718.00, upstream 0+000.00 - CORP.(JV)/Turno, Dipolog City 0+360.00) Net Length: 1,078.00 ln.m.,ZDN. 4 CJ CONSTRUCTION/Gutierrez, Tuamga Porcentro, ZC, CW-18-1030-017 = Construction of slope protection (Cabatangan and 01/04/2019 ZDS Cabatangan), Cabatangan, Zamboanga City. 5 IYADA BUILDERS & ENTERPRISES/Block 2 lot 8 Habitat CW-18-1030-0148 =Concrete overlay at Zone II, Dulian Pasonanca, 01/07/2019 Village Boalan, Zamboanga City, ZDS Zone II, Dulian Pasonanca, Zamboanga City. AMARRO CONSTRUCTION AND REALTY 6 CW-18-0829-0104 = Construction of drainage system at Zambowood, DEVELOPER/#168 Walk drive Tumaga, Zamboanga City, 01/07/2019 Zamboanga City. ZDS 18J00051 = Construction/extension of flood control structure (revetment) WTG CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT along Dapitan River, Tutua-Polo Section including RROW along 7 CORP./MONTAÑO CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT Dipolog-Oroquieta Road, Dapitan City, ZDN, 0 + 642.00 1 +332.00, 01/07/2019 CORP. (JV)/Turno, Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte Beginning of Project: 0 +642.00, End of Project: 1 +332.00, Net Length: 690.00 Ln.m. ZDN. 18JI0088 = Construction of two (2) storey, four (4) classroom school 8 SIBUGAY RGT CONSTRUCTION INC./Poblacion building at Taguisian Elementary School, Mabuhay, , Brgy. Taguisian, 01/07/2019 Tungawan, ZS Mabuhay, Zamboanga Sibugay. 9 JANROD CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES/Brgy. CW-18-0926-0113R = Concreting of road at Carreon Salaan 01/09/2019 Manicahan, ZC, ZDS Zamboanga City. 10 JANROD CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES/Brgy. CW-18-1030-0111R = Construction of footbridge at Purok-14, Santa 01/09/2019 Manicahan, ZC, ZDS Sinunuc, ZC 11 A.I.YU BUILDERS/Purok Bougainvilla, Sta. Filomena, DC, 18JB0046 = Completion of three (3) storey, (9) classroom school 01/09/2019 ZDN building at Estaka Central School, Dipolog City, ZDN. Page 1 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 9 January 2019 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Approved 12 A.I.YU BUILDERS/Purok Bougainvilla, Sta. Filomena, DC, 18JB0047 = Completion of two (2) storey, four (4) classroom school 01/09/2019 ZDN building at Biasong E/S, Dipolog City, ZDN. 13 AMARRO CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPER/#168 Walk 18JA0010 = Widening of permanent bridge San Ignacio Bridge 01/09/2019 drive Tumaga, Zamboanga City, ZDS (B0055MN) along Governor Camins road , ZC. 14 ZAMBOPEN CONSTRUCTION/#3968 Lower CW-18-1030-0127 = Construction of bridge at Cabatangan, ZC. 01/09/2019 Cabatangan, ZC, ZDS 15 GRACO CONSTRUCTION/Suterville San Jose Gusu, CW-18-0926-0126 = Concreting of road at Quiniput, Zamboanga City. 01/10/2019 Zamboanga City, ZDS 16 EDDIE M. SIA/ Governor Ramos Ave., Sta. Maria, ZC, Proposed two-storey Commercial Building with Warehouse (Garments), 01/11/2019 ZDS Governor Ramos Ave., Sta. Maria, ZC. 17 LYRA MAE CONSTRUCTION/Zone 4 Morning Glory Upgrading of Admin Building to multi-purpose and Skills Training Center 01/16/2019 Putik, ZC, ZDS at Home of Women, Talon-Talon, ZC. 18 RF CABELTES CONSTRUCTION/Zone IV Recodo, ZC, CW-18-1030-0147 =Construction of fence at Lubigan National High 01/16/2019 ZDS School, Lubigan Zamboanga City. 19 HIGH RISERCONSTRUCTION AND TRADING/1208 CW-18-1003-0128 = Construction of Police Compac at Mampang, ZC. 01/16/2019 Comdr. Perez Drive Putik, Zamboanga City, ZDS 20 NRMM CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 18JE0224 = Construction of one-storey, two classroom school building 01/16/2019 CORPORATION/Mabini Street Maloloy-on, Molave, ZDS at Upper Landing Indigenous Peoples School, Dumingag, ZDS. 21 GRACO CONSTRUCTION/Suterville San Jose Gusu, CW-18-0926-0114 = Construction of Hanging Bridge at Spillway, 01/16/2019 Zamboanga City, ZDS Quiniput,, Zamboanga City. 22 GRACO CONSTRUCTION/Suterville San Jose Gusu, CW-18-1030-057 = Construction of slope protection at Capisan, 01/16/2019 Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Del Sur Zamboanga City. TROY'S CONSTRUCTION/Unit 1,3rd Floor,Nationwide 23 Proposed 2-storey Pension House, Monserat Drive, San Jose Gusu, Appliance bldg. Veteran Tetuan, Zamboanga City, 01/16/2019 Zamboanga City. Zamboanga City, ZDS 24 TROY'S CONSTRUCTION/Unit 1,3rd Floor,Nationwide Proposed 2-storey Mixed Used Building, Tetuan Highway, Barangay 01/16/2019 Appliance bldg. Veteran Tetuan, ZC, ZDS Tetuan, Zamboanga City. 18JI0127= Repair/improvement of Water System at DPWH - 1st DEO 25 SAINT JOSEPH CONSTRUCTION AND TRADING/Purok Diplahan, Zamboanga Sibugay, Brgy. Kauswagan, Diplahan, 01/16/2019 Pines, Sanito, Ipil, ZS Zamboanga Sibugay. 26 SAINT JOSEPH CONSTRUCTION AND TRADING/Purok 18JB0028 = Repair and maintenance national roads and bridges, 71x 01/16/2019 Pines, Sanito, Ipil, ZS Special Maintenance (Traffic)- Furnishing and Installation of bridge load Page 2 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 9 January 2019 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Approved limit and road signs along the road Network of the District, K 1857 + 000 - K 1857 +629, K 1857 + 635 - K 1859 +750 PYRAMID CONSOLIDATED BUILDERS & GENERAL 27 MERCHANDISE/KMV Building Rizal-Gomez Streets, CID No. 18-06-114 = Completion of Lapuyan RHU, Lapuyan, ZDS. 01/17/2019 Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental 28 ILLANA BAY CONSTRUCTION & ENTERPRISES/0332 CID No. 18-06-113 = Construction of Nangka Barangay Health Station, 01/17/2019 P.L. Urro Street Lumbia District, Pagadian City, ZDS Dinas, Zamboanga del Sur. 29 ILLANA BAY CONSTRUCTION & ENTERPRISES/0332 CID No. 18-09-157 = Completion of Bogo Barangay Health Station, 01/17/2019 P.L. Urro Street Lumbia District, Pagadian City, ZDS Pagadian City. VAL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION/B10 L13 30 Proposed 10-classroom Elementary Building, Natividad St. Tetuan Ph3B Doña Soledad Subd. Doña Soledad Subd., Gereral 01/17/2019 Zamboanga City Santos City 31 RUDHIL CONSTRUCTION & ENTERPRISES, INC./Jose 18JB0048 = Completion of two (2) storey, four (4) classroom school 01/24/2019 Abad Santos Street, Molave, ZDS building at Cogon National High School, Dipolog City, ZDN. 32 BDA JR CONSTRUCTION/Barangay Cauayan , Cauayan 18JA0138 = Construction of two (2), storey four (4) classroom school 01/25/2019 City, Isabela building at Lubigan National High School, Zamboanga City. 33 RIZALINO T. RICO/ Bgry Guiwan, Zamboanga City, Construction of two (2) storey Apartment Building, Guiwan, Zamboang 01/25/2019 Zamboanga del Sur City. CW-18-0801-0103 = Asphalt overlay of City roads [ Zone II, Zone III, 34 VICENTE T. LAO CONSTRUCTION/Km 12 Diversion Zone IV, Camino Nuevo, Sta. Catalina and Sta. Maria / Asphalt overlay 01/25/2019 Road Panacan, Davao City at Central Business District (revised) [Zone II, Zone III, Zone IV, Zamboanga City. 35 JAMARI CONSTRUCTION/ Caburihan Drive Mayor Contract ID # 18-08-0137 = Completion of Baliguian RHU, Baliguian, 01/25/2019 Jaldon St., Canelar, Zamboanga City, ZDN ZDN. 36 2M CONSTRUCTION AND ENTERPRISES/Hasim 18JF0107= Concreting of Barangay San Fernandino farm to market 01/25/2019 Compound, Sunrise Village, 3rd st. Guiwan, ZC, ZDS road, R.T. Lim, Zamboang City. 37 One (1) Lot Construction of Water Supply (Deep Well with Pumping KGD BUILDER/Purok Masunurin, San Isidro Cotabato 01/25/2019 Station) at ZCSEZA 2, San Ramon, Zamboabga City. 38 HARMONIC SYSTEM, INC./#31 Harmonic Bldg. St. Ave, Zamboanga relocation & reconstruction of equipment & facilities (civil & 01/25/2019 Socorro Cubao, Quezon City mechanical works), Lower Calarian, Campo Islam Zamboanga City. 39 MATINA LCY TRAIDING CORP./ Decoarts Marketing Proposed CITI HARD WARE Sinunuc/ Zamboanga Branch, Labuan 01/24/2019 Bldg. Quimpo Blvd, Matina, Davao City Limpapa National Road , Brgy Sinunuc, ZC. Page 3 of 12 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 9 January 2019 Date No. Company Name Project Name and Location Approved ZAM-PGEPCS-08-2018 (EP6) / NRP-ZBO-04-18 = Repair and 40 ZET CONSTRUCTION/ MCLL Highway Cor C. Ferrer improvement of steel matting and steel barriers, Port of Zamboanga, 01/28/2019 Drive Divisoria, Zamboanga City, ZDS Zamboanga City. 41 GRACO CONSTRUCTION/Suterville San Jose Gusu, CW-18-0926-0118 = Construction of hanging bridge at Lower Murok to 01/28/2019 Zamboanga City, ZDS Cabayacruz, Lumayang (revised) , ZC 42 STEEL RICH CONSTRUCTION/466-A San Jose Cawa, CW-18-1003-0130 = Construction of drainage system at Sta. Catalina 01/28/2019 Cawa, ZC, ZDS (additional) , Sta. Catalina, ZC. 43 CW-18-0926-0123 = Construction drainage system at Sitio Dustone VAF CONSTRUCTION/ New High, Talisayan, ZC, ZDS 01/28/2019 Drive, Kasanyangan, Zamboanga City. ALHIDAYA CONSTRUCTION AND 44 CW-18-1030-0146 = Concreting of road at Murga Drive, Sta. Catalina, ENTERPRISES/Madras Compund Tetuan, Zamboanga 01/28/2019 ZC. City, ZDS 45 RAMONA CONSTRUCTION & ENTERPRISES/Rizal 18JE0258 = Completion of three storey, six classrooms school building 01/28/2019 Avenue San Francisco District, Pagadian City, ZDS at Molave Vocational Technical School, Molave, ZDS. 18JE0259 = Completion of two storey, four Laboratory building at Sapa 46 RAMONA CONSTRUCTION & ENTERPRISES/Rizal Anding NHS-Ramon Magsaysay Extension, Ramon Magsaysay 01/28/2019 Avenue San Francisco District, Pagadian City, ZDS (LIARGO), ZDS.
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