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BID for PROCUREMENT 4Th Quarter BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES Email: Website: Mobile No.: Province of Lanao del Sur http://lanaodelsur.gov.ph 09088952337/09088984588 SUMMARY OF ITEMS TO BID FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF CIVIL WORKS, GOODS AND CONSULTING SERVICES FOURTH QUARTER (OCTOBER- DECEMBER) , 2016 POSTING DATE PROJECT MODE OF APPROVED BUDGET OF COST OF BIDDING SOURCE OF PERIOD OF ITEM NO. REFERENCE ITEM DESCRIPTION/PARTICULARS CATEGORY CLOSING PROCUREMENT THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FUNDS DELIVERY DATE PUBLISHED NUMBER DATE/TIME Supply and Delivery of Office Forms for the uesd by the different offices this 1 14/10/2016 11/03/2016 16G0211 Provincial Government of Lanao del Sur at New Capitol Complex, Marawi Office Supplies PB 541,500.00 600.00 Local Fund 15 CDS City, Lanao del Sur Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Concreting of Construction 2 29/09/2016 10/06/2016 16M0207-A NP-SVP 420,996.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Barangay Road at Boto Ambolong, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Deliver of Construction Materials for the Construction of 1-Unit Construction 3 -do- -do- 16M0208-A NP-SVP 489,819.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Multi Purpose Bldg. at Brgy. Katumbakan, Piagapo Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Construction of Multi- Construction 4 -do- -do- 16M0209-A NP-SVP 378,185.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Purpose Bldg. at Brgy Buad-Itowa, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Construction of Construction 5 -do- -do- 16M0210-A NP-SVP 405,195.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Abundant at Brgy. Bualan,Piagapo Lanao del Sur Material Procurement of Tire to be used by the Provincial Government of Lanao del 6 -do- -do- 16G0211-A Goods NP-SVP 232,100.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Sur Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster "A-1- Construction 7 10/03/2016 24/10/2016 16M0212 PB 2,990,559.00 3,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 6-Units Health Center at Picong, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster "A-4- Construction 8 -do- -do- 16M0213 PB 2,990,559.00 3,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 6-Units Executive Building at Picong, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Renovation of RTC Construction 9 -do- -do- 16M0214 PB 2,650,241.89 3,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Branch 8,9 and 10 at City Hall, Marawi City Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Repair and Failure (No Bid 10 -do- -do- 16M0215 - - - - - Renovation of Multi Purpose Bldg. at Kili-Kili, Wao Lanao del Sur Received) Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster ''A-4-- Construction 11 -do- -do- 16M0216 PB 3,011,682.00 3,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 7 Units Access Road at Piagapo, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster ''A-4- Construction 12 -do- -do- 16M0217 PB 3,575,045.00 3,500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 9-Zunits Tire Path at Piagapo, Lanao del Sur Material Supplu and delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster ''A-3- Construction 13 -do- -do- 16M0218 PB 2,314,428.15 2,500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 5-Units Brgy. Hall at Marawi City, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Constructiion of 4- Construction 14 -do- -do- 16M0219 PB 1,993,751.00 2,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Units Evacuation Center at Picong, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster ''A-4-- Construction 15 -do- -do- 16M0220 Construction of 4 Units-Construction of 4-unit Drainage System At Piagapo, PB 1,709,537.00 2,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Material Lanao del Sur Supply and Delivery of Construction Maretials for the Construction of Wet Construction 16 -do- -do- 16M0221 PB 1,652,525.08 2,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Market at Brgy. Naga, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Construction of 3- Construction 17 -do- -do- 16M0222 PB 1,495,347.00 1,500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Units Learning Center at Picong, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster ''A-2'' Construction 18 -do- -do- 16M0223 PB 8,200,452.50 1,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 2-Units Multi Purpose Bldg. at Marawi City, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Cluster ''A-4- Construction 19 -do- -do- 16M0224 PB 796,861.00 1,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 2-Units Baox Culvert at Piagapo, Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Construction of Construction 20 -do- -do- 16M0225 PB 658,016.96 1,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Overhead-Water Tank at Marawi City Material Supply and Delivery of Construction Materials for the Construction of Road Construction 21 -do- -do- 16M0226 PB 505,752.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS at Brgy. Bagoa-Ingud, Piagapo Lanao del Sur Material Procurement Materials for the Construction of Water System at Paridi, Construction 22 -do- 25/10/2016 16M0226-A NP-SVP 453,746.31 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Marawi City. Material Procurement of Materials for the Construction of luster ''A'', 3-Unitrs Construction 23 14/10/2016 11/03/2016 16M0227 PB 4,497,028.00 4,500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Multipurpose Building at Amai Manabilang, Lanao del Sur Material Procurement of Materials for the Paving/Repair/Rehab./ of Municipal Hall Construction 24 -do- -do- 16M0228 PB 1,335,820.00 1,350.00 Local Fund 30 CDS at Brgy. Francfort, Amai Manabilang, Lanao del Sur Material Procurement of Materials for the Construction of Cluster A-4. 3-Unit Mini Construction 25 -do- -do- 16M0229 PB 1,386,545.00 1,400.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Gym at Piagapo Lanao del Sur Material Procurement of Materials for the Construction of Cluster A-4. 3-Unit Public Construction 26 -do- -do- 16M0230 PB 1,324,012.00 1,350.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Toilet at Piagapo, Lanao del Sur Material Procurement of Materials for the Construction of Oval Graveland/Limestone Construction 27 -do- -do- 16M0231 PB 1,319,500.00 1,350.00 Local Fund 30 CDS at Francfort, Amai Manabilang, Lanao del Sur Material Procurement of Materials for the Repair/Improvement of Amai Manabilang. Construction 28 -do- -do- 16M0232 PB 1,371,732.56 1,400.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Lanao del Sur Material Supply and Delivery of construction materials for the Cluster ''A-5'' Construction 29 11/03/2016 21/11/2016 16M0233 PB 3,885,893.00 3,800.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 9-Units Rever Control @ Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of construction materials for the Cluster ''A-5- Construction 30 -do- -do- 16M0234 PB 3,607,661.00 3,600.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 8-Units Multi-purpose Building @ Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of contruction materials for the Cluster ''A-5''- Construction 31 -do- -do- 16M0235 PB 1,888,029.00 1,800.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 4-Unit Solar Dryer @ Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of construction materials for the Cluster ''A-5"- Construction 32 -do- -do- 16M0236 PB 995,622.00 1,000.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Construction of 2-units Brgy. Road @ Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of Tires for the Motorpool Division, Provincial 33 -do- -do- 16G0237 Goods PB 978,262.50 978.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Engineers Office @ New Capitol Complex, Marawi City, LDS Supply and Deliveryof construction materials for the Walling and Partition of Construction 34 -do- -do- 16M0238 Temporary Classroom @ Datu Mamintal National High School @ Bubong, NP-SVP 541,048.00 500.00 Local Fund 30 CDS Material LDS Supply and Delivery of construction materials for the Construction of Construction 35 11/03/2016 11/10/2016 16M0239 NP-SVP 478,095.00 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Roofing of Gym @ Brgy. Dimayon, Traka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of contruction materials for the Rehab/Repair of Multi- Construction 36 -do- -do- 16M0240 NP-SVP 469,395.00 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Purpose Bldg. @ Brgy. Buadi Amunta, Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of contruction materials for the Concrete Fencing of Construction 37 -do- -do- 16M0241 NP-SVP 463,225.00 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Multi-Purpose Bldg. at Brgy. Boriongan @ Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of construction matertials for the Construction of Construction 38 -do- -do- 16M0242 NP-SVP 434,306.00 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Warehouse @ Brgy. Cadayonan-Bagumbayan, taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of construction materials for the Construction of Health Construction 39 -do- -do- 16M0243 NP-SVP 403,213.00 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Station @ Brgy. Salipongan, Taraka, LDS Material Supply and delivery of Construction Materials for the Construction of 1-Unit Construction 40 -do- -do- 16M0244 NP-SVP 206,511.00 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Public Toilet @ Brgy. Buadi Dayomannga, Taraka, LDS Material Supply and Delivery of construction materials for the Repair of Sultan Construction 41 11/11/2016 21/11/2016 16M0245 NP-SVP 401,129.40 500.00 Local Fund 15 CDS Disimban elementary School @ Brgy.
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