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(CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 February 2018 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 February 2018 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved 1 MELBA R. GALUZ Proposed 2 Storey Office Building MELBA R. GALUZ 2/1/2018 Tablon, Cagayan De Oro City VINCENT GRACE S. YAP 2 Yacapin Extension ,Domingo-Velez Street 1 Storey Coffe House VINCENT GRACE S. YAP 2/1/2018 B-32,Cagayan De Oro City 3 ALMA ZAMBRANO Fencing ALMA ZAMBRANO 2/1/2018 Macasandig, Cagayan De Oro City TED BELZA/ GOLDEN ABC INC 4 TED BELZA/ GOLDEN ABC Ground floor Gaisano Grand Mall Penshoppe Accessories Boutique 2/1/2018 INC Cagayan De Oro City 5 KENNETH S. YANG Mcdonald's Store Renovation KENNETH S. YANG 2/1/2018 Corrales,Ave. Cor. Chavez Street JUNJING CONSTRUCTION AND 6 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 17KF0162-Construction of 3-Storey 9-Classroom DPWH-2ND DEO LDN 2/1/2018 G/F Junjing Building Gallardo Street, 50th SchoolBuilding ILIGAN CITY Barangay Ozamiz City JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 7 Rizal Street Poblacion Construction of 2 Storey 8 Classroom Yumbing NHS DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 8 Construction of 2 Storey 8 Classroom (Science & ICT Lab ) Rizal Street Poblacion DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Camiguin NHS Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 9 Construction of eulalio Pabilore NHS 2 Storey 6 Classroom Rizal Street Poblacion DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Building Mambajao,Camiguin Furnishing of Materials ,Equipment and Labor in The 10 M.DESIGN & CONSTRUCT Concreting of Dennison Asok Street From JCT Manuel LGU-MARAMAG 2/1/2018 1924 M.Fortich Valencia City ,Bukidnon Roxas Street to Del Pilar Street Furnishing of Materials ,Equipment and Labor In the 11 M.DESIGN & CONSTRUCT Concreting of Andres Bonifacio Street From JCT Anahaw LGU-MARAMAG 2/1/2018 1924 M.Fortich Valencia City ,Bukidnon Lane to Sto. Nino street and portion Sto. Nino Street From JCT.Bonofacio Street Page 1 of 52 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 February 2018 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved 12 MIKKIL CONSTRUCTION Multi-Purpose Covered Court tuod Elementary School,Tuod PROVINCE OF MISAMIS 2/1/2018 P-6 Canitoan Cagayan De Oro City Manticao Misamis Oriental ORIENTAL 13 MIKKIL CONSTRUCTION Proposed Construction of 20 units Waiting Shed Various PROVINCE OF MISAMIS 2/1/2018 P-6 Canitoan Cagayan De Oro City Sites within the Municipalities of Misamis Oriental ORIENTAL 14 MIKKIL CONSTRUCTION Rehabilitation and Improvement of Lourdes Bridge at PROVINCE OF MISAMIS 2/1/2018 P-6 Canitoan Cagayan De Oro City Laguindingan Lourdes Kalabaylabay Road ORIENTAL 15 MIKKIL CONSTRUCTION Rehabilitation and Improvement of Dumanog Bridge at PROVINCE OF MISAMIS 2/1/2018 P-6 Canitoan Cagayan De Oro City Laguindingan Lourdes Kalabaylabay Road ORIENTAL BRILLANTES CONSTRUCTION 16 LGU-VALENCIA Sunkiss village ,Hagkol valencia city Proposed Construction of Barangay Road 2/1/2018 BUKIDNON ,Bukidnon JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 17 Rizal Street Poblacion Construction of 2 Storey 16 Classroom Camiguin NHS DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 18 Rizal Street Poblacion Completion of Maac E/S Storey 4 Classroom Building DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 19 Rizal Street Poblacion Construction of 1 Storey 4 Classroom Maac NHS DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 20 Completion of Guinsiliban NHS 2 Storey 6 Classroom Rizal Street Poblacion DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Building Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 21 Construction of 2 Storey 4 Classroom (SCI LAB) Eulalio Rizal Street Poblacion DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Pabillire NHS Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 22 Rizal Street Poblacion Concreting of Benoni Housing (BRHP Road) LGU-MAHINOG 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 23 Construction of 2 Storey 4 Classroom (ICT LAB ) eulalio Rizal Street Poblacion DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Pabillore NHS Mambajao,Camiguin Page 2 of 52 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 February 2018 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 24 Construction of Rubble Concrete dike along Balbagon II Rizal Street Poblacion DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 River/Drainage System Along CCR Balbagon Bridge II Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 25 Rizal Street Poblacion Construction of 2 Storey 16 Classroom Mambajao NHS DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin JAPUZ JANSOL ENTERPRISES 26 Rizal Street Poblacion Completion of Maac NHS 2 Storey 4 Classroom Building DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 Mambajao,Camiguin ANGEL & SAM CONSTRUCTION & 27 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 17KE0073-Construction of 2 Storey 6 Classroom Bugang IS DPWH-CAMIGUIN 2/1/2018 2380 Macajalar Camaman-an Cagayan De Oro City GARICK GANAS 28 B-8 L-5 Philam Subdivision Residential Building GARIK GANAS 2/1/2018 Carmen,Cagayan De Oro City 29 VIRGILIO A. ROMANILLOS Residential Pad VIRGILIO A. ROMANILLOS 2/1/2018 Bayabas ,Cagayan De Oro City LIBERTY LAND CORPORATION 30 LIBERTY LAND 445 Julio Pacana,Street Cagayan De Oro Perimeter Fencing 2/1/2018 CORPORATION City NDP CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT 31 Concreting of 2 Storey Workshop Building (7x18) at Maigo 018 Bangon street Barangay DPWH-2ND DEO 2/1/2018 National High School,Maigo ,Lanao Del Norte Bangon,Marawi City 32 JOCELYN C. BUGHO Proposed Office /Commercial Building (2 Storey ) JOCELYN C. BUGHO 2/1/2018 Z-5 Bulua ,Cagayan De Oro City ALPHA & OMEGA GEN. CONTRACTOR 33 & DEV CORP. 17KD0076-Construction of Storey 12cl School Building for DPWH-X DEO,PUNTOD 2/1/2018 F.Manolo Street Corner J Pueblo St. Gusa Elementary School Gusa,Cagayan De Oro City CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY Barangay Bamban,Pasig City 34 ST. TIMOTY CONSTRUCTION 17KD0062-Construction of 2 Storey ,20 CL School Building DPWH-X DEO,PUNTOD 2/1/2018 CORPORATION fo Camaman-an Elementary School Camaman-an ,Cagayan CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY Page 3 of 52 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 February 2018 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved 35E Jacinto St.Tatco Compound ,Pasig De Oro City City M.M.A ACHIEVER CONSTRUCTION & 17KFD0073-Construction of 2 Storey ,4 CL School Building 35 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION DPWH-X DEO,PUNTOD for Balubal Eelmentary School (Bldg.1) Balubal,Cagayan De 2/1/2018 0055 Norhaya Village ,Marawi City 9700 CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY Oro City Philippines D.C.M CONSTRUCTION 17KD0070-Construction of 4 Storey,24 CL Technical 36 DPWH-X DEO,PUNTOD Azamville,Barangay Karapantaran Vocational Livehood & Other Laboratory Workshop Building 2/1/2018 CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY ,Marinaut,Marawi City ,Agusan ,Cagayan De Oro City 37 GENETIAN BUILDERS Construction of Classrooms 2STY 4CL-Midkiwan ES DPWH-1ST DEO BULUA 2/1/2018 Nesoricom ,Tiguma,Pagadian City (Building 1) CAGAYN DE ORO CITY 38 GENETIAN BUILDERS Construction of Classrooms 2STY 4CL-Midkiwan ES DPWH-1ST DEO BULUA 2/1/2018 Nesoricom ,Tiguma,Pagadian City (Building 2) CAGAYN DE ORO CITY MR & MRS ARSENIO B. MANUTA 39 MR & MRS ARSENIO B. Golf Course Estate Pueblo Upper Carmen Propose 2 Storey Residential Building 2/1/2018 MANUTA Cagayan De Oro City DPWH-2ND DEO TANGUB 40 R.T LIM CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY 17KC0101-Construction of Classroom ( 3STY,9 CL) Matoro CITY MISAMIS 2/1/2018 Bañadero Ozamiz City ES OCCIDENTAL RUDHIL CONSTRUCTION & 41 ENTERPRISES INC. 17KJ0095-Construction OF Classrooms 2sty 8Cl Sumirap DPWH-2ND DEO, MISAMIS 2/2/2018 Purok New Society 1, Barangay Culo, NHS OCCIDENTAL Molave Zamboanga Del Sur RUDHIL CONSTRUCTION & 42 ENTERPRISES INC. 17KJ0190-Construction Of PolyClinic Under The Health DPWH-2ND DEO, MISAMIS 2/2/2018 Purok New Society 1, Barangay Culo, Facilities Enhancement Program (HFEP) OCCIDENTAL Molave Zamboanga Del Sur NDP CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT 43 18KF0015-Concreting Of Road Brgy., Princesa, Baroy, DPWH-2ND DEO.LANAO 018 Bangon street Barangay 2/2/2018 Lanao Del Norte DEL NORTE Bangon,Marawi City 44 NDP CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT 18KF0005-Construction Of Perimeter Fence At Sta Felomina DPWH-2ND DEO.LANAO 2/2/2018 018 Bangon street Barangay Central Elementary School DEL NORTE Page 4 of 52 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 February 2018 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved Bangon,Marawi City NDP CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT 45 18KF0056-Construction Of Drainage Canal, Brgy Sto DPWH-2ND DEO.LANAO 018 Bangon street Barangay 2/2/2018 Rosario, Iligan City DEL NORTE Bangon,Marawi City ADMIN/ABDUL RASHID R. MACALA 46 ABDUL RASHID R. L-2,B-71, Xavier Estates Subdivision, 3sty Commercial Residential Building 2/2/2018 MACALA Balulang, Cagayan De Oro City PAS BUILDERS 47 Rehabilitaion pf Core Shelter and Construction of Additional 155 Osmena Street Mancado LGU-KOLAMBUGAN 2/3/2018 3 Units Colony,Marawi City PAS BUILDERS 48 155 Osmeña Street Mancado Concreting of Acces Road LGU-KOLAMBUGAN 2/3/2018 Colony,Marawi City 49 GILBERT MIRANDA Propose Warehouse GILBERT MIRANDA 2/3/2018 Bonbon,Kauswagan Cagayan De Oro City KALIN INCOR[ORATED/LEON C. NGO 50 Ground Floor SM uptown Fronting KALIN INCORPORATED/ Bage girl 2/3/2018 Onesimus Cagayan De Oro City Location LEON C. NGO 159 51 JOANNA P. BACOL Proposed Residential Building JOANNA P. BACOL 2/3/2018 Z-4 Bonbon,Opol MR & MRS RICARDO MESIONA 52 MR & MRS RICARDO Barangay Lapasan Dacodao Subdivision Proposed 2 Storey Residential Building 2/3/2018 MESIONA Kolambog Lapasan, Cagayan De Oro City 53 JIZAN BUILDERS 17KB0110-Construction of 1 Unit ,2 Storey -4 Classrooms JIZAN BUILDERS 2/3/2018 Marawi City School Building at Damulog CES. 17KC0129-Construction of 2 STY 4CL School Building 54 E AND H CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY DPWH-2ND DEO ,Dagumbaan Integrated School Barangay, Dagumbaan 2/3/2018 Barangay 5 Talakag, Bukidnon BUKIDNON Talakag Bukdinon AL FHADEL CONSTRUCTION AND 18KF0036-Road Along Misamis Oriental -Ma.
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