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Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS and HIGHWAYS OFFICE of the DISTRICT ENGINEER Quezon IV District Engineering Office Gumaca, Quezon Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER Quezon IV District Engineering Office Gumaca, Quezon 1. Contract ID: 21DL0053 Contract Name: ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2 : PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST MAJOR FLOODS, FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTION/ MAINTENANCE OF FLOOD MITIGATION STRUCTURES AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, CONSTRUCTION OF SHORELINE/SEAWALL IN BRGY. VILLA GOMEZ, QUEZON, QUEZON Contract Location: QUEZON, QUEZON 2. Contract ID: 21DL0054 Contract Name: ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2 : PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST MAJOR FLOODS, FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTION/ MAINTENANCE OF FLOOD MITIGATION STRUCTURES AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, CONSTRUCTION OF BREAKWATER,TAGKAWAYAN,QUEZON Contract Location: TAGKAWAYAN, QUEZON 3. Contract ID: 21DL0055 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTION / REPAIR / REHABILITATION / IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDING LOCAL PROJECTS, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS 1. CONSTRUCTION/IMPROVEMENT OF ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO ISLA PULONG PASIG, CALAUAG, QUEZON Contract Location: CALAUAG, QUEZON 4. Contract ID: 21DL0056 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, BUILDING AND OTHER STRUCTURES, MULTIPURPOSE / FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING (COVERED COURT) AT BARANGAY ARGOSINO, QUEZON, QUEZON Contract Location: QUEZON, QUEZON 5. Contract ID: 21DL0057 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD IN BARANGAY SAN FRANCISCO "B", LOPEZ, QUEZON Contract Location: LOPEZ, QUEZON 6. Contract ID: 21DL0058 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD - BARANGAY BUKAL- MALIGAYA, GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Contract Location: GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON 7. Contract ID: 21DL0059 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD, BARANGAY BAGONG SILANG, GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Contract Location: GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON 8. Contract ID: 21DL0060 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD, BARANGAY SALACAN- STA.CRUZ,GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Page 1 of 9 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER Quezon IV District Engineering Office Gumaca, Quezon Contract Location: GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON 9. Contract ID: 21DL0061 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, BUILDING AND OTHER STRUCTURES, MULTIPURPOSE / FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING (FISH PROCESSING CENTER), VILLA MANZANO SUR, PEREZ, QUEZON Contract Location: PEREZ, QUEZON 10. Contract ID: 21DL0062 Contract Name: LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES, MULTIPURPOSE / FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING, ALABAT, QUEZON Contract Location: ALABAT, QUEZON OUTLINE OF MINUTES OF PRE-BID CONFERENCE December 4, 2020 1. ATTENDANCE. Present were: ROMEL S. PUCHERO BAC, Chairperson MELINDA R. ABANILLA BAC, Vice Chairperson ANDREW FERNAN S. MARQUEZ BAC, Regular Member MELINDA M. TIERRA BAC, Regular Member LUCILA L. MASCARDO BAC, Provisional Member MARIA CRISELLE M. ARINTOC End-User for Construction Projects BRIAN PAUL S. RAGUDO Head, BAC TWG PAUL NIKKI D. AREJA Member, BAC TWG REY LEONARD M. ARCENO Member, BAC TWG JAY ANSON M. APOHIN Member, BAC TWG ANGELITO R. LABORTE, JR. Member, BAC TWG SHARON G. DE OCAMPO Member, BAC TWG CARMELA A. ZAMORA Member, BAC TWG YOLANDA F. HOLGADO Head, BAC Secretariat GIZELLE B. CAÑIZARES Member, BAC Secretariat FATIMA G. TRINIDAD Member, BAC Secretariat GLADYS N. ALVA Member, BAC Secretariat MARIA CRISTINA V. VILLA Member, BAC Secretariat REYNALDO L. PAGKATIPUNAN Member, BAC Secretariat Absent: JENNIFER C. APOHIN Member, BAC Secretariat (LEAVE) The COA, PICE and Bantay Lansangan did not attend but they were notified through Invitation Letter dated December 1, 2020 of the said Pre-Bid Conference. Page 2 of 9 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER Quezon IV District Engineering Office Gumaca, Quezon Contractors: ALLEN IGLESIA Representative, Ruslin Construction CHRISTER LAGRAMA Representative, DQT Builders Corporation 2. Call to Order The BAC Chairperson ROMEL S. PUCHERO, called to order the Pre - Bid Conference for the following projects on December 4, 2020, 10:00 AM at the BAC Conference Room, DPWH – Quezon 4th District Engineering Office, Gumaca, Quezon. 1. Name of Contract : ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2 : PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST MAJOR FLOODS, FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTION/ MAINTENANCE OF FLOOD MITIGATION STRUCTURES AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, CONSTRUCTION OF SHORELINE/SEAWALL IN BRGY. VILLA GOMEZ, QUEZON, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0053 Contract Location : QUEZON, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF SHORELINE/SEAWALL Net Length : 176.00 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 39,200,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 180 CD Size Range : Medium A License Category : B Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 25,000.00 2. Name of Contract : ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2 : PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTIES AGAINST MAJOR FLOODS, FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTION/ MAINTENANCE OF FLOOD MITIGATION STRUCTURES AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, CONSTRUCTION OF BREAKWATER, TAGKAWAYAN, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0054 Contract Location : TAGKAWAYAN, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF BREAKWATER Net Length : 63.98 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 39,200,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 180 CD Size Range : Medium A License Category : B Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 25,000.00 Page 3 of 9 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER Quezon IV District Engineering Office Gumaca, Quezon 3. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTION / REPAIR / REHABILITATION / IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDING LOCAL PROJECTS, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS 1. CONSTRUCTION/IMPROVEMENT OF ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO ISLA PULONG PASIG, CALAUAG, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0055 Contract Location : CALAUAG, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION/IMPROVEMENT OF ACCESS ROAD Net Length : 1,200.00 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 39,200,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 210.00 CD Size Range : Medium A License Category : B Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 25,000.00 4. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, BUILDING AND OTHER STRUCTURES, MULTIPURPOSE / FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING (COVERED COURT) AT BARANGAY ARGOSINO, QUEZON, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0056 Contract Location : QUEZON, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING Number of Buildings : One (1) Approved Budget for the : Php 2,970,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 120.00 CD Size Range : Small B License Category : C & D Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 5,000.00 5. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD IN BARANGAY SAN FRANCISCO "B", LOPEZ, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0057 Contract Location : LOPEZ, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD Net Length : 150.00 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 2,970,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 60.00 CD Size Range : Small B License Category : C & D Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 5,000.00 Page 4 of 9 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER Quezon IV District Engineering Office Gumaca, Quezon 6. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD - BARANGAY BUKAL- MALIGAYA, GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0058 Contract Location : GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD Net Length : 90.00 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 1,980,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 30.00 CD Size Range : Small B License Category : C & D Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 5,000.00 7. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD, BARANGAY BAGONG SILANG, GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0059 Contract Location : GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD Net Length : 315.00 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 5,940,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 90.00 CD Size Range : Small B License Category : C & D Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 10,000.00 8. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, LOCAL ROADS AND BRIDGES, LOCAL ROADS, CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD, BARANGAY SALACAN- STA.CRUZ,GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Contract ID No. : 21DL0060 Contract Location : GUINAYANGAN, QUEZON Scope of Works : CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD Net Length : 450.00 LM Approved Budget for the : Php 7,920,000.00 Contract Source of Funds : FY2021 GAA Contract Duration : 120.00 CD Size Range : Small B License Category : C & D Cost of Bidding Documents : Php 10,000.00 9. Name of Contract : LOCAL PROGRAM, LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM, BUILDING AND OTHER STRUCTURES, MULTIPURPOSE / FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING (FISH PROCESSING CENTER), VILLA MANZANO SUR, PEREZ, Page 5 of 9 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
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