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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION and SMC MASS RAIL TRANSIT 7, INC. MRT 7 PROJECT THE PROJECT CONCESSION CA CONCESSION AGREEMENT Signed: June 18, 2008 Confirmed and Approved by NEDA Board: July 9, 2009 Effectivity of CA: February 19, 2016 Milestones Conceptualized: 2001 NEDA Board re-approval of Cost: 21 November 2013 Signing of Implementation Guidelines (IG): 21July 2014 Effectivity of CA: 19 February 2016 Start of Construction: August 2016 Concession Period: 25 Years Project Cost USD 1,540,004,020.86 COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECT • 22.6 kms rail system from North Avenue EDSA to San Jose del Monte Bulacan • Joint Station with LRT Line 1, MRT Line 3 and Subway along North EDSA • 108 cars or 36 trainsets (3-car configuration) • Can operate at 6-car configuration RAIL • 3rd rail power system METRO RAIL TRANSIT SYSTEM (MRTS) • 6-lane Highway that will connect the Intermodal Transportation Terminal (ITT) in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan to Bocaue/Balagtas Interchange North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). HIGHWAY MRT 7 – ROAD ACCESS • Located adjacent to Depot which can accommodate 60 buses at any INTERMODAL given time, complete with facilities, i.e., passenger waiting areas, TRANSPORTATION lounges, ticket booths, etc. TERMINAL • With facilities standard to an intermodal terminal INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL (ITT) MRT7 ALIGNMENT STATION TO STATION DISTANCE (m) North Avenue - QMC 2,195 QMC - University Avenue 836 University Avenue - Tandang Sora 1,664 Tandang Sora - Don Antonio 2,356 Don Antonio – Batasan 973 Batasan - Manggahan 1391 Manggahan - Doña Carmen 1,470 Doña Carmen - Regalado 1,145 Regalado - Mindanao 3,430 Mindanao - Quirino 787 Quirino - Sacred Heart 1,855 Sacred Heart - Tala 2,025 Tala - San Jose Del Monte 2,543 TOTAL 22,623 PROJECT STATUS Particulars Physical Remarks/Status Accomplishment I. Civil Works 40.16% i. Guideway On-going guideway construction (14,000m out of 23,200m) along Sta. 2,4,5,6,7,8 & 9 1. Underground/Depressed Excavation/concreting works in progress 2. At-grade Excavation/concreting works in progress 3. Elevated Installation of coping beam, girder & trans-slabs are in progress ii. Stations On-going construction on 9 stations 1. Elevated On-progress 2. Underground/Depressed On-progress II. Rolling Stock and E&M Works 53.22% The shipment of the 1st set of trains which is available January 2018 was deferred due to unavailability of the holding/depot area. At present, 108 cars are already completed. Total Accomplishment 46.44% As of July 2019 01-North Avenue Station (Elevated) On-going Column Rebar Installation and Bored Piling Works 02-Quezon Memorial Circle Station (Depressed) Preparation for Track Works 03-University Avenue Station (Depressed) On going Construction of Mat foundation 04-Tandang Sora Station (Elevated) Bored Piling Works 05-Don Antonio Station (Elevated) Girders and Trans-Slab Erection 06-Batasan Station (Elevated) Steel Beams and Girder Erection 07-Manggahan Station (At-Grade) Installation of Columns and Bored Piling Works 08-Doña Carmen Station (Elevated) Column Installation 09-Regalado Station (Elevated) Installation of Columns 10-Mindanao Avenue Station (Elevated) Column Rebar Installation and Bored Piling Works 11-Quirino Station (Elevated) Girder and Trans-Slab Erection 12-Sacred Heart Station (At-Grade) Installation of Girders along Sacred Heart Guideway 13-Tala Station (Elevated) Guideway to Tala with Several Coping Beams and Girders 14-San Jose Del Monte Station (Depressed) Under Expropriation 22.6 km 19.65 km 16.9 km COMPLETED TRAINS THANK YOU!.

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