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2020 FOI Inventory Agency Name of agency Title of the Description of the CSV, XLS, SHP, KML, Yes/No Location of Whether the Agency or office Unit responsible The date when the Daily, Annually, abbreviation (spelled out) information information TXT, PDF, DOC, etc. published information is who origninally for the information information was Biannually, information or URL either of the owns the initially released Quarterly, Monthly for direct download following: information (YYYY-MM-DD) - public: info can be disclosed for public Postponement of Civil Aviation the Comprehensive https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Air Traffic Service Announcements PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-HRMD 3/19/2020 Annually /download/4527/ Philippines (CATS 15) Entrance Examination https://caap.gov.ph Civil Aviation AANSOO /wp- Temporary Contact CAAP Authority of the Temporary Contact PDF Yes content/uploads/20 public CAAP CAAP-AANSOO 3/17/2020 Annually Numbers Philippines Numbers 20/03/Temporary- AANSOO-1.pdf Civil Aviation ATS Temporary Temporary Contact https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-ATS 3/17/2020 Annually Contact Numbers Numbers /download/4506/ Philippines Bid Bulletin No. 1 - Bid No. 20-005-02 ALPHA - Supply, Civil Aviation Delivery, and https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Installation of Back- Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/17/2020 Monthly /download/4494/ Philippines up Generator Set 3P, 750KVA, 460V and Accessories at Central Office Bid Bulletin No. 4 - Bid No. 20-001-02 CHARLIE - Purchase / Installation of Civil Aviation Automated https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/17/2020 Monthly Weather Observing /download/4491/ Philippines System (AWOS) for New Bicol International Airport https://caap.gov.ph /wp- Civil Aviation For posting License content/uploads/dl Airmen License for CAAP Authority of the updated 11 March PDF Yes m_uploads/2020/0 public CAAP CAAP-LCD 3/17/2020 Monthly Release Philippines 2020 2/For-posting- License-updated-11- March-2020.pdf Supplemental / Bid Bulletin No. 1 - Bid No. 20-001-20 CHARLIE - Purchase Civil Aviation / Installation of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Automated Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/11/2020 Monthly /download/4478/ Philippines Weather Observing System (AWOS) for New Bicol International Ariport Invitation to Bid for Civil Aviation the approved https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Invitation to Bid PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/11/2020 Monthly projects for the /download/4475/ Philippines year 2020 Bid No. 19-040-10 ALPHA - Civil Aviation Improvement of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Marinduque Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly /download/4472/ Philippines Airport - (Bid Documents) - (Re- Bid) Bid No. 19-031-07 ALPHA - Concreting of Access Road Going to Terminal Civil Aviation Shed Including https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Provision of Slope Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly /download/4469/ Philippines Protection and Ditch Canal at Biliran Airport - (Bid Documents) - (Re-Bid) Bid No. 19-030-07 ALPHA - Civil Aviation Improvement of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly Perimeter Fence at /download/4466/ Philippines Lingayen Airport - (Bid Documents) Bid No. 19-024-06 ALPHA - Runway Strip Grade Civil Aviation Correction https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Including Slope Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly /download/4463/ Philippines Protection at Maasin Airport - (Bid Documents) - (Re-Bid) Bid No. 20-006-03 ALPHA - Rehabilitation of Civil Aviation Passenger Terminal https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Building and Crash, Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly /download/4460/ Philippines Fire & Rescue Building at Bislig Airport - (Bid Documents) Bid No. 20-005-02 ALPHA - Supply / Delivery / Installation of Back- Civil Aviation Up Genset, 3P, https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the 750KVA, 460V and Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly /download/4457/ Philippines Accessories at Central Office, CAAP Compound, Pasay City - (Bid Documents) Bid No. 20-004-02 ALPHA - Civil Aviation Construction of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly Perimeter Fence at /download/4454/ Philippines Wasig Airport - (Bid Documents) Bid No. 20-003-02 ALPHA - Civil Aviation Construction of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly CFR Access Road at /download/4451/ Philippines Vigan Airport - (Bid Documents) Bid No. 20-002-02 ALPHA - Civil Aviation Construction of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the New Admin Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly /download/4448/ Philippines Building at Tacloban Airport - (Bid Documents) Bid No. 20-001-01 ALPHA - Rehabilitation of CATC Building Civil Aviation (Provision of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly Comfort Rooms /download/4445/ Philippines Wall Tiles and Repainting of Wall, Ceiling & Doors) - (Bid Documents) https://caap.gov.ph /wp- Bid No. 19-024-06 - content/uploads/dl ALPHA - Runway m_uploads/2020/0 Strip Grade 3/Bid-No.-19-024- Civil Aviation Correction 06-ALPHA-Runway- CAAP Authority of the Bid Bulletin PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/9/2020 Monthly Including Slope Strip-Grade- Philippines Protection at Correction- Maasin Airport - Including-Slope- (Re-Bid) Protection-at- Maasin-Airport-Re- Bid.pdf BAC Resolution No. 2019-01-002 - Repair and Civil Aviation Repainting of ATC / https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Admin / Cargo / /download/4437/ Philippines Maintenance / ARFF and Central Plant Building BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-03-008 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Construction of BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly /download/4434/ Philippines New Motorpool Building BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-05-013 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Construction of /download/4431/ Philippines Storage Building BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-05-015 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Improvement of BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly /download/4428/ Philippines Security Facilities at Main Gate BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-06-016 - Fire- https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly line for Vital /download/4425/ Philippines Facilities BAC Resolution No. 2019-07-024 - Supply, Delivery, Civil Aviation Installation and https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Commissioning of /download/4422/ Philippines Primary Chilled Water Pump with VFD BAC Resolution No. 2019-07-025 - Supply, Delivery, Civil Aviation Installation and https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Commissioning of /download/4419/ Philippines Secondary Chilled Water Pump with VFD BAC Resolution No. 2019-07-026 - Civil Aviation Supply and Delivery https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the of Materials for BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly /download/4416/ Philippines Repainting of Runway Markings and Signages BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-07-027 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Supply and Delivery /download/4413/ Philippines of Man-lift BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-07-028 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the Rehabilitation of 3- BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly /download/4410/ Philippines Unit Staff-house at Transmitter Area BAC Resolution No. 2019-07-031 - Civil Aviation Supply, Delivery https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the and Installation on BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly /download/4407/ Philippines Site of Mobile Compactor System- Hand Push BAC Resolution No. 2019-07-032 - Comprehensive Civil Aviation Pest Control of All https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the DIA Buildings- BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly /download/4404/ Philippines Service Maintenance (Labor and Materials) BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-09-037 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Construction of /download/4401/ Philippines Additional Fence BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-09-038 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Vehicular Parking /download/4398/ Philippines Area Lightings BAC Resolution No. 2019-09-049 - Civil Aviation Improvement of https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Passenger Terminal /download/4395/ Philippines Building (VIP Room) BAC Resolution No. 2019-09-050 - Supply, Delivery, Civil Aviation Installation and https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Commissioning of /download/4392/ Philippines Spare Parts for Passenger Boarding Bridge BAC Resolution No. Civil Aviation 2019-09-051 - https://caap.gov.ph CAAP Authority of the BAC Resolution PDF Yes public CAAP CAAP-BAC 3/5/2020 Monthly Construction of /download/4389/ Philippines Perimeter Fence BAC Resolution No.
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