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Pnr Clark Railway (Phase 1) Actions taken from previous Sulong Pilipinas Conferences COLD STORAGE DOTr, in partnership with private companies, distributed cold storage/reefer containers to local government units to aid the agriculture sector. Transparency in Government Transactions BIDDING AND PROCUREMENT PROCESSES for projects are now being livestreamed in the agency’s Facebook page. Streamlining of Business Processes In compliance to the Ease of Doing Business Act, the Philippine government agencies simplified the business processes – reducing the steps, requirements, and processing time Photo from Presidential Communications STREAMLINING OF BUSINESS PROCESSES All frontline agencies of the DOTr are instructed to simplify business processes, that includes reducing steps, requirements, and processing time. NOVEMBER… a month to remember PARAÑAQUE INTEGRATED TERMINAL EXCHANGE Status: INAUGURATED ON 5 NOVEMBER 2018 Pres. Rodrigo Duterte led the inauguration of the PITX, the first ‘landport’ in the Philippines that will provide commuters from Cavite seamless interconnectivity going to Metro Manila. On 10 Nov. 2018, the PITX started its commercial operations. CAVITE GATEWAY TERMINAL Status: INAUGURATED ON 22 NOVEMBER 2018 CGT allows trans-shipment of cargo from Manila port to Cavite via barges and Roll-on Roll-off operations. The terminal will result in approximately 140,000 fewer truck trips annually, and is expected to reduce road traffic by almost 2-kms. of trucks per day. DAVAO – MANILA ROUTE Status: RE-OPENED ON 28 OCTOBER 2018 The DOTr, MARINA, and PPA led the re-opening of the Davao to Manila Passenger Shipping Route. Prior the re- opening, the route was stopped for more than 10 years. To formalize the re-establishment of the route, 2GO Group Inc. (2GO) launched its main vessel, St. Michael the Archangel. Feasibility study (FS) for the country’s first urban cable car project started on 14 November 2018. The FS will last for 10 months. BOHOL-PANGLAO INT’L AIRPORT Status: FOR INAUGURATION ON 27 NOV. 2018 This the country’s first eco-airport that utilizes green and sustainable structures and technologies It can accommodate 2 million passengers annually. NAIA: One of the NAIA: 10th most IMPROVED airport in the world world’s WORST airports No more “Laglag-Bala” scheme PAL owes gov’t PhP6-Billion PAL paid PhP6-Billion in navigational charges to gov’t Gov’t owes $327-Million to PIATCO DOTr paid PIATCO in full Gov’t pays PhP2-Million interest for delayed payment per day No. of flights weekly Increased no. of flights catered by catered by Clark Int’l Airport Clark Int’l Airport 400 Domestic flights /week 6-7 Domestic flights per week 190 International flights/week 110 International flights per week State of the MRT-3: State of the MRT-3: Held the longest NO PASSENGER UNLOADING INCIDENTS’ Numerous breakdowns; STREAK (31 consecutive days); Consistent on No spare parts deploying 15-16 trains on peak hours Spare parts were procured and delivered Sumitomo back as MRT-3 maintenance provider On 21 Oct. 2018, new air-conditioning units were installed. State of the MRT-3: On 27 Oct. 2018, DOTr started the gradual deployment of new trains from CRRC Dalian. Numerous breakdowns; Dalian trains modified at zero cost to the No spare parts Philippine gov’t On 8 Nov, 2018, Ph and Japan gov’ts signed the loan agreement for the MRT-3 rehabilitation project. Gov’t to pay over PhP5-Billion Case settled with both parties in claims and legal fees on agreeing to waive claims NORTHRAIL-SINOMACH case against each other Common Station STALLED Location of Common Station since 2009 AGREED by all Parties Case pending in court No driver’s license cards, 3-Million driver’s license cards given and addressed only paper receipts Drivers’ license now with 5-year validity and added security features As of 5 Nov. 2018, LTO has printed more than 7 million pieces of driver’s license cards w/ 5-year validity. LTO established its own Plate- Republikang Making Facility, Plaka, naipamimigay na! Walang Plaka Vehicle plates (July to Dec 2016) distribution started July 5, 2018 As of 2 Oct. 2018, a total of 530,736 pairs of motor vehicle plates have been distributed nationwide. P2P expanded to 32 routes and P2P buses ply only 2 routes being serviced by 283 buses. i-ACT was formed No single coordinating Composed of 7 national agencies: DOTr, body for traffic PNP, MMDA, MMC, LTO, LTFRB, and PCG management From January – October 2018, 8,324 violators were apprehended. PUV Modernization was Old and dilapidated launched and is being jeepneys are kings rolled-out of the road Routes opened for Franchise Application: 131 with 3, 273 authorized units Franchise Awarded: 29 routes with 1,041 units granted No. of Units Operating: around 250 units Davao-Manila Shipping On 28 Oct. 2018, the Route was stopped for Davao-Manila passenger more than 10 years shipping route was re- opened. 2GO Group Inc. launched its main vessel, St. Michael the Archangel. Number of Airports for Construction/ Rehabilitation/ Upgrade: INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS Completed (New Airport) – 1 [Lal-lo] Ongoing Construction – 2 [Bohol and Bicol] For Construction – 1 [Bulacan] Improved/ Rehabilitated/ Expanded – 2 [Puerto Princesa and Mactan-Cebu] Ongoing Improvement/ Rehabilitation/ Expansion – 2 [New Clark and General Santos] For Improvement/ Rehabilitation/ Expansion – 4 [Davao, Iloilo, Kalibo, and Zamboanga] DOMESTIC AIRPORTS Improved/ Rehabilitated/ Expanded – 4 [San Vicente, Tacloban, Virac, and Maasin] Ongoing Improvement/ Rehabilitation/ Expansion – 4 [Tuguegarao, Calbayog, Ozamis, and Naga] For Improvement/ Rehabilitation/ Expansion – 5 [Bacolod-Silay, Laguindingan, Bukidnon, Busuanga, and Dumaguete] COMMUNICATIONS NAVIGATION SURVEILLANCE/ AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Status: COMPLETED It was formally inaugurated by Pres. Duterte on 16 January 2018. This technology will make airspace safer, minimize flight delays and improve over-all travel experience. The project included the installation of additional 10 radars covering 100% of PH airspace. PUERTO PRINCESA AIRPORT Status: COMPLETED AND OPERATIONAL AS OF MAY 2017 It can accommodate 1.9 million passengers annually. SAN VICENTE AIRPORT Status: COMPLETED ON 10 MAY 2018 GATEWAY to the longest white beach in the Philippines The new Passenger Terminal Building can accommodate up to 150 passengers at any given time. MACTAN-CEBU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Status: INAUGURATED ON 7 JUNE 2018 The World’s Friendliest Resort Airport The new Passenger Terminal Building can accommodate 8.5 million passengers annually. Status: 30.02% COMPLETE AS OF 25 NOV. 2018 CLARK INTERNATIONAL Target Completion: 2020 AIRPORT The new passenger terminal building broke ground on 20 December 2017, only six months after NEDA Board approval. It is designed to accommodate additional 8 million passengers annually. BICOL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Status: 51% COMPLETE AS OF 30 OCT. 2018 Target Completion: 1st Q 2021 This is the country’s most scenic airport, with the majestic Mayon Volcano as a backdrop. Started construction after 11 years of delay It can accommodate 2 million passengers annually. LAL-LO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Status: UPGRADED The upgraded airport now has a 2.1-kilometer runway to accommodate bigger aircraft. It received its first international commercial flight from Macau, China on 23 March 2018. TUGUEGARAO AIRPORT Status: EXPANDED AND REHABILITATED THE PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING (PTB) Phase 1 is complete, which includes: • PTB Expansion • Widening of runway and taxiways • Airfield lighting system for night-rating The Phase 2 of the project is underway. This will include the expansion of the existing pre-departure and check-in areas of the PTB . DANIEL Z. ROMUALDEZ (TACLOBAN) AIRPORT Status: INAUGURATED THE PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING ON 16 MARCH 2018 Can accommodate 1.2 million passengers/year. The expansion increased the total floor area by 1,100 sqm. It now has a total of 635 seats from only a seating capacity of 360 seats before the extension. VIRAC AIRPORT Status: INAUGURATED ON 1 JUNE 2018 The airport’s PTB rehabilitation began in 2016. The rehabilitated PTB can now accommodate 300 passengers daily. MAASIN AIRPORT Status: INAUGURATED ON 2 JULY 2018 The ONLY AIRPORT serving the region of Southern Leyte Upgraded the airport from a community airport to a standard Principal Class 2 airport NEW BULACAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Status: FINALIZING THE CONCESSION AGREEMENT Target Completion: WILL BE COMPLETED IN 4-6 YEARS Will complement the operations of NAIA and Clark Int’l Airport Will have 4 parallel runways and a passenger terminal with a capacity of 100 million passengers/year NAIA REHABILITATION Status: ORIGINAL PROPONENT STATUS GRANTED TO THE NAIA CONSORTIUM Target Completion: WILL BE COMPLETED IN 2-4 YEARS The project includes NAIA rehabilitation and upgrade. Improvements and expansion of terminals, construction of additional runways, taxiways, and other support infrastructure. SANGLEY AIRPORT Status: DOTr AGREED ON THE PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY PGU CAVITE Another airport project that can be part of our multi-airports approach. This is a proposal from the Cavite, LGU. This is expected to accommodate 70 million passenger annually. Photo courtesy of BusinessWorld DAVAO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Status: OPS GRANTED TO CHELSEA LOGISTICS HOLDINGS CORP The OPS granted to Chelsea Corp. will be for operation, maintenance and expansion of the airport. The concession period is 30 years. KALIBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Status: OPS GRANTED TO MEGA 7 CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION The OPS granted to Mega 7 Corp. will be for operation, maintenance and upgrade of facilities and systems of the airport. The concession period is 30 years. Photo courtesy of Paolobon140 - Own work, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=27857850 On 19 November 2018, the DOTr and DND signed a MOA for the development of Laoag, Vigan, Cotabato and Sanga-Sanga (Tawi-Tawi) airports. The AFP Task Force for Infrastructure Development will undertake the airport projects. NIGHT-RATING OF AIRPORTS Status: 20 NIGHT-RATED AIRPORTS OUT OF 42 AIRPORTS In 2017, 4 airports were night-rated: Legazpi, Roxas, Dumaguete, and Caticlan. This 2018, 4 more airports are targeted to be completed: Naga, Dipolog, Cotabato,and Cauayan.
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