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Summary of PPP Projects Update as of October 31, 2019 Mode of Project Cost Stage Number Procurement (in PhP Billion) PPP Projects Under Solicited 15 242.77 Implementation Unsolicited 4 821.59 Sub-Total 19 1064.36 PPP Projects in the Solicited 15 0.38 Pipeline Unsolicited 34 2,938.97 Sub-Total 49 2,939.35 Note: 1. This list includes only those projects where the PPP Center is involved in either the development, appraisal, procurement or implementation, and those projects not belonging to the former but which the PPP Center is monitoring. 2. Pipeline refers to projects under development, or for approval, or for procurement. 3. Total amounts do not include projects that are still under development. 4. This list does not include Joint Ventures and PPP Projects prior to 2010. Status of PPP Projects Under Implementation - Solicited As of October 31, 2019 Solicited Projects issued with Notice of Award (NOA) to the winning private proponent(s). APPROVED IMPLEMENTING STAGE / No. PROJECT TITLE PRIVATE PROPONENT REGION LATEST UPDATE PROJECT COST AGENCY STATUS (in PhP Billion) 1 Daang Hari-SLEX Link Department of Ayala Corporation National Capital Region Operational Operational since July 24, 2015 2.23 Road (Muntinlupa- Public Cavite Expressway) Works and The 1st Toll Rate Adjustment approved Project Highways by TRB has been implemented on May 20, 2019. 2 PPP for School Department of Bright Future Educational Ilocos Region, Central Operational 9,296 classrooms completed and 9.89 Infrastructure Project Education Facilities Inc. (Region I) Luzon and CALABARZON delivered on December 4, 2015 (PSIP) Phase I and Citicore - Megawide Ongoing first periodic maintenance Consortium Inc. (Region works. 76.43% (7,105/9,296) III and IV-A) classrooms completed as of October 31, 2019 3 Automatic Fare Department of AF Payments, Inc. National Capital Region Operational Operational since December 16, 2015 1.72 Collection System Transportation (consortium of Ayala and (AFCS) Project Metro Pacific Groups) 4 NAIA Expressway Department of Vertex Tollways National Capital Region Operational Phase 2A and Phase 2B operation 17.93 Project Public Development Inc. (VTDI) commenced on September 22, 2016 Works and and December 20, 2016, respectively Highways 5 PPP for School Department of Pacakage A - Megawide Ilocos Region, Cagayan Under 4,070 classrooms (93.24%) completed; 3.86 Infrastructure Project Education Construction Corp. Valley, Central Luzon, Construction 241 classrooms (5.52%) ongoing (PSIP) Phase II Pacakage E - Consortium Cordillera Administrative construction; 55 classrooms (1.24%) of BSP Co. Inc. and Region, Northern under pre-construction phases as of Vicente Lao Construction Mindanao, and Caraga September 30, 2019. Region 6 Mactan-Cebu Department of GMR Infrastructure and Central Visayas Operational Construction 100% complete as of 17.52 International Airport Transportation; Megawide Consortium August 31, 2019; both Terminals 1 and (MCIA) Passenger Mactan Cebu 2 are fully operational. Terminal Building International Airport Project Authority 7 Paranaque Integrated Department of MWM Terminals, Inc., a National Capital Region Under Ongoing review of relevant documents 2.50 Terminal Exchange Transportation consortium of Megawide Construction by the IC for the issuance of the Final (Southwest Integrated Construction Corp. and Acceptance Certificate Transport System WM Property Project) Management Inc. Issuance of Provisional Acceptance Certificate and start of O&M on November 08, 2018 8 Metro Manila Skyway Toll Regulatory Citra Central Expressway National Capital Region Under Construction on-going; 66.74% 37.43 (MMS) Stage 3 Project Board Corporation (CCEC) Construction complete as of September 25, 2019. 9 Bulacan Bulk Water Metropolitan SMC – K Water Central Luzon Under Issuance of Certificate of Final 24.41 Supply Project Waterworks and Consortium Construction Acceptance and start of operations on Sewerage System Consortium Members: April 25, 2019. San Miguel Holdings Corp. and Korea Water Resources Corporation 10 Civil Registry System Philippine Statistics Unisys Managed Services NCR (for CRS Central Under Central outlet operations officially 1.59 Information Authority Corporation Facility); Nationwide Construction transferred from Sta. Mesa, Manila Technology Project location for CRS outlets location to the CRS Building on April (Phase II) 01, 2019. Ongoing Systems Development activities. APPROVED IMPLEMENTING STAGE / No. PROJECT TITLE PRIVATE PROPONENT REGION LATEST UPDATE PROJECT COST AGENCY STATUS (in PhP Billion) 11 Cavite-Laguna Department of MPCALA Holdings , CALABARZON Under Ongoing construction of expressway 35.43 Expressway (CALAX) Public Works and Incorporated Construction bridges, clearings, testing of materials, Project Highways (DPWH) bored piling, and tree-cutting activities in Laguna Segment As of October 9, 2019, 57.36% complete for the Laguna Segment only. Ongoing review and certification of the remaining Detailed Engineering Design by the IC; Ongoing ROW acquisition- related activities. 12 Clark International Bases Conversion Megawide – GMR Joint Central Luzon Under Construction on-going; 83.22% 12.55 Airport Expansion and Development Venture Incorporated Construction complete as of September 30, 2019. Project – Engineering, Authority (MGCJVI) Procurement and Construction (EPC) 13 LRT Line 1 Cavite Department of Light Rail Manila National Capital Region Under Pre- Ongoing soft renovation and upgrades 64.90 Extension and Transportation Corporation (consortium and CALABARZON Construction of LRT Line 1 existing system; Operation & (DOTr) of Ayala Corporation, Maintenance Metro Pacific Light Rail Ongoing soft renovation and upgrades Corporation and of LRT Line 1 existing system; Macquarie Infrastructure Holdings) Construction of the Common Station started on February 13, 2019. Ongoing pre-construction activities: ROW acquisition; Relocation of ISFs; Utility diversion; Finalization of alignment Start of Works Ceremony held on May 07, 2019. 14 South Integrated Department of ARCA South Integrated National Capital Region Under Pre- Under Pre-Construction Activities 5.20 Transport System Transportation Terminal Incorporated Construction (ITS) Project (Taguig (DOTr) (ASITI) Integrated Terminal Exchange) 15 Clark International Bases Conversion Luzon International Central Luzon Under Pre- Under Pre-Construction Activities 5.61 Airport Operations and and Development Premiere Airport Construction Maintenance Project Authority Development Corporation (LIPAD) Status of PPP Projects Under Implementation - Unsolicited As of October 31, 2019 Unsolicited Projects issued with Notice of Award (NOA) to the winning private proponent(s). IMPLEMENTING PRIVATE APPROVED PROJECT No. PROJECT TITLE REGION STAGE / STATUS LATEST UPDATE AGENCY PROPONENT COST (in PhP Billion) 1 MRT Line 7 Project Department of SMC Mass Rail Central Luzon, Under 48.45% complete as of September 30, 2019. Civil 62.70 Transportation Transit 7, Inc National Capital Construction Works is 43.32% complete; and Rolling Stock and Region Electrical & Mechanical Works is 53.99% complete. 2 NLEX-SLEX Connector Department of Manila North National Capital Under Pre- On-going pre-construction activities (Review of 23.20 Road Project Public Works and Tollways Region Construction DPWH of the DED and ROW acquisition) Highways Corporation 3 Rehabilitation of Municipal Philippine Western Visayas Under Pre- Ongoing pre-construction activities (ongoing ECC 0.06 Municipal Government of Slaughterhouse Construction application). Slaughterhouse, Kalibo Management Operation and and Operations, Maintenance of the Inc. Whole Kalibo Meat Plant 4 Bulacan International Department of San Miguel Central Luzon Under Pre- On-going Pre-construction activities 735.63 Airport Project (New Transportation Holdings Construction Manila International Corporation Airport) Status of PPP Projects in the Pipeline - Solicited As of October 31, 2019 Solicited Projects under early stages of development, approval and procurement. APPROVED No. PROJECT TITLE IMPLEMENTING AGENCY REGION STAGE / STATUS PROJECT COST (in PhP Billion) Road Transport Information Technology Department of Transportation (DOTr) National Capital Region Procurement Stage - Pre- 0.30 Infrastructure Project (Phase II) and Land Transportation Franchising qualification of Bidders 1 and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) Baggao Water Supply Project Municipal Government of Baggao Cagayan Valley Procurement Stage - Pre- 0.08 2 qualification of Bidders San Ramon Newport Project Zamboanga City Special Economic Zamboanga Peninsula Development Stage - Under TBD 3 Zone and Freeport Authority Redevelopment NDC Admin and Commercial Complex National Development Corporation National Capital Region Development Stage - TBD (formerly One DTI Building Complex Undergoing Studies 4 Project) Central Luzon Link Expressway Department of Public Works and Central Luzon Development Stage - TBD 5 (CLLEX) Phase 1 O & M and Phase 2 Highways (DPWH) Undergoing Studies Project Philippine General Hospital (PGH) University of Philippines National Capital Region Development Stage - TBD 6 Diliman O & M PPP Project Undergoing Studies Cebu City Solid Waste Management City Government of Cebu Central Visayas Development Stage - TBD 7 Project Undergoing Studies General Santos Public Market Project City Government of General Santos SOCCSKSARGEN Development Stage - TBD 8 Undergoing Studies Angat Hydroelectric Power Plant Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage Central Luzon Development Stage - TBD (AHEPP) Project
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