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Beata – FY Manalo Bridge Under Development Crosses Pasig River to connect Beata St. and F.Y. Manalo St. Project type New bridge Beata St. Length 637 meters Cost PhP1.4 billion Source of funds ODA - China Proponent DPWH F.Y. Manalo St. Target Construction 2021 Status Active Target completion December 2023 Photo source: Google Maps / TAPP Developments Project Description: • February 2020: To commence construction in 6-8 months The Beata – FY Manalo bridge is part of DPWH’s Metro Manila • January 2019 – June 2020: ROW Acquisition Logistics Improvement Project to build 12 new bridges across the • June 2018: DPWH requested DOF to facilitate with the application for the Pasig and Marikina Rivers, and the Manggahan Floodway. This two- Preferential Buyer’s Credit from China lane bridge will cross the Pasig River from Beata St. in Pandacan, • June 2018: Feasibility study completed Manila to FY Manalo St. in Sta. Ana, Manila, and will be located • April 2018: NEDA Board approved • March 2018: NEDA-ICC approved between Pandacan Bridge and Lambingan Bridge. Updated on April 1, 2020 Binondo – Intramuros Bridge Under Construction Connects Binondo to Intramuros Project type New bridge Length 734 meters Cost PhP3.4 billion Source of funds ODA grant, China Proponent DPWH Start of Construction July 2018 Photo source: PhilStar Status Active – 32% Complete Developments Target completion February 2021 • May 2020: Construction restarts amid quarantine due to COVID-19 • March 2020: All construction work stopped due to Enhanced Community Quarantine Project description: in NCR because of COVID-19 The bridge spans the Pasig River to connect San Fernando St., Binondo to • July 2019: Construction proceeds as NCCA approves project Solana St. and Riverside Dr. in Intramuros. The bridge is a part of a 500 million • May 2019: Construction put on hold for DPWH to submit technical studies on potential archeological and cultural risks of construction renminbi (RMB) infrastructure grant by China under the bilateral Agreement • March 2019: The International Council on Monuments and Sites raised concerns on on Economic and Technical Cooperation, agreed to following the state visit how the bridge may affect the buffer zone of the San Agustin Church and Monastery, of Philippine President Duterte to China in May 2017. a UNESCO World Heritage Site. • July 2018: Groundbreaking led by President Duterte In July 2019, DPWH Sec. Villar said that DPWH has consistently been • September 2017: NEDA Board approval coordinating with NCCA to address issues of heritage conservationist groups. • August 2017: NEDA ICC approval • May 2017: Grant agreement signed. Drone footage of construction as of May 2020 • July 2017: Feasibility study for the bridge completed and submitted to NEDA-ICC Updated on June 15, 2020 Blumentritt – Antipolo Bridge Under Development Crosses Pasig River to connect Makati and Mandaluyong Project type New bridge Length 364 meters Cost PhP1.1 billion Source of funds ODA, China Antipolo St. Proponent DPWH Target Construction 2021 Status Active Target completion December 2023 Photo source: Google Maps / TAPP Developments Project Description: • February 2020: To commence construction in 6-8 months The Blumentritt-Antipolo bridge is part of DPWH’s Metro Manila • January 2019 – June 2020: ROW Acquisition Logistics Improvement Project to build 12 new bridges across the • June 2018: DPWH submitted request to DOF for the facilitation of the Pasig and Marikina Rivers, and the Manggahan Floodway. This two- application for the Preferential Buyer’s Credit from China lane bridge will cross the Pasig River from Antipolo St. in Makati to • June 2018: Feasibility study completed Coronado St. in Mandaluyong and will be located between • April 2018: NEDA Board approved • March 2018: NEDA-ICC approved Lambingan Bridge and Makati-Mandaluyong Bridge. Updated on April 1, 2020 East – West Bank Bridge 1 Under Development Crosses the Pasig River to connect Eastbank Dike Road and Westbank Dike Road in Pasig City Eastbank Dike Road Project type New bridge Length 200 meters Cost PhP1.5 billion Source of funds ODA, China Westbank Dike Road Proponent DPWH Target Construction January 2020 Status Active Photo source: Google Maps / TAPP Target completion December 2023 Developments • February 2020: Removed from the Infrastructure Flagship Project list Project Description: • January 2019: ROW Acquisition The East-West Bank Bridge 1 is part of DPWH’s Metro Manila Logistics • June 2018: DPWH submitted request to DOF for the facilitation of the application for the Preferential Buyer’s Credit from China Improvement Project to build 12 new bridges across the Pasig and • June 2018: Feasibility study completed Marikina Rivers, and the Manggahan Floodway. This two-lane bridge • April 2018: NEDA Board approved will cross the Pasig River from the Eastbank Dike Road to the • March 2018: NEDA-ICC approved Westbank Dike Road in Pasig City, and will be between Ortigas Extension Bridge and Legaspi Bridge. Updated on April 1, 2020 East – West Bank Bridge 2 Under Development Eastbank Dike Road Crosses the Pasig River to connect Eastbank Dike Road and Westbank Dike Road in Cainta, Rizal Project type New bridge Length 930 meters Cost PhP3 billion Source of funds ODA, ADB Westbank Dike Road Proponent DPWH Target Construction January 2020 Status Active Photo source: Google Maps / TAPP Target completion December 2023 Developments • February 2020: To commence construction in 6-8 months Project Description: • January 2019 – June 2020: Target ROW Acquisition The East-West Bank Bridge 2 is part of DPWH’s Metro Manila Logistics • June 2018: DPWH submitted request to DOF for the facilitation of the application for the Preferential Buyer’s Credit from China Improvement Project to build 12 new bridges across the Pasig and • June 2018: Feasibility study completed Marikina Rivers, and the Manggahan Floodway. This two-lane bridge • April 2018: NEDA Board approved will cross the Manggahan Floodway from the Eastbank Dike Road to • March 2018: NEDA-ICC approved the Westbank Dike Road in Cainta, Rizal, and will be between Legaspi Bridge and Barkadahan Bridge. Updated on April 1, 2020 Estrella – Pantaleon Bridge Under Construction Connects Makati and Mandaluyong Project type Expansion and re-construction Length 506 meters Cost PhP1 billion Source of funds ODA grant, China Proponent DPWH Start of Construction January 19, 2019 Status Active – 54% complete Target completion February 2021 Photo source: rappler.com Developments Project Description: • 2021: the bridge is expected to reopen The Estrella-Pantaleon bridge is one of the two China Grant Bridges. The • May 2020: Construction restarts amid quarantine due to COVID-19 former two-lane bridge crossing the Pasig River and connecting the cities of Mandaluyong and Makati was funded by Austria inaugurated in • March 2020: All construction work stopped due to Enhanced February 2011. Community Quarantine in NCR because of COVID-19 • January 2019: The bridge was closed to begin the reconstruction In June 2017, DPWH Secretary Villar announced the expansion of the • June 2017: DPWH Secretary Villar announced plans for bridge to four lanes from two, increasing its capacity to 50,000 vehicles a reconstruction of the bridge to be funded by China ODA day. Drone footage on construction as of May 2020 Updated on June 15, 2020 J.P. Rizal – Lopez Jaena Bridge Under Development Crosses Marikina River to connect Lopez Jaena to JP Rizal Project type New bridge Length 594 meters J.P. Rizal St. Cost PhP1.6 billion Lopez Jaena St. Source of funds ODA, ADB Proponent DPWH Target Construction 2020 Status Active Target completion 2023 Photo source: Google Maps / TAPP Developments Project Description: • February 2020: Removed from the Infrastructure Flagship Project list The J.P. Rizal – Lopez Jaena Bridge is part of DPWH’s Metro Manila • February 2019: Ongoing review under ADB’s Infrastructure Preparation and Logistics Improvement Project to build 12 new bridges across the Innovation Facility. Pasig and Marikina Rivers, and the Manggahan Floodway. This two- • October 2018: ADB Project Concept Paper completed lane bridge will cross the Marikina River from Lopez Jaena St. to J.P. • June 2018: Feasibility study completed Rizal St. and will be located between Tumana Bridge and Marikina • April 2018: NEDA Board approved • March 2018: NEDA-ICC approved Bridge. Updated on April 1, 2020 J.P. Rizal – St. Mary Bridge A. Bonifacio Under Development Crosses Marikina River to connect JP Rizal St - A. Bonifacio St Project type New bridge Length 2.2 km Cost PhP5.7 billion Source of funds ODA, ADB Proponent DPWH Target Construction 2020 J.P. Rizal St. Status Active Target completion 2023 Photo source: Google Maps / TAPP Developments Project Description: • February 2020: Removed from the Infrastructure Flagship Projects list The J.P. Rizal – St. Mary Bridge is part of DPWH’s Metro Manila • February 2019: Ongoing review under ADB’s Infrastructure Preparation and Logistics Improvement Project to build 12 new bridges across the Innovation Facility. Pasig and Marikina Rivers, and the Manggahan Floodway. This two- • October 2018: ADB Project Concept Paper completed lane bridge will cross the Marikina River from J.P. Rizal St. and A. • June 2018: Feasibility study completed Bonifacio St. and will be located between Marcos Bridge and • April 2018: NEDA Board approved • March 2018: NEDA-ICC approved Marikina Bridge. Updated on April 1, 2020 Marikina – Vista Real Bridge Under Development Crosses Marikina River to connect Quezon
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