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Department of Labor and Employment List of Contractors/Subcontractors with Valid Registration (As of June 2018) Department of Labor and Employment List of Contractors/Subcontractors with valid Registration (as of June 2018) Date of D.O. Region Name of Establishments Address Registration Number Nature of Business Registration DO 174 III 1 AIM HIGH SECURITY AGENCY INC. #09 KENTUCKY LANE, UPPER KALAKLAN, OLONGAPO CITY 05-Mar-18 lll-093-0318-1243 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES DO 18-A III 2ND KING ENTERPRISES 311 CAYBUTOK, BAKASING, STA. MARIA, BULACAN 15-Dec-15 LLL-093-1215-866 CONST. SERV. DO 18-A III 3 ACES TRUCKING AND ALLIED SERVICES 0386 NAT.L. ROAD, BRGY. TOWNSITE, LIMAY, BATAAN 06-Aug-15 111-093-0851-774 TRUCKING GLOBAL WIDE REALTY BLDG., BLK. 4 LOT 2, 6TH ST., DO 174 III 3C'S INDUSTRIAL STAFFING SOLUTIONS INC. 23-Feb-18 lll-093-0218-1241 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES BALIBAGO, ANGELES CITY UNIT 25,THE PABILLION MALL PHILEXCEL BUS PARK M.A. DO 18-A III 3C'S INDUSTRIAL STAFFING SOLUTIONS INC. 29-Jul-15 LLL-093-0715-762 MANPOWER ROXAS, HIGHWAY, CFZ LIMESTONE ST/. ROMAN HIGHWAY, BRGY. TENEJERO, DO 174 III 3K. P. MANPOWER AGENCY 16-Mar-18 lll-093-0316-1247 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES BALANGA CITY 2ND FLOOR, P2-3T'S BLDG. # O89 PERPETUAL HELP ST., DO 174 III 4 RUNNER SERVICES, INC. 27-Mar-18 lll-093-0318-1253 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES DOLORES HOMESITE, EXTN. LL, CSFP 4+5=9 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS AIRCON AND GEN. DO 18-A III B. MENDOZA, STO. ROSARIO, CSFP 20-Aug-15 111-093-0815-782 SERVICES SERV. CO. DO 18-A III 557 CORPORATION GLORIA 1, SINDALAN, CITY OF SAN FDO. PAMP. 15-Oct-15 111-093-1015-829 TRUCKING SERVICES GLORIA 1, SINDALAN, CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, DO 18-A III 557 FEATHER MEAL CORPORATION 18-Dec-15 LLL-093-1215-869 DRESSING PLANT PAMPANGA DO 174 III 608 CONSTRUCTION & MANPOWER SERVICES # 08 CONSTRUCTION ST., SAN AGUSTIN, CSFP 19-Feb-18 lll-093-0218-1235 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES 8HORSES CORP. DOING BUSS. UNDER THE NAME DO 174 III CONCEPCION, LUBAO, PAMPANGA 2005 12-Apr-18 lll-093-0418-1266 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES AND STYLE OF HANSON MANPOWER SERVICES DO 18-A III A&S MANPOWER WORKS INC. 2ND FLR. BARTOLOME BLDG. IGAY RD., SJDM, BUL. 22-Dec-16 LLL-093-1216-LL09 MANPOWER #624 FERNANDO ST., LOWER TUNDOL, REFORMISTA, DO 18-A III A. C. BALUYOT CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL SERV. 21-Apr-16 LLL-F45-0416-938 CONSTRUCTION LIMAY, BATAAN DO 18-A III A. M. CRUZ TRUCKING CANDO ST., POBLACION, SAN ANTONIO, NUEVA ECIJA 31-Aug-16 LLL-093-0816-1064 TRUCKING DO 18-A III A.B. SHUTTLE & GENERAL SERVICES CO. 945 ROADSIDEVIEW SUBD. NORZAGARAY, BUL. 03-Dec-15 LLL-093-1215-858 SERVICES DO 18-A III ABELLINE HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES G/F MONASTERIA BLDG. LUZON AVE., FAB, MAR. BATAAN 27-Jul-16 LLL-093-0816-1029 MANPOWER DO 18-A III ABGA MANPOWER SERVICES BASECO COUNTRY, MARIVELES, BATAAN 08-Feb-16 LLL-093-0216-886 MANPOWER DO 18-A III ABSOLUTE RICHES WAREHOUSING SERVICES INC. POBLACION, SAN ISIDRO, NUEVA ECIJA 08-Mar-16 LLL-093-0316-901 WAREHOUSING 212 DAVSAN SUBD. SINDALAN, CITY OF SN. FDO. DO 174 III ACCELL BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, INC. 25-Jun-18 No.lll-093-0618-1315 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES PAMPANGA RM. 206 LANDMARK BLDG. KALAYAAN VILL. BRGY. DO 174 III ACE WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS INC. 22-Mar-18 lll-093-0318-1250 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES QUEBIAWAN, CITY OF SAN FDO. PAMP. 239 PRK. 5, SAN FELIPE, CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, DO 18-A III ACTIVEFORCE CORPORATION 18-Mar-16 LLL-093-0316-912 SERVICES PAMPANGA Department of Labor and Employment List of Contractors/Subcontractors with valid Registration (as of June 2018) Date of D.O. Region Name of Establishments Address Registration Number Nature of Business Registration OFFICE CTR 07G-1 BERTHAPHIL LLL, JOSE ABAD SANTOS DO 18-A III ADVANTEST PHILLIPINES INC. 06-Jun-16 LLL-093-0616-975 COMPUTER SERV. AVE. CLARK FPZ, PAMP. NO. 2 HENSON AVE., FATILA VILLAGE, STA. CRUZ, PORAC, DO 18-A III ADVILL GENERAL SERVICES CORP. 27-Jul-16 LLL-093-0861-1034 HAULING PAMP. PUROK 6 SITIO SIBUL, STA. MARIA, CASTILLEJOS, DO 18-A III AEK MANPOWER SERVICES 27-Jun-16 LLL-093-0616-995 MANPOWER ZAMBALES 0573-2 MARYLAND ST., GREENMEADOWS SUBD. MABIGA, DO 18-A III AEP CONSTRUCTION AND SERVICES, INC. 03-Sep-15 LLL-F45-0915-803 CONSTRUCTION MABT. 2ND FLR. AC BLDG., DAKILA, CITY OF SAN DO 174 III AID & ASSIST (A&A) RESOURCES, INC. 24-Nov-17 1 day NO. LLL-093-1117-2011 FERNANDO,PAMP. DO 174 III AIMCORE MANPOWER SERVICE PROVIDER 3/F EMERALD BUSINESS CENTER, DOLORES, CSFP 06-Feb-18 lll-093-0218-1228 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES DO 18-A III ALD MANPOWER SOLUTIONS 114-JONES ST., NEW KALALAKE, OLONGAPO CITY 05-Jul-16 LLL-093-0716-004 MANPOWER DO 18-A III ALEA MARINE GENERAL SERVICES #517 BREAK WATER SISIMAN, MARIVELES, BATAAN 01-Jul-15 LLL-093-0615-735 TANK CLEANING SERV. ALFRAN REFRACTORY BUILDER AND STRUCTURAL DO 18-A III 446 TALAMPAS, BUSTOS,, BULACAN 29-Jul-15 LLL-093-0715-762 INSTALLATION OF BRICKS BUILDERS ALL 'BOUT PEOPLE SERVICES & TRADING 2ND FLR. TLS BLDG. MACARTHUR HIGHWAY, KALAYAAN DO 18-A III 30-Jul-15 LLL-093-0715-767 MANPOWER CORPORATION VILLAGE, QUEBIAWAN, CSFP DO 174 III ALLEGIANT MANPOWER GROUP SOLUTIONS INC. NO. 1 TEODORO ST., BALIBAGO, ANGELES CITY 16-Jun-17 No. lll-093-0617-ll51 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES GAPAN OLONGAPO RD. SAN AGUSTIN NORTE, ARAYAT, DO 18-A III AMWELD INDUSTRIAL SERVICES AND TRADING 02-Sep-15 LLL-F45-0915-792 CONSTRUCTION PAMP. DO 18-A III ANCHER MANPOWER SERVICE PROVIDER # 49 7TH AVENUE, VILLA JULITA SUBD., CSFP 23-Jan-17 LLL-093-0LL7-1112 MANPOWER DO 18-A III ANGEL'S LIGHT MANPOWER AGENCY ROAD 2, MAGDALENA SUBD., SAN JUAN BALAGTAS, BUL. 05-Nov-15 LLL-093-LLL5-843 MANPOWER SERVICES DO 174 III APB PAINTING & GEN. SERVICESZ AGWAWAN, BASECO COUNTRY, MARIVELES, BATAAN 20-Jun-18 No. lll-093-0618-1311 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES DO 18-A III APB PAINTING AND GENERAL SERVICES BASECO COUNTRY, MARIVELES, BATAAN 13-Jul-15 LLL-093-0715-744 PAINTING & GEN. SERV. 2ND FLOOR SAN SIMON, STAR PLAZA, STA. MONICA, SAN DO 18-A III A-PLUS MANPOWER SERVICES 14-Dec-16 LLL-093-1216-1101 MANPOWER SIMON, PAMPANGA DO 18-A III APOLLO MANPOWER & TASK SERV. INC. 1191 PACO, OBANDO, BUL. 30-Jul-15 LLL-093-0715-764 MANPOWER APSAN ENGINEERING WORKS & INDUSTRIAL DO 18-A III PUROK DULO, BULIHAN, PLARIDEL, BUL. 05-Oct-15 LLL-093-1015-820 CONTRACTOR SUPPLY DO 18-A III AQUINO BASKET SHOP PRK. 2, BRGY. LARA, CITY OF SAN FDO. PAMP. 12-Nov-15 LLL-093-LLL5-851 MANUFACTURING 2ND FLOOR ST. ANNE BLDG. POBLACION WAWA, DO 18-A III ARAN MANPOWER SERVICES 28-Jun-16 LLL-093-0616-997 MANPOWER BALAGTAS, BULACAN 348 BULACAN ST., MT. VIEW SUBD. BALIBAGO, ANGELES DO 174 III ARESUN TRADING AND MANPOWER SERVICES 28-Sep-17 No. lll-093-0917-ll93 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES CITY DO 18-A III ARGO INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS, INC. BRGY. MALIPANGPANG, SAN ILDEFONSO, BULACAN 26-Nov-15 LLL-093-1115-856 CARGO FORWARDING ALL-IN-ONE BLDG. KAYBANBAN RD., STO. CRISTO, CSJDM, DO 18-A III ASAP JANITORIAL UNITED SERVICES INC. 15-Dec-16 LLL-093-1216-1103 MNPOWER BUL. Department of Labor and Employment List of Contractors/Subcontractors with valid Registration (as of June 2018) Date of D.O. Region Name of Establishments Address Registration Number Nature of Business Registration DO 18-A III ASSET MANPOWER MANAGEMENT SERVICES STO. CRISTO, PULILAN, BULACAN 25-Aug-16 LLL-093-0816-1043 MANPOWER DO 18-A III ATLAS GENERAL CONST. & ENT. CORP. NECOSIP COMPOUND, DAAN SARILE, CAB. CITY 01-Feb-16 LLL-F-45-0216-881 CONSTRUCTION DO 18-A III AWECA CARGO SERVICES, INC. JESUS ST., PULUNGBULU, ANGELES CITY 10-Jun-16 LLL-093-0616-977 HAULING UNIT 217/219 ALPHA BLDG. SUBIC INTERNATIONAL HOTEL DO 174 III AZ CONTRACTING SYSTE SERVICES, INC. 26-Oct-17 NO.III-093-1017-1206 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITITES RIZAL COR. SBFZ DO 18-A III BANTAYAN MANPOWER SERVICES 3/F SAM'S BLDG., SAN AGUSTIN, CSFP 15-Aug-16 LLL-093-0916-1046 MANPOWER 3RD FLOOR SAM'S BLDG. , SAN AGUSTIN, CITY OF SAN FDO. DO 18-A III BANTAYAN SECURITY AGENCY, INC. 12-Nov-15 LLL-093-LLL5-854 SECURITY AGENCY PAMP. DO 174 III BEST GUARD SECURITY SERVICES PHILS. INC. 2/F UFIVE BLDG. BRGY. DOLORES, CSFP 08-Jun-18 N. lll-093-0618--1307 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES DO 18-A III BESTDEEDS MANPOWER SERVICES STA. BARBARA, BACOLOR, PAMPANGA 10-Feb-16 LLL-093-0216-887 MANPOWER DO 18-A III BIG - THUMB ENTERPRISES ALAKAN, STO. ROSARIO HAGONOY, BULACAN 26-Aug-15 111-093-0815-787 SERVICES DO 18-A III BIG DEALS HAULING AND TRUCKING SERV. 9-2 PIO RAFAEL ST., CARMENVILLE SUBD. ANGELES CITY 18-Sep-15 LLL-0913-0915-811 TRUCKING GREENBEACH 1 REDONDO PENINSULA, BRGY. CAWAG, DO 174 III BINICTICAN I -TECH. CORP. 13-Apr-18 lll-093-0418-1283 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE DO 18-A III BLACKGOLD CARRIERS G-33 NAT'L. HIGHWAY, PALANGINAN, IBA, ZAMBALES 14-Sep-16 LLL-093-0916-1057 TRUCKING DO 174 III BLGM MANPOWER SERVICES SITIO BARAS, STA. BARBARA, BACOLOR, PAMP. 16-Mar-18 lll-093-0318-1248 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES DO 18-A III BLUE EUCALYPTUS MAPOWER SERVICES #222 LOWER KALAKLAN, OLONGAPO CITY 17-Jun-16 LLL-093-0616-984 MANPOWER DO 174 III BOND'S ALARM SECURITY AGENCY CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA 11-Oct-17 NO.
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