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No. Reference No. Item Description Location Winning Bidder Name and Address Bid Amount Bidding Date for Contract (Calendar Days) MANSUETO S FDP Form 10a- Bid Results on Civil Works Republic of the Philippines CIVIL WORKS BID-OUT Province, City or Municipality: ZAMBOANGA CITY SECOND QUARTER 2018 Contract Approved Budget Duration No. Reference No. Item Description Location Winning Bidder Name and Address Bid Amount Bidding Date for Contract (Calendar Days) MANSUETO S. BENITOY, Purok 2, Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of Water 1 CW -18-0509-040 1,378,000.00 San Roque EMMB Construction & Supplies Cabaluay, 1294.927.82 May 29, 2018 75 System at Slaughterhouse, San Roque Zamboanga City Repair and Maintenance of Flood Controls ABSOLUTE Engineering and Engr. Nonelito W. Baring, 057 MCLL 2 CW -18-0509-038 10,000,000.00 Tugbungan 9,998,768.13 May 29, 2018 122 (Dredging of River) at Tugbungan Supplies Highway Divisoria, Zamboanga City Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of Road ABSOLUTE Engineering and Engr. Nonelito W. Baring, 057 MCLL 3 CW -18-0316-037 29,439,000.00 Kasanyangan 27376.563.81 May 29, 2018 370 for Tetuan-Kasanyangan Road Supplies Highway Divisoria, Zamboanga City Rehabilitation of Tetuan Main Road (Junction ABSOLUTE Engineering and Engr. Nonelito W. Baring, 057 MCLL 4 CW -18-0316-037 9,790,000.00 Tetuan 9,781,418.32 June 26, 2018 108 Falcatan St- Junction C. Atilano St.), Tetuan Supplies Highway Divisoria, Zamboanga City KARIM A. MOHAMMAD, Blk.3 Lot 10, HB 5 CW -18-0316-034 Rehabilitation of Sta. Catalina-Kasanyangan Road 7,100,000.00 Kasanyangan C.L.A Construction Homes Subd., Sinunuc, 7,092,771.14 June 26, 2018 85 Zamboanga City Construction of One (1) Storey Two (2) Classroom E.G. Ayoma Contrucion and Room 4 A, Macrohon Bldg. Campaner St. 6 CW -18-0509-033R School Building at Sto. Niño E/S, Sinunuc 3,063,000.00 Sinunuc 2,947,740.20 May 29, 2018 160 Enterprises Zamboanga City (REVISED) 7 CW -18-0316-032 Construction of Day Care Center at Tigbalabag 1,500,000.00 Tigbalabag CJ Construction Zamboanga City 1,498,360.14 May 29, 2018 100 Rehabilitation of Road at old Sampaguita Street 8 CW -18-0316-028 4,380,000.00 Guiwan GILBRIELLEY Construction Zamboanga City 4,361,310.59 June 13, 2018 62 (Fronting Guiwan Parish Church), Guiwan MELVIN T. QUINTOS, Enriquez Drive, Joy 9 CW -18-0316-027 Rehabilitation of Tetuan Main Road, Tetuan 5,330,000.00 Tetuan ALTOS Construction 5,319,487.20 April 10, 2018 70 Village, Tetuan, Zamboanga City Rehabilitation of Tugbungan Main Road (LB 10 CW -18-0316-011 5,875,000.00 Tugbungan Infinite Engineering and Supplies Ramos Drive, Zamboanga City 5,865,006.24 January 0, 1900 76 Supermarket-Tugbungan Barangay Hall) TISONG U. ABUBAKAR 11 CW -18-0316-010 Construction of Circumferential Road at Manalipa 1,500,000.00 Manalipa T-Synergy Const. and Supplies Telecom Drive, Talon-Talon, 1,495,632.89 July 10, 2018 72 Zamboanga City AMARRO Construction & Realty Door 2, Imm Building, Governor Camins 12 CW -18-0316-009 Construction of Drainage System at Zambowood 2,500,000.00 Zambowood 2,489,911.22 January 0, 1900 174 Developer Avenue, Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur Construction of Drainage System at Sitio Hanapi, Mr.ALMOHER T. AMINUDDIN, 13 CW -18-0316-008 2,000,000.00 Kasanyangan ERNA Const. and Supplies 1,993,623.06 January 0, 1900 87 Kasanyangan Pamingitan, Bolong, Zamboanga City Construction of Potable Water System Level III at 14 CW -18-0522-0228N Lapakan (Proposed Pipelaying Project at Barangay 3,308,967.68 Lapakan ZCWD Pilar Street, Zamboanga City 3,308,967.68 April 10, 2018 100 Lapakan) HAYRIYA M. MOHAMMAD, B7 L.2 HB Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of Health 15 W -18-0403-0227R 3,000,000.00 Mariki SKNS Const. and Supplies Homes Subd., Sinunuc, 2,994,982.81 March 17, 2018 170 Center at Mariki Zamboanga City Construction of Two (2) Storey Six (6) Classroom AYESHIA General Trading Const. 331 Sta. Maria Road, Zamboanga City, 16 CW -18-0316-0222R 8,500,000.00 Landang Gua 8,494,383.53 March 13, 2018 177 School Building at Landang Gua E/S, Landang Gua & Maintenance Zamboanga del Sur Page 1 of 7 LITO Q. SAMIANA, Blk. 5 Lot 6 Phase 3, 17 CW -18-0403-0216N Construction of Day Care Center at Tulungatung 1,500,000.00 Tulungatung SKY-J Construction Lunzuran, 1,496,771.16 February 20, 2018 100 Zamboanga City LITO Q. SAMIANA, Blk. 5 Lot 6 Phase 3, Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of Health 18 CW -18-0403-0209N 710,000.00 Bunguiao SKY-J Construction Lunzuran, 706,748.49 February 20, 2018 59 Center at Bunguiao Zamboanga City Construction of Fence at City Social Welfare and 19 CW -18-0403-0207N 314,500.00 Zone IV Infinite Engineering and Supplies Ramos Drive, Zamboanga City 313,252.21 March 15, 2018 33 Development Office, Zone IV 20 CW -18-0403-0207N Construction of Fence at Health Center, Lumbangan 236,400.00 Lumbangan Infinite Engineering and Supplies Ramos Drive, Zamboanga City 235,961.10 June 13, 2018 34 Mr.ALMOHER T. AMINUDDIN, 21 CW -18-0316-0206 Construction of Sump Tank at Sta. Catalina 500,000.00 Sta. Catalina ERNA Const. and Supplies 497,596.28 February 8, 2018 32 Pamingitan, Bolong, Zamboanga City Mr.ALMOHER T. AMINUDDIN, 22 CW -18-0316-0206 Construction of Sump Tank at Tumaga 500,000.00 Tumaga ERNA Const. and Supplies 497,596.28 March 15, 2018 32 Pamingitan, Bolong, Zamboanga City VICTOR Q. RAMOS Lamitan VJ's Construction and 23 CW -18-0316-0205 Construction of Sump Tank at Canelar 500,000.00 Canelar Lot 2, Block 2, Divisoria, 497,944.16 June 13, 2018 32 Supplies ZamboangaVICTOR Q. City RAMOS Lamitan VJ's Construction and 24 CW -18-0316-0205 Construction of Sump Tank at Sta. Maria 500,000.00 Sta. Maria Lot 2, Block 2, Divisoria, 497,944.16 April 10, 2018 32 Supplies Zamboanga City Installation of Solar Power System at Barangay Hall, JS Engineering and Marketing Gov. Ramos Avenue, San Roque, Zamboanga 25 CW -18-0316-0202R 232,000.00 Sinubong 215,623.56 March 15, 2018 4 Sinubong Services City Installation of Solar Power System at Barangay Hall, JS Engineering and Marketing Gov. Ramos Avenue, San Roque, Zamboanga 26 CW -18-0316-0202R 232,000.00 Patalon 215,623.56 March 15, 2018 4 Patalon Services City Installation of Solar Power System at Barangay Hall, JS Engineering and Marketing Gov. Ramos Avenue, San Roque, Zamboanga 27 CW -18-0316-0202R 232,000.00 Limpapa 215,623.56 March 15, 2018 4 Limpapa Services City Installation of Solar Power System at Barangay Hall, JS Engineering and Marketing Gov. Ramos Avenue, San Roque, Zamboanga 28 CW -18-0316-0202R 232,000.00 Labuan 215,623.56 March 15, 2018 4 Labuan Services City EMIL R. ALVAREZ, 660 E. Francisco Rehabilitation/Improvement of Main Public Market 29 CW -18-0403-0176N 6,700,000.00 Zone IV STEA Construction Drive, Tumaga, 6,698,771.60 January 24, 2018 120 at Zone IV Zamboanga City Construction/Rehabilitation/Improvement of NELINDA LV. TURIJA, Veterans Ave. Ext., NLV Construction & Development 30 CW -18-0316-0174 Zamboanga Central Police Building, Zone IV- 15,000,000.00 Zone IV Sta. Maria, 14,664,345.55 December 14, 2017 150 Corporation Additional For Crime Lab- Zamboanga City 126,052,867.68 94,611,788.38 Page 2 of 7 FDP Form 10b- Bids Results on Goods and Services Republic of the Philippines GOODS AND SERVICES BID-OUT Province, City or Municipality: ZAMBOANGA CITY Second Quarter CY- 2018 Contract Approved Budget Duration No. Reference No. Item Description Location Winning Bidder Name and Address Bid Amount Bidding Date for Contract (Calendar Days) upon request of 1 PO-18-06-0593 7,168 liters Diesel Fuel 344,064.00 CEO Citi Oil, Inc. Mayor Jaldon Street, Zamboanga City 322,560.00 06/08/18 the end user upon request of 2 PO-18-06-0592 16,700 liters Diesel Fuel 801,600.00 CEO Citi Oil, Inc. Mayor Jaldon Street, Zamboanga City 751,500.00 06/08/18 the end user upon request of 3 PO-18-06-0594 1,200 liters Diesel Fuel 57,600.00 CEO Citi Oil, Inc. Mayor Jaldon Street, Zamboanga City 54,000.00 06/08/18 the end user upon request of 4 PO-18-06-0595 11 liters E.O. #40, etc. 3,370.00 CEO Citi Oil, Inc. Mayor Jaldon Street, Zamboanga City 3,270.00 06/08/18 the end user upon request of 5 PO-18-06-0598 720 liters Diesel, et al.. 36,300.00 COA Citi Oil, Inc. Mayor Jaldon Street, Zamboanga City 36,120.00 06/08/18 the end user upon request of 6 PO-18-07-0655 175 pax NEALS 49,000.00 CGSO-SP Zamboanga Seafood House San Roque, Zamboanga City 35,800.00 06/05/18 the end user 7 PO-18-07-0671 1 roll Gauze roll 36x100 yards, et al.. 34,677.00 CHO-Manicahan HC Zbga Medika Int. Ind. Inc. Canelar, Zamboanga City 37,417.00 06/05/18 10 CGSO-Ciy Admin- 8 PO-18-07-0679 2 units Bush Cutter 40,000.00 Asiatic Trading Corp Pilar St., Zamboanga City 69,900.00 06/07/18 10 IBT Unit A, Bangayan Bldg, Veterans Avenue Maria Clara 9 PO-18-07-0661 174 copies Job Order: Printing and Binding Tribute Book 151,206.00 CGSO-CHRMO Freedom Commercial Printers 148,248.00 06/05/18 10 Lorenzo Lobregat Highway, Zamboanga City 10 PO-18-07-0638 195 pcs Training Kits/Bags 23,400.00 CGSO-GAD Deco Crafters gallery Tugbungan, Zamboanga City 23,400.00 06/05/18 10 CGSO-stocks- Ma.
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