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Western Mindanao REGION 9 Address: Gov. Ramos Avenue, San Roque, Zamboanga City Office Number: (062) 991-1828 Email: [email protected] Regional Director: Rolando S. Rufo Mobile Number: Asst. Regional Director: Maria Lewina A. Tolentino Mobile Number: Provincial Office : ZAMBOANGA CITY Address : Gov. Ramos Avenue, San Roque, Zamboanga City Office Number : (062) 991-1789 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Juliet C. Sali Mobile Number : 0916-620-9457 Buying Station : GID Warehouse A and B Location : NFA San Roque, ZC Warehouse Supervisor : Ghazali A. Parawan Mobile Number : 0915-662-4770 Service Areas : Buying Station : GID Warehouse C and D Location : NFA San Roque, ZC Warehouse Supervisor : Jason P. Lim Mobile Number : 0917-832-5897 Service Areas : Buying Station : Mobile Procurement/Pick-up Centers Location : Manicahan, Curuan, and Vitali Warehouse Supervisor : Rixon T. Velasquez Mobile Number : 0997-678-0079 Service Areas : Provincial Office : ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR (ZDS) Address : Brgy. Tiguma, Pagadian City Office Number : (062) 215-2021 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Jess M. Casimiro Mobile Number : 0917-511-7917 Buying Station : Tiguma A and C Warehouse Location : NFA Tiguma, Pagadian City, ZDS Warehouse Supervisor : Mario C. Cabresante Mobile Number : 0946-157-5946 Service Areas : Buying Station : Culo C Warehouse Location : NFA Culo, Molave, ZDS Warehouse Supervisor : Ernesto C. Aranas Mobile Number : 0909-966-4517 Service Areas : Buying Station : San Miguel FSW Location : Betinan, San Miguel, ZDS Warehouse Supervisor : Mario C. Cabresante Mobile Number : 0946-157-5946 Service Areas : Buying Station : FLGC Dumingag Location : Dumingag, ZDS Warehouse Supervisor : Ernesto C. Aranas Mobile Number : 0909-966-4517 Service Areas : Buying Station : MLGC Dimataling Location : Warehouse Supervisor : Mario C. Cabrestante Mobile Number : 0946-157-5946 Service Areas : Provincial Office : ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY (ZS) Address : Taway, Ipil, ZDS Office Number : (062) 333-2737 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Jordan L. Valente Mobile Number : 0917-500-6681 Buying Station : Taway Warehouse & GRC1 Warehouse Location : Taway, Ipil, ZS Warehouse Supervisor : Rosemarie S. Miro Mobile Number : 0955-578-0333 Service Areas : Buying Station : FLGC Siay Warehouse Location : Kimos, Siay, ZS Warehouse Supervisor : Rosemarie S. Miro Mobile Number : 0955-578-0333 Service Areas : Buying Station : Guilawa Warehouse Location : Guilawa, Malangas, ZS Warehouse Supervisor : Rendon A. Rosario Mobile Number : 0917-137-1933 Service Areas : Buying Station : GTM Lease Warehouse Location : Maganay, Buug, ZS Warehouse Supervisor : Rendon A. Rosario Mobile Number : 0917-137-1933 Service Areas : Provincial Office : ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE (ZDN) Address : Gulayon Street, Dipolog City Office Number : (065) 212-3436 Email Address : [email protected] Provincial Manager : Beverly M. Navarro Mobile Number : 0908-895-6079 Buying Station : GID I and II Warehouse Location : Gulayon, Dipolog City Warehouse Supervisor : Mary Anavelle B. Castaño Mobile Number : 0907-659-8818 Service Areas : Buying Station : LFSC Banigan Location : Banigan, Liloy, ZDN Warehouse Supervisor : Joel M. Sta. Cruz Mobile Number : 0966-132-5939 Service Areas : Buying Station : GID Warehouse Siocon Location : JP Brillantes, Siocon, ZDN Warehouse Supervisor : Alemar D. Celicious Mobile Number : 0919-446-4716 Service Areas : Buying Station : Mobile Procurement & Sindangan Buying Station Location : Warehouse Supervisor : Jonathan A. Redillas Mobile Number : 0917-325-2756 Service Areas : .
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