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REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 April 2019 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved 1 BME PARTNERS INC/ADMIN PROPOSED 2 STOREY COMM’L BLDG BME PARTNERS INC 4/1/2019 SERAFIN RAY P. MAGRACIA/ADMIN 2 SERAFIN RAY P. B78-Lot 10 PH 4 Xavier E states PROPOSED TWO (2) STOREY RESINDENTIAL BLDG 4/1/2019 MAGRACIA Upper Balulang 3 MR. AND MRS. HEINZ TAN SERAFIN RAY P. PROPOSED ONE-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 4/1/2019 Unit 10-D Upper Carmen Cdoc MAGRACIA Lourdes College AD.D CONSTRUCTION 4 Incorporated Owner Tres De Mayo Poblacion Word 4 3 STOREY BUILDING EXTENSION 4/1/2019 Representative Sister Elsa Minglanilla Cebu City Rioveros Rvm ERIANE CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY 5 LGU-MUNICIPALITY OF 2ND Floor P&E Building(PENBANK) CONSTRUCTION OF SLAUGHTER HOUSE 4/1/2019 SAN FERNANDO G.Lavina Ave Valencia City Bukidnon ORO GEOMETRIC BUILDERS INC 6 Zone 1 Barra Opol Misamis Oriental, PROJECT DIEGO POINT 2 TO 3(PERIMETER FENCE) NESTLE PHILIPPINES 4/1/2019 9016-Philippines J.T. GAMOLO CONSTRUCTION DPWH-BUKIDNON 1ST 7 18KA1004-CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE PUROK 2, BAGONTAAS, VALENCIA DEO MALAYBALAY CITY 4/1/2019 BUILDING (TESDA) CITY BUKIDNON BUKIDNON MAFIL BUILDERS INC DPWH-BUKIDNON 1ST 8 18KA0103-CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE PUROK 2 PATAG BAGONTAAS DEO MALAYBALAY CITY 4/1/2019 BUILDING (TESDA) VALENCIA CITY BUKIDNON BUKIDNON ZI 9 BUILDERS AND SUPPLIES 9 Lot 32 Blk8 Bhp3 Casisang CONCRETING OF MARKET SITE ROAD LGU-DAMULOG 4/2/2019 Malaybalay City BRILLANTES CONSTRUCTION LOCAL GOVERNMENT 10 DEVELOPMENT OF LAND FOR THE RELOCATION OF Sunkiss Village, Valencia City, UNIT (LGU) SAN 4/3/2019 INFORMAL SETTLERS Bukidnon FERNANDO BUKIDNON M. DESIGN & CONSTRUCT 11 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 1924 M. Fortich, Valencia City, LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF MARAMAG 4/3/2019 UNIT OF MARAMAG Bukidnon Page 1 of 16 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 April 2019 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved MAMAWAG CONSTRUCTION 12 CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE HALL AT 0353 Abello St. Brgy 6, Malaybalay LGU-IMPASUG-ONG 4/4/2019 IMPALUTAO City MILLENIUM BUILDERS AND PROPOSED NEW EMED BUILDING OFFICE REGION- 13 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION 10,MACABALAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, 4/5/2019 MANAGEMENT BUREAU Lilod Madaya Marawi City ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU MCA CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLIES 14 Zone 6, Falcata St Brgy 11 CONSTRUCTION OF HANGING BRIDGE AT PUROK 9 LGU-MALAYBALAY 4/5/2019 Impalambong Malaybalay City 18KA0090-CONSTRUCTION OF 1 STOREY 2 15 FOOTPRINTS CONSTRUCTION DPWH-BUKIDNON 1ST CLASSROOM SCHOOL BUILDING @ CONCEPCION 4/5/2019 CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY DEO, MALAYBALAY CITY NHS VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON MIDANAO ROCK 601-809-0-CONCRETING OF ROAD SHOULDER AND 16 Don Anselmo Bernard Avenue, OVERLAYING OF ASPHALT PAVEMENT FROM SOUTH CITY OF TANGUB 4/8/2019 Ozamis City 2ND STREET TO OSMENA STREET PROVINCIAL JOMARA KONSTRUCKT CORP CONCRETING OF BAROY- STA. CRUZ-SALONG 17 GOVERNMENT OF Jomara Building Poblacion Ward III, PROVINCIAL ROAD BAROY & LALA LANAO DEL 4/8/2019 LANAO DEL NORTE- Ming;amilla, Cebu NORTE REGION X MUNICIPAL 18 E AND R ENTERPRISES AND CONST. 04-19CW-CONSTRUCTION OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF 4/8/2019 Mendoza Street Puntod Cdo GYMNASUEM PHASE 1 LIBONA BUKIDNON 19 MARY THERESE D. ARGUELLES/ADMIN MAR THERESE D. PROPOSED COMMERCIAL BUILDING 4/8/2019 Lumbia Hi-Way Cdoc ARGUELLES 20 SS CONSTRUCTION/SUPPLY CONSTRUCTION OF 2-STOREY MULTI PURPOSE PROVINCE OF 4/8/2019 Barra Opol BLDG (PHASE IV BUKIDNON AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 21 CONSTRUCTION OF CITY JAIL DRAINAGE SYSTEM, CITY GOVERNMENT OF MERCHANDISE 4/8/2019 LUMBIA; SN 78- 2019 CAGAYAN Z-3 Igpit Opol, MIsamis Oriental AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 22 CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE LINE DRAINAGE AT CITY GOVERNMENT OF MERCHANDISE 4/8/2019 LAPASAN NHS; SN 50-2019 CAGAYAN Z-3 Igpit Opol, MIsamis Oriental Page 2 of 16 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 April 2019 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved 23 JOEL E. RAMOS PROP 4-STOREY COMMERCIAL BLDG JOEL E. RAMOS 4/10/2019 Pueblo De Oro Upper Carmen Cdoc AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 24 CONCRETE PAVING OF BONTONG CAMAMAN-AN TO CITY GOVERNMENT OF MERCHANDISE 4/10/2019 INDAHAG ROAD; SN 03-2019 CAGAYAN DE ORO Zone 3 Igpit, Opol Misamis Oriental AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 25 SITE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (SAPONG COLD MUNICIPALITY OF MERCHANDISE 4/10/2019 SPRING) PHASE 1 LAGONGLONG Zone 3 Igpit, Opol Misamis Oriental AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 26 MUNICIPALITY OF MERCHANDISE CONCRETING OF MANAOL FMR 4/10/2019 LAGONGLONG Zone 3 Igpit, Opol Misamis Oriental AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 27 MUNICIPALITY OF MERCHANDISE CONCRETING OF GASTON FMR (PHASE II) 4/10/2019 LAGONGLONG Zone 3 Igpit, Opol Misamis Oriental AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 28 MUNICIPALITY OF MERCHANDISE CONCRETING OF DAMPIL FMR PHASE III 4/10/2019 LAGONGLONG Zone 3 Igpit, Opol Misamis Oriental AT BUILDERS & GENERAL 29 MUNICIPALITY OF MERCHANDISE CONCRETING OF BARANGAY ROAD 4/10/2019 LAGONGLONG Zone 3 Igpit, Opol Misamis Oriental 30 ALI & ANNA SUMANDAR/ADMIN 3 STOREY RESIDENTIAL BLDG ALI & ANNA SUMANDAR 4/10/2019 HANSEI CORPORATION NGCP-NATIONAL GRID 31 Unit 303 Victoria Towers C. Timog ONSHORE PORTION OF PACKAGE D: MINDANAO- CORPORATION IN THE 4/10/2019 Avenue Corner Panay Avenue, Brgy VISAYAS INTERCONNECTION PROJECT PHILIPPINES Paligsahan Quezon City 32 COPAM BUILDERS & TRADING MINOR RENOVATION OF ROBINSONS BANK ROBINSONS BANK 4/10/2019 NCR MAFIL BUILDERS, INC. PROPOSED FASTFOOD STALLS, COMPORT ROOMS 33 LGU-VALENCIA CITY, Purok 2 Patag, Bagontaas Valencia AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM PHASE-1 AT PUBLIC 4/10/2019 BUKIDNON City Bukidnon MARKET, VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON Page 3 of 16 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 April 2019 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved FURNISHING OF MATERIALS LABOR AND EQUIPMENT MYRMIDON CONSTRUCTION IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF DOUBLE BAREEL 4.00M X 34 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 1924 Fortich St. Valencia City, 8709 4.00M X 15.00M AT .40 THICK REINFORCED 4/11/2019 OF MARAMAG Bukidnon CONCRETE BOX CULVERT (DILG AM 2018) BT SCHEME (CIVIL WORKS) 18INFR007-COMPLETION OF CONVERSATION OF VO- NAHARO BUILDERS INC. 35 AG BUILDING INTO SCIENCE LABORATORY BUILDING, USTP-CLAVERIA, Golden Millenium Motors Building, 4/12/2019 USTP-CLAVERIA, MAGSAYSAY ST., MISAMIS MISAMIS ORIENTAL Barangay Bayanihan, Butuan City ORIENTAL NAHARO BUILDERS INC. 36 PROCUREMENT OF CONCRETING OF JUNCTION LGU-CLAVERIA, MISAMIS Golden Millenium Motors Building, 4/12/2019 PROVINCIAL ROAD TO SITIO IMPAKIBIL, APOSKAHOY ORIENTAL Barangay Bayanihan, Butuan City LUIZ BUILDERS 37 LGU-MANOLO FORTICH, CFZ Building District 7, Calaanan, CONSTRUCTION OF LEGISLATIVE BUILDING 4/12/2019 BUKIDON Canitoan, Cagayan De Oro City RUDHIL CONSTRUCTION & ENTERPRISES INC. 18KF0139-CONCRETING OF ROAD, BARANGAY 38 DPWH-2ND DEO, LANAO PUROK NEW SOCIETY 1, POBLACION-BARANGAY PRICESA, BAROY, LANAO 4/12/2019 DEL NORTE BARANGAY CULO, MOLAVE DEL NORTE ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR DOYDORA ENTERPRISES 39 P-1 Linabo, Malaybalay City, CONSTRUCTION OF BARREL BOX CULVERT (SVP) LGU-MALAYBALAY CITY 4/16/2019 Bukidnon DOYDORA ENTERPRISES 40 CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING AT P-1 Linabo, Malaybalay City, LGU-MALAYBALAY CITY 4/16/2019 SAN MARTIN AGRO-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Bukidnon DOYDORA ENTERPRISES 41 P-1 Linabo, Malaybalay City, CONSTRUCTION OF NICHES AT CITY CEMETERY LGU-MALAYBALAY CITY 4/16/2019 Bukidnon DOYDORA ENTERPRISES 42 CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY MANAGOK MULTI- P-1 Linabo, Malaybalay City, LGU-MALAYBALAY CITY 4/16/2019 PURPOSE BUILDING Bukidnon Page 4 of 16 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED/CONCURRED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Regional Office No. 10 April 2019 Date No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Approved DOYDORA ENTERPRISES 43 CONSTRUCTION OF MP HALL AT LALAWAN HIGH P-1 Linabo, Malaybalay City, LGU-MALAYBALAY CITY 4/16/2019 SCHOOL Bukidnon DOYDORA ENTERPRISES 44 P-1 Linabo, Malaybalay City, CONSTRUCTION OF BFP MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING LGU-MALAYBALAY CITY 4/16/2019 Bukidnon 45 ALEXANDER PIMENTEL/ADMIN S.V. MORE PHARMA C PROPOSED 2 STOREY COMMERCIAL BLDG 4/22/2019 Zone 13 Pueblo De Oro Cdoc BUTUAN CITY CORP. JOMARA KONSTRUCKT CORP 46 ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE 1 AND PHASE 2-ST. CITY GOVERNMENT OF Jomara Building Poblacion Ward III, 4/22/2019 PETER BRGY ST PETER MALAYBALAY BUKIDNON MALAYBALAY Minglanilla Cebu 47 ICI INSTITUTE PROPOSED 4-STOREY SCHOOL BUILDING ICI INSTITUTES 4/22/2019 Bugo Cagayan De Oro City HANSEI CORPORATION NGCP-NATIONAL GRID 48 Unit 303 Victoria Towers C. Timog ONSHORE PORTIONS OF THE MINDANAO CORPORATION IN THE 4/22/2019 Avenue Corner Panay Avenue, Barangay SUBSTATION PROJECT PHILIPPINES Paligsahan Quezon City STARLAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 49 INC STARLAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL INC 1 STOREY NESTOR ANDALAN JR. 4/22/2019 L 13-14 Zone 9 Apovel Highway SCHOOL BUILDING Bulua Cdo RARMAN CONSTRUCTION & TRADING 50 19KG0067-66X SELECTIVE REPLACEMENT DPWH 1ST DISTRICT 393 BAGUIO DA ALIST MARAWI 4/22/2019 CONCRETE REBLOCKING LDN CITY MAC BUILDERS 18KA0110-CONSTRUCTION OF MULTI-PURPOSE 1ST DISTRICT 51 PUROK 8, BRGY.LINAO, ORMOC FACILITY (GRANDSTAND-2) BRGY. LAGUITAS, ENGINEERING OFFICE, 4/24/2019 CITY LEYTE MALAYBALAY, BUKIDNON REGION X 52 KMAR CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLIES CONSTRUCTION OF TRADING POST/ STORAGE AT LGU-LANAO DEL NORTE 4/24/2019 Monai Lanao Del Norte MAINTERING MAIGO LANAO DEL NORTE 53 RHIO
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