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(CSHP) DOLE-Cordillera Administrative Region October 2017 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Cordillera Administrative Region October 2017 No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Date Approved MERJAN P. HAMBON 74 Bakakeng Norte, Eroded Riprap at the Multi-Purpose Ground of 1 GENERAL LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 3, 2017 Baguio City Adiwang Elementary School c/o CEO CONSTRUCTION 17PI0041 Asset Preservation of National Roads- BKA Poblacion, Tadian, Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction of National Roads with 2 CONSTRUCTION DPWH-MPDEO October 3, 2017 Mt. Province Slips, Slope Collapse, and Landslide, Tertiary Roads, AND SURVEYING Mt. Province- N Vizcaya Rd- KO364+511-KO364+603 REKO GENERAL 18 Dominican Hill CW-BENGUET-76-2017 PARASIPIS CIS (Additional 3 NIA-CAR October 3, 2017 KONSTRUCT Ext. Baguio City Works) Rm # 3 , 3rd Floor, MOMENT DIAGRAM Noble Building, Construction of MRF/ Construction of Municipal Waste Municipal Government 4 October 3, 2017 BUILDERS Calderon Street, Disposal System of Sabangan Baguio City Rm # 3 , 3rd Floor, MOMENT DIAGRAM Noble Building, Improvement of Camatagan-Gayang Farm to Market PGO-Mountain 5 October 3, 2017 BUILDERS Calderon Street, Road Province Baguio City JJJ-A 17PD0058 CY-2016 Basic Educational Facilities ( #131 Crystal Cave, 6 CONSTRUCTION BEFF-Batch 15), Completion of 2-Sty, 6 CL School DPWH-BCDEO October 3, 2017 Baguio City AND SUPPLIES Building, Joaquin Smith NHS, Baguio City EDISON 17PL0114: Construction and Maintenance of Bridges DEVELOPMENT & along National Roads- Widening of Permanent CONSTN./ UPLAND Purok 7- Bulanao, 7 Bridges to more than 2 lanes- Primary Bulanao BR.1 DPWH-LKDEO October 3, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Tabuk City, Kalinga (B00974LZ)along Kalinga-Cagayan Rd. (Calanan- AND ENGINEERING Enrile Section) SERVICES(JV) SUMMERLIN Reclamation/Construction of Sidewalk CONSTRUCTION Alapang , La Pavement/Marking Railings where Applicable 8 LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 5, 2017 AND DEVELOPMENT Trinidad, Benguet including tactile pavement Strip Floor the Visually CORPORATION Impared at the SBD & Other Commercial and Parks D AND A 9 Lagawe, Ifugao Rehab. Of Palaad-Ayangan FMR LGU-Mayoyao October 5, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Page 1 of 19 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Cordillera Administrative Region October 2017 No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Date Approved ALFALFA Ibulao, Banguinge, 10 Continuation of Balngbang-Banao FMR LGU-Mayoyao October 5, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Kiangan, Ifugao SUMMERLIN CONSTRUCTION Alapang , La Construction of Public CR At Gurel (Beside Highway 11 LGU-Bokod October 5, 2017 AND DEVELOPMENT Trinidad, Benguet Restaurant) Poblacion, Bokod, Benguet CORPORATION #38 Apugan St. SHINE MAE 12 Tomas Central, Major Renovation of City Director's Office LGU-Baguio c/o CBAO October 6, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Baguio City #38 Apugan St. SHINE MAE Concreting of Pathway From Cudli's Residence at 13 Tomas Central, LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 6, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Purok 6 Baguio City #38 Apugan St. Concreting of Pathway with Railings from Liwliwa's SHINE MAE 14 Tomas Central, Residence Going Down to Guinumtad's Residence at LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 6, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Baguio City Purok 6 #38 Apugan St. SHINE MAE Improvement of Drainage Canal Near Buyacao's 15 Tomas Central, LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 6, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Place at Purok 4-East Baguio City 17PF0051- Soil Exploration of Proposed Construction LOC of Various School Building Projects under the TVL and IB-43 Betag , La 16 CONSTRUCTION & Other Laboratory Workshop Building for Senior High DPWH-BSDEO October 9, 2017 Trindad, Benguet SUPPLY School within DPWH-Benguet Second District Engineering Office with 133 Number of Bareholes 17PD0047: CY-2016 Basic Education Facilities Fund # 302 Kennon GREAT ZONE (BEFF) Batch 3-Construction of 4 Storey 4 17 Road, Camp 7, DPWH-BCDEO October 9, 2017 ENTERPRISE Classrooms School Buildings, San Luis Elementary Baguio City School LINCEE GENERAL 17PD0048:CY-2016 Basic Education Facilities Fund CONSTRUCTION Acop, Caponga, 18 (BEFF) Batch 10- Construction of Technical DPWH-BCDEO October 9, 2017 AND GENERAL Tublay, Benguet Vocational School Mil-An National School MERCHANDISE Page 2 of 19 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Cordillera Administrative Region October 2017 No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Date Approved GALAZ Maba-ay, Bauko, P-2017-007: Improvement of Sumey-ang Core Road 19 LGU-Bauko October 9, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Mt. Province Phase 2 Konig , Tocucan, 20 JYP CONSTRUCTION Bontoc, Mt. Improvemetn of Conig FMR LGU-Bontoc October 9, 2017 Province 251 Poblacion Provision of Potable Water (Northern Zone) CW-11- 21 BONTOC BUILDERS Bontoc, Mt. LGU-Sagada October 9, 2017 2017 Province KUATAKO CONSTRUCTION Guadayan Puguis, AND GENERAL PGO-Mountain 22 La Trinidad, Improvement/ Upgrading of Sinto-Pactil-Boga Road October 9, 2017 CONTRACTOR AND Province Benguet MOUNTAIN HORIZON BUILDER (JV) KUATAKO AP 066 Paltingnan, Giant International CONSTRUCTION 23 Ambiong, La FIT-OUT WORKS Software Station October 10, 2017 AND GENERAL Trinidad, Benguet Incorporation Inc CONTRACTOR 1) Upgrading of Municipal Evacuation Center, ALMOND La Trinidad, Poblacion, Bokod, Benguet and 2) Completion of 24 ENGINEERING AND LGU-Bokod October 10, 2017 Benguet Municipal Evacuation Center, Poblacion, Bokod, COSNTRUCTION Benguet 17PD0066 Maintenance, Repair and Rehabilitation of Infrastructure of Infrastructure Facilities and Other JOMARCANN Activities- Flood Control and Drainage Systems, #1 Lower QM 25 GENERAL Structures and Related Facilities: Repair/ Maintenance DPWH-BCDEO October 10, 2017 Subd., Baguio City CONSTRUCTION of Flood Control including Related Structures of the following : 2. Along Tacay Road, KO308+(-110), Baguio City HGW=3 Poblacion, Sablan, RAF01-2017-07-07/ Repair and Improvement of Kalinga State 26 ENGINEERING AND October 10, 2017 Benguet structures/ Facilities and Acquisition of Equipment University COSNTRUCTION Page 3 of 19 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Cordillera Administrative Region October 2017 No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Date Approved P-4 Bulanao, Tabuk 17PB0030 Construction of Senior High School 27 RMG BUILDERS DPWH-AFDEO October 12, 2017 City, Kalinga Classroom-Allangaigan PS #164 Mayangao Cosntruction of Science and Technology Processing Street, Dagupan 28 TNJ BUILDERS Center- Conract Reference Number KSU October 12, 2017 Centro, Tabuk City, 264004010100017 Kalinga LAB GENERAL ENGINEERING/ I.P LACWASAN JD 300-1 Pico, La Cosntruction of Research and Extension Center- 29 CONSTRUCTION KSU October 12, 2017 Trinidad, Benguet Conract Reference Number 264004010100013 AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION JOINT VENTURE BAWINGAN ENG'G Lower Cypress, 30 CONSTRUCTION & Improvement of Road c/o CEO (SCRB) LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 12, 2017 Irisan, Baguio City ENTERPRISE 17PD0065 Maintenance, Repair and Rehabilitation of Infrastructure Facilities and other Activities- Flood JFLAMAZAN #521 Purok 8, control and Drainage systems, Srtuctures and Related 31 CONSTRUCTION Dontogan , Baguio DPWH-BCDEO October 12, 2017 Facilities: Repair/ Maintenance of flood control AND SUPPLY City including Related structures of the following 1. Along Kennon Road, KO242+728, Baguio City 456 Yakal St., Pob. 17PG0048 Construction of 1-Unit Standard Technical LINSCO 32 East, Lagawe, Vocational Building, ayangan National Agricultural & DPWH-IFDEO October 12, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Ifugao Vocatiopnal High School #38 Apugan St. SHINE MAE Continuation and Rehabilitation of Canal at Sector 5 33 Tomas Central, LGU-Baguio c/o CEO October 13, 2017 CONSTRUCTION c/o CEO (SCRB) Baguio City SONBLESSED Purok 5, Bulanao 17PL0101 Construction of Rain Water Collector 34 CONSTRUCTION DPWH-LKDEO October 13, 2017 Tabuk City, Kalinga System, Tanudan, Rizal and Tabuk City, Kalinga AND SUPPLY Page 4 of 19 REGIONAL REPORT ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH PROGRAM (CSHP) DOLE-Cordillera Administrative Region October 2017 No. Company Name and Address Project Name Project Owner Date Approved 17PK0056 Cluste 1 Impelentation of Various Calamity- SONBLESSED Related Projects Damaged by Typhoon "LAWIN" Purok 5, Bulanao 35 CONSTRUCTION ALONG Mt. Province Bdry- Valanan- Pinukpuk Road DPWH-UKDEO October 13, 2017 Tabuk City, Kalinga AND SUPPLY and Lubuagan- Batong Buhay road; Tinglayan and Lubuagan, Kalinga Poblacion, GO AHEAD Construction of Lacheg-Ticab Water system (n MLGU Municipality of 36 Sadanga, Mountain October 18, 2017 CONSTRUCTION MDF-03) Sadanga Province 17PL0140 Construction of One(1) Storey Two(2) PMD 134 Appas, Tabuk Classroom School Building with attached CR, 37 COSNTRUCTION DWPH-LKDEO October 18, 2017 City, Kalinga Magabbangon Elementary School, Tabuk City, AND SUPPLIES Kalinga 17PI0039 Road Upgrading ( Unpaved to Paved) Based on Gravel Road Strategies, Traffic Benchmark for Upgrading to Paved Road Standards (HDM-4 E.T. LATAWAN Antadao, Sagada, 38 Project Analysis), Secondary Roads, Mt. Province- DPWH-MPDEO October 18, 2017 CONSTRUCTION Mt. Province Cagayan via Tabuk- Enrile Rd- KO396+812- KO396+889, KO398+571- KO398+573, KO398+693- KO398+744, KO397+655- KO397+704 17PI0075: National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund (Calamity Fund)- Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Repair, Aid , Relief and other works or services, including pre-disaster activities; BMK Implementation of various flood control projects in CONSTRUCTION/ 716 Panta St. Mountain Province which were
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