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Republic ofthe Philippines ~/ 12 JUL 2019 Quezon City SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD 21" City Council PROPOSED RESOLUTION NO. __, S-2019 A RESOLUTION, RATIFYING THE CONTRACTS ENTERED INTO BY THE CITY MAYOR WITH THE WINNING BIDDERS FOR VARIOUS INFRASTRUCTlJRE PRO~CTS(PROJECT NO. 18-15001 TO 18-15009, 18-12007B, 18-4007D, 18-10018C, 18­ 160011 TO 18-16010, 18-12001 TO 18-12006, 18-12008 TO 18-120012, 18-12014 TO 18· 12021,18-12023 TO 18-12030, 18-12033, 18-3001 TO 18-13003, 18-13005,18-13007 TO 18­ 13012,18-13014 TO 18-18-13015, 18-1001 TO 18-1019; 18-2001 TO 18-2002, 18·14001 TO 14016, 18-14018 TO 18-14024, 18·17001 TO 18-17031, 18-18001 TO 18009, 18-140178, 18­ 17023B, 18-18010 TO 18018, 18-19001 TO 18-19015, 18-20001 TO 18-20010, 19-1001 TO 19-1057,19-4001 TO 19.4044, 18-170218, 18-19014B, 19-2001 TO 19-2022, 19-3001 TO 19­ 3032,19-5001 TO 19-5014, 19-8001 TO 19-8019, 19-9001 TO 19-9006, 19-9008 TO 19-9021, 19-601h, 19-6003 TO 19-6015, 19-7001, 19-7003, AND 19-7005 TO 19-7006) IN QUEZON CITY, Introduced by Councilor Hero Clarence M. Bautista WHEREAS, Section 16 of Republic Act No. 7160 expressly states that "Every local government unit shall exercise the powers expressly h'Tanted, those necessarily implied there from, as well as powers necessary, appropriate, or incidental of its efficient and effective governance, and those which are essential to the promotion of the general welfare;" WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 7160 otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991 expressly states that a resolution shall first be passed/approved by the concerned Sanggunian before the local chief executive can enter into agreement with private entity; WHEREAS, there is a need to ratifY the contract entered into by the City Mayor with winning bidders for the implementation of various infrastructure projects in Quezon City as enumerated below: Project No:-! Project Title ~-= Amount Winnine Bidderq 18-15001 Improvement of Police Station R GABRIEL 2,266,678.34 5 (S.O.C.O. Office) CONSTRUCTION I Improvement of Arugaan I F5002 R. GABRIEL I Yakap Day Care and Storage 2,829,878.24 CONSTRUCTION Room I 18-15003 Construction ofQuezon City B.P. DELA TORRE Hall Precinct (Phase 2), Quezon CONSTRUCTION & 4,987,743.44 DEVELOPMENT ICity CORPORATION 18-15004 /Improvement of Old Justice ') R. GABRIEL I Hall for Temporary Office of 6,853,~78.10 CONSTRUCTION h: OSCA 18-15005sf Landscaping of Quezon City ----l R.R.A REQUILLAS 1 L Hall Parking Building, Quezon 7,047,476.10 CONSTRUCTION AND City SUPPLY i 18-~te Development Plan of I Rosario Maclang Bautista 9,711,333.30 E.M. CUERPO, INC. ~ General 18-15007 Improvement ofThird Floor MRRM TRADING AND I QC Hall Main Building (Phase 13,603,689.98 CONSTRUCTION ! I 2) ~-1500n Construction of Retaining Wall 6,333,740.96 'lROSAND BUILDERS at Kalamansian Creek of CORPORATION 18-15009 Improvement of Drainage 1 ROSAND BUILDERS System and Construction of 9,811,950.13 CORPORATION Steel 18-4007D Rehabilitation ofCovered TRILEX BUILDERS Pathwalk along St. Joseph 1 2,467,680.89 AND CONSTRUCTION Street SUPPLY, INC. 1 18-10018C Improvement ofRoad and 1 BERNA-MAE : Drainage at Saturina Street 2,414,258.86 TRADING & 1 , I CONSTRUCTION L16~01 rm"",m,,'" Ci,,, e,",cr 18 69724< 56 IALveo TRADING & - Buildings A & B, Quezon ". CONTRACTOR 18-16002 Construction of Plaza Bomfacio I TRILEX BUILDERS (Phase I), Quezon City Hall 18 921 916 89 AND c.mp~d ~' CONSYTIWCIION I 1; .. SUPPLY 18-16003 Improvement of Novaliches V.S. CERDON IRON District Hospital (Phase 2) 22,182,501.79 WORKS & CONSTRUCTION Improvement of 15"' Floor QC MRRM TRADING AND ~;16004 33,214,947.98 Hall Main Building, CONSTRUCTION ~ Improvement ofTreasury r16~5 34,311,958.52 Building (Phase 2) RLCONSTRUCTION ITDR ~o:1 18-16006 Construction ofEPWMD TRILEX BUILDERS Ecological Trail (Phase 2) 39,792,884.67 AND CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY, INC. 18-16008 Construction of Parking AL. SALAZAR 98,061,169.00 Building at Amoranto Sports l CONSTRUCTION, INC. 18-16009 Construction ofRetaining Wall MRBII at Gumamela Street, CONSTRUCTION 33,529,041.00 I CORPORATIONST. STEPHANIE I CONSYTRUCTION ~NDTRADING 18-16010 Beautification and ORPEGA Improvement of A Roces 51,837,779.73 ICONSTRue~ -I Rotunda ------1 , -120@1 1 Construction of Flagpole at MATTRO ~l Judge Juan Luna High School 384,390.04 1 CONSTRUCTION ----i _1200~struction of Gazebo at MATTRO 1 Judge Juan Luna High School 785,506.41 CONSTRUCTION Construction of Storage Room -12003 at Civic Building A and B R. GABRIEL 1,407,123.51 Basement CONSTRUCTION Renovation ofMulti-purpose R~SAND BUILDhl<S • 1 Building at Bistekville- 2 I='2,299,042.1.> ,l _~ORATION ~-- Repainting and Improvement of 18-12005 Pugad Lawin High School For 1 Two (2) Buildings 2,545,255.33 ORPEGA J I CONSTRUCTIN CGGENERAL 18-12006 lm"",m",,'T~ (2) SIo", CONSTRUCTION AND Barangay Hall I'3,561,969.33 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 18-12008 Construction of4 Storev I AMLAC Senior High School 4,012,138.00 A.L. SALAZAR I Building (Phase 2) CONSTRUCTION, INC Repainting and Improvement of Bungad Elementary School ORPEGA 18-12P09 5,540,839.69 for 2 Buildings CONSTRUCTION Repainting and Improvement of LEX-MAR GENERAL_ 18-12PI0 Bayanihan Elementary School MERCHANDISE & 5,830,483.65 For 2 Buildings CONTRACTOR Construction ofMasagana 18-12PII Multi-purpose Building 7,416,266.28 LDG CONSTRUCTIION (Phase 2) GRANDEUR Construction ofHousing Units CONSTRUCTION & 18-12012 I at Bistekville 12 (Phase 3) 7,551,471.28 VIBRANT REALTY, INC Repainting and Improvement of , 18-12014 San Jose High School AZAMARA 9,005,496.82 for 4 Buildings CONSTRUCTION, INC AMARANTH Repainting and Improvement of TRADING & 18-12015 Ramon Magsaysay Elementary 9,92 I,971. 22 DEVELOPMENT School for 4 Buildings CORPORATION ROTAFLEX Repainting and Improvement of CONSTRUCTION AND 18-12016 San Jose Elementary School for 10,485,605.96 DEVELOPMENT 6 Buildings CORPORATION MRBII Construction ofHousing Units 18-12017 CONSTRUCTION at Bistekville 3 (Burol Area) 10,659,954.29 CORPORATION Renovation ofQ.CP.U School 18-12018 Building at San Francisco CECILIAN BUILDERS 11,010.414.82 Campus Construction at Gazebo at MASCOT 13,775,970.65 118-12019 Reception House (Phase 2) CORPORATION Repainting and Improvement of 18-12020 Judge Juan Luna High VILLARAM BUILDERS 14,925,076.80 School for 5 Buildings -- Improvement ofMurphy LX54 TRADING AND 18-12021 17,824,720.52 Market CONSTRUCTION GRANDEUR Construction ofBagong CONSTRUCTION & 18-12023 25,311 ,210.42 Silangan Fire Station VIBRANT REALTY, INC. Construction ofHousing Units D1ADEMA 18-12024 25,579,015.52 at Bistekville 4 (Phase2) ENTERPRISES GRANDEUR Land Development of ' CONSTRUCTION & 18-12025 1,845,901.77 Bistekvillel2 (Phase2) VIBRANT REALTY, INC Improvement ofRoad and R. GABRIEL 18-12026 2,935,140.42 Drainage at Opal Street CONSTRUCTION MRBII Land Development of 18-12027 2,955,169.94 CONSTRUCTION Bistekville 3 (Burol Area) CORPORATION Site Improvement ofBistekville ROSAND BUILDERS 18-12028 3,103,659.83 28 CORPORATION~ Site Improvement ofBistekvilIe TRI-DG TRADING & 18-12029 4,180,988.31 25 CONSTRUCTION Improvement ofRoad and 18-12030 Drainage at Milagrosa 6,046,385.00 ~BENGUET BUILDERS Extension Leading to Palayan J 18-12033 Construction ofBagong FRAMECON 30, II 0,034,52 Silanganan Police Station BUILDERS , Construction ofQuezon City FRAMECON 18-13002 Community Center (Phase 2) BUILDERS Construction of6 Storey Civic AL. SALAZAR Center Building D 51,352,395,87 CONSTRUCTION, INC. (Phase 4) Construction of Housing Units 18-13005 69,531,770,18 JOSE CRIS BUILDERS at Bistekville 32 Construction of Sheet Piles and IPM CONSTRUCTION Slope Protection Improvement 18-13007 AND DEVELOPMENT including Drainage System 104,978,744.43 CORPORATION Renovation Construction ofHousing Units MILLENIUM at Bistekville 31, Brgy, E. 110,247,355,90 ERECTORS 18-13008 i Rodriguez CORPORATION TOKWING Architectural Retrofitting of QC 18-13009 150,498,321.50 CONSTRUCTION Hall Main Building CORPORATION , AL-REM KONSTRUCT INC./MRRM Construction of Quezon City 18-13010 179,764,760,66 TRADING AND , Archival Center CONSTRUCTION (Joint Venture) f-------+---------- --------+-iW~INL~AR*vK:rO;;cNrc;S'i"TRDlUn.C;c;oTrl I INC./MRRM Electrical Retrofitting ofQC I 18-13011 198,270,651.44 TRADING & Hall Main Building (Phase 2) CONSTRUCTION, INC, (Joint Venture) ROTAFLEX CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT Construction of Quezon City 18-13QI2 270,350,893,04 CORPORATION I AL. General Warehouse SALAZAR CONSTRUCTION, INC. (Joint Venture) Construction of Quezon City MILLENllJM 18-13014 Health Department Building 380,437,288,56 ERECTORS including Red Cross Office CORPORATION MILLENIUM 18-13015 Extension ofHall ofJustice 381,747,597,98 ERECTORS Building (Phase 2) CORPORATION f------I-------=--------+-------tiC~G~Grr:EF~NERAL Fabricationllnstallation of CONSTRUCTION AND 18-1001 Movable Basketball Goals (10 1,309,149,85 DEVELOPMENT units) District 1 CORPORATION Fabricationllnstallation of Steel Gate and Concreting of V,S, CERDON IRON Ground at Don Quintin Paredes 18-1002 1,579,166,23 WORKS High School along Lanzones & CONSTRUCTION Street Rehabilitation of Stage at BASCONSTRAK 1,845,337.50 b-lOO' Proiect 6 Elementarv School BUILDERS 118-1004 Construction of Steel Gate and 2,022,108,76 ALVCO TRADING & Covered Pathwalk at New Era CONTRACTOR Elementary School along Tandang Sora Avenue Construction ofHolding Area at ALVCO TRADING & 18-10P5 2,214,403.38 Kamuning Elementary School CONTRACTOR Construction of2 Storey Police 18-10P6 Station at North Susana Heights along Commonwealth 2,580,203.59 4NN - GIE BUILDERS Avenue Corner Aduana Street Construction ofMulti-Purpose 18-1007 Hall along Escopa POO Site 2,810,347.61 I ~~~~~~~L Road cor.
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    CITATION : Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population Report No. 1 – A NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR) Population by Province, City, Municipality, and Barangay August 2016 ISSN 0117-1453 ISSN 0117-1453 REPORT NO. 1 – A 2015 Census of Population Population by Province, City, Municipality, and Barangay NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Republic of the Philippines Philippine Statistics Authority Quezon City REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT RODRIGO R. DUTERTE PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY BOARD Honorable Ernesto M. Pernia Chairperson PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY Lisa Grace S. Bersales, Ph.D. National Statistician Josie B. Perez Deputy National Statistician Censuses and Technical Coordination Office Minerva Eloisa P. Esquivias Assistant National Statistician National Censuses Service ISSN 0117-1453 Presidential Proclamation No. 1269 Philippine Statistics Authority TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword v Presidential Proclamation No. 1269 vii List of Abbreviations and Acronyms xi Explanatory Text xiii Map of the National Capital Region (NCR) xxi Highlights of the Philippine Population xxiii Highlights of the Population : National Capital Region (NCR) xxvii Summary Tables Table A. Population and Annual Population Growth Rates for the Philippines and Its Regions, Provinces, and Highly Urbanized Cities: 2000, 2010, and 2015 xxxi Table B. Population and Annual Population Growth Rates by Province, City, and Municipality in National Capital Region (NCR): 2000, 2010, and 2015 xxxiv Table C. Total Population, Household Population,
  • Store Business Address Business Center Location Inside Robinsons

    Store Business Address Business Center Location Inside Robinsons

    Store Store Business Address Business Center Location inside Robinsons Department Store Regular Store Hours (Daily / Weekdays / Sat / Sun) 1 RDS RP Ermita Robinsons Place, M. Adriatico St., Ermita, Manila 1000 Midtown Wing Level 1 near Ladies Shoes Section SN-TH (10:00 AM - 9:00 PM) F-ST (10:00 AM - 10:00 PM) 2 RDS Tutuban Center Mall Tutuban Center, Loop Road West, C.M. Recto, Tondo, Manila 1012 Level 2 beside Luggage Section 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM 3 RDS Festival Mall Alabang Filinvest Alabang, Muntinlupa City Level 2 beside Snacks and Toys Section 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM 4 RDS RP Pioneer EDSA corner Pioneer St., Mandaluyong City Level 2 beside Intimate Apparel Section 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM 5 RDS RP Magnolia UG, Level 2 &3, Aurora Boulevard, New Manila, Q.C. Upper Ground Floor Near Men’s Furnishing Section M-TH (11:00 AM - 9:00 PM) F-SN (10:00 AM - 10:00 PM) 6 RDS RP Santiago Maharlika Hi-way, Brgy Mabini, Santiago City, Isabela Level 1 beside Luggage section 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM 7 RDS RP Imus Aguinaldo Highway, Imus, Cavite Level 2 near Luggage and Mens Accessories Section M-SN (10:00 AM - 9:00 PM) Level 1 near West Entrance, Gapan-Olangapo Road Brgy. San Jose, San Fernando 8 RDS RP Pampanga Level 1 near West Entrance 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Pampanga 9 RDS RP Los Banos Robinsons Town Mall, Lopez Avenue, Batong Malake, Los Baños, Laguna 4030 Level 2 beside gift-wrapping section SN-TH (10:00 AM - 8:00 PM) F-ST (10:00 AM - 9:00 PM) 10 RDS Nepomall Angeles St.
  • Population of Barangay Balingasa, Quezon City.Pdf

    Population of Barangay Balingasa, Quezon City.Pdf

    Republic of the Philippines Philippine Statistics Authority NCR Provincial Office II – Quezon City and City of Marikina SPECIAL RELEASE POPULATION OF BARANGAY BALINGASA, QUEZON CITY (Results based from 2015 Census of Population) Date of Release: September 30, 2020 Reference No. 2020-SR-029 (POII) The Census of Population, which is a complete enumeration of households in the country, is designed primarily to take an inventory of the population of all barangays in the Philippines as mandated by RA No. 10625 and Executive Order No. 352. It also collects information about some characteristics of the population such as age, sex, marital status, and highest grade completed. This special release presents data on the population of Barangay Balingasa, Quezon City. Figures are based from the tabulated data of the 2015 Census of Population. Total Population of Barangay Balingasa Reaches 20,609 The total population of Barangay Table 1. Total Population, Household Population, Balingasa, Quezon City reached 20,609 Institutional Population in Brgy. Balingasa, as of August 1, 2015. This accounts for Quezon City: 2015 0.7 percent of the city’s total population. Total Population 20,609 The household population of Barangay Household Population 20,595 Balingasa constituted a sum of 20,595 Institutional Population 14 while the remaining 14 people belonged Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, 2015 Census of Population to the institutional population or those residing in institutional living quarters such as hotels, hospitals, orphanages, homes for the aged, jails, and military camps. Of the household population, 10,252 or 49.8 percent were male while 10,343 or 50.2 percent were female.