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Freeman Metro Cebu

Talisay greenlights infra projects

Garry B. Lao - The Freeman

CEBU, Philippines - The Talisay City Council has approved resolutions authorizing Mayor Johnny De los Reyes to enter into agreement with winning bidders of P 1.7 million worth of infrastructure projects in the city.

The six separate resolutions were sponsored by Councilor Edward Alesna, who is the chairman of the Committee on Appropriations, Budget Management, Ways and Means.

Among the projects identified in the approved measures are the concrete line canal in Lawaan I; the repair and repainting of concrete lane separator on N. Bacalso Street, part of Bulacao-Tabunok national highway; repair and maintenance of school buildings in Jaclupan and San Roque National High School; pavement markings on Talisay City roads especially on Fresco Deiparine Street and Rizal Street and construction of perimeter fence in Tapul Elementary School.

"The City Mayor as father and overseer of the needs of the people of the City of Talisay, calls upon us, Sangguniang Panlungsod, to associate with him for support of his authorization," Alesna said, adding that the projects and items were obtained at lowest, best and most advantageous deals on the part of the government.

Alesna also said the Bids and Awards Committee already submitted a BAC resolution that recommends for the approval for the establishment of procuring unit through Alternative Mode of Procurement – Negotiated Procurement in accordance with RA 9184 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations.  (FREEMAN)

ALESNA

ALTERNATIVE MODE OF PROCUREMENT

BACALSO STREET

BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE

BUDGET MANAGEMENT

CITY MAYOR

CITY OF TALISAY

COUNCILOR EDWARD ALESNA

FRESCO DEIPARINE STREET AND RIZAL STREET

IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS

JACLUPAN AND SAN ROQUE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

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