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[Summary] => The Land Registration Authority (LRA) said its land titling computerization project (LTCP) continues to go full blast to give its target clientele the optimum security and benefits of state-of-the-art information technology at the soonest possible time.
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[Summary] => The Land Registration Authority (LRA) has terminated the contract for its Land Titling Computerization Project after the contractor allegedly failed to start the project five years after it was awarded, according to LRA Administrator Benedicto Ulep.
During a congressional budget hearing, Ulep said the notice of termination had been sent to the Land Registration Systems Inc. (LARES) and that the LRA was preparing for another bidding of the project so that a new contractor could take over.
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