MALACAÃANG
MANILA
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 182
RATIONALIZING PUBLIC WORKS MEASURES, APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PUBLIC WORKS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
WHEREAS, there are unreleased balances of appropriations in the amount of â±79,777,487,000 authorized for infrastructure projects under the nine existing Public Works Appropriations Acts, namely Presidential Decrees Nos. 693, 759, 931, 1062, 1342 and 1979, and Batas Pambansa Blg. 13, 50, and 132;
WHEREAS, a review of developmental thrusts in general, and revision in priorities, scopes, costs, and implementation schedules of infrastructure projects in particular, in accordance with the new Medium Terra Philippine Development Plan and the Medium Term Public Investment Program, is necessary in view of major political and socio-economic changes which have taken place since the enactment of the nine Public Works Appropriations Acts;
WHEREAS, consistent with the development objectives, thrusts and priorities of the government, all existing public works measures must be rationalized under one law for better administration and control;
WHEREAS, Article XVIII, Section 6 of the 1987 Constitution provides, that: “The incumbent President shall continue to exercise legislative powers until the first Congress is convened”;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, CORAZON C. AQUINO, President of the Philippines, do hereby order:
SECTION. 1.Appropriation and Use of Funds.â(a) Ail unreleased appropriations in Presidential Decrees Nos. 633, 759, 931, 1062, 1342 and 1979, and Batas Pambansa Blg. 13, 50 and 132 are hereby repealed.
(b) The amount of â±,55,889,987,000 representing a portion of the unreleased balances of appropriations provided under the nine existing Public Works Appropriations Acts is hereby appropriated for the construction, reconstruction, improvement and/or rehabilitation of infrastructure projects enumerated hereunder:
TITLE AâHIGHWAYS
For the construction, improvement, rehabilitation, reconstruction and/or completion of the following-highways projects, including feasibility studies, engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
REGIONâI â±2,790,697,000
1. TBDR-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
39,866,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
279,056,000
c.
BaguioâAcop-Mt.=Data Road
150,000,000
2.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
2,664,000
3.
Laoag-Allacapan Road Improvement Project
524,091,000
4.
Ilocos Norte Rural Roads Improvement Project
143,072,000
5.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
96,378,000
6.
Highland Agriculture Development Project, Benguet and Mountain Province, Roads Component
208,120,000
7.
Access Roads Improvement along RosarioâLaoagâAllaca-pan Section, Manila North Road
493,500,000
8.
Road Rehabilitation and Disaster Prevention Project (Kennnn Road, Naguillian Road and Agoo-Baguio Road)
139,500,000
9.
Abra/Pangasinan Integrated Area Development Project, Road Component
58,000,000
10.
Cordillera Roads
202,500,000
11.
Major Roads/Bridges
843,000
12.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
379,107,000
REGIONâII â±2,055,334,000
13. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
72,875,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
67,482,000
14.
ADB-assisted 3rd Road3 Improvement Project, Cabarroguis-Maddela Road, Quirino
66,214,000
15.
PanâPhilippine Highway and Access Roads Projects
73,850,000
16.
LaoagâAllacapan Road Improvement Project
369,656,000
17.
Jumbo LoanâFinanced Bridge Reconstruction Project
66,340,000
18.
Cagayan Integrated Area Development Project, Road Component
10,000,000
19.
Road Rehabilitation and Disaster Prevention Project, Dalton Pass, Nueva Viscaya
371,420,000
20.
Santiago (Isabela)-Tuguegarao (Cagayan) Road
250,000,000
21.
Cordillera Roads
247,500,000
22.
Major Roads/Bridges
139,350,000
23.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
320,647,000
REGIONâIII â±1,176,752,000
24. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
70,231,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
115,614,000
25.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
1,867,000
26.
Pan-Philippine Highway and Access Roads Projects
252,190,000
27.
Jumbo Lean-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
22,470,000
28.
Major Roads/Bridges
306,176,000
29.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/ Bridges
408,204,000
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±2,819,761,000
30.
IBRD-assisted Highway V Project, Road Restoration Projects
17,209,000
31.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of. Base and Area Shops
23,652,000
32.
Materials Quality Control Laboratory Building
13,486,000
33. Metro Manila Urban Transport Project
a.
Road Component
974,088,000
b.
Traffic Engineering and management
775,683,000
34.
Metro Manila Circumferential Road Project C-3
249,072,000
35.
Radial Road R-10
376,521,000
36.
Major/Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
390,045,000
REGIONâIV-A â±1,832,982,000
37. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
76,402,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
291,071,000
38.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
5,425,000
39.
Quirino Highway, Quezon
127,000,000
40.
PanâPhilippine Highway and Access Road Projects
245,915,000
41.
Jumbo Loanâfinanced Bridge Reconstruction Project
145,970,000
42.
Bondoc Peninsula Roads
230,000,000
43.
Major Roads/Bridges
397,309,000
44.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
313,890,000
REGIONâIV-B â±873,080,000
45. IBRDâassisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
11,670,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
65,280,000
46.
BRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
1,435,000
47.
Rural Roads Improvement Project, San Jose-Mamburao
69,888,000
48.
ADBâassisted 2nd Road Improvement Project, Puerto PrincesaâNarraâBrookes Point Road
130,074,000
49.
ADB- assisted 3rd Road Improvement Project, Abonganâ Taytay Road, Palawan
19,358,000
50.
Palawan Integrated Area Development Project, Road Component
48,425,000
51.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
46,730,000
52.
Major Roads/Bridges
193,762,000
53.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
276,858,000
REGIONâV â±1,865,660,000
54. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
105,791,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
67,244,000
55.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
14,655,000
56.
Quirino Highway, Camarines Sur
279,000,000
57.
PanâPhilippine Highway and Access Roads
465,785,000
58.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
42,225/000
59.
Sorsogon Integrated Area Development Project, Road Component
87,000.000
60.
Major Roads/Bridges
282,366,000
61.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
521,594,000
REGIONâVI â±1,640,788,500
62. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
78,165,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
84,649,000
63.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, construction of Base and Area Shops
1,078,000
64.
IBRD-assisted Land Settlement Project II, Kabankalan, Negros Occidental
151,078,000
65.
ADBâassisted 2nd Road Improvement Project, San Jose-Patnongon, Antique
9,221,000
66.
ADB-assisted 3rd Road Improvement Project, Patnongon-Nabas Road, Antique and Panda-Malay-nabas Road, Antique and Aldan
136,589,500
67.
ADB-assisted 4th Road Improvement Project, Negros Occidental
58,000,000
68.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
153,720,000
69.
Small Island Provinces Road Improvement Project, Guimaras
34,140,000
70.
Kalibo (Aldan)-Ivisan (Capiz)âRoxasâEstancia (Iloilo) Road
298,000,000
71.
Major Roads/Bridges
291,778,000
72.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
344,370,000
REGIONâVII â±1,695,421,000
73. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
83,455,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
75,562,000
74.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
1,682,000
75.
Jumbo Loanâfinanced Bridge Reconstruction Project
178,010,000
75.
Central Visayas Urban Road Project, Right-of-Way
3,500,000
77.
ADB-assisted 4th Road Improvement Project, Cebu and Negros Oriental
718,784,000
78.
Small Island Provinces Road Improvement Project, Camotes (Cebu) and Siquijor
79,660,000
79.
Major Roads/Bridges
256,972,000
80.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
297,796,000
REGIONâVIII â±2,478,129,000
81. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
63,864,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
79,514,000
82.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
1,505,000
83.
Samar Integrated Rural Development Project, Roads Component Eastern Samar
30,000,000
84.
Pan-Philippine Highway and Access Roads
188,140,000
85.
West-Northwest Leyte Roads Improvement Project
720,159,000
86.
Jumbo-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
60,201,000
87.
Germanâassisted Resettlement Project, Roads Component, Southern Leyte
21,467,000
88.
Australian Grant-assisted Project, Northern Samar Roads
436,943,000
89.
Road Rehabilitation and Disaster Prevention Project Allen-Calbayog and Mahaplag Road Sections
197,080,000
90.
Basey-Sohoton-Borongan Road
140,000,000
91.
Major Roads/Bridges
252,362,000
92.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
286,894,000
REGIONâIX â±1,936,145.500
93. IBRD-assisted Righway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
40,748,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
65,454,000
94.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
1,777,000
95.
ADB-assisted 3rd Road Improvement Project, Iligan-Aurora Road, Zamboanga del Sur
54,958,500
96.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
108,575,000
97.
Kuwait-assisted Roads Improvement Project, PagadianâTucuran Eoad, Zamboanga del Sur
45,800,000
98.
ADB-assisted 4th Road Improvement Project, Zamboanga del Norte
332,427,000
99.
Zamboanga City-Cotabato City Road
537,500,000
100.
Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi Roads
150,000,000
101.
Major Roads/Bridges
312,000,000
102.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
286,906,000
REGIONâX â±1,336,714,000
103. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
69,155,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
66,778,000
104.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
2,155,000
105.
Pan-Philippine Highway Project and Access Road
92,665,000
106.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
146,967,000
107.
Kuwait-assisted Roads Improvement Project, Molave-Oroquieta Road, Misamis Occidental
223,000,000
108.
Small Island Provinces Road Improvement Project, Camiguin and Siargao, Surigao del Norte
113,800,000
109.
Major Reads/Bridges
258,106,000
110.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
364,038,000
REGIONâXI â±1,811,424,000
111. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
146,631,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
54,267,000
112.
IBRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Base and Area Shops
3,941,000
113.
Mindanao Secondary and Feeder Roads, General Santos-Malisbong Road, South Cotabato
99,325,000
114.
ADB-assisted 4th Road Improvement, South Cotabato
53,000,000
115.
PanâPhilippine Highway Project and Access Roads
69,025,000
116.
Tagum (Davao del Norte)-Mati (Davao Oriental) Road
200,000,000
117.
Davao OrientalâSurigao del Sur Coastal Road
420,000,000
118.
Jumbo Loanâfinanced Bridge Reconstruction Project
107,399,000
119.
Major Roads/Bridges
263,430,000
120.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
388,806,000
REGIONâXII â±1,767,511,500
121. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
22,731,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
50,911,000
122.
IBRD-assisted Land Settlement Project II, Sultan Kudarat and Wao-Banisilan, Lanao del Sur
259,000,000
123.
ADB-assisted 3rd Road Improvement Project, IIigan-Aurora Road, Lanao del Norte
54,959,500
124.
First OPEC-Assisted Roads Improvement Project
161,603,000
125.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
59,625,000
126.
AD B-Assisted 4th Road Improvement Project, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao and North Cotabato
163,789,000
127.
Cotabato City-Zamboanga City Road
238,000,000
128.
Marawi-Maiabang-Cotabato and Lake Lanao Circumferential Roads
200,000,000
129.
Major Roads/Bridges
258,020,000
130.
Secondary/Feeder Roads Bridges
298,870,000
NATIONWIDE â±1,418,852,000
131. IBRD-assisted Highway V Project
a.
Bridge Reconstruction Projects
15,316,000
b.
Road Restoration Projects
19,429,000
c.
Road Development Studies and Engineering
54,356,000
132.
BRD-assisted Highway IV Project, Construction of Bane and Area Shops
7,164,000
133.
Jumbo Loan-financed Bridge Reconstruction Project
90,000,000
134.
Construction of Base and Area Shops
365,000,000
135.
Major Roads/Bridges
451,387,000
136.
Secondary/Feeder Roads/Bridges
416,200,000
TOTAL, TITLE A
â±27,499,251,500
TITLE BâPORTS AND LIGHTHOUSES
For the construction, improvement, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of the following ports and lighthouses projects, including feasibility studies, engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
REGIONâI â±150,931,000
1.
Fishing Ports Projects Package I, Sual, Pangasinan
88,183,000
2.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
62,148,000
3.
Lighthouse
600,000
REGION âII â±89,638,000
4.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
89,038,000
5.
Lighthouses
600,000
REGION âIII â±38,010,000
6.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
37,410,000
7.
Lighthouses
600,000
REGION âIV-A â±342,724,000
8.
Fishing Ports Project, Package I, Lucena City
148,587,000
9.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
192,937,000
10.
Lighthouses
1,200,000
REGIONâIV-B â±878,567,000
11.
Palawan Integrated Area Development Project I, Port Component, Puerto Princesa and Brooke’s Point
51,809,000
12.
Municipal Feeder Ports
325,558,00C
13.
Lighthouses
1,200,000
REGION âV â±381,716,000
14.
Pishing Ports Project, PackageI, Camaligan, Camarines Sur
80,321,000
15.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
800,195,000
16.
Lighthouses
1,200,000
REGION âVI â±435,208,000
17.
Fishing Points Project, Package II, Cadiz City
297,053,000
18.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
127,058,000
19.
Ports Project in S:nall Island Provinces, Guimaras
9,892,000
20.
Lighthouses
1,200,000
REGION âVII â±505,048,000
21.
Fishing Ports Project, Package II, Cebu City
290,223,000
22.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
193,974,000
23.
Ports Project in Small Island Provinces, Camotes (Cebu) and Siquijor
19,651,000
24.
Lighthouses
1,200,000
REGION âVIII â±512,608,000
25.
Fishing Forts Project, Package II, Tacloban City
297,044,000
26.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
213,814.000
27.
Lighthouses
1,650,000
REGION âIX â±364,848,000
28.
Fishing Ports Project, Package I, Zamboanga City
105,906,000
29.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
257,292,000
30.
Lighthouses
1,650,000
REGION âX â±434,312,000
31.
Fishing Ports Project, Package II, Cagayan de Oro City
290,497,000
32.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
126,118,000
33.
Ports Project in Small Island Provinces, Camiguin and Siargao, Surigao del Norte
16,047,000
34.
Lighthouses
1,650,000
REGIONâXI â±413,471,000
35.
Fishing Ports Project, Package II, Davao City
297,063,000
36.
Municipal/Feeder Ports
115,358,000
37.
Lighthouses
1,050,000
REGIONâXII â±79,242,000
38.
Municipal /Feeder Ports
78,042,000
39.
Lighthouses
1,200,000
NATIONWIDE â±204,000,000
40.
Municipal/Feeder Ports and Lighthouses
204,000,000
TOTAL, TITLW B
â±4,330,218,000
TITLE CâAIRPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATIONAL FACILITIES
For the construction, improvement, provision, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of airports and air navigational facilities including engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
REGIONâI â±2,250,000
1.
Development of Various Airports
2,250,000
REGION âII â±15,980,000
2.
Development of Various Airports
15,980,000
REGION âIII â±4,710,000
3.
Development of Various Airports
4,710,000
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±16,500,000
4.
Development of Various Air Transport Support Facilities
16,500,000
REGION âIV â±35,405,000
5.
Development of Various Air ports
35,405,000
REGION âV â±30,447,000
6.
Development of Various Airports
30,447,000
REGION âVI â±41,695,000
7.
Development of Various Airports
41,695,000
REGIONâVII â±71,214,000
8.
Cebu International Airport
41,029,000
9.
Development of Various Airports
30,185,000
REGION âVIII â±22,484,000
10.
Development of Various Airports
22,484,000
REGION âIX â±29,010,000
11.
Development of Various Airports
29,010,000
REGION âX â±30,315,000
12.
Development of Various Airports
30,315,000
REGION âXI â±49,605,000
13.
Development of Various Airports
49,605,000
REGION âXII â±34,785,000
14.
Development of Various Airports
34,785,000
NATIONWIDE â±1,197,965,000
15.
ANF Modernization Program
1,130,045,000
16.
Improvement of Various Air Navigation Facilities
67,920,000
TOTAL, TITLE C
â±1,582,365,000
TITLE DâFLOOD CONTROL, DRAINAGE AND SHORE PROTECTION
For the construction, dredging, improvement, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of the following flood control, drainage and shore protection projects, including feasibility studies, engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
REGIONâI â±450,883,000
1.
Agno River Basin Flood Control Project
106,200,000
2.
Highway Bridge Across Anulid-Poponto Floodway
130,000,000
3.
Ilocos Region Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
41,118,000
4.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) Project and Mini-Dam
38,165,000
5.
Dredging and Reclamation
45,400,000
REGIONâII â±190,772,000
6.
Cagayan River Basin and Cagayan Valley Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
158,089,000
7.
Small Water Impounding’ Management (SWIM) Project and Mini-Dam
37,083,000
REGION âIII 1,205,196,000
8.
Pampanga Delta Development Project, Flood Control Component
543,266,000
9.
Pampanga River Control Syster Project and Central Luzon Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
â±346,244,000
10.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) Project and Mini-Dam
102,176,000
11.
Dredging and Reclamation
213,510,000
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±1,994,061,000
12.
OECF-assisted Metro Manila Drainage Project (Rehabilitation of Pumping Station)
157,558,000
13.
OECF-assisted Effective Flood Control and Operation System including Telemetering and Flood Warning for the Pasig-Marikina-Laguna Lake Complex
138,401,000
14.
Mangahan Floodway Project
211,9,20,000
15.
Metro Manila Integrated Urban Drainage and Flood Control Project
987,681,000
16.
Metro Manila Pumping- Stations Project
498,501,000
REGION IV-A â±80,225,000
17.
Southern Tagalog Mainland Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
29,809,000
18.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
50,416,000
REGION IV-B â±78,307,000
19.
Southern Tagalog Islands Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
28,277,000
20.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
50,030,000
REGION âV â±972,854,000
21.
Bicol River Basin Development Project, Flood Control Component
116,789,000
22.
Bicol River Basin and Bicol Region Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
478,779,000
23.
Mayon Volcano Sabo Works and other Flood Control and Related Projects
282,634,000
24.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) Project and Mini Dam
29,202,000
25.
Dredging and Reclamation Project
65,450,000
REGIONâVI â±796,500,000
26.
Panay River and Western Visayas Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
786,500,000
27.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
10,000,000
REGION âVII â±72,188,000
28.
Central Visayas Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
32,730,000
29.
Small, Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
39,458,000
REGION âVIII â±88,787,000
30.
Eastern Visayas Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
33,357,000
31.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini–Dam
55,430,000
REGIONâIX â±43,173,000
32.
Western Mindanao Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
33,173,000
33.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
10,000,000
REGION âXâ±717,854,000
34.
Lower Agusan and Northern Mindanao Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
680,494,000
35.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWXM) and Mini-Dam
10,000,000
36.
Dredging and Reclamation Project
27,360,000
REGION âXI â±345,773,000
37.
Upper Agusan Flood Control Project, Libuganon River Control Project and Eastern Mindanao Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
292,067,000
38.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
22,856,000
39.
Dredging and Reclamation Project
30,850,000
REGION âXII â±709,442,000
40.
Lower Cotabato River Basin and Central Mindanao Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
674,558,000
41.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
34,884,000
NATIONWIDE â±849,455,000
42.
Various Flood Control, Drainage, Shore Protection and Related Projects
771,875,000
43.
Small Water Impounding Management (SWIM) and Mini-Dam
51,000,000
44.
Dredging and Reclamation Project
26,480,000
TOTAL, TITLE D
â±8,595,470,000
TITLE EâWATER SUPPLY
For the construction, improvement, provision, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of the following water supply projects, including engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly far the projects.
REGIONâI â±155,934,000
1.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation-Project
10,032,750
2.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
928,800
3.
Rural Water Supply Project III
30,018,640
4.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
66,233,000
5.
Rural Water Supply Projects
48,720,810
REGION âII â±138,981,270
6.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
9,837,750
7.
Rural Water Supply Project III
17,542,340
8.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Sector Project
15,816,230
9.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
56,265,000
10.
Rural Water Supply Projects
89,519,950
REGION âIII â±148,293,010
11.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
7,486,450
12.
Rural Water Supply Project III
30,983,210
13.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
63,224,000
14.
Rural Water Supply Projects
46,599,350
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±46,515,010
15.
Rural Water Supply Project III
3,592,420
16.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
23,707,000
17.
Rural Water Supply Projects
14,215,580
REGION âIV-A â±150,377,890
18.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
7,883,750
19.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
797,630
20.
Rural Water Supply Project III
20,440,470
21.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
17,570,360
22.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
59,274,000
23.
Rural Water Supply Projects
44,411,680
REGIONâIV-B â±178,894,040
24.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
1,930,500
25.
Palawan Integrated Area Development. Project Water Supply Component
4,216,410
26.
Rural Water Supply Project III
10,576,360
27.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
108,765,250
28.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
32,402,000
29.
Rural Water Supply Projects
21,003,520
REGIONâV â±197,278,780
30.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
7,750,600
31.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
765,630
32.
Rural Water Supply Project III
20,712,500
33.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
52,311,300
34.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
66,380,000
35.
Rural Water Supply Projects
49,368,750
REGIONâVI â±380,231,510
36.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
7,770,400
37.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
977,450
38.
Rural Water Supply Project III
22,248,420
39.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
121,717,890
40.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
78,240,000
41.
Australian-assisted Rural Water Supply Project
91,532,000
42.
Rural Water Supply Projects
57,745,350
REGIONâVII â±318,634,100
43.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
2, 535,000
44.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
1,019,040
45.
Rural Water Supply Project III
16,516,080
46.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
108,217,480
47.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
57,692,000
48.
Australian-assisted Rural Water Supply Project
91,532,000
49.
Rural Water Supply Projects
41,122,500
REGIONâVIII â±157,486,010
50.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
12,517,300
51.
Rural Water Supply Project III
23,049,620
52.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
63,224,000
53.
Samar Integrated Area Development Project Water Supply Component
12,925,000
54.
Rural Water Supply Projects
45,770,090
REGIONâIX â±233,462,120
55.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
2,445,000
56.
Rural Water Supply Project III
16,073,580
57.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
109,856,270
58.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
61,248,000
59.
Rural Water Supply Projects
43,839,270
REGION X â±157,619,070
60.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
7,886,400
61.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
888,760
62.
Rural Water Supply Project III
14,396,380
63.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
48,849,870
64.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
49,789,000
65.
Rural Water Supply Projects
35,808,660
REGIONâXI â±139,587,010
66.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
2,004,500
67.
UNICEF-assisted Water Supply Project
924,690
68.
Third Davao Irrigation, Project Water Supply Component
6,952,500
69.
Allah River Irrigation Project, Water Supply Component
1,198,280
70.
Rural Water Supply Project III
15,924,740
71.
Second Davao del Norte Irrigation Project Water Supply Component
6,896,050
72.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
59,272,000
73.
Rural Water Supply Projects
46,414,250
REGIONâXII â±125,890,010
74.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
9,131,700
75.
Allah River Irrigation Project Water Supply Component
454,210
76.
Rural Water Supply Project III
23,349,540
77.
Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
53,344,000
78.
Rural Water Supply Projects
39,610,560
NATIONWIDE â±69,354,670
79.
First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project
1,250,000
80.
Rural Water Supply Project III
3,060,000
81.
ADB-assisted Island Provinces Rural Water Supply Sector Project
50,344,670
82.
Rural Water Supply Projects
14,700,000
TOTAL TITLE E
â±2,598,538,500
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±707,597,000
1.
Metro Manila Infrastructure, Utilities and Engineering (MINUTE)
707,597,000
REGIONâVI â±99,557,000
2.
Regional Cities Development Project (RCDP), Iloilo City and Bacolod City
99,557,000
REGIONâX â±65,705,000
3.
Regional Cities Development Project (RCDP) Cagayan de Oro City
65,705,000
REGIONâXI â±200,107,000
4.
Regional Cities Development Project (RCDP), Davao City
200,107,000
NATIONWIDE â±222,828,000
5.
Regional Cities Development Project (RCDP)
9,525,000
6.
Program for Essential, Municipal, Infrastructure, Utilities, Maintenance & Engineering Development (PREMIUMED)
213,303,000
TOTAL TITLE F
â±1,295,794,000
TITLE GâSCHOOLBUILDINGS
For the construction, improvement, provision, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of school buildings, including engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
1.
Regional
â±139,393,000
2.
RegionâII
116,292,000
3.
RegionâIII
225,835,000
4.
National Capital Region
323,869,000
5.
RegionâIV-A
162,101,000
6.
RegionâIV-B
97,249,000
7.
RegionâV
166,754,000
8.
RegionâVI
215,734,000
9.
RegionâVII
187,683,000
10.
RegionâVIII
155,098,000
11.
RegionâIX
163,009,000
12.
RegionâX
157,641,000
13.
RegionâXI
177,602,000
14.
RegionâXII
124,880,000
15.
Nationwide
32,600,000
TOTAL, TITLE G
â±2,445,740,000
TITLE HâNATIONAL BUILDINGS
For the construction, improvement, provision,rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of national buildings, including engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
NATIONWIDE
â±585,289,000
Payment of Acquired lots for National Government Center and Construction/Improvement/Rehabilitation of Various National Buildings
218,000,000
Construction of LTC Central Office, Regional and District Offices and Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations
367,289,000
TOTAL, TITLE H
â±585,289,000
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±8,440,000
1.
Development of Telecommunications Training Institute
8,440,000
NATIONWIDE â±5,970,898,000
2.
Maritime Communications Project
380,657,000
3.
Regional Telecommunications Development Program
774,449,000
4.
National Telephone Program
2,933,975,000
5.
Development of Various NTC Projects
84,126,000
6.
Radio Monitoring and Direction Finding Facilities
1,615,406,000
7.
Reconfiguration of Telecommunications Facilities
96,331,000
8.
Development of Local Telegraph Stations
28,022,000
9.
Improvement/Maintenance/Rehabilitation of Existing Telecom Facilities
57,932,000
TOTAL, TITLE I
â±5,979,338,000
TITLE JâPOSTS
For the construction, improvement, provision, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of postal facilities, including engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
REGIONâI â±53,010,000
1.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
53,010,000
REGIONâII â±31,513,000
2.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
31,513,000
REGIONâIII â±36,831,000
3.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
36,831,000
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION â±101,498,000
4.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
101,493,000
REGIONâIV â±34,872,000
5.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
34,872,000
REGION âV â±27,464,000
6.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
27,464,000
REGION âVI â±36,318,000
7.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
36,318,000
REGION âVII â±36,649,000
8.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
36,649,000
REGION âVIII â±28,022,000
9.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
28,022,000
REGION âIX â±27,539,000
10.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
27,539,000
REGION âX â±30,599,000
11.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
30,599,000
REGION âXI â±34,129,000
12.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
34,129,000
REGION âXII â±29,539,000
13.
Construction of Various Post Office Buildings
29,539,000
NATIONWIDE â±20,000,000
14.
Repair/Rehabilitation of Various Post Office Buildings
20,000,000
TOTAL, TITLE J
â±527,983,000
TITLE KâMISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC WORKS
For the construction, improvement, provision, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and/or completion of various public works projects, including engineering and acquisition of sites, equipment, materials, supplies and services to be used directly for the projects.
1.
Nationwide
â±400,000,000
TOTAL, TITLE K
â±400,000,000
SEC. 2. Detailed Plans and Program of WorkâPrior to the actual construction of projects covered in whole or in part appropriations in this Executive Order, approval of detailed engineering plans and programs of work by the Secretary of the Infrastructure Department concerned shall be obtained for every project with an estimated cost greater than â±3,000,000; by the Regional Director concerned for every project with an estimated cost greater than â±500,000 but not more than â±3,000,000 and by the District or City Engineer, or in the case of the Department of Transportation and Communications, the District Supervisor or equivalent officer concerned for every project with an estimated cost of â±500,000 or less. The program of work shall include among other things, estimates of the work items, quantities and costs a PERT/CPM (Project Evaluation Review Technique/critical path method network of the Project activities and monthly cash flows. The program of work shall cover at least a usable portion of the project and no construction shall be started or portions of the project that are less than usable, except projects requiring stage construction, in which case continuity of construction up to the completion of a usable portion shall be assured. Once the program of work is approved, it shall serve as the basis for the implementation of the project and the corresponding expenditure of funds. No project shall be divided into smaller portions for the purpose of circumventing the provision of this Section.
SEC. 3. Local LaborâIn the construction of projects covered by appropriations in this Executive Order, the required unskilled labor shall be procured, where available, from the sitio, barangay, poblacion, municipality or city where the project is located, and, for this purpose, a certification from the City or Municipal Mayor or Barangay Captain, as the case may be, shall be secured as to availability of the unskilled labor. Skilled labor shall be procured, where available, from within the province where the project is located. Specialized skilled labor may be procured outside the province where the project is located.
SEC. 4. Labor-based MethodsâWhenever technically and economically feasible, labor-based and labor-based equipment supported methods shall be used in the implementation of the projects authorized in this Executive Order: Provided, That (a) the estimated financial cost of each project done by labor-based methods does not exceed the cost of the best alternative construction method defined by the agency concerned by more than ten per centum (10%), (b) the estimated duration of the project done by the labor-based methods does not exceed the duration of the best alternative method defined by the agency concerned by more Than fifty per centum (50%), and (c) the employment of workers in the projects will not unduly impair the labor requirements of agricultural production: Provided, finally, that before any such project is prosecuted, the agency concerned shall prepare at least two alternative methods of construction based on the same plans and structural standards, one being labor-based together with a comparative evaluation of projected financial and economic costs, employment generation, and technical quality, which shall be the basis for selecting the mose advantageous construction techniques to be employed in terms of the aforestated criteria. The District or City Engineer or equivalent officer concerned shall certify in the program of work that he has maximized the use of labor-based methods in accordance with the foregoing criteria, or labor-based methods, the purchase of hand tools and other work implements, in an amount not exceeding five per centum (5%) of the estimated project cost, may be charged against the project funds. These implements may be turned over to the laborers with the payments therefor deductible from their wages in reasonable installments during the duration of their employment in the project. The agencies concerned shall refer to and take into consideration the relevant studies of the Department of Public Works and Highways for the identification of project work items or activities for labor-based construction.
SEC. 5. Purchases of Materials and SuppliesâThe Secretary of Public Works and Highways or the Secretary of Transportation and Communications is authorized, subject to bidding and auditing requirements, to procure the necessary materials and supplies for the implementation of any project covered by appropriations in this Executive Order. When these materials and supplies are obtainable locally in the province or city where the project is located, the same may be procured by the District or City Engineer or equivalent officer or, in the case of special projects, the Project Manager, without prior authority from the Secretary of Public Works and Highways or the Secretary of Transportation and Communications subject to bidding and auditing requirements. No surcharge shall be imposed for the service of procuring such materials and supplies. The expenditures for each material shall not exceed the estimated cost of the same as stated in the approved program of work.
SEC. 6. Prosecution of Projects by Open Public BiddingâAs a general rule, all projects shall be implemented through contracts awarded after open public bidding in accordance with existing rules and regulations. However, for projects costing â±1,000,000 and below the invitation to bid shall be advertised at least once within a week in a newspaper of local circulation within the province where the project is situated, or through posting of notices in the premises of municipal/provincial offices, or through other forms of media such as radio and television: Provided, That the deadline for the submission of bids for projects costing not more than â±1,000,000 each may be shortened to one week after the date of such invitation, notice and announcement. Projects and contractors shall be categorized into small, medium and large as defined by the Department of Public Works and Highways. Bidding for projects larger than the small category shall be open to all medium and large contractors: Provided, that contractor may not bid for a project with a cost exceeding the ceiling of his class. Bidding for projects within the small category shall be limited only to small contractors.
SEC. 7. Work by AdministrationâAn project covered by appropriations in the Executive Order with a cost of â±1,000,000 or less based on the approved program of work under Section 2 hereof, may be done by administration or force account by the agency concerned without the benefit of public lie bidding. A project costing over â±1, 000,000 may be prosecuted by administration by the agency concerned only in case of failure to award a contract after open competitive public bidding for valid cause or causes, and subject to the approval of the Secretary of Public Works and Highway or the Secretary of Transportation and Communications, if the project cost â±10,00,000 or less; and the approval of the President of the Philippines, upon the recommendation of the Secretary of Public Works and Highways or the Secretary of Transportation and Communications, if the project cost is more than â±10,000,000.
SEC. 8. Negotiated ContractsâNo projects covered by appropriations in this Executive Order shall be prosecuted by negotiated contract except: a) in times of emergency arising from natural calamities where immediate action is necessary to prevent imminent loss of life and/or property; or b) failure to award a contract after open competitive public bidding for valid cause or causes In these cases, bidding may be undertake: through sealed canvass of at least three (3) qualified contractors. Authority to negotiate contracts for projects under these exceptional cases shall be subject to prior approval by the Secretary of Public Work and Highways or the Secretary of Transportation and Communications, if the project cost is â±10,000,000 or less; and to approval by the President, upon recommendation of the Secretary of Public Work and Highways or the Secretary of Transportation and Communications if the project cost is more than â±10,000,000.
SEC. 9. Engineering and Administrative OverheadâAppropriations in this Executive Order may be used for direct engineering and administrative overhead expenditures of the government agency concerned for detailed engineering and construction supervision of the project. The expenditures for detailed engineering and construction supervision shall be reflected in the program of work for the project concerned as provided for in Section 2 of this Executive Order. Detailed engineering and construction supervision expenses shall not exceed five per centum (5%) of the amount actually released for the project. These expenditures shall be reduced to the extent of any personnel and services that are already supported by the regular appropriations of the agencies concerned and to the extent that such activities are covered by consultancy contracts.
SEC. 10. Use of Consultancy Servicesâ The Department Secretary concerned may hire the services of qualified consultants for feasibility studies, detailed engineering and construction supervision for a fee not exceeding the following percentages of the estimated construction cost of the project: (a) 3% for feasibility studies, (b) 6% for detailed engineering and (c) 10% for construction supervision: Provided, That the hiring of such consultant shall be in accordance with the guidelines therefor prescribed by the National Economic and Development Authority and Provided, further, That these limits shall be reduced to the extent that the activities are undertaken by the government agency concerned as provided in Section 9 hereof.
SEC. 11. Allocation of AppropriationsâThe appropriations authorized in this Executive Order shall be allocated as equitably as possible to specific projects in the various regions, provinces, cities and municipalities on the basis of the conformance of such project to the national and regional plans, and the degree of need for such infrastructure projects taking into account, among other things, the size and development potentials of the area, population, rates of unemployment and underemployment, and peace and order situation.
SEC 12. Endorsement of Local and Regional Development CouncilsâSpecific projects to be funded with appropriations authorized in this Executive Order, which are proposed for inclusion in the Annual Infrastructure Program of the government, shall be first endorsed by the concerned municipal, city, provincial and regional development councils to ensure their consistency with the local and regional development plans, programs and priorities.
SEC. 13. ReportsâThe Secretary of Public Works and Highways and the Secretary of Transportation and Communications shall submit to the President of the Philippines, the National Economic and Development Authority, and the Department of Budget and Management, annual accomplishment reports for projects covered by appropriations in this Executive Order, which shall include the appropriations released as of the end of the calendar years, the extent of the work accomplished, further works to be done, and recommendations, if any, for additional appropriations or changes thereof.
SEC. 14. SeparabilityâIf any provision of this Executive Order is declared unconstitutional, the remaining provisions shall remain in force.
SEC 15. EffectivityâThis Executive Order shall take effect immediately upon approval.
DONE in the City of Manila, this 3rd day of June, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and eighty-seven.
(Sgd.) CORAZON C. AQUINO
President of the Philippines
By the President:
(Sgd.) JOKER P. ARROYO
Executive Secretary
Source: Malacañang Records Office