36 contractors blacklisted from government projects

Thirty six contractors were or­dered blacklisted by the Con­struction Industry Authority of the Philippines (CIAP) for var­ious offenses committed in the implementation of government infrastructure projects.

The blacklisted contractors as of September 30, 2016 are the following:

National Housing Authority:

P. Torres, B.J. Contractors

Constructive Builder, Inc.

Ramona Mining and Develop­ment Corp.

Napocor.

Al-alamiah Construction

Sarbet Builders

MWSS

Alpha Trine Motors Corpora­tion

Infra-Structural Construction R.T. Katigbak Construction Corporation

Stern Builders Corporation

DOTC and DOTr:

AQA Global Construction

DepEd:

ARPEE Construction & Supply, F.N.A. Construction

DPWH:

B.E. Construction, J.R.

Maliwanag Trading and Con­struction; Jonice Engineering Construction; Suzuka Con­struction Co., Ltd.; Villcruz Construction and Supply.

AFP:

DJ Builders Corporation

NIA:

E.S. Almuete Construction;

Francis Lim Construction

Quezon City:

HUXLEY Builders General Contractor

Philippine Army:

MECON Systems Services and Maintenance Products;

MRRM Trading and Construc­tion; Northstar IBEX Construc­tion Corp/

Municipality of Calamba:

River Concrete Construction and Development Corporation

PNP Region 8:

Ruby Lim Construction and Supplies Incorporated.

PPA:

S&W Construction and Gen. Merchandise

DOH:

Square ‘R’ Builders and Devel­opment Corp.

City of Zamboanga:

WERR Corporation Interna­tional.

Contractors included in the blacklist are not allowed to par­ticipate in any government pro­curement or bidding during the period of disqualification.

A blacklisted contractor isl automatically removed from the blacklist on the succeeding li­censing period after payment of the appropriate penalty, unless the blacklisting agency requests the Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB) to maintain the blacklisted person/entity in the GPPB Consolidated Black­listing Report due to justifiable reasons. In the latter case, the blacklisted person/entity shall be delisted only upon the blacklist­ing agency’s issuance of a Delis­ting Order.