+ Follow CHINA ROAD Tag
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[Title] => 'Report' reveals identities
[Summary] => Documents from the office of Sen. Panfilo Lacson revealed yesterday the identities of politicians and government officials who were allegedly involved in the collusive practices among contractors bidding for government projects.
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[Title] => World Bank-banned firm bags P100-million road contract
[Summary] => A public works contractor blacklisted by the World Bank for alleged collusive practices with corrupt officials has bagged a P100-million contract with the government.
The information surfaced in the course of yesterday’s hearing by the House committee on public works, chaired by Southern Leyte Rep. Roger Mercado, on the blacklisting by the WB of three Filipino and seven Chinese contractors who participated in the bidding for $33 million worth of road projects the bank offered to finance.
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[Title] => Barbers wants probe on DPWH official
[Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers urged yesterday Public Works Secretary Simeon Datumanong to investigate Undersecretary Manuel Bonoan for alleged habitual intervention in the concern of construction firms undertaking infrastructure projects.
Barbers called for the investigation after receiving numerous complaints from construction companies that several government projects have been delayed because of Bonoan’s "obstruction, more often on the companies’ financial status."
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[Title] => PCA hits government criteria for foreign-assisted projects
[Summary] => Local contractors are up in arms against the current government procurement practices of construction services on infrastructure works that are financed by multi-national financial institutions.
The Philippine Constructors Association, Inc. (PCA) claimed that the government is becoming more and more discriminatory by setting ultra-high prequalification standards, to the point of being unreasonable and realistic – a scheme to ensure that no Filipino contractor would qualify to participate in the bids.
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The information surfaced in the course of yesterday’s hearing by the House committee on public works, chaired by Southern Leyte Rep. Roger Mercado, on the blacklisting by the WB of three Filipino and seven Chinese contractors who participated in the bidding for $33 million worth of road projects the bank offered to finance.
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Barbers called for the investigation after receiving numerous complaints from construction companies that several government projects have been delayed because of Bonoan’s "obstruction, more often on the companies’ financial status."
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The Philippine Constructors Association, Inc. (PCA) claimed that the government is becoming more and more discriminatory by setting ultra-high prequalification standards, to the point of being unreasonable and realistic – a scheme to ensure that no Filipino contractor would qualify to participate in the bids.
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December 21, 2002 - 12:00am
