+ Follow KANE CONSTRUCTION INC Tag
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[Title] => Importers, stakeholders aim to make Mindanao a major mango producer
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland said he was impressed by the Filipino-Canadian partnership, which is constructing a P163-million sanitary landfill demonstrate the good working relationship between Filipino and Canadian businessmen," Sutherland said.
"This landfill serves as a model to other provinces in the Philippines. Hopefully, this will address its environmental concerns."
Sutherland’s ocular inspection of the landfill in San Fernando City was part of a Norther Luzon sortie which includes visits to Canadian assisted-funded projects.
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[Title] => Work on La Union landfill to begin soon
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY — The construction of the nine-hectare engineered sanitary landfill of this lone city of La Union will start as soon as the contractor completes its design within two months, Mayor Mary Jane Ortega said yesterday.
Ortega led city officials in signing and awarding the contract to the winning bidder, Kane Construction Inc., a local construction firm affiliated with the international Conestoga-Rovers Associates, in Manila last week.
Kane Construction and four other companies took part in the bidding early this year.
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"This landfill serves as a model to other provinces in the Philippines. Hopefully, this will address its environmental concerns."
Sutherland’s ocular inspection of the landfill in San Fernando City was part of a Norther Luzon sortie which includes visits to Canadian assisted-funded projects.
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[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY — The construction of the nine-hectare engineered sanitary landfill of this lone city of La Union will start as soon as the contractor completes its design within two months, Mayor Mary Jane Ortega said yesterday.
Ortega led city officials in signing and awarding the contract to the winning bidder, Kane Construction Inc., a local construction firm affiliated with the international Conestoga-Rovers Associates, in Manila last week.
Kane Construction and four other companies took part in the bidding early this year.
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