+ Follow SUM CHEONG Tag
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[Title] => Gov’t extends $167-M airport dev’t project for one year
[Summary] => The government has extended the $167-million Third Airport Development Project for one more year, in the hope of clearing up the anomaly in the pre-qualification of private contractors that would undertake the project.
Finance sources told reporters that the government asked for a one-year extension from creditors while the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) sorts out the controversy over the bidding of the project.
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[Title] => EIB, ADB threaten to cancel $167-M loan for airport project
[Summary] => The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) are threatening to cancel the funding for the $167-million Third Airport Development Project due to government’s continuing failure to resolve certain issues regarding the pre-qualification of private contractors that would undertake the project.
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[Title] => Singapore firm suffers setback in bid for P2-B airport project
[Summary] => China Development Corp. has sold its interests in the Singapore-based Sum Cheong Corp. Pte. Ltd., drastically reducing the latter’s chances of making a successful bid for the P2-billion Puerto Princesa International Airport project.
Sum Cheong is one of the proponents in the project which would upgrade the existing airport facility into an international airport capable of handling the annual tourist traffic to the resort province.
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SUM CHEONG
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Finance sources told reporters that the government asked for a one-year extension from creditors while the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) sorts out the controversy over the bidding of the project.
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[Summary] => The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) are threatening to cancel the funding for the $167-million Third Airport Development Project due to government’s continuing failure to resolve certain issues regarding the pre-qualification of private contractors that would undertake the project.
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[Title] => Singapore firm suffers setback in bid for P2-B airport project
[Summary] => China Development Corp. has sold its interests in the Singapore-based Sum Cheong Corp. Pte. Ltd., drastically reducing the latter’s chances of making a successful bid for the P2-billion Puerto Princesa International Airport project.
Sum Cheong is one of the proponents in the project which would upgrade the existing airport facility into an international airport capable of handling the annual tourist traffic to the resort province.
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January 27, 2003 - 12:00am
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