PPP.brochure April2011

PHILIPPINES

Program and Projects

The 1987 Philippine Constitution recognizes the private sector as the government’s partner in

development. Its role as the main engine of growth and development has been most prominent

in critical infrastructure and development projects that can best be undertaken through Public-

Private Partnerships (PPPs). It is through this partnership with the private sector that government,

with its limited resources, addressed the power crisis in the early 1990s under Executive Order

No. 215, series of 1987, which, through the Build-Operate-and-Transfer (BOT) Law, later evolved

into other forms of PPPs aimed at meeting the infrastructure requirements of a growing economy.

The Philippines has been one of the countries which successfully brought to fruition real public-

private partnership. The extensive use of project finance or limited recourse financing manifests

the private sector’s interest even for infrastructure projects which traditionally relied on direct

government interventions to get implemented, given a conducive policy and regulatory regime

to entrepreneurial initiatives. While we cannot claim that our current policy regime offers the

best incentives, still we believe, that notwithstanding the points for improvement, it has been

instrumental in encouraging private sector participation in infrastructure development.

In an effort to keep pace with the globalization of trade and services, the Philippine government

has broadened the investment opportunities in the area of infrastructure development for the

private sector. Now under the streamlined PPP Program, the former Build-Operate-Transfer

(BOT) Program, which offered vast investment opportunities under the BOT scheme and all its

variants, has been expanded to include joint venture agreements, concession arrangements,

lease and affermage, among others. More than a change in name, the new PPP Program offers a

more holistic approach towards infrastructure development.

PHILIPPINE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) PROGRAM

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CENTER

(PPP CENTER)

Philamer C. TorioExecutive Director

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Cosette V. CanilaoDeputy Executive Director

[email protected]

Ronaldo F. CorpusDirector IV

Project Development [email protected]

Rina P. AlzateDirector III


Telephone Numbers(632) 896.4697(632) 897.6826

Fax Number(632) 896.8452

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS (DPWH)

Rogelio L. SingsonSecretary

Catalina E. CabralAssistant Secretary

Rebecca T. GarsutaOIC - Project Director

Telephone Numbers(632) 304.3300(632) 304.3319(632) 304.3762

Fax Numbers(632) 304.3020(632) 304.3033(632) 304.3824

Bonifacio Drive, Port Area Manilawww.dpwh.gov.ph

PPP PROJECTS FOR INVESTMENT

NAIA EXPRESSWAY PHASE II

PROJECT BRIEFPROJECT BRIEF

The project will link Skyway and Manila-Cavite Coastal Expressway. It will The project will link Skyway and Manila-Cavite Coastal Expressway. It will provide vital access to NAIA Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Economic zones in Cavite provide vital access to NAIA Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Economic zones in Cavite Province will benefi t through easier and faster transporta on of products to Province will benefi t through easier and faster transporta on of products to NAIA as well as Manila Port through this link and the NLEx-SLEx Link Expressway.NAIA as well as Manila Port through this link and the NLEx-SLEx Link Expressway.

The project has a total length of 5.19 kilometers with four (4) lanes.The project has a total length of 5.19 kilometers with four (4) lanes.

ESTIMATED PROJECT COSTESTIMATED PROJECT COST

PHP 10.59 BillionPHP 10.59 BillionUSD 235.33 MillionUSD 235.33 Million

MODE OF PROCUREMENTMODE OF PROCUREMENT

SolicitedSolicited

TENTATIVE PROJECT SCHEDULETENTATIVE PROJECT SCHEDULE

Ac vity DateSubmission to NEDA 1st week of May 2011NEDA Review and Approval 4th week of May 2011Publica on of Invita on to Bid End of May 2011Procurement and Bidding June - August 2011Target Bid Date September 2011Detailed Design and Construc on October 2011 - September 2014

NAIA Expressway Phase II


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NLEX-SLEX CONNECTOR


The project involves the construc on of The project involves the construc on of 13.4 km. 4-lane elevated expressway 13.4 km. 4-lane elevated expressway over the Philippine Na onal Railway (PNR) right-of-way which starts at over the Philippine Na onal Railway (PNR) right-of-way which starts at Caloocan City and ends at Maka City. The project aims to close the gap Caloocan City and ends at Maka City. The project aims to close the gap and complete the north-south Luzon industrial and complete the north-south Luzon industrial beltway transport axis by beltway transport axis by connec ng NLEx and SLEx. The project will contribute to decongest Metro connec ng NLEx and SLEx. The project will contribute to decongest Metro Manila traffi c, par cularly EDSA and provide a 24-hour access to Manila Manila traffi c, par cularly EDSA and provide a 24-hour access to Manila ports by providing faster, safer and comfortable means of transport facility. ports by providing faster, safer and comfortable means of transport facility.


PHP 21 Billion PHP 21 Billion USD 477 MillionUSD 477 Million


UnsolicitedUnsolicited

*INDICATIVE BIDDING SCHEDULEAc vity Date

Issued Original Proponent Status to MPTDC April 4, 2011

Informed NEDA of issuance of “Original Proponent” status to MPTDC and requested confi rma on of the Reasonable Rate of Return April 15, 2011

NEDA review of documents and inform DPWH of the indica ve Rate of Return April 18-29, 2011

Nego a on between DPWH and MPTDC May 3 - June 3, 2011

Submission to NEDA of the results of nego a on June 6, 2011

NEDA review and approval June 7-18, 2011

Original Proponent to no fy DPWH of its acceptance of the terms and condi ons of NEDA approval June 21-23, 2011

Publica on of Invita on for Compara ve Proposals June 24 - July 7, 011

Issuance of Request for Proposal and Bid Documents July 8, 2011

Pre-bid Conference July 18, 2011

Submission of Compara ve Proposals November 8, 2011

Evalua on of Qualifi ca on Documents (1st Envelope) November 9-16, 2011

Evalua on of Technical Proposal (2nd Envelope) November 17-23, 2011

Evalua on of Financial Proposal (3rd Envelope) November 24-30, 2011

Announcement of Winning Bid December 1, 2011

Issuance of No ce of Award December 1-5, 2011

Compliance of the Winning Bidder of NEDA Condi ons December 6-16, 2011

Contract Execu on December 17-19, 2011

Issuance of No ce to Commence and Contract Implementa on January 4, 2012

MAKATI

PNR ROW

TO NLEXCALOOCAN

*The indicative dates and milestones are estimated target dates only and may be subject to change, depending on prevailing circumstances and project conditions. These dates may be extended as necessary, in the event of a force majeure, or other intervening events, which are beyond the control of the PPP Center of the Philippines.


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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

AND COMMUNICATIONS (DOTC)

Ruben S. Reinoso, Jr.Ruben S. Reinoso, Jr.UndersecretaryUndersecretary

Policy, Planning & Project ManagementPolicy, Planning & Project [email protected]@dotc.gov.ph

[email protected]@gmail.com

Telephone NumberTelephone Number(632) 723.1580(632) 723.1580

Fax NumberFax Number(632) 727.7948(632) 727.7948

The Columbia TowerThe Columbia TowerOrtigas Avenue, Barangay Wack-wackOrtigas Avenue, Barangay Wack-wack

Mandaluyong City 1555Mandaluyong City 1555www.dotc.gov.phwww.dotc.gov.ph



The project aims to priva ze the opera on and maintenance of The project aims to priva ze the opera on and maintenance of LRT Line 1 and MRT Line 3 LRT Line 1 and MRT Line 3 for a period of 5 years for a period of 5 years under a service under a service contract (including repair and rehabilita on of rolling stocks).contract (including repair and rehabilita on of rolling stocks).


USD 62.8 Million USD 62.8 Million


SolicitedSolicited


PRIVATIZATION OF LRT 1 & MRT 3OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

Ac vity DateTender period April - August 2011

• Bid Submission July 11, 2011• Contract Award August 2011

Service contract administra on September 2011 - September 2016


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Fax Numbers(632) 304.3020(632) 304.3033(632) 304.3824


PPP PROJECTS FOR INVESTMENTDAANG HARI - SLEX LINK ROAD


The Project is a new 4 kilometer, 4-lane paved toll road that will pass through The Project is a new 4 kilometer, 4-lane paved toll road that will pass through the New Bilibid Prison reserva on that will connect Bacoor, Cavite to the South the New Bilibid Prison reserva on that will connect Bacoor, Cavite to the South Luzon Expressway near the Susana Heights area. The proposed new linkage Luzon Expressway near the Susana Heights area. The proposed new linkage will complement the Cavite-Laguna-East-West highway and will address the will complement the Cavite-Laguna-East-West highway and will address the requirement for addi onal access between Metro Manila and Cavite where rapid requirement for addi onal access between Metro Manila and Cavite where rapid urbaniza on and consequent worsening of traffi c situa on is being experienced.urbaniza on and consequent worsening of traffi c situa on is being experienced.

The Project components include two (2) overpasses, four (4) local The Project components include two (2) overpasses, four (4) local roads, one (1) undercrossing, one (1) rotunda and drainage structures.roads, one (1) undercrossing, one (1) rotunda and drainage structures.


PHP 1.40 BillionPHP 1.40 BillionUSD 31.11 MillionUSD 31.11 Million


SolicitedSolicited

*INDICATIVE BIDDING SCHEDULEAc vity Date

Publica on of Invita on to Bid May 30, 2011

Release of Pre-qualifi ca on Documents and List of Requirements June 13, 2011

Deadline for Submission of Pre-Qualifi ca on Documents July 13, 2011

Announcement of Qualifi ed Bidders July 21, 2011

Issuance of Request for Proposal July 25, 2011

Pre-Bid Conference July 26, 2011

Submission of Bids - Technical (1st Envelope) and Financial (2nd Envelope)

October 23, 2011

Opening of Technical Bid (1st Envelope) October 24, 2011

Announcement of Qualifi ed Technical Bids November 9, 2011

Opening of Financial Bid (2nd Envelope) November 10, 2011

Announcement of Winning Bid November 16, 2011

Issuance of No ce of Award November 17, 2011

Contract Execu on December 3, 2011

Issuance of No ce to Commence Implementa on and Contract Implementa on

April 16, 2012

SUSANA HEIGHTS

DAANGHARI -

SLEX LINK

BACOOR

DAANG-HARI

ALABANG

MUNTINLUPA

*The indicative dates and milestones are estimated target dates only and may be subject to change, depending on prevailing circumstances and project conditions. These dates may be extended as necessary, in the event of a force majeure, or other intervening events, which are beyond the control of the PPP Center of the Philippines.

S L E X


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LRT LINE 2 EAST EXTENSION


The project involves the expansion, opera on and maintenance The project involves the expansion, opera on and maintenance of exis ng LRT Line 2. Expansion covers the construc on of a of exis ng LRT Line 2. Expansion covers the construc on of a 4 kilometer eastern extension of LRT Line 2 from Santolan in 4 kilometer eastern extension of LRT Line 2 from Santolan in Pasig City to Masinag Junc on in An polo, Rizal with addi onal 2 Pasig City to Masinag Junc on in An polo, Rizal with addi onal 2 passenger sta ons to be located at Sta. Lucia Mall and at Masinag.passenger sta ons to be located at Sta. Lucia Mall and at Masinag.


USD 250 Million (including addi onal rolling stocks required by 2025)USD 250 Million (including addi onal rolling stocks required by 2025)


SolicitedSolicited


Ac vity DateUpda ng of Feasibility Study, including PPP Structure by JICA Study Team

February - August 2011

Finaliza on of PPP Structure and prepara on of bid documents

September - October 2011

NEDA-ICC Evalua on/Approval September - October 2011Tender Period November 2011 - March 2012Concession contract administra on April 2012 - March 2032


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MRT/LRT EXPANSION PROGRAM:


The project involves the extension of the exis ng 15-kilometer LRT Line The project involves the extension of the exis ng 15-kilometer LRT Line 1 system southward to Bacoor, Cavite by addi onal 12 kilometers and 1 system southward to Bacoor, Cavite by addi onal 12 kilometers and integra on of MRT 3 with LRT 1 for seamless opera on of both lines.integra on of MRT 3 with LRT 1 for seamless opera on of both lines.

The project will have 8 passengThe project will have 8 passenger sta ons with provision for addi onal er sta ons with provision for addi onal future passenger sta ons, a satellite depot for light maintenance to future passenger sta ons, a satellite depot for light maintenance to be located at the southern end of the proposed line, and intermodal be located at the southern end of the proposed line, and intermodal facili es installed at high-demand sta ons, including the provision of facili es installed at high-demand sta ons, including the provision of addi onal rolling stocks to meet the current demand and addi onal addi onal rolling stocks to meet the current demand and addi onal load requirements once the MRT Line 3 and LRT Line 1 are integrated.load requirements once the MRT Line 3 and LRT Line 1 are integrated.


USD 850 Million (including system enhancements)USD 850 Million (including system enhancements)


SolicitedSolicited


LRT 1 SOUTH EXTENSION (CAVITE)

Ac vity DateUpda ng of Feasibility Study including PPP structure and bid documents

November 2010 - June 2011

NEDA-ICC Evalua on/Approval June - July 2011Comple on of Right-of-way acquisi on July 2011Tender period August - December 2011Concession contract administra on January 2012 - December 2042


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CALA EXPRESSWAY - CAVITE SIDE


The project will provide vital access between various economic The project will provide vital access between various economic zones in Cavite Province and NAIA, Manila Port and Batangas Port, zones in Cavite Province and NAIA, Manila Port and Batangas Port, and contribute to the economic development and deconges on of and contribute to the economic development and deconges on of traffi c along Cavite roads, par cularly Aguinaldo Highway. This is the traffi c along Cavite roads, par cularly Aguinaldo Highway. This is the extension of the ongoing Manila-Cavite Coastal Expressway Extension extension of the ongoing Manila-Cavite Coastal Expressway Extension and ends in Silang Cavite, Province. It is an at-grade expressway. and ends in Silang Cavite, Province. It is an at-grade expressway. The project has a total length of 27.5 kilometers with six (6) lanes.The project has a total length of 27.5 kilometers with six (6) lanes.


USD 233.33 MillionUSD 233.33 Million


SolicitedSolicited


CALA Expressway

SILANG

STA. ROSA

GEN. TRIASIMUS

SECTION (27.5 KM)

Ac vity DateAward of Contract for the Technical Consultant March 2011Conduct of Feasibility Study May - October 2011

Submission to NEDA October 2011NEDA-ICC Evalua on and Approval November 2011Procurement and Bidding December 2011 - March 2012Target Bid Date April 2012Detailed design and construc on July 2012 - June 2016


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NEW BOHOL AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT BRIEFPROJECT BRIEFThe project involves the construc on of a new airport of interna onal The project involves the construc on of a new airport of interna onal standards in Panglao Island standards in Panglao Island to replace the exis ng Tagbilaran Airport. to replace the exis ng Tagbilaran Airport. It will have It will have a 2,500m x 45m runway, taxiway, apron and provision of a 2,500m x 45m runway, taxiway, apron and provision of air traffi c control and naviga onal equipment and landside facili es. air traffi c control and naviga onal equipment and landside facili es.

The project proponent will fi nance, construct the extension, The project proponent will fi nance, construct the extension, operate and maintain the airport for a period of 20 years. operate and maintain the airport for a period of 20 years.


USD 151 MillionUSD 151 Million

MODE OF PROCUREMENTMODE OF PROCUREMENTSolicitedSolicited


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Ac vity DateUpda ng of Feasibility Study by DOTC January - April 2011Prepara on of PPP structure and bid documents by JICA Study Team April - July 2011

Finaliza on of PPP structure and bid documents August 2011NEDA-ICC Evalua on and Approval September 2011Tender period October 2011 - February 2012Concession contract administra on March 2012 - February 2032


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PUERTO PRINCESA AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT


The Project involves the rehabilita on/improvement of the exis ng The Project involves the rehabilita on/improvement of the exis ng Puerto Princesa Airport to meet the standards of the Interna onal Puerto Princesa Airport to meet the standards of the Interna onal Civil Avia on Organiza on (ICAO), through the construc on of new Civil Avia on Organiza on (ICAO), through the construc on of new landslide facili es in the north western side of the exis ng runway.landslide facili es in the north western side of the exis ng runway.

It also involves the construc on of new apron and connec ng It also involves the construc on of new apron and connec ng taxiways, upgrading of the exis ng 2.6 km runway and its strip, and taxiways, upgrading of the exis ng 2.6 km runway and its strip, and the provision of new naviga onal and traffi c control equipment. the provision of new naviga onal and traffi c control equipment.


USD 92 MillionUSD 92 Million


SolicitedSolicited


PALAWAN

Ac vity DateUpda ng of Feasibility Study by DOTC January - April 2011Prepara on of PPP structure and bid documents under Singapore technical assistance March - June 2011

NEDA-ICC Evalua on/Approval June - July 2011Tender period August - December 2011Concession contract administra on January 2012 - March 2032


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NEW LEGASPI (DARAGA)


The project involves the construc on of a new airport in Daraga, The project involves the construc on of a new airport in Daraga, Albay Albay that will replace the exis ng Legaspi Airport. It will that will replace the exis ng Legaspi Airport. It will have a have a new new 2,100m x 45m runway and other airside and landside facili es2,100m x 45m runway and other airside and landside facili es. .

The landside facili es include Passenger Terminal, Cargo Building, The landside facili es include Passenger Terminal, Cargo Building, Control Tower, Administra on Building, Vehicle Parking Area (VPA), Control Tower, Administra on Building, Vehicle Parking Area (VPA), and other site development. The Airside facili es include the Runway and other site development. The Airside facili es include the Runway Strip/Runway, Taxiway, Apron, and Air Traffi c/Naviga on Equipment.Strip/Runway, Taxiway, Apron, and Air Traffi c/Naviga on Equipment.


USD 153 Million USD 153 Million


SolicitedSolicited


AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT

*Airport perspective view extracted from http://joeyssalceda.wordpress.com

Ac vity DateSelec on of Technical Consultant April - June 2011Prepara on of PPP structure and bid documents by Consultant Team July - August 2011

NEDA-ICC Evalua on/Approval August - September 2011Tender period October 2011 - January 2012Concession contract administra on February 2012 - February 2032


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PPP PROJECTS FOR INVESTMENTPRIVATIZATION OF LAGUINDINGAN


The project involves the priva za on of the opera on and maintenance The project involves the priva za on of the opera on and maintenance of the Laguindingan Airport to reduce government expenditure of the Laguindingan Airport to reduce government expenditure and increase current and future service levels of the airport. and increase current and future service levels of the airport.

The opera on and maintenance through concession covers the The opera on and maintenance through concession covers the newly constructed airport on a 393-hectare property complete with newly constructed airport on a 393-hectare property complete with facili es of interna onal standards. The airport can accommodate facili es of interna onal standards. The airport can accommodate 1.2 million passenger per year based on its Master Plan.1.2 million passenger per year based on its Master Plan.


USD 10-15 Million per year USD 10-15 Million per year


SolicitedSolicited


AIRPORT OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

LAGUINDINGAN AIRPORT

Ac vity DateSelec on of Technical Consultant April - June 2011Prepara on of PPP structure and bid documents by Consultant Team July - August 2011

NEDA-ICC Evalua on/Approval August - September 2011Tender period October 2011 - January 2012Concession contract administra on February 2012 - January 2032

1. Balog-Balog Multipurpose Project, Phase II (BBMP-II)2. Jalaur River Multipurpose Project, Stage II (JRMP-II)3. Tumauini River Multipurpose Project4. Matuno River Development Project5. Ilocos Norte Irrigation Project-Stage II (INIP-II)

(Palsiguan River Multipurpose Project) 6. Philippine Dairy Development Project (PHILMILK)7. Aquaculture/Mariculture Project8. Kabulnan-2 Multi-purpose Irrigation and Power Project9. Establishment of Cold Chain Systems Covering Strategic Areas in the Philippines

10. Establishment of Grains Centrals with Bulk Handling Facility11. Logistics Support on the Agri-Fishery Products Supply Chain

(Transportation of Agri-Fishery Products Utilizing the Southrail Main Line)12. C-5/FTI/Skyway Connector13. CALA Expressway-Laguna Side Section (14.3 Km)14. C-6 Expressway (Global City Link) – South Section15. Central Luzon Expressway (CLEX) – Phase II, Cabanatuan-San Jose16. Calamba – Los Baños Expressway17. R-7 Expressway18. MRT/LRT Expansion Program: Common Ticketing System Project19. Kalibo Airport Upgrading20. NAIA Terminal 3 Upgrading and Full Operationalization21. Privatization of NAIA and DMIA Development22. Privatization of Northrail Operation and Management23. Development of National Motor Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program24. Development of New Cebu Port25. Balabac Airport Development26. Development of Mindanao Railway System27. Maritime Aids to Navigation Program28. Main Line South Upgrading/Modernization29. Construction of Elementary and Secondary Classrooms30. Kaliwa Low Dam Project31. Philippine Orthopedic Center as the Premier Center for Bone Diseases, Trauma, Rehabilitation, and

Commercial Production of Limb Prosthesis32. Research Institute for Tropical Medicine: Localization of Pentavalent Vaccine (DPT, HEPAB and HIB)33. San Lazaro Hospital as the Premiere Research Center for Infectious Diseases34. Construction of Hospital Staff Housing Facilities35. Construction of Philhealth Main Building

NATIONAL PROJECTS FOR MEDIUM-TERM ROLLOUT

PROJECTS UNDER CONCEPTUAL STAGE

NATIONALProject Sector Location Agency

Organic Rice Farming Programme Agriculture Nationwide DA-Philippine Agricultural Development and Commercial Corporation

Integrated Agri-Food Park Agriculture Luzon DA-Philippine Agricultural Development and Commercial Corporation

Agricultural Commodity Exchange System (ACES) enhanced Electronic Trading System for Corn (EETS-CORN)

ICT Nationwide DA-National Food Authority

Contract Farming Agriculture Nationwide DA-National Food Authority

Integrated Lucban Longganisa Processing Project Miscellaneous Luzon DA

SLEX Extension (To Lucena City), 2-Lane Roads Luzon DPWH

Air Ambulance Project Miscellaneous Nationwide DOH

Eversley Chiles Sanitarium (Cebu): Open Land Area for Commercial Operations

Miscellaneous Visayas DOH

Western Visayas Sanitarium (Iloilo) : Open Land Area for Commercial Operations

Miscellaneous Visayas DOH

Establishment of Multi-Specialty Centers in Stem Cell Research Neurosciences, and Oncology in DOH Retained Hospitals

Medical Visayas, Mindanao

DOH

PROJECTS UNDER CONCEPTUAL STAGE

LOCALProject Sector Location Agency

Guimaras-Iloilo Ferry Terminal Project Transport Visayas City Government of Iloilo

Iloilo Downtown Central Business District Revitalization (CBD)

Property Development Visayas City Government of Iloilo

Establishment of Mini Ice Plant, Cold Storage And Facilities

Agriculture Luzon City Government of Laoag

Reclamation of Laoag Padsan River – Establishment of A Government Center And Expansion of The Central Business District

Environment Luzon City Government of Laoag

Expansion of Potable Water Supply System Water Luzon City Government of Laoag

Modernization of Olongapo City’s Abattoir Others Luzon City Government of Olongapo

Olongapo City Centralized Public Transport Terminals

Transport Luzon City Government of Olongapo

Information Technology (IT) Park ITC Visayas Provincial Government of Iloilo

Iloilo Government Center Property Development Visayas Provincial Government of Iloilo

Hometel Cum Student Center Property Development Visayas Provincial Government of Iloilo

Construction And Operation of Ice Plant And Cold Storage Facilities

Others Luzon City Government of Legaspi

Legaspi City Information Technology It Park ICT Luzon City Government of Legaspi

BPO-ICT Building Property Development Luzon City Government of Vigan

Taal Lake Fish Port & Processing Complex Others Luzon City Government of Tanuan

Privatization of Tanauan Public Market & Slaughterhouse

Property Development Luzon City Government of Tanauan

Davao Del Norte Convention Center And Commercial Complex Development

Property Development Mindanao Provincial Government of Davao del Norte

Regional Government Center (RGC) Project Phase – 1

Property Development Mindanao Provincial Government of Pagadian

Davao Del Norte Integrated Water Resource Development Project

Water Mindanao Provincial Government of Davao del Norte

Ligao City Integrated Land Transport Terminal Transport Luzon City Government of Ligao

Ligao City Town Center (Redesigning Of Public Market)

Property Development Luzon City Government of Ligao

Reclamation of The Navotas Coastal Area Property Development Luzon City Government of Navotas

Expansion And Development of East BajacBajac Property Development Luzon City Government of Olongapo

Driftwood Beach Marina And Terminal Transport Luzon City Government of Olongapo

Tinuy-An Falls Eco-Tourism Development Tourism Mindanao City Government of Bislig/DOT/DPWH

NATIONALProject Sector Location Agency

Northwing Pamplona Project Power Northern Luzon DOE

Northwing Aparri Project Power Northern Luzon DOE

Multi-Fuel Biomass Power Plant Power Central Luzon DOE

Burgos Wind Power Project Power Northern Luzon DOE

Multi-Fuel Biomass Power Plant Power Northern Luzon DOE

Tanawon Geothermal Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Coal-Fired Power Plant Power Central Luzon DOE

Coal-Fired Power Plant Power Southern Luzon DOE

Kalayaan Pumped Storage Power Plant III (CBK Expansion)

Power Southern Luzon DOE

Mauban Wind Farm Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Rangas Geothermal Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Balintingon River Multi-Purpose Project Power Central Luzon DOE

Quezon Power Expansion Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Manito-Kayabon Geothermal Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Mindoro Biomass Power Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Pagbilao Expansion Project Power Southern Luzon DOE

Pagudpud Wind Power Project Power Northern Luzon DOE

Villasiga Hydropower Project Power Western Visayas DOE

Negros Biomass Power Project Power Eastern Visayas DOE

Samar Biomass Power Project Power Eastern Visayas DOE

Dauin Geothermal Project Power Central Visayas DOE

Southern Leyte Geothermal Project (Formerly Cabalian Geothermal)

Power Eastern Visayas DOE

Bunker-Fired Power Plant Power Northern Mindanao DOE

Southern Mindanao Coal-Fired Power Station Power Southern Mindanao DOE

Tagoloan Hydropower Power Northern Mindanao DOE

Bukidnon Biomass Power Project Power Northern Mindanao DOE

Davao Biomass Power Project Power Davao Region DOE

Camiguin Island Wind Power Project Power Northern Mindanao DOE

PRIVATE INITIATIVE PROJECTS - ENERGY SECTOR

Private-Public Participation (PPP) Program is a key strategy of the Philippine development plan. With the end view of fostering an environment conducive for private sector entrepreneurial initiatives, the government has developed a policy environment that strongly supports private sector participation in its development activities. Th is policy environment has two fundamental cornerstones: First, economic structural adjustments have been geared towards opening the economy to competition and levelling the playing fi eld of enterprise. Second, a clear policy and institutional framework has been put in place to permit unencumbered fl ow of private resources into the government’s development program, especially for the infrastructure sector.

At the helm of the PPP Program is the PHILIPPINE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) CENTER. Th e PPP Center, equipped with the technical know-how and extensive experience in project development, provides various services and assistance to implementing agencies (IAs), government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs), state universities (SUCs) and local government units (LGUs) as well as to the private sector in the development and implementation of critical infrastructure projects.

Project Development. Provide advisory and technical assistance to IAs and LGUs in the development and implementation of PPP projects both at national and local government levels.

Project Development and Monitoring Facility. Manage and administer a revolving fund for pre-investment activities, i.e., preparation of business case, pre-feasibility and feasibility studies and tender documents, to ensure that PPP projects are properly structured.

Project Facilitation. Conduct project facilitation and assistance to the IAs, GOCCs, SUCs and LGUs in addressing impediments or bott lenecks in the implementation of PPP programs and projects.

Project Monitoring. Monitor and facilitate the implementation of the priority PPP Programs and Projects of the IAs/LGUs which shall be formulated by respective IAs/LGUs in coordination with the NEDA Secretariat.

Policy Advocacy. Participate in the formulation of PPP policy reforms for doing PPP in the Philippines.

Information Management. Provide information on the PPP Program and PPP projects. A monitoring system will be put place to keep track of the status of PPP projects.

Capacity Building. Conduct intensive training, seminars, and workshops through its institution building program to improve the capabilities IAs/LGUs in all phases of the PPP project development life cycle.

PHILIPPINE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) CENTER

PHILAMER C. TORIOEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Telephone: (+632) 895.3893Telephone: (+632) 897.6826

e-mail: [email protected]

COSETTE V. CANILAODEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Telephone: (+632) 895.3893Telephone: (+632) 897.6826e-mail: [email protected]

ELEAZAR E. RICOTE DIRECTOR IV, CAPACITY BUILDING & KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SERVICES


RONALDO F. CORPUS DIRECTOR IV, PROJECT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES


RINA P. ALZATEDIRECTOR III, PROJECT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES


PPP CENTER OFFICERS

PPP.brochure April2011

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