construction industry authority of the philippines - 34 page.pdf

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Construction Industry Authorityof the Philippines

E-mail :[email protected]

Web Page: http://www.dti.gov.ph

http://www.skyinet~pocb

5/F Executive Center Building

Buendia cor. Makati Ave.,

Makati City, Philippines 1209


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I. Construction Industry Authority of the

Philippines (CIAP)

II. Philippine Overseas Construction

Board (POCB)

III. Philippine Domestic Construction

Board (PDCB)IV.Mandates, Programs, Board

Composition PDCB Programs

PRESENTATION OUTLINE


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Philippine Construction Industry Authority

hilippine Construction Industry Authority

of the Philippines CIAP)

f the Philippines CIAP)

MANDATEMANDATE ((R.A. 1746 as amended by E.Os. 679 & 768 - 28 Nov. 1980)

To evolve an overall strategy and exercisecentralized authority for the optimum developmentof the construction industry;

To evolve an overall strategy and exercisecentralized authority for the optimum development

of the construction industry;

To establish a funding mechanism with the privatesector to promote and develop the construction

industry;


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Philippine Construction Industry Authority

hilippine Construction Industry Authority

of the Philippines CIAP)

f the Philippines CIAP)

MANDATEMANDATE ((R.A. 1746 as amended by E.Os. 679 & 768 - 28 Nov. 1980)

To promote construction manpower training to

supplement the manpower training efforts of the

private sector, through the centralization ofprogramming and coordination of activities of all

government agencies;

To perform such other functions necessary to

achieve its objectives


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D T I

C I A P

PhilippinePhilippineOverseasOverseas

ConstructionConstruction

BoardBoard

PhilippinePhilippineContractorsContractorsAccreditationAccreditation

BoardBoard

PhilippinePhilippineDomesticDomestic

ConstructionConstruction

BoardBoard

ConstructionConstructionIndustryIndustryArbitrationArbitration

CommissionCommission

Construction

Contract

Dispute

Resolution

Construction

Quality &

Efficiency

Improvement

Contractors

Licensing

and

Registration

Overseas

Contractors

Registration

& Devt


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Composition of CIAP Board

omposition of CIAP Board

Chairman : Secretary of DTI

Members Secretary of DPWH

Secretary of DOTC

Chairmen of PCAB, POCB, PDCB, and CMDF

Secretary of DOLE

President of the Phil. Constructors Association, Inc.

Representative of the private construction sector

Special Construction Industry Representative inthe Middle East (ex-officio member)

The Chairman shall designate a Vice Chairman

from among the Members


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Promote Philippine Construction Contractors,Consultants and Materials in the international market

PHILIPPINEPHILIPPINE

OVERSEASOVERSEAS

CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION

BOARDBOARD

(PD 1167 as amended by

PD 1657, 27 June 1977)


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POCB Board

OCB Board

Chairman : vacant

Members : William U. Christopher Liu, Jr.

Isidro A. Consunji

2 vacant slots

Term: 3 years to expire on August 15, 2011


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POCB Board

OCB Board

MANDATEMANDATE

Develop the Phil. Overseas Construction Industry

Regulate and control the participation of

construction contractors and consultants

(including general engineering/building andspecialty contractors, construction management,

engineering and specialized consultancy group) in

overseas construction projects

Administer the grant of incentives for under PD

1167


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A. Develop the Phil. Overseas Const. IndustryA. Develop the Phil. Overseas Const. Industry

Identify projects, and countries where Phil. contractors and

consultants may operate ;

Recommend, participate in the negotiation of bi-lateral and multi-

lateral arrangements that would facilitate the entry of contractors/

consultants in overseas markets & protect the interests of Filipino

contractors and workers operating overseas; and

Formulate, implement or cause the implementation of a scheme orarrangement for the protection of Filipino contractors from non-

commercial risks with respect to their assets, equipment & other

property held overseas


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B. RegulateB. Regulate

Register Filipino contractors and consultants who will

undertake projects overseas;Determine who among the interested construction

contractors/consultants will be allowed to bid for overseas

projects;

Authorize the exportation of construction materials and

equipment (never been implemented); andCancel, suspend registration and enjoyment of incentives or

other benefits including the imposition of penalties


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C. ControlC. Control

Check, verify and evaluate the performance of construction

contractors and consultants engaged in overseas projects;

Check, verify the books, requires submission of regular reports

or by some other method deemed most effective;

Obtain, collate and evaluate information necessary for effective

discharge of its primary purpose and proper exercise of itspowers and functions


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DD. Administration of Incentives. Administration of Incentives

Determine who will avail of and eligible for incentives (no

incentives administered since the package of incentives were

withdrawn under E.O. No. 93 on 17 December 1986)


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III. Registration and Incentives

I. Market Development

II. International Project Monitoring


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POCB Registration

Requirements


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1.Construction Companies

General construction contractor

Specialty contractor

Service contractor

2. Specialized Consultancy Groups

General Classification of POCB Registered Companies


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Current PCAB License (category AA or higher );

Classification of general Building & General

Engineering; One (1) key technical staff employed by the

applicant for not less than one (1) year at the time of

filing the application; Five (5) years of continuous actual operation as a

licensed contractor counted from the date of

earliest contract;

Must have completed during the immediate past

five (5) years a project at least one (1) generalengineering/building costing

Requirements : General construction contractorGeneral construction contractor


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Requirements : Specialty contractor

Current PCAB License (category A or higher ) and aclassification relevant to the specialization being

applied for;

One (1) key technical staff employed by the applicant

for not less than one (1) year at the time of filing the

application; Five (5) years of continuous actual operation as a

licensed contractor counted from the date of earliest

contract; Must have completed during the immediate past five

(5) years one (1) project falling within its field(s) of

specialization costing not less than P5 M;


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Requirements : Service contractor

Current PCAB License (category A or higher );

One (1) key technical staff employed by the

applicant for not less than one (1) year at the timeof filing the application;

Five (5) years of continuous actual operation as a

licensed contractor counted from the date ofearliest contract;

Substantial experience in the overseas as a labor

sub-contractor or manpower service contractor;

Have remitted substantial amount of foreign

exchange


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Requirements : Specialized Consultancy Groups

Minimum paid-in capital and networth of two hundred

fifty thousand pesos (P250T);

At least three (3) permanently employed staff withappropriate degrees and professional training along

the line of consultancy services offered by the

company;One of the staff must have been actively engaged in

the practice of his profession for at least ten (10) years;

One of the staff must have been employed by the

company for not less that one (1) year at the time of

filling the application;

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Requirements : Specialized Consultancy Groups

Five (5) years of continuous actual operation as

a specialized consultancy company counted

from the date of earliest contract; Must have completed during the immediate past

five (5) years

one (1) consultancy project costing not less

than P1 M;

R i t ti V lidit d F


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Registration Validity and Fees

Type of

Application

Validity Amount of

Fees

NewRegistration

2 years P20,000.00

Renewal 2 years P10.000.00

Proj.

Authorization

Contract

completion

N o n e


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PHILIPPINE DOMESTIC

CONSTRUCTION BOARD (PDCB)PD 1594



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I. Composition of the BoardII. PDCB Mandate

III. PDCB Programs

IV. Others


Th PDCB B d


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Chairman: Atty. Ramon P. Ereneta, Jr.

Members : Engr. Rogelio C. Lombos

Engr. Anthony L. Fernandea

Atty. Romeo C. Lagman

Chairman and Four (4) Members

- appointed by the President upon recommendations of

the CIAP- No specified tenure of Office

The PDCB Board

MANDATES


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1. To enforce relevant and reasonable rules andrequirements, as well as implementpracticable and efficient procedures forprequalification of public projects;

2. To recommend and encourage the adoptionof equivalent and realistic contractconditions for construction; and

3. To establish procedures, guidelines andcriteria for fair and expeditious adjudication

and settlement of claims and disputes incontract implementation.

MANDATES

Functions of the Board


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The formulate, recommend and implement policies,

guidelines, plans and programs for the efficient

implementation of public and private construction in

the country, specifically:

1. Formulate and recommend appropriate policies

and guidelines for prequalification, bidding and

contract award of public infrastructure projects;

2. Monitor and evaluate information on the status of

public construction projects as well as on the

performance and contracting capacity of

contractors engaged in such projects;



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3. Formulate and recommend approximate and

standardized contract terms/conditions and guidelines

for determining contract price adjustments in privateconstruction;

4. Adjudicate and settle claims and disputes in theimplementation of public construction contracts and

for this purpose, formulate and adopt the necessary

rules and regulations subject to the approval of thePresident.



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5. Formulate and recommend rules and procedures

for the adjudication and settlement of claims and

disputes in the implementation of contracts inprivate construction; and

6. Perform such other functions as may beassigned by the Authority.

PDCB Programs


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PDCB Programs

1) Policy Formulation & Monitoring

2) Arbitration & Adjudication Program

(performed by the Construction IndustryArbitration Commission (CIAC)

CIAC created under Exec. Order No. 1008

Construction Industry Arbitration Law

signed by Pres. F. Marcos on Feb. 4, 1985

- PDCB maintains administrative supervision

over the CIAC .

PDCB Programs


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PDCB Programs

1. Supervise the implementation of Constructors

Performance Evaluation System (CPES

-Accreditation of CPES evaluators;

- Maintain data bank on the performance of

constructors in government projects; and- Continuous improvement of the CPES

guidelines

2. Consolidate and Submit Monthly Report on

Blacklisted Contractors to the GPPB


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THANK YOU


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For more information

Tel Nos.: 8961831; 8961833; 8970791

Fax: 8964569

E-mail: [email protected]@yahoo.com

Website: http://www.skyinet.net/~pocb

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