Philippine Overseas & Domestic Construction Board: Executive Director, PODCB

PHILIPPINE
OVERSEAS & DOMESTIC

CONSTRUCTION BOARD
Ms. Doris U. Gacho

Executive Director, PODCB
Presentation Outline:
CIAP & its Implementing Boards
POCB
PDCB
- CPES
- CIAP Document 102
CIAP & its
Implementing Boards
Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines
MANDATE PD 1746
(November 1980)
To promote, accelerate and regulate the growth
and development of the construction industry in
conformity with the national goals.
Hon. Ramon M. Lopez
DTI DTI Secretary and CIAP Chairman
Mr. Ireneo V. Vizmonte

Office of the Secretary
Undersecretary
Arch./EnP Ramon L. Abiera Ms. Doris U. Gacho

Executive Director CIAP Tatag at Tapat Team Leader
Construction Philippine Philippine Philippine Construction

Industry Domestic Overseas Contractors Manpower
Arbitration Construction Construction Accreditation Development
Commission Board Board Board Foundation
(CIAC) (PDCB) (POCB) (PCAB) (CMDF)
Ms. Kathryn Josephine Ms. Doris U. Gacho Atty. Herbert DG Engr. Rene E. Fajardo
T. dela Cruz Matienzo
Construction Philippine Philippine Philippine Construction
Industry Domestic Contractors Overseas Manpower
Arbitration Construction Accreditation Construction Development
Commission Board Board Board Foundation
(CIAC) (PDCB) (PCAB) (POCB) (CMDF)
Construction Construction Contractors Overseas Manpower

Contract Dispute Quality & Licensing Contractors Training and
Resolution Efficiency and Registration Registration & Competency
Improvement Development Development
Philippine Overseas Construction Board
(POCB)
Philippine Overseas Construction Board (POCB)
MANDATE PD 1167 (October 1974)
Regulate and promote Philippine construction capabilities
Monitor overseas projects of Filipino contractors
Assist Philippine contractors and construction related
services to penetrate/maximize participation in the
international market
MR. MICHAEL ROBERTO P. REYES MR. ISIDRO A. CONSUNJI MR. FRANCISCO B. GONZALEZ, JR.
Member Chairman Member
President & COO, DCCD Engineering Corp. President, DMCI Holdings, Inc. Vice President, ROMAGO, Inc.
MR. OSCAR D. MERCADO

Member ENGR. ANTHONY L. FERNANDEZ
SVP-Marketing/Engineering, EEI Corp. Member
President, First Balfour
POCB Programs & Services
1. Promote the Philippine Construction Industry
a) Participation in trade events here and abroad
i. Outbound missions
ii. Inbound missions
iii. Trade Fairs
2. Develop overseas markets
a) Disseminate market related info
b) Participate in trade related negotiations

3. Review & recommend policies to support the
growth of the sector
4. Regulate the sector
a) Regulate
b) Monitor
Criteria for Registration
General Contractor
At least AA or AAA PCAB License Category
With five (5) years actual construction experience prior
to registration
With at least Php10 Million projects completed
Specialty Contractor
At least category A (PCAB License)
With five (5) years actual construction experience prior
to registration
With at least Php 5 Million projects completed
Specialized Consultancy
With or without PCAB License
With five (5) years actual construction experience prior to
registration
With at least Php 1 Million consultancy project completed
Philippine Domestic Construction Board
(PDCB)
Philippine Domestic Construction Board (POCB)
MANDATE PD 1746 (November 1980)
To formulate, recommend and implement policies,

guidelines, plans and programs for the efficient
implementation of public and private construction
projects in the country.
ENGR. LIBERITO V. ESPIRITU MR. DINO MAE D. SUELTO
Chairman Member
President, DATEM, Inc. Chairman & CEO, Maer Summit Konstrukt Inc..
MR. WARREN SIMON KING MR. RONALDO R. ELEPAÑO, JR.

Member Member
President, Megastructure Builder and Trading Corp. Senior Adviser for Business Development, DMCI
PDCB Programs & Services
1. Policy Formulation & Monitoring
a) Supervise the implementation of Constructors
Performance Evaluation System (CPES)
i. Accreditation of CPES evaluators;
ii. Maintain data bank on the performance of constructors in
government projects
iii. Continuous improvement of the CPES guidelines
1. Policy Formulation & Monitoring
b) Consolidate and submit Semestral Report on CPES to the
GPPB
c) CIAP Document 102 Review, Update and Promotion

2. Arbitration & Adjudication Program
(Implemented by the Construction Industry Arbitration
Commission – CIAC)
3. Implement industry development programs
a) Mapping and industry consultation
b) Networking sessions
c) Information and learning sessions
Constructors Performance Evaluation System
(CPES)
Legal Basis for CPES Implementation
Section 12, Annex E of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of
the Government Procurement Reform Act (R.A. 9184)
“All Procuring Entities implementing government infrastructure
projects are mandated to evaluate the performance of their
contractors using the NEDA approved CPES Guidelines for the
type of project being implemented, regardless of contract amount
and funding source. CPES evaluation shall be done during
construction and upon completion of each government project”.
What is CPES?
The Constructors Performance Evaluation System
(CPES) is a standard rating system of evaluating
the performance of constructors based on a
uniform set of criteria to include workmanship,
materials, time, facilities, resources deployment,
and environment, safety and health.
Uses of CPES
Eligibility Check
Agency Shortlist
Post Qualification
Reference for Project Monitoring, Audit and Quality Control
Information Networking
CPES Updates
As of July 2020
Agencies Implementing CPES 104
Government Financial Institutions (GFIs) 3
National Government Agencies (NGAs) 14
Government Owned and Controlled 15 CPES Evaluators
Corporations (GOCCs) 2,473
Local Government Units (LGUs) 63
State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) 4
Professional Organizations 5
CIAP Document 102
“Uniform General Conditions of Contract for Private
Construction”
What is CIAP Document 102?
It contains terms and conditions ordinarily established in
construction contracts.
It was formulated to provide the procedures, guidelines,
and criteria to be used by parties in a construction
Contract, or use as reference to the Contract to address
deficiencies and/or any ambiguity.
Intended to be applied in the following instances:
Where the parties had failed to incorporate into their construction
contract the general conditions of contract, in which case, the
appropriate CIAP Document shall apply;
Where the conditions of contract agreed upon are incomplete, in
which case, the appropriate CIAP Document shall fill the omission
of stipulations; or
Where certain provisions of the conditions of contract agreed upon
are ambiguous, in which case, reference may be made to the
appropriate CIAP Document to explain the ambiguity.
CIAP Document 102
Updates
CIAP Document 102
Ongoing review for its proposed promulgation as part of
Philippine National Standard, as well as the proposed
development of Technical Regulations for Construction
where CIAP Document 102 will be included.
Opportunities
Global Construction Industry-
US$ 10. 3 Trillion in 2020 GDP Growth – 3.6% in 2018
(From US$ 7.4 Trillion in 2010)
$26T - Asia’s infrastructure Build Build Build Program

requirements until 2030 P 8-9 Trillion until 2022
Philippine Overseas Construction Board (POCB)
8896-1831 or 8896-1833
896-4569
POCB@dti.gov.ph
Philippine Domestic Construction Board (PDCB)

8896-1801 or 8897-0791
PDCB@dti.gov.ph
5th floor Executive Building Center

369 Sen. Gil J. Puyat Ave. Corner
Makati Avenue, Makati City
Visit our website: https://ciap.dti.gov.ph
THANK
YOU!

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PHILIPPINE

OVERSEAS & DOMESTIC

Ms. Doris U. Gacho

Mr. Ireneo V. Vizmonte

Arch./EnP Ramon L. Abiera Ms. Doris U. Gacho

Construction Philippine Philippine Philippine Construction

Construction Construction Contractors Overseas Manpower

MR. OSCAR D. MERCADO

a) Disseminate market related info

b) Participate in trade related negotiations

To formulate, recommend and implement policies,

MR. WARREN SIMON KING MR. RONALDO R. ELEPAÑO, JR.

c) CIAP Document 102 Review, Update and Promotion

$26T - Asia’s infrastructure Build Build Build Program

Philippine Domestic Construction Board (PDCB)

5th floor Executive Building Center

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