Transparency Seal — Institutional Identity & Corporate Structure
PPA
Est. July 11, 1974
·Legal: Presidential Decree No. 505
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) was created on July 11, 1974 with the issuance of Presidential Decree (PD) No. 505. This PD was subject of several amendments one of which is PD No. 857 which was issued on December 23, 1975. Section 6 (v) of PD No. 857 empowers the PPA “to create or alter its own organization or Port Management Unit, and staff such an organization or Port Management Unit (PMU) with appropriate and qualified personnel in accordance with what may be deemed proper or necessary to achieve the objectives of the Authority”. The PPA Citizen’s Charter is in support of the government’s program to promote integrity, accountability, proper management of public affairs and public property as well as to establish effective practices aimed at the prevention of graft and corruption in government. The Charter is presented by Head Office and Field Office frontline services.
Milestones
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Transparency Seal — Officials, Subsidiaries, CPCS & Documents
Transparency Seal — COA Audit Opinion & Financial Statements
Programs, KPI Stats & Performance Reports
Construction of Ro-Ro ramps at various ports nationwide.
Maintenance of ISO Management System Certifications.
Improve Stakeholder Satisfaction Rating.
Sustain Processing Time for Common Permits.
Compliance with International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code.
Implementation of the New Policy on the Procurement of Port Service Contract.
FOI manuals and governance documents
Procurement Monitoring
1. Tubigon Port Expansion and Reconstruction Project, Port of Tubigon, Tubigon, Bohol
PMO-Bohol
Budget
₱552,184,820.7
Contract
₱550,667,847.2
for Implementation
2. Getafe Port Expansion Project, Port of Getafe, Getafe, Bohol
PMO-Bohol
Budget
₱514,034,128.9
Contract
₱501,167,946.2
for Implementation
3. Nasipit Port Expansion and Rehabilitation Project, Port of Nasipit, Agusan del Norte
PMO-Agusan
Budget
₱530,972,253.2
Contract
₱525,972,000
for Implementation
4. Jagna Port Expansion Project, Port of Jagna, Bohol
PMO-Bohol
Budget
₱441,562,657.5
Contract
₱435,852,652.6
for Implementation
5. Restoration of Damaged Port Facilities (Back-Up Area, Port Lighting System, Welcome Arch, Security Fence and Gates) at Port of Ubay, caused by Typhoon Odette on December 16, 2021, to include Banca Stairlanding, Covered Walkway, and Rehabilitation of RC Pier (Berth 4), Port of Ubay,Ubay, Bohol
PMO-Bohol
Budget
₱41,265,728.71
Contract
₱40,765,250.04
for Implementation
6. Restoration of Damaged Port Facilities (Bulkhead, Back-Up Area, Port Lighting System, Covered Walkway, Welcome Arch, Security Fence and Gates) at Port of Talibon, caused by Typhoon Odette on December 16, 2021, Port of Talibon, Talibon, Bohol
PMO-Bohol
Budget
₱31,064,881.2
Contract
₱30,671,911.82
for Implementation
7. Construction of Offshore Wind (OSW) Port Phase I, Bgry. Pambuhan, Mercedes, Camarines Norte, Bicol
Budget
₱2,273,924,088
Contract
₱0
for Implementation
8. Upgrading of Concrete Pavement at West Section, Port of Masao, Brgy. Lumbocan, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte
PMO-Agusan
Budget
₱27,583,263.47
Contract
₱26,581,632
for Implementation