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RD ALFREDO G. TOLENTINO  ARD DOMINGO L. MARIANO  ARD MARCELINA N. OCAMPO 

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News 2008

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09/08/08

NEW DPWH ASSISTANT REGIONAL DIRECTOR

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  Engineer Domingo L. Mariano, previously DPWH-OIC Assistant Director has been promoted by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo as full-pledged Region 3 Assistant Director. Photo shows ARD Mariano taking his oath of office before Secretary Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr. Also in photo is DPWH Senior Undersecretary Manuel Bonoan, Engineer Mariano’s wife Luisa Dy Panco, and daughters Daisi Lou, Demie Lou and Diana Lou.  
 
09/08/08

PGMA APPOINTED A NEW DPWH REGIONAL DIRECTOR, 3 ASST. DIRECTORS

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  President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo acting on recommendation of DPWH Secretary Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr. appointed Engineer Evelyn Barroso as DPWH Region 13 Director. The President has also approved the appointment of Engineers Domingo L. Mariano, Juvy Cordon and Danilo Dequito as full-pledged DPWH Assistant Directors for Region 3, 6 and 8, respectively. The four (4) officials formally take their oath of office today (September 8, 2008) before Secretary Ebdane and members of the DPWH Executive Committee. Director Barroso joined the DPWH in 1975 as Senior Civil Enginer and years later, with dedication and hard work, she became District Engineer and Assistant Regional Director, until he was appointed OIC-Regional Director of Region 13 with the promotion of Undersecretary Romeo Momo. Now holding the second highest position in the DPWH Region 3, Assistant Director Domingo Mariano’s outstanding contributions in his 25 years of public service proves that he is indeed one of DPWH finest government civil engineer. He started his career at then Ministry of Public Works and Highways-Quezon City in 1983 and rose from the ranks until his promotion as District Engineer of Zambales in 2004 and later appointed as DPWH OIC-Assistant Regional Director. An exemplary public servant possessing a brilliant mind and extensive experience, Assistant Director Juby Cordon sterling career in public service spans 25 years of dedication and hardwork. She rose from the ranks and her career was mostly spent in Region 6 where she served as Civil Engineering Aide and later District Engineer of Capiz, and head of the Regional Management Staff and Planning and Design Division. A valuable asset to the DPWH, Assistant Director Danilo Dequito’s promotion is not surprising, having in the agency for more than 38 years, serving different engineering districts. Secretary Ebdane hopes that the three (3) promoted officials will continue with their good performances and steadfast leadership. You should commit yourself to be more focused on your task, in the accomplishment of our mission to bring progress through infrastructure development and render exemplary service to the Filipino people", said Ebdane.  
 
09/05/08

WORKS AT SAN LUIS- MA. AURORA CASTAÑEDA ROAD NEARING COMPLETION

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  The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) will finished sooner than originally planned most of the improvement works at San Luis-Ma. Aurora-Castañeda Road in Aurora Province. DPWH Region 3 Assistant Director Domingo L. Mariano who was instructed by Regional Director Alfredo Tolentino to take charge of construction operations said that based on his field assessment, the on-going projects along San Luis-Ma. Aurora-Castañeda Road could be accomplished ahead of schedule with concreting works from Barangay Baubo to Sto. Tomas in Ma. Aurora already completed. Mariano said three (3) more contract packages covering Barangays Wenceslao and Dianawan with combined costs of P50 million are to be completed by end of September 2008 as reported by DPWH Aurora District Engineer Elmer Dabbay. Although affected by monsoon rains in the afternoon, Engineers Ricardo Gutierrez and Neil Dexter Tolentino, project in-charge and project engineer respectively, regularly monitor the activities of the contractor Trans Aurora and ZF Construction and advised them to double the utilization of equipment and personnel during favorable weather condition. The scheme proves to be successful as it resulted to advanced accomplishments, said DPWH Aurora Assistant District Engineer Angel Beltran. Two (2) other contract packages covering construction of series of box culverts and concrete paving on steep sections are to be completed by November 2008. Mariano said that the road project is in response to increasing traffic volume as most truckers now utilize the San Luis-Ma. Auora route to save traveling time compared to Nueva Ecija-Aurora Road. DPWH Undersecretary Ramon P. Aquino said that the concreting of San Luis-Ma. Aurora-Castañeda Road is a priority undertaking of the President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo administration for the development of Aurora Province. Under the leadership of Secretary Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr., DPWH has steadfastly pursued a great number of infrastructure projects in Aurora Province as he believes that it is an indispensable requirement for progress. “Without roads and bridges, we cannot attain development”, Mariano quoted Secretary Ebdane.  
 
08/27/08

PGMA SONA PROJECT IN CENTRAL LUZON GETS FULL BLAST

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  The on-going Tarlac-Nueva Ecija-Aurora Dingalan Port Road Project of the Department of Public Works and Highways has shifted to high gear in support to the President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo administration’s effort to propel development. Tarlac-Nueva Ecija-Dingalan Port Road Project is among the projects under the Luzon Urban Beltway Super Region envisioned by Her Excellency to spread development in the countryside. DPWH Secretary Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr. said that the on-gong improvement/rehabilitation of Tarlac-Nueva Ecija-Aurora Dingalan Port Road will facilitate agricultural, industrial and tourism growth and development, generating more income and job opportunities to the affected provinces, namely Tarlac, Nueva Ecija and Aurora. In order to ensure quality completion of the road project which has a total approximate length of 120.65 kilometers, DPWH Assistant Regional Director Domingo Mariano conducts regular inspection to assess activities of the contractor in compliance to the instruction of Undersecretary Ramon Aquino and DPWH Region 3 Director Alfredo Tolentino. To date, completed were the following sections: concreting of 1.84 kilometer gravel road at Gabaldon-Dingalan Port Road at a cost of P48.8 million; concreting of 2.97 kilometer gravel road at Dingalan-Dingalan Port Road at a cost of P60 million; and concreting with asphalt overlay of 11.55 kilometer Sta. Rosa-Jct. Fort Magsaysay Road costing P136 million. Mariano said that although paving activities are affected by heavy rains usually in the afternoon, works are concentrated on the construction of grouted riprap, lined canal, roadway excavation, and subgrade preparation. He added that the completion of the project will complements to the RO-RO transport system in the country particularly with the operation of Dingalan Port in Aurora as it will not only assure mobility of transport and services, it would likewise ensure road user’s savings in the form of transport cost savings gained thru the reduction of vehicle operating costs. Likewise, the new road opening in Fort Magsaysay towards Laur in Nueva Ecija will open up new communities that will also serve as a by-pass road, to avoid traffic congestion at the junction of Cabanatuan and Palayan City.  
 
08/26/08

BALER-CEMENTO ROAD PROJECT

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  DPWH Region 3 Assistant Director Domingo L. Mariano (2nd from right) checks the progress of work for the concreting of Baler-Cemento Road via Dicaloyungan in Aurora Province. With him are (from right) DPWH Aurora District Engineer Elmer Dabbay, Assistant District Engineer Angel Beltran and Engr William Bustos of DPWH Region 3 Construction Division. Costing P23 million, the road project will speed-up land travel and reduced vehicle operating costs. Secretary Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. has directed the regular conduct of field verification to ensure prompt and quality completion of infrastructure projects.  
 
08/26/08

AURORA ROAD PROJECT

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  Department of Public Works and Highways Region 3 Assistant Director Domingo L. Mariano (at right) together with Engr. William Bustos inspects the completed Dipaculao Section of the Baler-Casiguran Road. DPWH Region 3 is rushing up the completion of the project in compliance to the instruction of Secretary Hermogenes E. Ebdane Jr. and Undersecretary Ramon P. Aquino considering that it is the main and only access of the northern municipalities of Aurora to the capital town of Baler which also serves as the main access to other major growth centers for trade, commerce, education and other activities. The project road is among the State of the Nation Address (SONA) projects of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo supportive of the under NORTH LUZON AGRIBUSINESS QUADRANGLE Superregion and form part of the envisaged eastern coastal road of Northeastern Luzon connecting the provinces of Cagayan, Isabela and Aurora via the Pacific Coast.  
 
 
 

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