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CLUSTER 1: CONCRETING OF BARANGAY ROADS OF MUNICIPALITY OF SAN JOSE (Brgy. Matingbe, Brgy. Aurelio and Brgy. San Juan) AND MUNICIPALITY OF BASILISA (Brgy. Ferdinand, Brgy. Tag-abaca and Brgy. Sto. Niñ (Tender №81179344)

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Country: Philippines
Language: UK
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Number: 81179344
Publication date: 28-03-2023
Contract value: 30 520 (USD)
Price original: 1 799 902 (PHP)
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