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Leonardia seeks authority to sign garbage hauling contract

John Paul V. Pepito

BACOLOD City Mayor Evelio Leonardia is seeking an authority from the City Council to sign the contract of service between current garbage hauler IPM-Construction and Development Corp. (IPM-CDC) and the City Government for the P150-million environmental and sanitary services deal.

Vice Mayor El Cid Familiaran said he received the mayor’s letter Monday morning, requesting them to hold a special season at 3 p.m. today to take up the matter.

He said the representatives of IPM-CDC will be around to make a presentation about their facilities, and obligations to the City Government.

Familiaran added that the two-month extension contract of IPM-CDC will end today, and they will start with the new contract on March 1 for the 10-month garbage hauling and collection services at P14.858 million per month.

The Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) had earlier released the resolution stating that the IPM-CDC was declared a winner after passing the post-qualification.

The IPM-CDC had the lowest and responsive calculated bid of P149,696,384.53.

Familiaran said that after the granting of authority to the mayor to sign, they will hold a regular session tomorrow to ratify the contract of service.

“While we are finalizing the contract with the garbage hauler, the IPM-CDC will continue their services until their contract will be ratified,” he said.

Familiaran said the IPM-CDC is already doing good in addressing the garbage problem of the city.

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