CEBU CITY—Ten Infrastructure Flagship Projects (IFPs) worth more than ₱480 billion have been lined up for Cebu and Bohol under the Marcos administration.
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro has ordered the livestreaming of all Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) proceedings, aiming to promote transparency and fairness in the procurement of goods, infrastructure, and consulting services.
CEBU CITY—Major power infrastructure projects are underway to enhance the stability and reliability of electricity supply in Mactan and Cebu islands, according to National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP).
Mandaue Land Consortium, the joint-venture partner of the city government, announced that the reclamation can commence “as soon as permits and documentation requirements are obtained.” The firm is part of the Wenceslao Group.
After more than a decade since its approval, Cebuanos are finally set to experience the long‑awaited Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT)—a P17‑billion project aimed at easing congestion in the bustling urban center.
Built on municipally owned land, the project follows a build-operate-transfer arrangement granting Topline up to 50 years of operational control—30 years initially, renewable for another 20.
The system is designed to trap floating waste—particularly plastic—before it flows into the ocean. It is expected to divert around 97,000 kilograms of waste per year, including over 13,000 kilograms of plastic.
The prestigious MICHELIN Guide, the globally recognized restaurant and hotel rating system published by French tire company Michelin, is now exploring what our food and beverage scene has to offer.