NAVAL,
Biliran, Aug. 10 (PNA) -- The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) –
Biliran District Engineering Office (BDEO) is targeting to finish all senior
high school (SHS) buildings in Biliran province by August or September this
year.
District
Engineer David P. Adongay Jr. said the target completion of the school building
projects, which supposedly be finished by June before opening of classes, was
extended due to the failure of the sub-soil exploration test.
Adongay
clarified that the completion of the SHS buildings are dependent on the result
of the subsoil exploration test and the release of the additional funds.
“We bid out
projects, but failed to pass the subsoil exploration test, prompting us to
redesign the project, which requires additional funding,” he said.
Adongay
pointed out that the main problem in the implementation of school building
projects was the site identified by the Department of Education.
The district
engineer suggested that DPWH and DepEd should have a joint evaluation and
identification of building sites because its terrain is one to be considered in
the budget allocation.
As of July
2016, Adongay reported that Biliran DEO has already posted 59.43 percent
accomplishments for its school building projects.
Out of the
30 projects, 11 are already completed, four have not yet started, five are
still on-going, and 10 are substantially completed.
Adongay
explained that they still didn’t allow holding of classes on those
substantially completed buildings to ensure the safety of teachers and
students. (PNA)
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