This report contains the status, basic information and findings and recommendations on the recently concluded project inspection of ARISP III

1. Inspection Report
DAR’s
AGRARIAN REFORM
INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT PROJECT
(ARISP) Phase III
May 28, 2012

2. (ARISP) Phase III
The Agrarian Reform Infrastructure The project components are:
Support Project (ARISP) Phase
III is a foreign-assisted project • construction of irrigation
of DAR systems
• Designed to provide basic • farm-to-market roads,
support services to help develop bridges
Agrarian Reform Communities • rural water supply systems
(ARCs). • post harvest facilities
• It is funded from a concessional • Institutional development
loan from the Government of including Agricultural
Japan with counterpart Extension and Livelihood
financing from the DAR, Local
Government Units and the • Project Administration
beneficiaries.

3. ARISP III Status, 1st Quarter 2012
Status
Project Location Proj. Cost Php
EO March
Daguioman CIS Daguioman, Abra 14,623,400.00 100%
Dalingoan PWS Bakun, Benguet 2,094,916.00 100%
Namagtey-Tungey FMR Bakun, Benguet 28,449382.00 84.72%
Amgam CIS Bakun, Benguet 9,086,923.00 41.66%
Sta. Maria-Allig CIS Flora, Apayao 6,166,170.00 2.16%
Monamon Norte CIS Bauko, Mt. Prov. 26,964,120.00 NYS
Pitpitan-Tamog-o FMR Bauko, Mt. Prov. 20,000,000.00 NYS
Sadangan Upland CIP Sadanga, Mt. Prov. 26,683,350.00 NYS
CAR:Total 134,068261.00 33.37%

4. Basic Project Information
Project Location Proj. Cost Php Status
ARISP III- Bakun, Benguet Php 28,449,382.00 89.23 %
(Loan with GOP As of
Improvement of May 28,
and LGU
Namagtey-Tungey FMR counterpart) 2012
Loan Proceed:
Php 26,056,287
GOP:
Php 2,393,095

5. Project Description
The project includes the following
work items:
Roadway and drainage
excavation;
Embankment;
Aggregate sub-based course;
PCCP 15cm. thick with
provision of 36" diameter;
RCPCs;
Catch basin, concrete curb and
gutter.

6. Inspection Findings/Recommendations
Occurrence of everyday rains
delayed implementation of project.
DPWH to consider the request for a
second extension and closely monitor
the quality of ongoing works
Contractor to make a catch up
plan/strategy to complete the project as
soon as possible.

7. Inspection Findings/Recommendations
Large volume of runoff water carries off
base course and gutters laid.
Road scouring/scaling due to
large volume of water run-off
Contractor to continue remedial/counter
measures to protect and prevent further
damage to all completed and all ongoing
activities.

8. Inspection Findings/Recommendations
Project area is prone to landslides/ erosion
Contractor to maintain and always keep
the road open: Clean & remove debris
LGU to allocate:
•Additional funding for added work like
slope protection structures & drainage.
•Budget for O&M to sustain the
maintenance program for the project.

9. Inspection Findings/Recommendations
Curb and gutter not provided making
water catchment useless
Uncompleted water catchment
For the project consultant to reconsider
constructing side and curb gutter in both
sides of the road considering project area
is prone to erosion/ landslides and further
prevent damage to all completed and all
ongoing activities.

10. Briefing/Exit Conference with:
Mayor Marcelo B. Contada
Vice Mayor Paulino F. Dalmones
SP Members
MPDC Bakun
DAR
DPWH
Ms. Adela Comila, MARO-Bakun
briefing the RIT