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Joint Venture for the Redevelopment of the PNOC and DOE BGC Properties

Project Brief
Project Description

The project involves the joint redevelopment of the PNOC and DOE BGC Properties, also known as Energy Center. It covers the 5,3-Hectare property owned by the developments. Highlighting sustainability, the PNOC and DOE situated in Bonifacio Global City Project will be geared towards sustainable (BGC) Taguig City.

The private proponent on their proposal offer to redevelop the property into a Mixed-used Township which will be comprised of office buildings, co-living spaces, residential condominiums, integrated retail spaces, and park and open spaces.

Project Objectives

The private proponent envisioned to feature a mixed-used development which will include office, retail, residential spaces such as condominium units, co-living spaces, and other developments. Highlighting sustainablity, the Project will be geared towards sustainable development and shall utilize modern construction techniques and shall make use of the socio-economic and environmental impact. Also, another key feature of the Project according to the Private Proponent is its unparalleled accessibility to all major transports such as the Uptown Bonifacio transportation hub, and Bonifacio Global City - Ortigas Link Bridge, among others.

Implementing Agency

Department of Energy

Contractual Arrangement

Joint Venture (JV)

Region

  • National Capital Region

Sector

Property Development

Estimated Project Cost

Php 83.19 Billion

Development Cost

TBD

Procurement Mode

Unsolicited

Implementation Mode

National

Project Proponent

Megaworld Corporation

Status

Under evaluation by implementing agency

Remarks

The unsolicited proposal was endorsed to the Department of Energy (DOE) and Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC). the proposed implementing agencies for the project, on April 4, 2024 after being determined to be complete pursuant to Section 10 of the PPP Code.

On July 2, 2024, PPP Center received a letter from the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) that it is rejecting the unsolicited proposal./p>