Public-Private Partnership Center

Business World, 23 April 2013 SEVEN GROUPS yesterday formally expressed their interest in an airport public-private partnership (PPP) project, the first to be offered by the Aquino administration under its flagship infrastructure program. Prequalification documents for a contract to expand and operate the Mactan-Cebu International Airport were submitted to the Trade department, which identified the... continue reading

Rappler, 23 April 2013   MACTAN AIRPORT. The Lopez group joins the contest for this Mactan-Cebu airport expansion project. Photo courtesy of the PPP Center Eight of the Philippines’ richest and most powerful, and 7 of their foreign partners from 3 continents were among the trimmed down list of participants in the auction for the... continue reading

Business Standard, 23 April 2013 GMR consortium is competing with 6 other groups, including that of Singapore’s Changi Airport International and Switzerland’s Zurich Airport International GMR Infrastructure is learnt to have filed qualification documents for a formal bid to develop 17.5-billion peso ($425 million) Mactan-Cebu International Airport project in the Philippines. The documents have been... continue reading

The Economic Times, 22 April 2013   NEW DELHI: GMR Infrastructure is learnt to have submitted qualification documents for a formal bid for developing 17.5 billion peso (about USD 425 million) Mactan- Cebu International Airport project in Philippines. The Request for qualification document has been submitted by GMR in a consortium with local Megawide Construction Corporation ahead of its closing today,... continue reading

ABS-CBN, 23 April 2013   [vsw id=”fjiAhaRpvGM” source=”youtube” width=”425″ height=”344″] The government says the new international airport that will be built in Mactan, Cebu could surpass the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, possibly mirroring Singapore’s Changi Airport and South Korea’s Incheon International Airport. The operators of these two airports lead the foreign companies that partnered with... continue reading

Philippine Star, 23 April 2013 MANILA, Philippines – Seven groups led by the country’s largest business conglomerates, in partnership with key global aviation players, have placed bids for the P17.5 billion Mactan Cebu International airport project. DOTC Undersecretary Jose Perpetuo Lotilla said the groups that submitted qualification documents yesterday included the Metro Pacific Investments JG... continue reading

GMA News, 22 April 2013 Seven groups on Monday submitted pre-qualification documents to the Department of Transportation and Communications for the P17.5-billion Mactan-Cebu international airport public-private partnership (PPP) project. Transportation Undersecretary Atty. Jose Perpetuo Lotilla enumerated the consortia and their members: MPIC-JGS Airport Holdings Inc. – The Pangilinan-led Metro Pacific Investments Corporation and Gokongwei’s JG Summit... continue reading

Airport World, 22 April 2013 Seven groups have placed bids for the new $430 million passenger terminal project at Mactan Cebu International Airport in the Philippines. Bidders included the GMR Infrastructure and Megawide Consortium; AAA Airport Partners; the Filinvest Land Inc. and CAI Consortium; and the Metro Pacific Investments JG Summit Airport Consortium. San Miguel... continue reading

Inquirer, 23 April 2013 Local conglomerates, airlines and airport operators, including those associated with world-class facilities in Singapore and South Korea, are keen on participating in the government’s first airport public-private partnership project to be rolled out—the Mactan-Cebu International Airport. The P17.5-billion project to expand, rehabilitate and operate Cebu’s main air terminal drew seven business... continue reading

Reuters,  22 April 2013 (Reuters) – Seven groups, including foreign firms, have submitted qualification documents ahead of formal bids for a new $430 million passenger terminal project at the Philippines’ international airport in central Cebu province, the transportation agency said on Monday. Potential bidders include the GMR Infrastructure and Megawide Consortium; AAA Airport Partners; the... continue reading