Manila, Philippines – A total of nine (9) consortiums
involving major local and foreign conglomerates, banks, and IT companies
submitted eligibility documents to the Department of Transportation and
Communications (DOTC) and the Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) last Friday
(April 12), in an effort to qualify as bidders for the P 1.72-Billion
Contactless Automatic Fare Collection System (AFCS) Public-Private Partnership
Project.
“We are very
pleased with the investor turnout for the AFCS Project. Serious players from the transportation, IT,
banking, and retail industries – both local and foreign – all came out to seek
pre-qualification to participate in the bidding of the project,” the Transport
Department said.
The DOTC
believes that this is proof of high investor confidence in the project, as well
as in the agency itself.
“The fact
that these major groups want to be the our private sector partner for the AFCS
Project only goes to show their trust and confidence in the Department, and in
our open, fair, and transparent bidding process,” added the DOTC.
The 9
consortiums which submitted their qualification documents are:
- AF Consortium, composed of BPI Card Finance Corporation, Metro Pacific Investments Corporation, Smart Communications, Inc., Globe Telecom, Inc., AC Infrastructure Holdings Corp., and NTT Data Corporation.
AF
Consortium will also rely on the required experience of Bank of the Philippine
Islands, Octopus Transactions Ltd., SMRT International Pte. Ltd., Cubic
Transportation Systems (Australia) Pty. Ltd., Accenture, Inc., MSI Global
Private Ltd., and Indra Sistemas, S.A.
- Comworks Consortium, composed of Comworks, Inc., Philippine Gaming Management Corp., Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corp., Acer, Inc., Infochamp Systems, Corp., and Berjaya Philippines, Inc.
- E-Trans Solutions Joint Venture, Inc. Consortium, composed of Tera Investments, Inc., Eastwest Banking Corp., Sagesoft Solutions, Inc., Pilipinas Micro-Matrix Technology (PMT Joint Venture), Inc., and Pulsar Avancer Technologie, Inc.
E-Trans
Consortium will also rely on the required experience of Kentkart EGE Elektronik
San. Ve Tic. A.S., Kentkart Marmara Elektronik Turizm San. Ve Tic. A.S., Kentkart
Cukurova Elektronik San. Ve Tic. A.S., and JTKC Equities, Inc.
- Lamco Consortium, composed of Lamco Paper Products
Co., Inc., New San Jose Builders, Inc., Landbank of the Philippines, and
NEC Philippines, Inc.
Lamco
Consortium will also rely on the required experience of Busan Transport Corp.
and Samwon FA Co., Ltd.
- Mega Lucky United Consortium, composed of Asia United Bank Corporation, Dignitas Equity, Mega Cellular Network, Inc., and Gravitas 777.
Mega
Lucky Consortium will also rely on the required experience of Korea Smart Card
Corp. and LG CNS Co. Ltd.
- Megawide-Suyen-Eurolink Consortium, composed of Megawide Construction Corp., Suyen Corp., and Eurolink Network International Corp.
Megawide-Suyen-Eurolink
Consortium will also rely on the required experience of EZ-Link Pte. Ltd. and
China National Software and Service Co., Ltd.
- MTD-PRLM Consortium, composed of MTD Capital BHD and Puregold Realty Leasing and Management, Inc.
MTD-PRLM
Consortium will also rely on the required experience of Puregold Price Club,
Inc., Maybank Philippines, Inc., and Transit Link Pte. Ltd.
- San Miguel Transport Solutions Consortium, composed of Optimal Infrastructure Development, Inc., Catchweight Holdings, Inc., Deltacrest Holdings, Inc., and Allcard Plastics Philippines, Inc.
San
Miguel Consortium will also rely on the required experience of Petron Corp.,
Philippine National Bank, Singapore Technologies Electronics, Ltd., Korea
Railroad Corp., Korail Networks Co., Ltd., Vix Technology (East Asia), Ltd.,
and San Miguel Corporation.
- SM Consortium, composed of SM Investments Corp., BDO Capital and Investment Corp., Advanced Card Systems, Ltd., and Pentacapital Investment Corp.
SM
Consortium will also rely on the required experience of SM Retail, Inc., BDO
Unibank, Inc., and Goldsign Data Company, Ltd.
The joint
DOTC-LRTA Pre-Qualification, Bids, and Awards Committee (PBAC) has a maximum of
twenty-five (25) days from April 12 to evaluate the qualification documents
submitted by the 9 consortiums, and to announce the shortlisted groups. Actual bidding is scheduled to take place in
the third quarter of this year.
Visit here: http://www.dotc.gov.ph/
Visit here: http://www.dotc.gov.ph/

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