BCDA calls for companies to do feasibility study for Clark Green City

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) is now scouting the market for companies capable of doing the feasibility studies for the Clark Green City project.

 

"We are inviting interested firms to submit their expression of interest to undertake their proposed feasibility study on utility components of what will become the country’s most modern and beautiful city,” BCDA president and chief executive officer Arnel Paciano D. Casanova said in a statement Friday.

 

“Should BCDA accept, use or take advantage of the study, either in part or in whole, BCDA shall reimburse the cost for the feasibility study which amount shall be agreed upon by BCDA and the interested proponent,” he said.

 

“It’s all systems go for the development of Clark Green City," Casanova noted.

 

Companies may propose to voluntarily do a feasibility study for the utility components of the Clark Green City, including power – both traditional or renewable – water supply, distribution and wastewater management, solid waste management ,  mass transportation, centralized liquefied petroleum gas or liquefied natural gas system, and information and communications technology or city management systems.

 

The study should include implementation of concept and standards, as well as the economic, financial and technical viability.

 

Companies have until June 20 to tell the BCDA that they are interested to do a feasibility study for a specific component.

 

Clark Green City is the first green and smart metropolis being developed in the Philippines as the ideal place for investors to set up their factories. – VS, GMA News