Quezon City Cancels 4 Discaya-Linked Projects

Quezon City terminates 4 Discaya-linked infra projects

MANILA, Philippines – The Quezon City government had terminated four Discaya-linked infrastructure projects last September 19, according to the local government’s statement released on Tuesday, October 7. “The Quezon City Government has nothing to hide,” the statement read. “We welcome all good-faith examinations of competent legal authorities of our projects and processes.” The city’s termination of the Discaya projects comes a month after top …

Quezon City cancels 4 Discaya-linked projects

MANILA, Philippines – Quezon City  has terminated  four infrastructure projects awarded to Discaya-connected companies after conducting a thorough city review.  Earlier, the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) revoked the licenses of companies linked to Discaya. Their PhilGEPS registrations were also subsequently canceled.  The termination followed PCAB Board Resolution No. 075, Series of 2025, issued on September 1, 2025, which re…

Quezon City gov't terminates four projects linked to Discaya firms

The Quezon City government announced on Tuesday it terminated four projects awarded to companies linked to Pacifico "Curlee" and Sarah Discaya, who are both tag

Quezon City terminates 4 Discaya-linked projects after license revocation

The Quezon City government has terminated four infrastructure projects awarded to Discaya-linked construction firms after the super contractor’s licenses were revoked.

QC gov't terminates four Discaya-linked projects

The local government of Quezon City said Tuesday that it has terminated all of the four projects with construction firms linked to the Discayas, who are tagged in the flood control project mess.

QC Government ends contracts with Discaya-linked firms after license revocation – Frontpage PH

The Quezon City Government has terminated four infrastructure projects linked to contractors whose licenses were recently revoked by the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB). In a statement, the city government said that out of more than 1,300 infrastructure projects since the start of the current administration in July 2019, only