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COMPANY BACKGROUND

Belvoir Construction Corporation was organized in 1956 with the primary purpose of engaging in construction operations. It was renamed VINNELL-BELVOIR CORPORATION when Vinnell Corporation, a California based firm, bought substantial interest in Belvoir in 1958. The tie-up lasted up to 1972 when the major stockholders of Belvoir bought out the interest of Vinnell. The later part of 1990 marked the entry of Cyan Management Corporation which presently holds majority interest in the company. Cyan Management Corporation is a holding company with investments in telecommunication, entertainment and information technology (IT) among others. It has an estimated asset base of 1.6 billion as of 2006.

Ongoing Projects / Recent Projects
  • Proposed Construction of 5-Storey Highger Eduaction Building in BatStateU, Malvar Campus, Malvar, Batangas | 98,167,678.00
  • Establishment of Fitness Development Center in Batangas State University, Batangas City, Batangas | 61,822,127.55
  • Construction of 3-Storey Learning Development Center in Batangas State University, Batangas City, Batangas | 37,798,298.03
  • Design and Build of 3-storey Admin Building, Warehouse and Maintenance Workshop, Pagbilao, Quezon | 256,231,118.02
2013 - 2018

2018

  • Construction of Multi-Purpose Covered Court, San Lorenzo Elementary School San Lorenzo, Masinloc, Zambales | 4,979,898.22 (2018)
  • Rehabilitation of Storm Drainage System South Poblacion, Masinloc, Zambales | 4,629,557.66 (2018)
  • Construction of Multi-Purpose Covered Court of Ubat Elementary School Baloganon, Masinloc, Zambales | 4,981,893.06 (2018)

2017

  • Construction of 4-storey, 16 Classroom, Parang High School, Parang, Marikina City | 36,344,651.03 (2017)
  • Construction of 4-storey, 8 Classroom, Parang High School, Parang, Marikina City 17,304,653.04 (2017)

2016

  • Tarlac State University: Design and Construction of Academic Building Center Wing | 36,005,520.45 (2016)
  • 7-storey Building with Recreational Deck | 72,040,528.07 (2016)
  • MG Exeo Network Inc.: Office Renovation at 12th Floor, DPC Building | 4,844,854.27 (2016)
  • Completion of Various School Building within Antipolo City | 20,374,410.95 (2016)
  • Construction of San Isidro Multi Purpose Hall Bldg., Improvement of Barangay Hall, Fatima Vill. San Isidro, Antipolo City, Rizal | 10,075,691.64

2015

  • Maranaw Hotels & Resort Corp: Renovation of Century Hotel | 93,755,613.90 (2015) 

2014

  • Crossroads Building, JP Rizal, Makati City |  43,319,619.00 (2014)
  • Jesuit Health and Wellness Center |  165,000,000.00 (2014)

2013

  • 6-storey Office & Commercial Building with Basement Parking | 82,295,799.14 (2013)
  • SM Dasmariñas Mall Extension and Carpark Building | 19,392,447.80 (2013)
  • Shangri-La Plaza Renovation Works for Peripheral Works: IR Side | 70,000,000.00 (2013)
  • Asya Premier Boracay Resort Phase 2 |  59,000,000.00 (2013)
  • Team Energy Demolition of Pagbilao Power Plant | 29,105,819.58 (2013)
2008 - 2012

2012

  • DPC Building Fit-out Works | 24,212,628.84 (2012)
  • Ferlaw Building Renovation Works | 3,351,034.08 (2012)
  • The Aboitiz Headquarters, Cebu | 144,737,606.05 (2012)

2009

  • Asya Premier Suites Boracay Resort | 360,000,000 (2009)
  • Regenerative Medicine Laboratory, The Medical City | 12,000,000 (2009)
  • Unilab Bayanihan Hall | 144,683,000 (2009)
  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA22 (SMA-Z3, Sub-zones 3A1 & 3A3) South Manila Business Center) | 39,060,454.11 (2009)
  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA22 (SMA-Z5, Sub-zones 5C1 & 6A1) South Manila Business Center) | 14,610,396.84 (2009)
  • The Medical City Expansion Project: Wellness & Aesthetics and Tower 2 Expansion | 590,527,762.9 (2009)
  • The Medical City Pain and Lasik Clinic | 5,900,000 (2009)
  • Makati Medical Center: Supply, Delivery & Installation of Scrub Sink | 5,500,000 (2009)
  • Alphaland Southgate Tower: Structural & Architectural Works | 370,505,196.21 (2009)
  • Manila Water Company, Inc.: Design & Construction of 9ML Siruna | 66,870,525.41

2008

  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA10 (CAS-Z2, Trunkline) & HA08 (CAS-Z2, Sub-Zones B, C, D & Sto. Niño Exp.) South Caloocan Business Center | 16,538,319.34 (2008)
  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA-9B (QUI-Z5, Sub-Zones 5A & 5B) Quirino Business Center | 11,325,756.27 (2008)
  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA-9B (QUI-Z5, Sub-Zones 5C & 5D) Quirino Business Center | 10,559,682.41 (2008)
  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA-08 (CAS-Z2 Sto Niño Expansion) South Caloocan Business Center | 6,775,148.63 (2008)
  • Alphaland Southgate Tower: Balance Demolition Works | 7,255,316.1 (2008)
  • NAXOS Global Distribution Limited: Fit-out Works | 916,225.56 (2008)
  • IT Teleperformance Center, Sucat Parañaque City | 104,438,816.44 (2008)
  • MWSI Pipe Replacement for HA 8 & 9 (QUI-Z3), Quirino Business Center | 29,262,582.86 (2008)
  • Renovation of Urgent Care, Tumor and Regenerative and Anesthesia Department, The Medical City | 31,704,298.98 (2008)
  • Renovation of Lasik Clinic, Asian Hospital and Medical Center | 647,571.7 (2008)
  • Taal View Heights Model Houses | 16,128,000 (2008)
  • Jose Rizal University Gymnasium and Facility Building | 119,009,244.97 (2008)
1999 - 2007

2007

  • Fit-out Works Teleperformance EDSA Central IT Center | 89,342,557.5 (2007)
  • MWSI Construction of In-line Booster at Tandang Sora | 61,966,476.6 (2007)
  • Construction of a 16000MT Prestressed Concrete Raw Meal Silo, Holcim Davao Plant | 144,737,606.05 (2007)
  • Expansion of Medical Nursing Unit at Lower Ground Floor Psychiatry Garden, The Medical City | 41,977,210.66 (2007)
  • MWSI Proposed Pipe Rehabilitation of HA22 (SMA-Z5, Subzones 5C1 & 6A1) South Manila Business Center | 14,610,396.84 (2007)
  • Psychiatry Renovation and Conversion to General Nursing Unit, The Medical City | 12,264,905.3 (2007)
  • Liberty Flour Mills, Inc., Structural Engineering Investigation and Remedial Measures of Mill #2 | 12,949,441.41 (2007)
  • MOF, Sual Power Station, Phase 2 & 3, Sual, Pangasinan | 5,964,604 (2007)

2006

  • MWSI Construction of In-line Booster at Reparo, Malabon/Navotas | 6,870,002.55 (2006)
  • PEMC 9th & 8th Floor Office Fit-out | 18,300,000 (2006)
  • 2301 Civic Place Building | 89,940,000 (2006)
  • Earle's Delicatessen | 1,000,000 (2006)
  • WESM Monitoring Room (ERC Office and DOE/WESM Monitoring Office) | 720,730 (2006)

2005

  • Suzuki Showroom | 3,042,886 (2005)
  • MWSI Infilling of 3 Gaps and Pipelaying & Interconnection Works of 150mm and 200mm PVC Pipes | 2,380,4000 (2005)
  • MWSI Relocation/Lowering of Villamor Pumping Station | 2,730,7000 (2005)

2002

  • East West Seed Factory Extension | 43,319,619 (2002)

2001

  • MWSI South Manila Area Project (Contract No. MWSI-1B-1)| 233,452,822 (2001)

2000

  • Repair & Renovation of Mr. & Mrs. Renato de Guzman's Residence | 4,995,054 (2000)
  • 15-storey Cyan Building & Renovation of the Existing 4-storey Building | 448,673,000 (2000)
  • MWSI Villamor Interim Booster Pump Station | 8,504,000 (2000)

1999

  • TSI Installation of 4.5M Antenna | 165,000 (1999)
  • PLDT National Network Management Center | 73,359,795 (1999)
1991 - 1998

1998

  • PILTEL Sta. Ana Office Building | 89,342,557.5 (1998)
  • PLDT Muntinlupa Exchange Building | 61,966,476.6 (1998)

1997

  • PLDT Antipolo Exchange Building | 59,058,423 (1997)
  • PLDT Training Center Building | 248,532,252.97 (1997)

1996

  • Smart LEC Facility, Pasay City | 767,682 (1996)
  • Smart MSC-2 Facility, Quezon City | 17,225,343 (1996)
  • PLDT Alabang Exchange Building Additional Floor | 10,785,431.35 (1996)
  • Partial Renovation & Demolition of 6-storey Valgoson Bldg (PILTEL) | (1996)

1995

  • PLDT New Escolta Business Office | 6,825,000 (1995)
  • Improvement Works at PLDT Alabang Exchange Building | 180,000 (1995)

1994

  • PLDT X5-C (Balance) Project, Ductlines for South Taguig | 84,762,134 (1994)
  • PLDT Intramuros Deloading Activities | 332,169 (1994)
  • Calatagan Golf Club Including Clubhouse Renovation | 3,300,000 (1994)
  • PLDT Quiapo Exchange Builing, 3-Storey with Carpark | 78,833,082 (1994)
  • PLDT X5-C (Balance) Project, Ductlines for Quezon City | 141,401,153 (1994)
  • PLDT Alabang Exchange Building, 2-Storey with Penthouse | 44,891,806 (1994)
  • MG Exeo Warehouse Including Cyclone Wire Fence | 2,717,802 (1994)
  • Rehabilitation of Punta Baluarte Resort, Calatagan, Batangas | 16,963,330 (1994)
  • PLDT Binondo Exchange Building Superstructure | 90,607,554 (1994)

1993

  • PLDT Binondo Exchange Building Substructure (Foundation to Ground) | 29,340,323 (1993)

1992

  • 90 Units Arjay Employees' Family Housing, Canlubang, Laguna | 26,767,891 (1992)
  • PLDT Garnet Exchange Building Additional Floors | 54,030,334.17 (1992)
  • Pile Driving for PLDT Binondo Exchange Building | 16,133,869 (1992)

1991

  • Site Development of Arjay Employees' Housing | 24,562,424 (1991)
  • American Home Ins. Supply of Personnel, Equipment - Clean up at Subic | 1,487,610 (1991)
1956 - 1990
  • AFP Warehouse, Camp Murphy (139,000)
  • Delgado Bros., Inc. Warehouse (106,000)
  • St. Luke's Hospital, Quezon City

a. Hospital Building & Nurses' Home (825,000)
b. Roadway and Parking Areas (127,000)
c. Staff Houses (172,000)

  • Getz Bros., & Co., Inc. Office Building and Warehouse (280,000)
  • Sys Industrial Corporation Office Building (110,000)
  • Philippine Electrical Supply Co., Inc. Office Building (146,000)
  • Filipinas Auto Sales Office Display Building (232,000)
  • Universal Cement Co., Inc. Cement Plant (5,000,000)
  • Three (3) Miscellaneous Structures (144,000)
  • Goodyear Warehouse, Recapping Plant (519,000)
  • Addition to Caltex Office Building (220,000)
  • Bislig Bay Lumber Co., Inc., Bislig, Surigao del Sur

a. Bislig Concrete Pier (1,207,000)
b. Bislig River Timber Bridge (131,000)
c. Bislig Steel and Concrete Bridge (500,000)
d. Bislig Concrete Pier Reconstruction (456,000)
e. Bislig Machine Shops (625,000)

  • North Express Road 10 KM & Earthwork for the Tabang & Balintawak Overpass (6,300,000)
  • Paper Industries Corporation of the Phils, Bislig, Surigao del Sur

a. Concrete Pier (1,486,787)
b. PICOP Tanks (875,813)
c. 26" weater Line (528,000)
d. Timber Trestle (88,000)
e. Utility Bridge and Columns, Wall Panel and Roof Slabs (1,410,000)
f. Main Reservoir (1,123,300)
g. Laboratory and Engineering Building (985,000)
h. Pier Warehouse (337,000)
i. Rectification and Electrolysis Building (313,000)
j. Three (3) Pump Stations (160,000)
k. 13.8 KV Transmission Line (230,000)
l. Bislig River Bridge (925,000)
m. Bunawan River Bridge (100,000)
n. BLLCI PICOP Mini-mart Bodega (100,000)
o. Mill Reservoir (300,000)
p. BLLCI Supermarket (300,000)
q. Timber Trestle Reconstruction (300,000)
r. Footing for Pipe Bridge (14,000)
s. Don Andres Memorial Hospital (400,000)

  • Construction/Installation of 30' PWSS Transmission Mains, MMIC, Nickel Project (6,500,000)
  • Mahaplag-Sogod Road Project, Leyte (27,000,000)
  • Cotabato City-General Santos City Road Project (57,433,000)
  • Manila East Road, Contract No. 2 (77,500,000)
  • General Santos Port Project, South Cotabato (59,000,000)
  • Construction and Management of the Civil Works of the
    • Philippine Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1, Bagac, Bataan (Over 50M US$) (795,000,000)
  • PLDT Bridge Attachment at Silay-Talisay, Negros Occidental (438,942)
US Gov't Projects (1956 - 1988)
  • Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing (UEPH), Cubi Point ($ 5538780)
  • Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing (UEPH), Cubi Point (4,739,599)
  • Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing (UEPH), Cubi Point (1,953,404)
  • Jet Engine Test Cell - Naval Air Station, Cubi Point (1,394,245)
  • Jet Engine Test Cell - Naval Air Station, Cubi Point (58,000)
  • Repair Freeze Boxes Cold Storage Warehouse Bldg., 8120 Subic Bay (223,793)
  • Repair Fender System - Alava Wharf Phase III, Subic Bay (987,195)
  • Wharf Electrical Improvements - US Naval Ship Repair Facility, Subic Bay (3,232,072)
  • Preparation of Bill of Materials based on Plans Speculations for Navy Embassy Staff Housing Project, Riyadh, KSA (20,000)
  • 264 Navy Housing Units - Design & Engineering Services, Subic Bay (100,000)
  • 264 Navy Housing Units, Subic Bay (6,692,875)
  • Air Conditioning of Family Housing, Subic (958,606)
  • Installation of Electric Power System, Subic (904,000)
  • Special Project, Repair Roads, Cubi Point (176,996)
  • Air Condition Electronics Shop, Subic (72,833)
    Personnel Support Facilities, San Miguel (948,833)
  • Aircraft Compass Calibration, Subic Bay (110,000)
  • AV Fuel Hydrant Fueling System, Clark Air Base (332,603)
  • 250,000 Gallon Tank, Subic (62,000)
    Navy POL Automation, Subic (103,834)
  • Family Housing Project, 100 Units, Subic Bay (1,477,000)
  • Family Housing Project, 140 Units, Sangley; 300 Units, Clark Air Base (5,650,000)
  • Receiver Building Improvement, San Miguel (397,000)
  • Community Center, San Miguel (342,000)
  • Alava Wharf Extension, Subic Bay (793,000)
  • Paint Shop, USNB, Subic Bay (157,000)
  • Approach Pier & Dry Dock Moorings, Subic Bay (1,897,000)
  • Modification of Power Plant & Airconditioning of Receiver Building at Regional Relay Faciltiy, Clark Air Base (150,000)
  • Fleet Service Facilty, Clark Air Base (197,000)
  • AF Jet Fuel Storage & POL Pier Improvement & POL Storage, Subic Bay (2,587,000)
  • Eighteen (18) Ammo Storage Magazines & 1-Inert Storehouse, Subic Bay (1,180,000)
  • Hydrant Fueling, Clark Air Base (370,000)
  • Air Police Operations Building, Clark Air Base (96,000)
  • 1 200-Man Airmen's Dormitory, Clark Air Base (283,000)
  • Air Freight Terminal Improvement to A/C System of Offices, Clark Air Base (10,000)
  • Aircraft Fuel System Maintenance Docks, Clark Air Base (375,000)
  • Six (6) Ammo Storage Magazines, Clark Air Base (396,000)
  • Marginal Quay at SRF, Subic Bay (2,867,000)
  • Various Facilities at Clark Air Base & Tarlac (Letter Contracts) (10,952,000)
  • a. Ammo Storage Building, Clark Air Base

    1. 8 Magazines & 1 Maintenance Building
    2. 6 Magazines & 1 Maintenance Building
    3. 4 Magazines

    b. 250 USA Homes, Clark Air Base
    c. Electric Power Plant, Camp O'Donnell
    d. Alterations to Transmitter Building
    e. Aerospace Communications
    f. Communication Duct, Tarlac
    g. Power Plant Expension, Tarlac
    h. Fleet radio Transmission Facilities
    i. Liquid Fuel Bulk, Clark Air Base
    j. Operation Apron, Clark Air Base
    k. A/C General Purpose Building
    l. Autovon/Autodin, Clark Air Base

  • Base Operation Building, Clark Air Base (1,044,000)
  • Construction of SRF Electric Shop, Subic (940,000)
  • Repair of Joints for Land Plane, Subic (184,000)
  • Base Communication Building, Clark Air Base (160,000)
  • Terminal Building Addition, San Miguel (550,000)
  • Utilities Generation & Distribution 8,000KW Power Plant, Clark Air Base (240,000)
  • Two (2) Hangars & Maintenance Shop, Cubi Point (1,700,000)
  • 2 252-Man Barracks, Cubi Point (320,000)
  • Airmen's Dining, Clark Air Base (540,000)
  • Electric Power Plants, Subic & San Miguel (590,000)
  • Earth Satellite Communications, Clark Air Base (155,000)
  • Fleet radio Transmitting Facilities, Tarlac (412,000)
  • Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plant, Subic (288,000)
  • Primary Power Generator, Wallace (250,000)
  • 3 200-Man Airmen's Dormitories, Clark Air Base (890,000)
  • Operational Aprons, Clark Air Base (250,000)
  • Various FY '64 Facilities, Clark Air Base (2,150,000)

a. Schools
b. Maintenance
c. POL Tanks

  • Armament & Electronics Facilities, Clark Air Base (186,000)
  • 270 Relocatable Houses, Clark Air Base (499,000)
  • Fifteen (15) Storage Igloos, Clark Air Base (378,000)
  • Power Plant Expansion, Clark Air Base (985,000)
  • 40-Man Officers Quarters, Clark Air Base (286,000)
  • Additional to Flight Stimulator Bldg., Clark Air Base (115,000)
  • Storage, Base, Multi-Cubicle Magazine, Clark Air Base (105,000)
  • Additional Communications Facility, Tarlac (178,000)
  • Navy Radio Transmitting Facility, Tarlac (1,459,000)
  • Dependent's School (1,151,000)
  • Five (5) Miscellaneous Structures (293,000)
  • Various Schools (1,948,000)
  • Station Hospital, Subic (754,000)
  • Addtion to Primary Power Plant, Clark Air Base (1,612,000)
Foreign Projects

GUAM:

  • Guam Oil Refining Corporation:

a.) Site Grading & Tank Pads ($ 1,356,858)
b.) Tanker Dock; Dredging & Salvage of Sunken Freighter (1,336,000)
c.) Warehouse, Power House & Office Building (292,300)

  • Addition to base Cold Storage (218,146)
  • Control Tower, Andersen Air Force Base (369,029)
  • Air Cargo Building (319,251)
  • George Washington High School (378,571)
  • New Addition to Vocational Technical School (231,485)
  • Additional Facilities (136,700)
  • Drainage Correction, Bravo Area (169,000)
  • Fuel and Water Supply Lines (742,893)
  • Addition to Approach Lighting (337,000)
  • Non-Destructive Inspection Facility (228,000)
  • Utilities at Wharves Romeo & Sierra (544,000)
  • Seventeen (17) High Explosive Magazines (1,813,000)
  • Contruction of Naval Facility Ritidian Point (685,933
  • Water Supply, Ritidian Point (201,306)
  • Guam Depot Improvements APRA Harbor (340,563)
  • Kaiser Cement, Cabras Island (80,000)
  • Project and 91-3 Repair Calibration Pad (125,000)
  • Tamuning Elementary School (904,000)
  • Alvo Development & Treatment Systems (90,000)
  • Sewage Collection and Treatment Systems (3,123,000)
  • Mobil Gas Station, Sinajana (200,000)
  • Primary Distribution Line (650,800)
  • Addition to Approach Lighting (338,260)
  • Bachelor Enlisted Quarters & the Modernization of BEQ (982,000)
  • Cement Distribution Facilities, Cabras Island (827,000)
  • Torpedo Overhaul Shop, U.S. Naval Magazine (1,032,375)
  • TER S-102(1)-Y-Seng Song Road Construction (Hawaiian Rock Products, Inc) (93,337)
  • Fabrication, Erection & Testing Facilities (130,200)
  • 1,000-Seat Theater, U.S. Naval Station (1,294,918)
  • Finegayan Telephone Exchange (242,000)
  • Construction of Yigo Junior High & Elementary School Access Road (56,790)
  • Various FY '77 Facilitites with the U.S. Navy, Guam (12,000,000)

PALAU:

  • Palau International Airport Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting Station ($ 2,388,500)

SAIPAN:

  • Continental Airlines Hotel ($ 2,000,000)

SINGAPORE:

  • ESSO Singapore, Site Development ($ 1,300,000)
COMPANY HISTORY

Over sixty years experience in general engineering and contracting including therein the designing, constructing, enlarging, repairing, removing or otherwise engaging in any work upon housing projects, buildings, roads, highway, manufacturing plants, power plants, bridges, piers, docks, waterworks, and all iron, steel, wood, masonry and earth construction, and extend and receive contracts or assignments or contracts therefore, or relation thereto, or connected therewith and manufacture or import and furnish the building materials and supplies connected therewith.

COMPANY MISSION

Vision

To continue being the leading construction and engineering
company meeting international standards while preserving
the environment.


Core Values

Quality, Commitment, Integrity


Core Purpose

To lead the construction industry in providing quality service
towards the betterment of the environment and the professional
growth of our employees.


Envisioned Future

We intend to be a highly diversified construction and engineering company utilizing leading edge technology and the  latest methodology in order to increase productivity. We will do so by being competitive, pursuing continuous improvement in our organization and satisfying the interest of our shareholders.

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6th floor DPC Place Building
2322 Chino Roces Avenue Extension
(Formerly Pasong Tamo Extension)
1231 Makati City, Metro Manila

About Us

Belvoir Construction Corporation was organized in 1956 with the primary purpose of engaging in construction operations.

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