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REGIONAL AIRPORTS DEVELOPMENT, OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE PROJECTS
Bacolod-‐‑Silay, Iloilo -‐‑ Bundle 1 Davao, Laguindingan, and New Bohol (Panglao) -‐‑ Bundle 2
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Pre-Qualification Conference 7 April 2015
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Outline of Presentation
Way Forward
Instructions to Prospective Bidders
Bidding Process
Project Description & Scope
Background of Airports
Development Objective
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Project Development Objectives
To improve services at the respective key regional airports including required enhancement of airside and landside facilities at the respective airports by concessioning the operations and maintenance to private sector proponents.
Airports have been divided into two bundles for the transaction:
Bundle 1- Bacolod-Silay, Iloilo
Bundle 2- Davao, Laguindingan, and New Bohol (Panglao)
Location- Airports
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Iloilo Airport Estimated Cost: PHP 30.4 Bn
Passenger Traffic (2013): ~1.8 Mn
New Bohol Airport
Estimated Cost: PHP 4.57 Bn
Passenger Traffic (Tagbilaran) : 0.8 Mn
Davao Airport Estimated Cost: PHP 40.57 Bn
Passenger Traffic (2013): ~2.8 Mn
Bacolod-‐‑Silay Airport
Estimated Cost: PHP 20.26 Bn
Passenger Traffic (2013): ~1.3 Mn
Laguindingan Airport
Estimated Cost: PHP 14.62 Bn
Passenger Traffic (2013): ~1.7 Mn
Bundle 1
Bundle 2
Iloilo International Airport: Bundle 1
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q Iloilo International airport is located in Cabatuan, Province of Iloilo (Western Visayas region)
q It commenced operations in 2007 and is one of the recently completed airports in Philippines with modern facilities
q I n te rms o f passenger t ra f f i c throughput, it is the fifth largest airport in the Philippines
q I t provides both domest ic and
international connectivity (7 domestic destinations and 2 international destinations)
Passenger Traffic (2013) in Mn ~1.8
CAGR for the period 2008-13 ~11%
Cargo Traffic (2013) in Mn Kgs 12.67
CAGR for last 5 years ~8%
Revenues (2013) in PHP Million 270
Bacolod-Silay Airport: Bundle 1
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q Bacolod Airport is located in Silay City, Negros Occidental (Western Visayas region)
q It commenced operations in 2008 and is one of the recently completed airports in Philippines with modern facilities
q I n te rms o f passenger t ra f f i c throughput, it is the eighth largest airport in the Philippines
q It provides direct connectivity to 4 domestic destinations. International operations are expected to commence soon
Passenger Traffic (2013) in Mn ~1.3
CAGR for the period 2008-13 ~9.6%
Cargo Traffic (2013) in Mn Kgs 11.78
CAGR for last 5 years 0.22%
Revenues (2013) in PHP Million 200
Davao International Airport: Bundle 2
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q Davao airport is located in Catitipan, Barangay Buhangin, Davao C i t y and has been operational for more than 15 years
q In terms of passenger traffic
throughput, it is the third largest airport in the Philippines
q It provides both domestic and i n t e r n a t i o n a l c o n n e c t i v i t y (8 domestic destinations and 1 international destination)
q Internat ional connect iv i ty is presently to Singapore
Passenger Traffic (2013) in Mn ~2.8
CAGR for the period 2008-13 ~10.5%
Cargo Traffic (2013) in Mn Kgs 49.83
CAGR for last 5 years ~9.7%
Revenues (2013) in PHP Million 454
Laguindingan International Airport: Bundle 2
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q Laguindingan International airport is located on the northern tip of Misamis Oriental and is approximately 45 kilometers from Cagayan de Oro city and approximately 65 kilometers from Iligan city
q It commenced operations in June 2013 replacing the old Lumbia Airport
q It is the sixth largest airport in the Philippines in terms of passenger traffic handled
Passenger Traffic (2013) in Mn ~1.7
CAGR for 2008-13 ~15%
Cargo Traffic (2013) in Mn Kgs 20.13
CAGR for last 5 years 5.72%
Revenues (2011) in PHP Million 100
New Bohol International Airport: Bundle 2
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q New Bohol airport is to be located in Panglao Island and shall replace the existing Tagbilaran Airport
q The construction is expected to be completed by mid-2017
q Tagbilaran airport is an important airport in the Philippines with largely tourist–driven traffic
q The airport is expected to have a design capaci ty of 1 .7 mi l l ion passengers
Passenger Traffic (2013) in Mn (for existing Tagbilaran Airport)
~0.8
CAGR for 2008-13 ~14.6%
Terminal Design Capacity in Mn 1.7
Cargo Traffic (2013) in Mn Kgs 3.5
Revenues (2013) in PHP Million 30
Existing Facilities at the Airports
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Iloilo Bacolod-Silay Davao Laguindingan New
Bohol Total Area (hectares) 188 187 217 354 120
Floor Area (sq.m.) 13,700 6,187 22,683 7,184 8,281
Runway 2500 m x 45m
2002 m x 45m
3000 m x 45m 2100 m x 45m 2000 m
x 45m
Apron Area (sqm) 48,210 25,300 74,250 46,150 48,000
Passenger Boarding Bridges
3 Nos. 3 Nos. 4 Nos. 2 Nos. n/a
Bundle 1 Bundle 2
1. Taking-over the operations and maintenance of the existing facilities from CAAP excluding the Tagbilaran airport and the Davao airport’s former landside structures and facilities located East of the runway, and except as otherwise provided in the Bidding Documents. 2. Enhancement/development of landside facilities, including passenger and cargo terminal(s), along with all associated infrastructures and facilities 3. Enhancement/development of airside facilities to meet the enhanced scale of operations of the airports 4. Installation of all required equipment and associated facilities
Project Description: Scope of Work (1/3)
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5. Provision of required works with respect to the existing terminals (either facilities already in operation, as in the case of the Bacolod-Silay, Iloilo, Davao, and Laguindingan airports, or newly-constructed facilities, as in the case of the New Bohol (Panglao) airport), along with all associated infrastructure and facilities, necessary to handle operations until the expansion of the existing terminals and/or the development of new passenger terminal(s). 6. Operations and maintenance of landside facilities (including, among others, the passenger terminals) and associated airside facilities (including, among others, the apron, runway and taxiway), during the entire concession period 7. Necessary upgrade and maintenance of ATC and ANS facilities
Project Description: Scope of Work (2/3)
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Project Description: Activities not included in Scope of Work*
(3/3)
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Activities / Responsibilities of CAAP / DOTC: 1. Air Traffic Control (“ATC”) Services
2. Air Navigation Services (“ANS”) 3. Operations of ATC and ANS facilities
Further, the following services are not included in the scope of the Projects and would continue to be provided by the relevant agencies at the airports: 1. Customs 2. Immigration 3. Security 4. Quarantine 5. Services provided by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA)
*The PBAC reserves the right to revise, expand, reduce, and/or further specify the above inclusions and exclusions to the scope of the Projects
Project Description: Contractual Framework
Legal Framework Republic Act No. 6957, as amended by Republic Act No. 7718 ("BOT Law”), and its 2012 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (“Revised IRR”)
PPP Structure Operate-Add-Transfer (“OAT”) Implementing Agencies
Department of Transportation and Communications and Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines
Concession Period 30 years
Right of Way and Possession of Airport Land
Government will grant appropriate rights to project site and relevant existing assets as per the terms of the ITB
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Bidding Process(1/2)
q Competitive public bidding - two-stage public bidding process q Issue of Instructions to Prospective Bidders (ITPB) for Pre-Qualification
of Prospective Bidders through the current process q Prospective Bidders may bid for either one or both bundles q Evaluation of Pre-Qualification applications and announcement of Pre-
Qualified Bidders for the 2nd stage q Instructions to Bidders (ITB) including Draft Concession Agreements and
Minimum Performance Standards and Specifications to be shared with Pre-Qualified Bidders
q Post issuance of final documents, Bid Proposals, including technical and financial proposals, to be invited from Pre-Qualified Bidders.
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Bidding Process(2/2)
q Evaluation of Technical Proposals q Financial evaluation of Technically Qualified bidders as per the provisions of
the ITB documents q Announcement of Winning Bidder as per the provisions of the ITB
documents q Notice of Award to be issued to the Winning Bidder
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§ Limited to Airports, highways, expressways, power, ports, railways, metro rail, industrial parks/ estates, logistic parks, and real estate development
§ Projects in the Infrastructure Sector with minimum development costs of One Billion Pesos. Developments costs must be adjusted to current prices using the Philippine Statistics Authority’s Consumer Price Index.
§ A person, corporation or any entity effectively Controlled by or Controlling the Prospective Bidder or Consortium Member or associated with the Prospective Bidder or Consortium Member (as the case maybe) under common ownership and Control
ITPB: Key Definitions
AFFILIATE
ELIGIBLE PROJECTS
ELIGIBLE PERIOD
INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
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§ A period of last 10 years ending on 31st December 2014
§ The power to direct or cause the direction of the management policies and actions of a body corporate, whether through:
i. ownership of at least fifty percent (50%) plus one (1) of either or a combination of the following:
(i.a) the total outstanding voting shares, or (i.b) the voting rights, in another entity
ii. the ability to elect a majority of the members of the other entity’s board of directors, as evidenced by a legal agreement including a voting trust or other voting agreements
In determining ownership of shares in a corporation, shares held both directly and indirectly will be counted.
ITPB: Key Definitions
CONTROL
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§ An individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity that is a holder of any of the following permits issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board ("CAB") of the Philippines: Ø A valid and effective Permit to Operate Scheduled International Air Transportation
Services; or Ø A valid and effective Permit to Operate Scheduled Domestic Air Transportation
Services; or Ø A valid and effective Foreign Air Carrier's Permit and providing scheduled passenger
services.
For avoidance of doubt, an individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity providing dedicated cargo transport services shall not be deemed an Airline for the purposes of this amended ITPB
ITPB: Key Definitions
AIRLINE
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§ An individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity that: (1) is an Airline; or (2) is an Affiliate of an Airline
AIRLINE- RELATED ENTITY
ITPB: Qualification Requirements
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q Legal Qualification Requirement
q Technical Qualification Requirement
§ Development Experience
§ Design and Engineering Experience
§ Operations and Maintenance Experience, and
§ Qualified Key Personnel
q Financial Qualification Requirement
Legal Qualification Requirement (1/2)
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q Legal Qualification Requirement (Clause II-09 1)– A Prospective Bidder must be
§ An individual, partnership, corporation or any other juridical entity; or § A Consortium whose members are individual(s), partnership(s),
corporation(s) or any other juridical entity(ies) § Subject to the other provisions detailed in the ITPB
q Participation of Airline Related Entities § In the Consortium
Ø Airline Related Entity/Entities cannot own or be proposed to own an aggregate of more than 33% total equity in the Consortium
Legal Qualification Requirement (2/2)
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q Participation of Airline Related Entities § Project SPC
Ø Airline-Related Entity/Entities in the Project SPC/s cannot own or be proposed to own an aggregate of more than 33% total equity in any Project SPC (or all the Project SPCs in aggregate, as the case may be) for the duration of the Concession Period
§ In the Facility Operator Ø Airline-Related Entity can own or be proposed to own no more than 33%
of the total equity in a Facility Operator/s if such Airline-Related Entity was the entity that fulfilled the Winning Bidder’s Operations and Maintenance Experience as provided in Section II-09 (2)(c);
Technical Qualifications: Development Experience
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q Development Experience (Clause II-09 2.a): satisfactorily undertaken the development of Eligible Projects in terms of overall responsibility for designing, engineering, and construction of Eligible Projects during the Eligible Period, such that Ø Sum total of the capital costs incurred for Eligible Projects is at least PhP
10.0 Billion; and there is Ø At least one Eligible Project for which the capital costs incurred is at least
PhP 2.0 Billion
q Entities which fulfill this requirement Ø An individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity, the
Prospective Bidder itself or its Affiliate; or Ø In case of a Consortium, a Consortium Member having at least thirty-
three and one third percent (33 1/3%) interest in the Consortium or such Consortium Member’s Affiliate.
q Must propose at least two, and at most five, Construction Contractors
Technical Qualifications: Design and Engineering Experience (1/2)
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q Design and Engineering Experience (Clause II-09 2.b): must have satisfactorily undertaken during the Eligible Period, detailed architectural design and engineering, including airport planning, construction planning and phasing in implementing projects, for airport terminal facilities and associated infrastructure for at least one (1) International Airport possessing all of the following criteria:
Ø has a capacity of handling at least five (5) million passengers per annum Ø has a terminal area of at least 40,000 square meters (sq. mt.) Ø has the capability to handle Code 4E aircrafts, demonstrating works
undertaken for landside facilities such as passenger terminals and associated facilities, and airside facilities such as runway, taxiways, aprons, etc.
Technical Qualifications: Design and Engineering Experience (2/2)
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q Entities which fulfill this requirement
Ø An individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity, the Prospective Bidder itself or its Affiliate or a nominee Design and Engineering Contractor; or
Ø In case of a Consortium, a Consortium Member or its Affiliate or a nominee Design and Engineering Contractor
• If fulfilled by a Design and Engineering Contractor, at least two and at
most five, Design and Engineering Contractors to be proposed each of which must have the relevant experience and possess the necessary licenses
Technical Qualifications: Operation and Maintenance Experience(1/2)
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q Operation and Maintenance Experience (Clause II-09 2.c): experience in either Ø O&M of an International Airport for a period of at least three (3) consecutive
calendar years anytime within the Eligible Period , with such International Airport having handled an Annual Passenger Throughput of at least five (5) million passengers per annum within such three (3)-year period
Or Ø O&M of more than one (1) International Airport, each for a period of at least
three (3) consecutive calendar years anytime within the last five (5) years of the Eligible Period (i.e., 1 January 2010 to 31 December 2014), with such airports having handled a cumulative Annual Passenger Throughput of at least (5) million passengers per annum for at least three (3) consecutive calendar years within the last five (5) years of the Eligible….
Technical Qualifications: Operation and Maintenance Experience(2/2)
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…..Period with at least one (1) of such airports having handled an Annual Passenger Throughput of at least three (3) million passengers per annum for a period of at least three (3) consecutive calendar years anytime within the last five (5) years of the Eligible Period.
§ Entities which fulfill this requirement
Ø An individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity, the
Prospective Bidder itself or its Affiliate; or Ø In case of a Consortium, a Consortium Member having at least ten percent
(10%) interest in the Consortium or such Consortium Member’s Affiliate
Financial Qualification Requirement(1/2)
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q Financial Qualification Requirements (Clause II-09 3.) : A Prospective
Bidder must fulfill the following requirements:
§ For a Prospective Bidder Ø Net Worth of at least PhP 2.0 billion, or its foreign currency equivalent
as of its latest audited financial statements, or A Set-Aside Deposit equivalent to the same amount.
§ For a Consortium Ø the Net Worth of Consortium Members who have an equity share of at
least twenty-five percent (25%) each in the Consortium may be added
Financial Qualification Requirement(2/2)
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§ Entities which fulfill this requirement
Ø An individual, partnership, corporation, or any other juridical entity, the Prospective Bidder or its Affiliate; or
Ø In case of a Consortium, Consortium Member with at least twenty-five per cent (25%) equity interest in the Consortium, or such Consortium Member’s Affiliate
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q Prospective Bidder as a Corporation, Partnership or Other Juridical Entity Ø No restrictions imposed on the ownership structure; provided that, the Prospective
Bidder ensures its continued eligibility with respect to the individual Technical and Financial Qualification Requirements as provided in the Invitation Documents
q Prospective Bidder as a Consortium Ø Lead Member and the Consortium Member proposed to meet the Development
Experience may not withdraw or reduce their percentage interests in the Consortium as declared in the Consortium`s Qualification Documents
Ø Other members of the Consortium may withdraw/ be substituted prior to the Bid Proposals Submission Date
*These rules shall apply from the Qualification Documents Submission Date to the Bid Proposals Submission Date
Lock-Up Rules During the Bidding Process* (1/2)
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q Prospective Bidder as a Consortium Ø In case of substitution, the Prospective Bidder has to ensure its continued eligibility
with respect to the individual Technical and Financial Qualification Requirements as provided in the Invitation Documents
Ø Any change in the composition of the Consortium and/or in the list of Subcontractors must be approved by the PBAC
Lock-Up Rules During the Bidding Process* (2/2)
*These rules shall apply from the Qualification Documents Submission Date to the Bid Proposals Submission Date
ü Government commitment for the project Focus on development of the country’s transport infrastructure through private sector participation
ü Strong project fundamentals Attractive location of the airport with significant business and tourist potential
ü NEDA* Board-approved projects All projects have been approved by NEDA
ü Optimal PPP structuring balanced risk sharing and competitive returns to private sector proponents
ü PPP Agreement for 30 years scope for long term investment & returns
ü Award through competitive bidding transparency and equality for all prospective private sector bidders/investors
*NEDA -‐ Na(onal Economic & Development Authority
Why Invest?
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ü Strong Legal Framework – BOT Law Enunciates the policy of the state recognizing the role of the private sector as main engine for national growth and development
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Activity Expected Timelines Qualification Documents Submission Date 18 May, 2015
Notification of results of evaluation of Qualification Documents
within 5 calendar days from approval of Pre-Qualification results
Issuance of Instructions to Bidders, Draft Concession Agreement & Draft MPSS
June 2015
Bid Proposals Submission Date TBA in the Instructions to Bidders
Issuance of Notice of Award by March 2016
Signing Date of Concession Agreement
within 5 calendar days from receipt of the Notice of Complete Compliance with all Post-Award Requirements
Note that these timelines are tentative and may be subject to change. The final timelines shall be communicated at the appropriate time, as necessary.
Way Forward: Expected Timelines
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Way Forward: Bid Submission
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18 May 2015, Before 2:00 PM at
Pre-‐‑Qualification, Bids and Awards Commi8ee for Department of Transportation and Communications
Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, Regional Airports Projects
Unit 153, 15/F, The Columbia Tower, Ortigas Avenue, Mandaluyong City Manila, Philippines
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