DPWH allots P300M for new bridge

By Frederick Silverio

Feb 18, 2022 12:02 am

THE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) on Wednesday announced that a budget of P300 million was allotted to replace the aging Marcos Bridge, locally known as Tawiran Bridge, in Meycauayan City.

The project will be managed by the Bulacan Second District Engineering Office of the DPWH and it is scheduled to be replaced within this year with a new structure that conforms with the latest DPWH standard bridge seismic design specifications.

Department of Public Works and Highways Bulacan Second District Engineer George Santos (inset) announces on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022, the replacement of the aging Marcos Bridge, locally known as Tawiran Bridge, in Meycauayan City with an allocated budget of P300 million. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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