Daily TribuneAboitiz Construction was chosen by Lima Estate for the expansion of land development in Lima Technology Center. One of the notable projects is the land development for a 72-hectare land, which will soon accommodate new business locators in the area.
Aboitiz Construction has been strengthening its brand in light industries, particularly on land-development projects.(Photograph Courtesy of Aboitiz)
Early this year, Aboitiz Construction started its project for Lima, a development project on a 72.2-hectare land in Lima Estate in Batangas. Once completed, this will help accommodate new businesses in the area and generate thousands of job opportunities for local communities.
With a target completion date set for 2025, the project scope includes earthworks, site development, road network, perimeter fence, drainage, waterline, and sewer line works.
The project has employed 219 skilled workers during its peak season. This highlights Aboitiz Construction's commitment to creating employment opportunities and fostering expertise within the local community.
Utilizing advanced technology, Aboitiz Construction has been using Trimble, a cutting-edge GPS-based solution.
This technology is poised to elevate construction equipment to a new echelon of efficiency, significantly reducing the need for traditional surveys.
"Through our expertise and cutting-edge technology, we are set to support Lima toward its expansion efforts in the said economic zone. As we pursue various projects, we are also fulfilling our purpose of building for business to prosper and communities to thrive," said Aboitiz Construction COO Ramez Sidhom. "Through the jobs that we create, we help in developing local talents and contributing towards economic growth."
As of now, Aboitiz Construction is engaged in six ongoing land development projects in Lima and has recently been awarded another significant project for a Bulacan-based food company.
Since last year, Aboitiz Construction has been a trusted contractor of Lima Estate for its site development needs.
In fact, the firm is also handling one of the biggest projects in the area which is the industrial expansion of the estate's 57-hectare lot at blocks 9 to 2, also utilizing the Trimble technology.
