Question & AnswerQ&A (PCAB BOARD Resolution NO. 195, S. 2014)
The main mandate of PCAB is to promote the development of the construction industry by formulating policies that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of contractors prosecuting projects for the public.
Contractors with License Category AAA are required to be certified to the version of ISO 9001 existing at the time of ISO registration by Contracting Fiscal Year 2015-2016.
The requirement took effect starting Contracting Fiscal Year (CFY) 2015-2016.
Yes, the ISO 9001 certification is required for new, renewal, and upgrading applications prior to the filing of their respective applications under Category AAA.
ISO 9001 is a universally accepted quality management system that benefits both project owners and contractors by improving service delivery and quality management.
Yes, PCAB is certified to ISO 9001:2008.
The resolution emphasizes ISO 9001 certification because it improves efficiency, effectiveness, and quality management in the delivery of construction projects, which benefits both contractors and project owners.
The resolution was signed and adopted by Chairman Ramon F. Allado and Member Farouk M. Macarambon, Sr., attested by Director-in-Charge Atty. Ann Claire C. Cabochan and Board Secretary Atty. Alejandria G. Gomez.
The government certifies major infrastructure agencies and other government agencies to the ISO 9001 standard to improve service delivery.
The purpose is to promote higher efficiency and effectiveness in contractors by ensuring they adhere to recognized quality management standards, thereby enhancing overall construction project quality and service delivery.