The Quezon City government has already terminated four infrastructure projects awarded to Discaya-linked construction companies.
According to the city government statement on Tuesday, the projects were terminated upon the issuance of the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board Resolution No. 075 on September 1, 2025.
The resolution revoked the licenses of Discaya-linked companies due to violations of licensing requirements and procurement laws.
The same resolution also canceled the membership of the construction companies owned by Discayas in the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System or PhilGEPS.
‘After the observance of the periods required by law, or as of September 19, 2025, all four of the said projects involving Discaya-linked companies have been terminated,’ the Quezon City government announced.
The four Discaya-linked projects terminated are as follows:
proposed construction of a six-storey multi-purpose building with a deck
proposed construction of a reinforced concrete canal at Ermitaño Creek
proposed construction of 32-Balingasa High Rise Housing (Phase 1A) at Barangay Balingasa
proposed construction of 32-Balingasa High Rise Housing (Phase 2) at Barangay Balingasa
The local government said the four projects accounted for 0.3 percent of the 1,300 total infrastructure projects in the city since July 2019.
Meanwhile, the city said it maintained transparency in all of its procurement processes, including its competitive bidding, publication, and posting.
It noted that all infrastructure projects are publicly posted on the city’s website and that it welcomes all examinations of its projects and processes.
‘We condemn any and all malicious insinuations that only seek to distract from the actual schemes and perpetrators that have victimized our city and our country,’ the city government said in the same statement.
‘We remain steadfast and unwavering in upholding the trust of our people, and we will continue to ensure that public funds are used solely for the benefit of our citizens,’ it added.
All companies linked to the Discayas – spouses Pacifico ‘Curlee’ and Cezarah ‘Sarah’ – have been under question amid an ongoing investigation into graft-tainted infrastructure projects.
The Discayas themselves previously claimed that several lawmakers and government officials solicited money from them in exchange for government projects