: Megawide Signs Contract for Cavite Busway Project: A Transformative Journey This title effectively captures the main topic of the article, which is Megawide's signing of a contract with the provincial government of Cavite to develop the Cavite Bus Rapid Transit System (CBRT) project. The use of "Transformative Journey" adds a sense of excitement and momentum, hinting at the potential impact and significance of this project for the people of Cavite.

Megawide Signs Contract for Cavite Busway Project: A Transformative Journey

In a significant milestone, Megawide Construction Corp. and joint-venture partner Maplecrest Group Inc. (MGI) have officially signed a contract with the provincial government of Cavite to develop the P1.87-billion Cavite Bus Rapid Transit System (CBRT) project. This 30-year build-operate-transfer joint venture aims to revolutionize public transportation in the province, providing a safe and efficient means of travel for thousands of passengers daily.

A Transformative Project

The CBRT system will be built by Cavite Rapid Transport Inc., Megawide's joint venture with MGI, in collaboration with the provincial government of Cavite. The initial phase is expected to serve close to 10,000 passengers daily, with a target to increase ridership five-fold within three years.

Project Overview

The CBRT project involves the development, financing, design, operation, and maintenance of a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system and point-to-point (P2P) route. The 42-kilometer system will traverse cities and municipalities in Cavite, providing a link to Metro Manila via the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX).

Two-Phase Development

The project will be developed in two phases. Phase 1 will focus on constructing three terminals with 27 stations and operating a BRT and P2P bus system across Kawit, Imus, General Trias, and Tanza.

Phase 2 will concentrate on building one terminal and 20 stations, interconnected to Trece Martires via the New Cavite Provincial Capitol building. The system will be aligned to connect to PITX and other central business districts via a P2P system.

Construction Timeline

Construction of Phase 1 is expected to commence this quarter, with operational commencement targeted for the third quarter. Completion of the whole project is anticipated by 2028.

Enhancing Mobility and Connectivity

The integration of the CBRT into Lancaster New City's spine will enhance mobility and connectivity for the communities served by Profriends, a subsidiary of MGI. The limited-access spine road will be traversed by a portion of the CBRT alignment, promoting a seamless travel experience.

A Brighter Future Ahead

The signing of this contract marks a significant milestone in Megawide's journey to transform public transportation in Cavite. With a focus on safety, efficiency, and connectivity, the CBRT project is poised to revolutionize the way people move around the province.

As we look forward to the completion of this ambitious project, we can only anticipate a brighter future for the people of Cavite. The CBRT system will not only improve mobility but also boost economic growth, promote social interaction, and enhance the overall quality of life in the region.

Conclusion

The Megawide-MGI joint venture is excited to collaborate with the provincial government of Cavite on this transformative project. With a strong commitment to delivering high-quality infrastructure and services, we are confident that the CBRT system will become a benchmark for public transportation projects in the Philippines.

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