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A Project Proposal on
of
Calabcab hlotor Drivers Association (CAMODA)
Located at
Presented to:
Under its
Prepared by:
€)April 2018
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A,tor Spare Parts Trading and VulAizing shop
Calabcab lvlotor Drivers Association (CAMODA)
Table of Contents
II BACKGROUND/RATIONALE ...II
v MARKET ASPECT...... 1
5. 1 Product/Se rvice Description ..' 1
XIII BAsrs..... ))
xIv ATTACHMENTS............ 26
Annex I Project Location 26
Annex II Ground Layout.. ..26
Annex III Building Layout 26
Motor Spare Parts Trading and Vulcanizir.g Shop
Calabcab l\{otor Drivers Association (CAMODA)
I. General Information
project Tifle: Motor Spare Parts Trading and
Vulcanizing Shop
Project Location: Purok 2, Brgy. Calabcab, Maco, Compostela
Valley Province
proponent: Calabcab l\zlotor Drivers Association
(cAMODA)
Contact Person: Mr' Eddie A. Gipulan
Designation: President
Contact Number: 0910-159-3735
Target Number of Beneficiaries: 39
Employment Generation: 4.04
Total Project Cost Php 407,060.51 (100%)
Grant Amount - DOLE: Php 320,093.60 (79o/o)
Grant Amount- BLGU: Php 50,000.00 (l2o/o)
Proponent's Equity: Php 36,966.91 (9o/o)
Table 1: Total Project Cost
C alabc ab NI otor D rire rs As s oc iation (CAl\'IODA)
il. Background/Rationale
Calabcab Motor Drivers Association (CAMODA) is a group of single motor
that wes organizsd and dul"v registered at Department of Labor and
dri.",srs
Employment (DOLE) on h,Iarch 7,2018 with a certificate number ROXI-CVFO-
1803-WAS-29. It is composed of thirty-nine (39) active members whom are all
residents of Barangay Calabcab, IMaco, Compostela Valley. Driving is the main
source of income of the members and farming as well. Commonly, the buses,
jeepneys and tricycles are not able to extend their services since they are just
travelling from terminal to terminal. I\{ost of the commuters are residing in the far-
flung areas in It(aco, which is in need of single motorcycle drivers to deliver them
at their places.
Because of their difficulties in life in the remote areas, they were easily
influenced by the CPP-NPA. Most of the members of the said association and other
residents were former supporters of NPA's Underground Movement (UGIVIO).
However, because of the collaborative effort of the Philippine Army, through the
Community Support Program (CSP) of the 71't Infrantry Battalion "Kaibigan", they
were regained from the influence of the said armed group and redeemed their trust
to the government.
III. Objectives
A. General Objective
Generally, this project aims to create competitive and sustainable business to
meet the growing demand of the market for motor spare parts and vulcanizing
services, as well as generate income that will help increase job opportunities to the
members of the association.
B. Specific Objectives
Presented on the below are the specific objectives that the business aims to
achieve,
o To present the viability of the study on its market, technical,
management and financial aspects.
o To access financial assistance amounting to Php 32A,093.60 from the
Department of Labor and Employment under its DOLE Livelihood and
Emergency Employment Program for the purpose of acquiring
facilities and equipment and working capital good for one (1) month.
r To augment the financial needs of the members through the equal
distribution of the 30% annual dividends from the association's net
income.
r To generate an incremental employment equal to 4.04.
o To contribute to the smooth sailing of transport sector in Brgy.
Calabcab, lr,,Iaco.
The proposed selling arca will be located at Purok 2, Brgy. Calabcab, Maco,
Compostela Valley. The proposed atea has a measurement of 10 ft. by 8 ft.
(8Osq.ft). Display shelves will be placed in front of the store to ensure the
accessibility of the customers to pick for the right spare parts. The merchandise will
be sourced out from Tagum City at Rhean IVlarketing and other nearby
establishments. The freight in will be shouldered by the proponent in which they
will incur Php 1,000.00 per month.
The project will require a total project cost of Php 407,060.51. The 79o/o or
Php 320,093.60 will be sourced out from the Department of Labor and Employment
under its DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program. On the other hand, the lZa/o or Php
50,000.0C will be sourced out from the BarangaS' Local Government Unit of
will
Calabcab for the store building. The remaining 97o amounting to Php 36,966.91
be the proponent's counterpart. The average net income that the business will
generate for the three-year projection is Php 330,390.49. IVloreover, the profitability
ratios show an increasing trend that signifies a profitable business. The return on
investment of the business is 88o/o considering the life of the critical asset which is
the building. In addition, the business generates a positive net cash flow. Thus,
given with the aforementioned results, the proposed business is favorable.
V. Market Aspect
5.1 Product/ServiceDescription
The proposed project will sell motor spare parts, offer vulcanizing, and tire
airing to different types of l\{otor vehicle s.
Shown in the table below is the projected demand of the proposed business.
The increase is based on the 5o/o average increase on the number of vehicles
annually and 4o/o increase on the annual average disbursement of motorcycles.
(Please see schedule I for the detailed computation o-f the projectecl demand)
Average Annual
Projected Number Projected
PARTICTILARS Disbursement per
of N'lotorcycle Demand
Motor Vehicle Type
Nlotorcycle
Year I 459
13,230.50 6.472,799.5A
Year 2 482
13,892.03 6,695,261.45
Year 3 506
14,586.63 7,381,525.75
Average Annual
Projected Number Projected
PARTICULARS Disbursement per
of ht[otor Vehicles Demand
Motor Yehicle Type
L,Iotorcycle
lear I 459
840.00 385,560.t)0
Year 2 +82
882.00 425,079.90
Year 3 506
926.t0 468,650.59
5.4 Supply
Currently, there are no existing motor spare parts and vulcanizing shops
which are actively operating in the area. Based on an interview, all of the
motorcycle drivers in the said area will still have to travel to Barangay Poblacion,
Mawab to buy the spare parts needed for their motorcycles in which they have to
incur additional cost and spend 30-40 minute drive from Barangay Calabcab to the
Municipality of Mawab.
5.5 Market Share
The market share indicates the portion in the total market that will be catered
by the business from its operation. It was computed by comparing the annual
projected sales of the busine ss over the projected demand in pesos for motor spare
parts trading and vulcanizing shop. Shown on table below is the market share of the
business. It can be observed that the market share of the business is increasing
which means the proposed business is favorable.
Table 3.1: Pr ected Nlarket Share
Nlarket ,Pi
Particulars Projected Sales Projected Demand
Share
Year I 634/o
3,846,441.98 6.07?.799.50
Year 2 660/o
4,400,329.63 6,695.26t.45
Year 3 680/o
5,033,977.10 7,3&1,525.75
Tire Ai Fee
Particulars Year I Year 2 Year 3
N4otorcycle 5.20 5.41
5.00
Note: Tire Airing_fee is assumed to increase by 4% based on average inJlation
rate.
TTRE
275x17 pcs
619.70 64+.48 674.26
300x16 pcs
698.54 726.49 755.55
300x17 pcs
739.20 768.77 799.52
TIRE
250xl7 pcs
503.89 524.04 545.01
300x17 pcs
765.07 795.67 827.50
TIRE
275x17 pcs
670.21 697.42 724.90
300x17 pcs
779.86 811.05 843.49
TfIBE
250X17 pcs
t52.77 I 58.88 165.23
275Xt7 pcs
176.18 183.22 I 90.55
300x16 pcs
176. I 8 t83.22 190.55
300x17 pcs
t78.64 1 85.79 193.22
BEARING
6302 pcs
5L.74 53.8 1 55.97
6301 pcs
49.28 5t.25 53.30
BEARING
6302 pcs
85.01 88.41 91.94
OJUl pcs
113.34 117.88 122.59
6004 pcs
99.79 103.78 t07 _94
BEARING
6302 PGS
139.22 144.78 1 50.58
6301 pcs
113.34 117.88 122.59
6004 pcs
99.79 103.78 107.91
BATTERY
CB5L-B pcs
1,536.30 1,597.76 1,661.67
L-BSL pcs
1.224.6t 1,273.59 1.324.54
CB2-5L pcs
582.74 606.05 630.29
YB31 pcs
735.50 764.92 795.52
ENGINE SPROCKET
137 pcs
4_1.12 44.84 46.64
1,17 pcs
41.89 43.56 45.31
157 pcs
43.t2 44.84 46.64
ENGINE SPROCKET
137 pcs
32.03 33.3r 34.65
147 pcs
39.42 41.00 42.64
l5T pcs
44.35 46.13 47.97
ENGINE SPROCKET
13L pcs
119.50 t24.28 t29.26
I4L pcs
62.83 65.35 67.96
l5L pcs
68.99 71.75 74.62
16L pcs
81.31 84.56 87.95
CHAIN
428X110L pcs
262.42 272.9r 283.83
428HXr 10r, pcs
294.45 306.23 318.47
428t{X120L pcs
322.78 fi5.7A 349.12
428X120L pcs
283.36 294.69 306.48
428ItXt24L pcs
331.41 344.66 358.45
428X130L pcs
347.42 36r.32 375.77
BRAKE SHOE
CLTTTCH CABLE
Th,{,X pcs
92.40 96.10 99.94
STX pcs
92.40 96.10 99.94
Dnlr_tn^rnTD
-T'ILI\A.D L,A-C'-I-IL
RIOS
NO.162 pcs
367.14 38 1.82 397.09
HEADLIGHT
BTTLB
lO]!,INLX1 pcs
sL.74 53.81 55.97
1O0ltlNtrx112 pcs
51.71 53.8 1 55.97
SKYGO pcs
61.60 64.06 66.63
oIL
\ifobil Super bottles
?86.49
264.88 275_48
Helix bottles
198.35 206.29 2t4.54
Honda Oil bottles
208.21 216.54 225.20
PREN/mlN{ liters
59.14 61.50 63.96
UNLEADEI) liters
57.90 60.22 62.63
SPARK PLTIG
XRMI lO pcs
82.54 85.85 89.28
-r-\a^n l nn
DI\ I \J\J IUU pcs
82.54 85.85 89.28
ALLOY BOLTS pcs
(ASSORTED COLOR) 11.09 11.53 11.99
HORN
I\,IAKOTo pcs
96.10 99.94
92.40
NIKKO pcs
199.58 207.57 7t5.87
SEGFAR pcs
227.92 237.04 246.52
CAITBLIRATOR
xRN{l10 pcs
612.30 636.80 662.27
TMX pcs
887.04 922.52 959.42
STX pcs
874.72 9A9.71 946. l0
SHOCK ABSORBER pcs
1,1 16.19 1,160.84 1,207.27
ITIN{
Ti\,D( pcs
731.81 761.08 791.52
O\IERHALTLING GASKET
Tl\,fx pcs
332.64 345.95 359.78
HANDBRdKE CAI}LE
T\,{X pcs
88.70 92.2s 95.94
BRdKE PAD
TMX pcs
t34.29 r39.66 145.25
XRN,I pcs
9r.17 94.81 98.61
BRdKE ROD
TIVIX pcs
34.50 35.88 37.31
CAMODA
Custorners
5.8 Promotion
The main marketing strategy to be used by the business is by "word of
mouth" by informing the members and non-members of the association about the
products and services they will offer. The association had already established
connection to different local drivers in the area, hence, assured that they can easily
spread information to market their products and services. On the store site, the
business will allocate PhP 500.00 for tarpaulin.
5.9 Projected Sales/Revenues
The primary income for the business will come from the sales of motor parts,
whic.h is PhP 3,846,441.98or 97o/o of the total gross earnings on year 1. On the other
hand, the business also intends to offer vulcanizing service for customers that will
generate PhP 66,096.00o1 2o/o of the total aggregate income. Note that frequency of
service needed multiplied by the service fee is used for the computation of
revenues. Furthermore, revenues also include additional income from tire airing
which will generate PhP, 16,560.00 which is 1o/o of the total sales and revenues. The
table below shows the projected sales/revenues of the business.
6.1 Product/ServiceDescription
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I Ils Pl UyUJsu Pr UJErvl w lll Ul.I.EI tllll{;l9lll llltJtul
-^.^d Sp4r E P4r --^1..^+^
UuurvlS? lry lllryll
include sprocket, oil, tires, and more that are vital to motorcycles since these items
are common parts that can be easily damaged in a vehicle. The association will also
provide vulcanizing and tire airing senices to different types of motor vehicles.
6.2 Process
For the motor spare parts trading, purchases are to be acquired per order
basis from the supplier. Al1 items will be properlv checked right after the delivery
and will be inventoried well. These will be displayed according to date of
acquisition and others will be put in storage. The association will directly sell to
customers on cash basis only. The figures illustrated on the next page shows the
business's operational processes.
Figure 2: Process FIow Chart
M()TOR SPARE PARTS TRADING
Procurement
lnspectio n and
lnventory
Reo or dinE
Display
Sdling
Cash
For the vulcanizing service, the unit will be received upon arrival. The repair
man will inspect the unit to spot the damage needed then it will be vulcanize. After
the repair, cash will be collected from the client. The figure on the following page
Receiving
.t
Checki ng
Work
NO
YES
Cash
Facilities and
ut
Estimated
trnit Total Annual
Particulars Quantity flnit Cost Cost
flseful
Depreciation
Life
Nlechanical Tools
Piston -1 unit 3
400.00 1.200.00 400.00
Ler,er 5 pcs J
150.00 750.00 250.00
Subtotal
1,950.00 650.00
Equiprnent
Air Compressor
1 unit 5
2HP 25,000.00 25.000.00 5,000.00
Fire Extinguisher
1 unit -1
(10lbs) 3,500.00 5,000.00 1,667.00
Subtotal
30,000.00 6,667.40
TOTAL
31,950.00 7,317.00
Year 2 3,928,865.74
Year 3 4,494,622.41
6.8 Utilities
The electricity cost incurred by the association is Php 45.00 per month.
Power consumption is increased by 4o/o based on the rate of increase of DANECO
and water expenses are assumed to increase by 5016 annually. The table below
indicates the three-year projection on the utilities expense of the business.
Compressor L.49 4
Kilowatt 9.35 1 67 1 2 I 20 054.49 856.67 2l 690.94
Total
1,716.07 2A,592.87 21,416.58 22,273.25
Note: Davao del Narte Electric Cooperative. Inc. (DANECO) electricity rate (commerciol) as of January
2018 is PhP 9.34 per lcilowatt-haur in Maca.
single motor driver is Php 400.00, which is quite enough to support their families.
Throughout the years, being a motorcycle driver has become part of their daily
living and they {rontributed a big part in the transportation sector in the delivery of
goods and transportation of people in Brgy. Calabcab. Commonly, the buses,
jeepneys and tricycles are not able to extend their services since they are just
travelling from terminal to terminal. N{ost of the commuters are residing in the far-
flung areas in Maco, which is in need of single motorcycle drivers to deliver them
at their places.
Because of the difficult life in their remote areas, they were easily
influenced by the CPP-NPA. I\rlost of the members of the said association and other
residents were former supporters of NPA's Underground Movement (UGI\{O).
However, because of the collaborative sffort of the Philippine Army and the local
government unit of Maco, through the Community Support Program (CSP) of the
71't Infrantry Battalion "Kaibigan" led by LTC Esteveyn E. Ducusin INF (GSC) PA,
they were regained from the influence of the said armed group and redeemed their
trust to the government. As a result, last 25th day of February in the year 2018; 1Lt.
Jhocell D. Asis (QlvIS) PA with the help of Sgt. Orlando C. Duton, Jr. of the 71't IB
organized and guided them to create an association that will promote peace, unity
and freedom in the locality. They were later registered with the Department of
Labor and Employment (DOLE) last Nlarch 7,2018.
to uplift the income of its members and give them livelihood for everyday living.
Usually, every driver maintains the good condition of their motor wheels to ensure
its functioning while they are traveling. N{aintenance such as replacement of spare
it affects their operation caused b-v"
parts is very vital to all motorcycle drivers since
damage. By this, the association found it a good business to sell motor spare parts
to cater the growing demand of its members and non-members as well. Also, they
would like to offer vulcanizing service since it is one of the major services needed
by drivers to maintain the good condition of their tire and operate without stoppage.
Mr. Eddie A. Gipulan, the president of the association, will manage the proposed
business. The realization of this project will help cater the needs of the motorists in
the area and provide profitable source of income among the member of the
association.
7.3 OrganizationalChart
Five (5) members of the association will handle the project management
team. Mr. Eddie A. Gipulan, the President, will oversee the entire operation of the
project and will act as the purchaser of inventories every month. All monetary
transaction will be managed and accounted by the cashier who also will be
responsible for issuing official receipt and collection of payments. The project
manager and the cashier will be receiving monthly honorarium of Php 5,000.00 and
Php 6,000.00 respectively. A hired bookkeeper will of the monthly
keep record
transaction and preparation of the financial statements of the business. He will be
receiving Php 500.00 monthly compensation. The parts man will be one responsible
for the inventory and selling of the motor spare parts and will receive Php 6,000.00
honorarium per month. The repairman is responsible for the vulcanizing services
who will receive 50olo of the total revenues for vulcanizing.
rciEd laagr
Ir. Eddie A. Giphn
Bookkcepcr
Promotional Expense
500.00 520.00 540.80
Pennits and Licenses
2,310.00 2,541.00 2.795.Lt)
Indirect N,Iaterials
1,620.00 1.684.80 1,752.19
Office Supplies
1,732.00 1,801.28 1,873.33
Lltilities
24,592.87 21,416.58 22.273.25
Repairs and Maintenance
10,000.00 11,000.00 12,100.00
Communication Expense
3,000.00 3.120.00 3.244.80
Subtotal
282,802.87 294,853.58 307,460.19
Add: Depreciation
21,117.00 21,117.00 21,117.00
Amortlzatlon
600.00 600.i)0 600.00
TOTAL
304,519.87 316,570.58 329,177.19
7.5 ImplementationPlan
The proposed project would take about five (5) months to start its operation.
The preparation of the project proposal would require one (1) month to be
completed. An additional three (3) months is required for the evaluation, approval
and release of fund. Moreover, it would take one (1) week for the ordering of the
facilities and equipment and purchases and another one (1) week for the acquisition
of the said items. The table presented below refers to the serie s of events that would
take place before the project will be fully realized.
Figure 5: Gantt chart
Time Frame
Activities
1M0. 2 M0. 3M0. 4M0. 5M0. Responsible Pe rson/Age ncy
Week 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
Particulars Amount
rate in DANECO.
Cost of Sales
Particulars Year I Year 2 Year 3
Merchandise lnventory, Beginning
286,193.60 71.548.40 81,851.37
Add: Purchases
3,136,129.60 3,844,1r7 .34 4,398,251.04
Freighf in
12,000.00 13,200.00 14,520.00
Total N'Ierchandise Available for Sale
3,{34,323.20 3,928,865.74 4,494,622.41
Less: Merchandise Inventory, End
71,548.40 81,851.37 93,637.97
Cost of Sales
3,362,774.9A 3,847,014.37 4,400,984.{4
in the table below is the projected cash flow of the business for
Presented
three (3) years projection period. It can be observed that there is an increase in the
amount of cash in the following years indicating that the business has the capacity
of earning and running profit through time.
Table 13: Projected Statement of Cash Flows
Forthe yearsending
BLGU-Calabcab 50,000.00
Cash 0utflows
Construction of Building 50,000.m
Provision for Patronage Refund {2S/ of Net lncome) 52,361.00 65,387,00 80,486.00
Payback Period
Payback period indicates the number of years required to recover the initial
investment. The business will be able to recover the total investment cost of PhP
407,05C.51 in approximateli'lyear and 4 months. Though the payback period does
not reflect the time value of money, the result is still favorable since the investment
will be recovered less than the life of critical asset, which is five (5) years.
Table 16: Payback Period
Payback Period
Net Income *
Cumulative Payback
Year Depreciation
Total Period
*Amortization
I 283.520.31 283.520.31 1
) 348,653.67 632,173.99
Total lnvestment Cost 407,060.51
Less: Cumulative Total when
investment is about to be
recovered (Year 1) 283,520.31
Investment to be recovered 123,5.10.19
Divided by: Net Income +
Depreciation+ Amortization(Ye ar 348,653.67
2)
Quotient 0.35
Number of Nlonths when
investment is recoverecl ;l
1 Year and 4 h,{onths
Return on Investment
The Return on Investment is a method of finding out the rate of return on
investment by estimating the expected annual profit compared with the invested
capital. Taking into consideration the life of the critical asset, w'hich is the building.
the project will have an ROI of 88o,'o. It means that, in every peso invested for the
project, there is a Php0.88 return, which significantly higher than the current
inflation rate of 4oto as of June zAfi in Compostela Valley Province, thus, proving
that the project is worth undertaking.
Table 17: Return on Inyestment
Return on Investment
ltear I{et Income
1
261,803.31
326,936.67
3
402,431.47
4
102,431.17
-5
102,4-71 41
0 5go,,ir 59o/o
1
367,263.52 0.632911 2i2,445.27 0.628931 230,983.35
)
1 74.882.70 0.400577 70,053.96 0.395554 69,175.55
J
21L,146.43 0.25-3530 53,53 1.88 0.248776 52,528. I 8
4
211,L46.43 0.160462 33.880.94 0.1 56463 33,036.59
5
211,146.43 0.101 558 27,443.63 0.098404 24,777.73
NPV NPV
4,295.16 (sse.1 1)
Rl+[(R2-R1)xPV]
IRR:
PV+NV
IRR: 58.88Yo
2. Indirect Benefits
The realization of the project will commence a downstream effect. It will
generate indirect benefits such as income to the suppliers of motor spare parts
inventory and facilities and equipment amounting to PhP 320,093.60 and PhP
11,400.00 for the supplier of the furniture and fixtures. As a result, these people can
be able to pay taxes to the government, which will help to the further development
of the local economy of Nzlaco. It will also generate indirect benefits such as
strengthening the local community of single motor drivers and as well as additional
indirect benefits in the form of trade enhancement and second order increases in the
inventory volume of various businesses.
Monitoring
a The 71"t Infantry Battalion "Kaibigan" led by Battalion Commander, LTC
Esteveyn E. Ducusin INF (GSC) PA, and Department of Labor and
Employment will conduct monitoring at the start and end of the business pre-
operation to guarantee if the application of funds is according to the proposed
plan.
a N,{r. Eddie A. Gipulan shall oversee and monitor the implementation of the
project and shall set up short-term adjustments in their operation.
o Revenues will be properly liquidated to guarantee the profitability of the
project.
Evaluation
a The 71't Infantry Battalion "Kaibigan" led by Battalion Commander, LTC
Esteveyn E. Ducusin INF (GSC) PA, and Department of Labor and
Employment will check the progress of the project and conduct evaluation
quarterly to ensure closely the business status.
o The association will monthly evaluate the project status.
SCHEDTTLES
o MARKET ASPECT
Schedule 1: DEI\{AND
Year 3 506
14,586.63 7.38t,525.75
Year I 459
8.10.00 385,560.00
Year 2 482
882.00 425,079.94
Year 3 5r)6
926.rO 468,650.59
Number of N{otorcycles
PARTICITL.{RS 20 18
CAI\,IODA (Calabcab l\{otor Drivers
-t9
Association)
Registered l\4otarcycle s :350
Unregistered 1\,{otorcycles 70
Total .159
Note: The number of registered an,l unregistered vehicles was based on tlte record of Barangay Calabcab.
Registered and Unregistered motorcycles include the private used motorcycles.
Chain 3 pcs
234.30 702.90
Tune up ) frequency
150.00 300.00
Bearing 36 pcs
75.90 2.732.44
Total
13,230.50
Note: Datafor the disbursement per "-ehicle is based on interview
Selling Monthly
Particulars Quantity tlnit Price Sales
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
TIRE
275x17 4 pcs
6t9.74 9,915.14 1 18,981.63 136,114.99 155,715.55
300x16 4 pcs
698.54 11,176.70 134,120.45 t53,433.79 175,528.26
300x17 + pcs
739.20 11,827.20 r4t,926.44 162,363.80 185,744.19
250x17 4 pcs
503.89 8,062.21 96.746.50 t10,677.99 126,615.62
11E--11 I
Ll)xt I + pcs
670.2t 10,723.33 128,679.94 147,209.85 168,408.06
300x17 -t pcs
779.86 12,477.70 t49.732.35 t71,293.81 195,960.12 ,1
TTTBE
250X17 3 pcs
t52.77 1,833.22 21,998.59 25,166.39 }s,?g0rs
275X17 3 pcs
)
r76.18 I 14.1 I 25,369.34 29.422.53 33,24r.77
300x16 3 pcs
)
176.18 11 4. 11 25,369.34 29,022.53 -13,241.77
300x17 J pcs
178.64 2,143.68 25,724.16 29,428.44 33,666.13
BEARING
6302 J- pcs
5t.74 620.93 7,451.r4 8,524.10 9,751.57
6301 3 pcs
19.28 591.36 7.096.32 8,1 18.19 9,287.21
6004 ., pcs
51.74 624.9-1 7.45L14 8,524. l0 9,751.57
BEARING
6302 3 pcs
85.01 1,020.10 12,241.15 14,003.88 16,020.44
6301 3 pcs
r 13.34 1,360.l3 L6,321.54 18,671.84 21,360.58
6004 -1 pcs
99.79 r,197.50 14,370.05 16,439.33 18,806.50
BEARING
6302 J pcs
139.22 1,670.59 20,047.10 22,933.89 26,236.37
6301 3 pcs
113.34 1.360.13 16,321.54 18,671.84 21,360.58
6004 3 pcs
99.79 1. 197.50 14,370.05 t6,439.33 18,806.60
BATTERY
CB5L-B ) pcs
|. CBSL ) pcs
1,224.6r 9,796.86 rr7,562.37 134.491.35 I 53,858.10
YB31 ) pcs
735.50 5,884.0-3 70,608.38 80,775.99 92,407.73
ENGINE
SPROCKET
1-rT 5 pcs
43.12 862.40 10,348.80 11,839.03 13.5.1-r.8 5
t.
.:
147 5 pcs
41.89 837.76 10,053.12 11,500.77 13.156.88
157 5 pcs
43.12 862.40 10,348.80 11,839.03 13,543.85
ENGINE
SPROCKET
137 5 pcs
32.03 640.64 7,687.68 8,794.71 10.061.14
147 5 pcs
-19.42 788.48 9,461.76 t0,824.25 12,382.95
157 5 pcs
44.35 887.04 14,644.48 12,L77.29 13,930.81
ENGINE
SPROCKET
13L 5 pcs
35.73 7t4.56 8,574.72 9,809.48 11,222.04
t4L 5 pcs
68.99 1,379.84 16,558.08 18,942.44 21,670.16
15L 5 pcs
30.80 616.00 7,392.00 8.456.45 9,674.18
l6L 5 pcs
49.28 985.60 11,827.24 13.5-30.32 15,478.68
ENGINE
SPROCKET
13L 5 pcs
119.50 2,390.08 28,680.96 32,811.02 37,535.80
14L 5 pcs
62.83 1,256.64 15,079.68 17,251.15 19,735.32
15L 5 pcs
68.99 1,379.84 16,558.08 18,942.44 21,670.76
t6L 5 pcs
25.5,r9.83
81.31 r,626.24 19"514.88 22,325.42
CTLAIN
428rLXl10L 2 pcs
294.45 2,355.58 28,267.01 32,337.46 36.994.05
,^orT\rt 1nY
+L6r1-\.r^/_UL L pcs
322.78 2.582.27 30,987.26 35,449.43 40,554.1 5
428X120L 2 pcs
283.36 2,266.88 27.202.56 31,119.73 35,600.97
428FLXI24L 2 pcs
-331..11 2,657.26 -31,815. 17 36.396.55 41,637.66
428X130L 2 pcs
347.42 2,779.39 33,352.70 38,155.49 43,649.88
BR{KE SHOE
STX ) pcs
92.40 739.20 9,870.40 1a,t47.74 11,609.01
BRAKE CABLE
SKYGO ) pcs
r04.72 837.76 10,053.12 11,500.77 13,1 56.88
RIOS
NO.162 J pcs
367.t4 4.405.63 52,867.58 60,480.52 69,r89.71
NO. 185 -3 pcs
HEADLIGHT
BTTLB
10N,,II\4X1 ) pcs
51.71 413.95 4,967.42 5,682.73 6,501.05
l00tuIll[,xli2 ) pcs
5r.74 413.95 4,967.42 s.682.73 6,501.05
BULB BACK
LIGHT
TI\,{X 150 2 pcs
61.60 492.80 5,913.60 6,765.16 7,739.34
SKYGC) 2 pcs
61.60 492.80 5,913.60 6,765.16 7,739.34
OIL
He'lir -) bottles
29,562.69 32,675.72 37,381.02
198.35 2,380.22
PREI\,{IUM 35 liters
59.14 8,279.A4 99,348.48 113,654.66 130,020.93
LINLEADED 35 liters
57.9A 8,106.56 97,279.72 111,286.86 t27,312.16
SPARK PLTIG
h4AKOTO -1 pcs
92.40 1,108.80 13,305.60 15,221.61 17,4r3.52
NIKKO 3 pcs
199.58 2.395.01 28,740.10 32,878.67 37,613.20
SEGFAR 3 pcs
227.92 2,735.04 32,820.48 37,546.63 42,953.3+
CARBTIR{TOR
xRI\,{ll0 ) pcs
612.30 4,898.43 58 781. 18 67,245.67 76,929.05
XRM 125 2 pcs
612.30 4.898.43 58,781.18 67,245.67 76,929.05
SKYGO 1OO ) pcs
612.30 4.898.43 58,781.19 67,245.67 76,929.05
SIDF] N,TIRROR 3 pcs
1o4.72 r.256.64 15.079.68 17.25t.15 L9,735.32
PISTON KIT
T]\{X 2 pcs
887.04 7,096.32 85,155.84 97,418.29 111,446.51
STX ) pcs
871.72 6.997.76 83,973.T2 96,065.25 109,899.65
SHOCK
2 pcs
ABSORBER 1,1 16. l9 8,929.54 107,154.43 122,584.67 140,236.86
RINI
TI\L\ 2 pcs
731.81 5,854.46 70,253.57 80,370.08 91,943.37
XR]\,I ) pcs
593.82 4,750.59 57,007.10 65,216_13 74,607.25
OVERHAULING
GASKET
TI\D( ) pcs
332.64 2.66t.12 31,933.44 36,531.86 41,792.44
XR1\,{ ) pcs
332.64 2,661.12 31,933.44 36,531.86 11,792.44
TLdNDBRAKE
CABLE
TIv'IX 2 pcs
88.70 709.63 8,5 1 5.58 9,74r.83 11,144.65
BR.{KE PAD
TN,{X 2 pcs
134.29 1,074.30 12.891.65 14,748.05 16,871.76
XRN,I ) pcs
9r.t7 729.34 8,752.L3 10,012.43 1I,454.22
BR{KE ROD
TI\{X ) pcs
34.50 275.97 3,311.62 3.788.49 4,334.03
TOTAL
3,846,441.98 4,400,329.63 5,033,977.10
Additional Income
Tire Airing
Particulars Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Frequency of service needed per day per
rnotor vehicle (Average)
1 1 I
I
hzlultiplied by: Number of N,Iotor Vehicles 9 10 10
Total frequency ofservice needed per
9 10 10
day
1\,{ultiplied by: Sen'ice fee
5.00 5.20 5.41
Annual r€venue
16,560.00 18,000.00 19,800.00
Note: Assuming that only 2% o1 the demandwill atail the tire airing
r TECHNICAL ASPECT
Salaries and
Numher of
I\umber of N,{onthly
Pafticulars Months in a Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Worker Honorarium
Year
Project
1 T2
000.00 000.00 6 400.00 896.00
Cashier 1
000.00
l2 000.00 880.00 77, 875.20
Parts N{an 1 T2
6,000.00 72,000.00 74,880.00 77.875.20
Repail Nlan I
048.00 34,369.92 35,744.72
Bookkeeper 1 t2
500.00 000.00 240.00 489.60
Total
243,048.00 252,769.92 262,880.72
Office
Su
Particulars I-tnit
flnit Monthly
Quantity Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Cost Cost
Record Book ') pc
50.00 100.00 104.00 108.16
Ballpen 2 pcs
8.00 16.00 192.00 199.68 207.67
Puncher 1 pc
75.0i) 75.00 900.00 936.00 973.44
Pentel Pen I pc
45.00 45.00 540.00 561.60 584.06
Total
136.00 1,732.00 1,801.28 1,873.33
Indirect
N{aterials
Particulars Lrnit
tlnit N{onthl.v Year Year Year 3
Quantity Cost
1 2
Plastic Bags
J Packs 45.00 135.00 1,620.00 1.684.80 L,752.19
(large) l2"x2l"
Total 135.00 1,620.00 1,684.80 1,752.19
Note: Indirect Materials 6tre assumed to increase by 4% based on tlte average inflation rate in Comtrlal
Province.
Promotional
Lrtilities
Hour Cost per
Particulars Quantity Unit tTsed per Kilowatt N{onthly Year I Year 2 Year 3
fised Hour
Electricit-v-
0.02 8
Kilowatt 9.35 44.86 538.38 559.91 582.31
Llompressor t.49 4
Kilowatt 9.35 671.21 054.49 20.856.67 2r,690.94
Total
1t6.07 20 592.87 2 416.58 73.25
Note: Davao del Norte Electric Cooperative, Inc. (DANECO) electricity rate (commercial) as of January 2Al8
is PhP 9.34 per hibwatt hrrur in Maco.
Certification
30.00 33.00 36.30
lVlayor's Permit
2,000.00 2,200.00 2,424.00
Clearance
50.00 55.00 60.50
Sanitary
150.00 165.00 181.50
Fire
30.00 33.00 36.30
Total
2,310.00 2,541.00 2,795.10
Repairs and
[{aintenance
Particulars Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Communication
Particulars N{onthl;.- Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
E-Load
250.00 3,000.00 3,120.00 3,244.80
Budgetary Requirement
Social Protection
Particulars Amount
Allocated Amount per IUember 50.00
l)OLE Purchascs
Purchases lbr Working Capital le
Working (lapital
Particulars Unit [Jnit Cost Cyclc I month
Quantit-v (30 Davs)
,I'IIIE
TUBE
BEARING I
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MASICAP MSME Development [roundation, Inc.
Modiunr and Snrall Scale Industrics Coordinatcd Action Program
Oorrpostela Valley 1-eam 47
Motor Sparc Parts 1'rading and Vulcanizing Shop
Calabcah Motor I)rivers Association (CAMOI)A)
BI.]ARING
I
6004 12 PCS
1,069.20
89.10
I
BEARING
6004 t2 PCS
1,069.20
89.1 0
BA'I"I'ERY
('t]2-5L 8 PCS
4,162.40
s20.30
Yll3l I
8 PCS 5.253.60
656.70
T]NGINE SPROCKI]'[
l3'f 20
t pcs 770.00
I
3 8.50
ENGINE SPROCKE'I
ENGINE SPROCKE'I'
I
l4L 20 pcs
61 .60
7,232.00
15L 20 I pcs
27.50
5 50.00
F.NGINII SPROCKII'I'
I
Clt,,\lN
428UXl20L tt + PCS
288.20
2,305.60
BRAKE SIIOF]
Ct,U]'CII CAI}I,F]
82.50
I}I{AKI' CAI]I,E
[IEADI,IGH'I'
I
xRM 125 u pcs 2,464.00
308.00
2,640.00
I'MX 125 8 PCS
330.00
I
I]UI,B t-
l0MMX i
I
8
1--
_l
PCS
f- 46.20
I
369.60
OIL
(;Asot.lNI,l
l
SPARK PI,Tl(;
I t\4X I55
l 12 PCS
t-- 884.40
73.70
73.70
ALLOY BOLTS
40 pcs 396.00
ASSORTE 9.90
IIOI{N
MAKO I O
NIKKO
I 12
t2
PCS
PCS
82.50
t78.20
990.00
2.138.40
CARBTJRA'I'oR
-l-
I MX I55 8 pcs 4.373.60
546.70
PISTON KI'I'
RIM
IIANDI}ITAKT] CABI,Ii
f-
BIIAKI., PAI)
IMX tt PCS
959.20
I 19.90
BRAKE ROD
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Quotations
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RHEAN fo\,\;KETING
6 pc s4 5s7.00 3,342.00
5 pc P- Ring:iTD 380.00 2,2-80.00
pc s1 400.00 2,400.0u
OC s2 420.00 2,52_0.00
o pcc S3 445.00 2,67A '1A
pL s4 468.00 2,808.;/0
A pc intake valve 224.44 896 00
n pc Exh. Val;e 224.O0 896.00
pc Intake uide 307.00 1228.00
yL Exh e 307.00 1228.00
1 OC s c,rble 1.56.00 L092.00
J pc cable 167.00 501.0u
Quantity Unit De n Unit Price Tolal Atnolutt
5 pc Regulat rr 203.00 1-,015.011
I
Quantity Unit Desri n Unit Price TotalAnrourrt
5 pc swt a:m dxle 55.00 275.00
5 pc Brake r,;d 30.00 150.0d
pc Brake c;m 55.00 275.AO
y! Brake c:m Iever 65.00 325.00
q na side mi 'ror small 65.00 325.00
tr
J DC side mi;'ror I 75.00 380.00
1n
l-tJ pc side mi:ror Tl,liX 8s.00 850.00
3 pc Brake Fedal s ring TMX 58.00 2-90.00
i" pc Brake P edal XRM 55.00 275.0t)
pc Brake Pedal cT100 2s.00 125fiO
5 pc side stand spring CTL00 68.00 340.00
J pc side stand spring TMX 71.00 355.00
? pc Fork sp,'ing XRM110 STD (genuirre ) 154.00 462.00
pc Fork sp'ing XRM110 Ext. ( loc.) 150.00 750.00
pc Change'C pedalXRM 110 90.00 450.00
pc Cha ped al XRM 125 90.00 45C.00
pc Exhaust gasket XRM 125 20.00 200.00
3 pc Change pedal STX 165.00 495.00
3 pc change pedal CT100 165.00 495.00
? pc CDI CTl00 E- power L27.OO 381.00
5 pc Brake lever TMX 55.00 275.00
3 pc Clutch lever TMX 55.00 165.00
10 pc Exhausi gasket TMX 22.0O 220.00
10 pc Exhausr gasket Mio 24.O0 2t10.00
Shield a Il 90.00 270.4O
pc Tire sea lant 135.00 405.00
Tire CST Brand 0.00
o pc 7O/8O)"L7 690.00 4,L40.00
G pc L7 817.00 4,902,C0
6 pc L7 1,03L.00 6,186.00
5 pc 7 585.00 3,5:10.00
5 pu 7O/90> 77 826.00 4,95t.00
Tire - Sapphire Brand
6 pc 1,4 404.00 2,424.OQ
A pc Bo/80 ) t4 457.00 2,742.0O
6 pc 7A/90) 14 420.OO 2,520.00
6 pc Bo/eo > L4 470.00 2,87-O.OQ
lzumiTube
l-u pc 200 x1', 109.00 1,090.00
l-5 OC 225 X 1,7 119.00 1,785.00
:J c 250 X 1,7 1.24.00 1,860.00
i5 275 X 17 143.00 2,1,45.00
Iti 300 x 16 143.00 1,430.00
10 pc 300 x 17 145.00 1,450 00
t{zK I ube 0.00
Iu pc 200 x1'? 65.00 650.00
2A pc 225X17 67.00 L,340.00
pc 25AX 77 69.00 1,380.00
20 pc 275 X 77 72.00 1,440.0()
10 pc 300 x 16 75.00 7so.00
10 pc 300 x 17 80.00 800.0t)
pc Bosny 5,pray paint 203.00 406.00
? pc Samure i spray paint 203.00 406.00
4 pc Handle grip Assorted color ( RCE ) 266.00 1,064.00
pc Handle gri Assorted color ( OKM 172.00 860.00
E pc
J Fuel Hc,se colored 146.00 730.00
4 As;y.XRM 110 219.00 876.00
H,o. Spare Parts Trading ano vulHizing Shop
Calabcab Motor Drivers Association (LIAMODA)
Registrations
And
Other fi les
W
AIZAG. BALANG IT
Secretary
CAMODA
Approved by:
CAMODA
and by:
Funds Availability:
Provi Director
Davao Oro Field Office
0lMYtv T. !,,,^rlJ91afll_
,Aaourrlant lll
DOLE Region Office Xl
Recommendin g approval :
JASON P. BALAIS
Assistant Regional Director
Davao De Oro Field Office
Approved by:
OFELIA B. DOMINGO
Regional Director
DOLE Region Office Xt