Philippines Projects

Malolos Clark Railway

The Malolos-Clark Railway Project (MCRP) is a part of the envisioned 163km North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) Project that seeks to mitigate severe road congestions in Metro Manila and its surrounding services.

Laguna De Bay Pipeline Project, Rizal

By partnering with EET, WJ Philippines provided crucial pumping services on a 14km submerged pipeline project across Laguna De Bay in Rizal Province.

Manila Metro Quirino Highway Underground Station Pumping Test

WJ Groundwater Philippines Corp. partnered with Shimizu-Fujita-Takenaka-EEI JV to deliver a pumping test to further understand the hydrogeological conditions at the Manila Metro Quirino Highway Underground Station site.

Manila Metro Quirino Highway Underground Station Dewatering

Following the successful pumping test at the Quirino Highway Underground station site, an extensive dewatering system was installed to aid the construction of the station box.

LNG Storage, Ilijan

A new LNG Storage project in Ilijan, Batangas City, provided WJ with an opportunity to demostrate the versatility of our extensive fleet of pumps.

Park Villas, Makati City

Park Villas, overlooking Ayala Triangle Gardens is at the heart of Makati City, located to the south east of Manila, forms part of Ayala Land Premiers signature development and was an excellent opportunity for WJ to showcase our drilling capabilities.

CAMANA, Manila

The Camana Wastewater Treatment plant is scheduled to be the largest sewage treatment plant in the Philippines, with a capacity to process 205 million litres of used water daily – something that is vital to help provide a clean supply to the 26.7 million people living in the Manilla Metropolitan area.

Batangas Combined Cycle Power Plant

Ilijan City, some 100km south of the Manila metropolitan area, is the site of one of WJ Philippines largest projects, where an extensive dewatering system has been installed, overcoming complex and unexpected ground conditions, to aid the construction of a new intake structure of the Batangas Combined Cycle Power Plant.