DOST-OSEC Citizens Charter CY 2023
DOST-OSEC Citizens Charter CY 2023
DOST-OSEC Citizens Charter CY 2023
TECHNOLOGY
Central Office
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Table of Contents
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................ 1
Central Office .......................................................................................................................................... 1
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ...................................................................................... 18
CENTRAL OFFICE.................................................................................................................................... 18
DOST CENTRAL OFFICE PROFILE ................................................................................................. 19
Central Office .................................................................................................................................... 21
Frontline Services .............................................................................................................................. 21
CO-001 Application to Grants-In-Aid (GIA) Program/Project ....................................................... 22
CO-002 Application to Balik-Scientist Program (BSP) .................................................................. 27
CO-003 Processing of Proposals Related to Genetically Modified Organism ............................... 33
CO-004 Processing of Requests for HRDP Funding (Non-Degree Component)............................. 36
CO-005 Certification of Science Foundations .............................................................................. 39
DOST-CO FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM ................................................................ 43
DOST CENTRAL OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS ................................................................................. 45
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION .......................................... 50
DOST NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION PROFILE ................................................................................ 51
REGIONAL OFFICE ............................................................................................................................. 54
Frontline Services.............................................................................................................................. 54
Technology Transfer Services ..................................................................................................... 55
Regional Grants-In-Aid Program ........................................................................................................................................ 55
Provision of Technology Transfer and Equipment Upgrading (iFund). ......................................... 59
Science and Technology Services ............................................................................................... 63
Technical Assistance and Consultancy Service ................................................................................................................. 63
Technology Needs Assessment .......................................................................................................................................... 63
FOOD SAFETY CONSULTANCY PROGRAM .................................................................................. 65
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT PROGRAM (ENERGY AUDIT AND ENERGY
MANAGEMENT) ......................................................................................................................... 68
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY AND CLEANER PRODUCTION (RECP) ASSESSMENT ................................. 71
SHORT-TERM TECHNICAL ADVISORY .......................................................................................... 73
TECHNOLOGY TRAININGS AND FORA ......................................................................................... 77
PACKAGING AND LABELLING SERVICES....................................................................................... 79
REQUEST / INQUIRY FOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ................................................................. 82
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ISSUANCE OF FAIRNESS OPINION REPORT .................................................................................. 85
PROCESSING OF COLLECTIONS FROM CLIENTS .......................................................................... 92
REGIONAL OFFICE .............................................................................................................................. 93
Internal Services ................................................................................................................................ 93
REQUEST FOR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF DOST-NCR PROPERTY......................................... 94
WITHDRAWAL OF COMMON USE SUPPLIES............................................................................... 96
VEHICLE RESERVATION .............................................................................................................. 98
PROCUREMENT OF GOODS, INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES ........... 99
INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE REPORT .................................................................................. 102
A. APPLICATION FOR LEAVE ................................................................................................. 104
PROCESSING OF REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL RECORD .............................................................. 106
PROCESSING REQUEST FOR SPECIAL ORDER............................................................................. 108
RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND PLACEMENT (RSP) ................................................................. 110
REQUEST FOR WEBSITE UPLOADING ........................................................................................ 112
PROCESSING OF FINANCIAL CLAIMS (FOR PAYMENTTHROUGH CHEQUE) ............................... 113
PROCESSING OF FINANCIAL CLAIMS OF SUPPLIERS AND EMPLOYEES (FOR PAYMENT THROUGH
LDDAP- ADA)............................................................................................................................ 116
FEEDBACK MECHANISM........................................................................................................... 128
LIST OF OFFICES ....................................................................................................................... 129
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................... 130
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. I ....................................................................................................................... 130
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE I PROFILE ........................................................................................... 131
Quality Policy ........................................................................................................................... 132
Core Values .............................................................................................................................. 132
Regional Office ................................................................................................................................ 133
External Services.............................................................................................................................. 133
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES ............................................................... 134
DEPLOYMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC RESEARCH BASEDOPENLY OPERATED
KIOSKS (STARBOOKS) ............................................................................................................... 136
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER...................................................... 137
Application for Microbiological Testing – Food Spoilage and FoodPathogen ............................. 138
(Food and Food Products) ........................................................................................................ 138
Application for Microbiological Testing – Drinking Water PotabilityTesting and Environmental
Water Testing Services ............................................................................................................. 140
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Application of Shelf-life and Establishment of ProductSpecifications ........................................ 142
Testing of Food Products .......................................................................................................... 142
Application for Chemical Testing including Computation of ProductComposition Information for
"Nutrition Facts" label .............................................................................................................. 144
Application for Chemical Laboratory Testing of Food and FoodProducts and ............................ 146
Agricultural Products................................................................................................................ 146
Application for Physico-Chemical Testing of Water and Wastewater ........................................ 148
Regional Metrology Laboratory ................................................................................................ 151
TECHNOLOGY TRAININGS......................................................................................................... 155
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES ............................................................ 156
SMALL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY UPGRADING PROGRAM (SETUP) ASSISTANCE ..................... 157
PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY-BASED INSTITUTIONS ......................................... 160
INTERNAL SERVICES ................................................................................................................. 163
Processing and Recording of Obligation ........................................................................................................................... 163
Voucher Processing, Review and Approval ...................................................................................................................... 164
Payment of Obligation Thru LDDAP-ADA and Check ....................................................................................................... 167
Procurement of Civil Works/Supplies using Alternative Mode ....................................................................................... 170
Procurement of Supplies/Materials that are available at PS-DBM ................................................................................. 172
Application for Employment.............................................................................................................................................. 173
Application for Leave ......................................................................................................................................................... 174
Application for Learning and Development...................................................................................................................... 175
Feedback and Complaints Mechanism ...................................................................................... 176
Handling Customer Complaints ................................................................................................ 177
List of Offices ........................................................................................................................... 179
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY..................................................................................... 184
Regional Office 02 ............................................................................................................................... 184
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE II PROFILE .......................................................................................... 185
External Services ............................................................................................................................. 187
1. Program Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP 2.0.............................. 188
Regional Science and Technology Laboratory (RSTL) ................................................................. 191
TECHNOLOGY TRAINING .......................................................................................................... 195
PACKAGING AND LABELING...................................................................................................... 199
HOW TO AVAIL S&T UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM........................................... 201
Who May Avail:........................................................................................................................ 201
DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship (RA7687 & Merit)Qualification of Applicant ............................................. 201
Junior Level Science Scholarships (JLSS)- Qualification of Applicant .............................................................................. 202
DEPLOYMENT OF JUAN TIME DIGITAL CLOCK ........................................................................... 205
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DEPLOYMENT OF Super STARBOOKS ........................................................................................ 207
Assistance to Membership of R&D - Related Organizations ...................................................... 209
R&D Consultancy Assistance .................................................................................................... 211
Review and Evaluation of R&D Proposal ................................................................................... 212
Assistance to Intellectual Property (IP) Registration (DOST Assisted Projects) ........................... 214
INTERNAL SERVICES ......................................................................................................................... 216
REQUEST FOR LEAVE APPLICATION .......................................................................................... 217
REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL RECORDS........................................................................................ 219
REQUEST FOR OFFICE CLEARANCE............................................................................................ 220
REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT ................................................................. 222
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM .............................................................................. 223
OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS ........................................................................................................ 225
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHONOLOGY .................................................................................. 226
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. III ..................................................................................................................... 226
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE III PROFILE ......................................................................................... 227
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYREGIONAL OFFICE NO. III .......................................... 228
External Services ............................................................................................................................. 228
1. Application for Innovation Enabling Funds ........................................................................ 229
2. Application for Undergraduate Scholarship....................................................................... 232
3. Application for Junior Level Science Scholarship ............................................................... 235
4. Application for Packaging and Label Design ...................................................................... 240
5. Application for Technology Training.................................................................................. 242
6. Application for Technical Consultancy............................................................................... 244
7. Application for Grants-In-Aid (GIA) ................................................................................... 247
8. Application for Microbial Test of Food and Food Products ................................................ 252
9. Application for Microbial Test of Shelf-life and Establishment ofProduct Specifications..... 255
10. Application for Microbial Test of Canned/Bottled Goods ............................................... 258
11. Application for Microbial Test of Water ........................................................................ 261
12. Application for Chemical Laboratory Testing of Food and FoodProducts and Agricultural
Products .................................................................................................................................. 264
13. Application for Laboratory Test of Nutrition Facts ......................................................... 267
Application for Laboratory Test of Shelf-life and Establishment ofProduct Specifications ......... 270
Application for Chemical Laboratory Testing of Water and WasteWater .................................. 272
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Application for Laboratory Test of Natural Products ................................................................. 275
Application for Jewelry Cleaning............................................................................................... 284
Application for Calibration of Engineering Metrology Equipment.............................................. 286
Application for Calibration Services of Masses.......................................................................... 290
Application for Calibration of Weighing Devices ....................................................................... 293
Application for Calibration of Volumetric Equipment ................................................................ 295
Application for Calibration of Pressure Measuring Devices ....................................................... 298
Application for Calibration of Temperature Measurement........................................................ 301
Application for Calibration of Controlled Temperature ............................................................. 304
Application for Calibration of Speed Detector........................................................................... 307
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM .............................................................................. 310
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYREGIONAL OFFICE NO. III .......................................... 312
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 312
Preparation, Approval and Releasing of Checks, Billing andCollection of Payments ................... 313
Processing of Disbursement Vouchers ...................................................................................... 318
Processing and Recording of Obligations and DisbursementsVouchers ..................................... 320
Submission of the Budget Proposal .......................................................................................... 323
Procurement, Inspection and Issuance of Supplies and Materials,Equipment and Services ....... 324
Application for Leave ............................................................................................................... 328
Application for Employment ..................................................................................................... 329
Staff Development Program ..................................................................................................... 331
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE NO. IV-A (CALABARZON) ......................... 332
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE IVA (CALAARZON) PROFILE ................................................................. 333
Mandate ............................................................................................................................................................................. 333
Vision................................................................................................................................................................................... 333
Mission................................................................................................................................................................................ 333
Service Pledge .................................................................................................................................................................... 333
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 334
Finance and Administrative Services ................................................................................................ 334
Handling Internal Customer Feedback ............................................................................................. 334
TECHNICAL OPERATIONS DIVISION ........................................................................................... 335
Technology Transfer and Commercialization .................................................................................................................. 335
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM.............................................................................. 339
Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services ............................................................................. 340
Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory (RSTL) .......................................................................................................... 340
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Release of Test Results ............................................................................................................. 345
TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME FOR ANALYSES: ....................................................................................... 347
Physico-Chemical: ............................................................................................................................... 347
Cavite Water and Wastewater Testing Laboratory (CWWTL) .................................................... 350
Preparation of Price Quotation ......................................................................................................................................... 350
Acceptance of Test Request ..................................................................................................... 352
Release of Test Results ............................................................................................................. 354
TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME FOR ANALYSES ........................................................................................ 356
Regional Metrology Laboratory (RML) ...................................................................................... 358
Preparation of Formal Quotation ..................................................................................................................................... 358
Acceptance of Technical Service Request ........................................................................................................................ 362
Regional Volumetric and Calibration Laboratory (RVCL) ............................................................ 373
Acceptance of Request Form, Conduct of Calibration Service, andRelease of CalibrationResult ........................ 373
Technical Consultancy Services ......................................................................................................................................... 376
Micro Hydro Power (MHP) ................................................................................................................................................ 378
Biogas Technology.............................................................................................................................................................. 379
Packaging and Labelling ..................................................................................................................................................... 380
S&T Information and Promotion............................................................................................... 381
Inquiry on Agency’s Programs and Services ..................................................................................................................... 381
Request for Participation in Fairs/Exhibits ....................................................................................................................... 384
S&T Scholarships ................................................................................................................................................................ 386
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management ................................................................................ 388
Handling Customer’s Technical Request ................................................................................... 390
REGIONAL OFFICE ............................................................................................................................ 393
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 393
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES................................................................................ 394
Handling Internal Customer Feedback ............................................................................................................................. 394
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE IVB ................................................................................................................ 399
MIMAROPA ......................................................................................................................................... 399
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE IV PROFILE ......................................................................................... 400
IDENTIFIED FRONTLINE SERVICES : ............................................................................................... 402
Conduct of Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) ..................................................................... 405
REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 405
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 405
Technology Transfer (SETUP) ................................................................................................... 408
REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 408
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 409
Technology Transfer (Local Grants-in-Aid) ................................................................................ 413
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REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 413
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 414
Technology Training/Forums Program...................................................................................... 416
REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 416
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 416
SCHEDULE OF AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE: ......................................................................................... 416
Conduct of Consultancy and Technical Services ........................................................................ 419
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 419
REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 419
SCHEDULE OF AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE: ......................................................................................... 419
S&T Scholarships ...................................................................................................................... 422
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 422
REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 423
SCHEDULE OF AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE: ......................................................................................... 426
REGIONAL STANDARDS AND TESTING LABORATORY (RSTL) ...................................................... 428
Microbiology, Physico-Chemical and Metrology Laboratories ....................................................................................... 428
How to avail services: ...................................................................................................................... 428
On-site Calibration:.......................................................................................................................... 428
Release of Test Report: .................................................................................................................... 428
Requirements: ................................................................................................................................. 428
TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS: ........................................................................................................ 430
Sample Submission .............................................................................................................................. 431
Handling Customer Feedback ................................................................................................... 433
REQUIREMENTS:.............................................................................................................................. 433
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ................................................................................................... 433
SCHEDULE OF AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE: ......................................................................................... 433
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE: ..................................................................................................... 434
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY .................................................................................... 435
REGION 5 ............................................................................................................................................ 435
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE V PROFILE .......................................................................................... 436
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE V ............................................................................................................... 437
External Services ............................................................................................................................. 437
DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Program......................................................................... 438
DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Application .......................................................................................................... 438
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DOST-SEI Junior Level Science Scholarships (JLSS) .......................................................................................................... 441
Monitoring of Scholarship Status and Processing of Financial Assistance of Scholars enrolled in
the region ................................................................................................................................ 446
Where to Secure ...................................................................................................................... 446
Testing and Calibration Services ............................................................................................... 449
Regional Standards and Testing Laboratories (RSTL) ...................................................................................................... 449
TEST AND CALIBRATION FEES............................................................................................................................................ 453
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading (SET-UP) ..................................................................... 461
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE V ............................................................................................................... 466
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 466
Records Management .............................................................................................................. 467
Purchasing Service ................................................................................................................... 470
Requisition for Employee ......................................................................................................... 472
Processing of Application for Leave .......................................................................................... 474
Processing of Request for Certification and Service Record ...................................................... 477
Processing of Request for Clearance ........................................................................................ 478
Feedback and Complaints ........................................................................................................ 479
LIST OF OFFICES ....................................................................................................................... 481
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE VI .................................................... 483
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VI AGENCY PROFILE ........................................................................... 484
Regional Office ................................................................................................................................ 485
External Services ............................................................................................................................. 485
Processing of Applications for DOST-SEI S&T Scholarship .......................................................... 486
Issuance of Certificate for Enrolment ....................................................................................... 489
Issuance of Scholar-Graduate Certification (Local Employment) ............................................... 491
Issuance of Temporary Clearance ............................................................................................. 493
Collection and Issuance of Official Receipts .............................................................................. 495
Procurement and Issuance of Supplies, Materials and Equipment ............................................ 498
Filing and Handling of Customer Complaints............................................................................. 505
Monitoring of On-going Scholars .............................................................................................. 507
Releasing of Financial Assistance .............................................................................................. 510
Provision of SETUP Innovation-Enabling Fund (iFund) ............................................................... 513
Processing of Proposals and Provision of Assistance under theGrants-in-Aid Program.............. 516
Technical Consultancy Services ................................................................................................ 520
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Technology Training ................................................................................................................. 523
Provision of Label Design Development Service ........................................................................ 526
Provision of Laboratory Testing/Calibration Services ................................................................ 528
Schedule to Avail of Services: ................................................................................................... 528
Deployment of STARBOOKS ..................................................................................................... 532
Regional Office ................................................................................................................................ 535
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 535
Processing of Payments ........................................................................................................... 536
Processing of Application for Leave .......................................................................................... 538
Preventive Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 539
Corrective Maintenance ........................................................................................................... 540
Publication of DOST VI Quad-Media Press Releases .................................................................. 542
Provision of Graphics Designs................................................................................................... 544
Feedback and Complaints ........................................................................................................ 545
List of Offices ........................................................................................................................... 547
Annex A ................................................................................................................................... 548
Payment of Reimbursement for Local Travel Claims....................................................................................................... 548
Payment of Reimbursement for Foreign Travel Claims................................................................................................... 548
Payment of Cash Advance for Local Travel ...................................................................................................................... 548
Payment of Cash Advance for Foreign Travel .................................................................................................................. 549
Payment of Honoraria ....................................................................................................................................................... 549
Payment of First Salary ...................................................................................................................................................... 549
Payment of Last Salary....................................................................................................................................................... 549
Payment of Terminal Leave Benefits ................................................................................................................................ 549
Payment of Monetization of Leave Credits ...................................................................................................................... 550
Payment for Suppliers and Service Providers .................................................................................................................. 550
Annex B ................................................................................................................................... 551
Microbiological Testing Laboratory (MTL) .................................................................................................................................... 551
Chemical Testing Laboratory (CTL) .............................................................................................................................................. 552
Shelf-Life Testing ..................................................................................................................................................................... 555
Metrology Laboratory (MTRL) .................................................................................................................................................... 556
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VII ................................................................................................................. 558
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VII PROFILE ........................................................................................ 559
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) ........................................................ 560
Grants in Aid (GIA) Program ..................................................................................................... 563
Extension and Realignment of Projects in Grants in Aid Program.............................................. 566
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THRU SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEST) Program ................. 567
Technology Training Services ................................................................................................... 570
Technical Consultancy Programs .............................................................................................. 572
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Packaging and Labeling Services............................................................................................... 574
Regional Standard & Testing Laboratory (RSTL) Services .......................................................... 576
Regional Standard & Testing Laboratory (RSTL) Services .......................................................... 577
Human Resource Development ................................................................................................ 585
DOST Scholarship Program (RA 7687/Merit/RA 10612) .................................................................................................. 585
Issuance of Final Clearance, Travel Clearance & Certification .................................................... 588
One Expert ............................................................................................................................... 590
Information.............................................................................................................................. 591
STARBOOKS (Digital Library) .............................................................................................................................................. 591
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS ................................................................................................... 593
LIST OF OFFICES ....................................................................................................................... 594
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE VIII............................................. 596
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VII PROFILE ........................................................................................... 597
Regional Office ................................................................................................................................. 598
External Services .............................................................................................................................. 598
Processing of Applications for DOST-SEI S&T Scholarship ............................................................ 599
Issuance of Certificate for Enrolment ........................................................................................ 603
Issuance of Scholar-Graduate Certification (Local Employment) ................................................. 606
Issuance of Temporary Clearance .............................................................................................. 609
Collection and Issuance of Official Receipts ................................................................................ 612
Procurement and Issuance of Supplies, Materials and Equipment ............................................ 615
Filing and Handling of Customer Complaints .............................................................................. 624
Monitoring of On-going Scholars .............................................................................................. 626
Releasing of Financial Assistance ................................................................................................ 632
Provision of SETUP Innovation-Enabling Fund (iFund) ................................................................. 636
Processing of Proposals and Provision of Assistance under theGrants-in-Aid Program................. 640
Technical Consultancy Services .................................................................................................. 644
Technology Training .................................................................................................................. 647
Provision of Label Design Development Service ......................................................................... 650
Provision of Laboratory Testing/Calibration Services .................................................................. 652
Schedule to Avail of Services:..................................................................................................... 652
Deployment of STARBOOKS....................................................................................................... 655
Regional Office ................................................................................................................................ 658
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 658
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Processing of Payments ............................................................................................................. 659
Processing of Application for Leave............................................................................................ 661
Preventive Maintenance........................................................................................................... 662
Corrective Maintenance of Infrastructure Facilities.................................................................... 664
Feedback and Complaints ......................................................................................................... 666
List of Offices ........................................................................................................................... 668
Annex A .................................................................................................................................... 669
Annex B .................................................................................................................................... 672
Metrology Laboratory (MTRL) ................................................................................................... 677
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY ...................................................................................... 680
REGIONAL OFFICE IX ............................................................................................................................ 680
DOST REIGONAL OFFICE IX PROFILE ................................................................................................. 681
Field Operations Services ................................................................................................................. 683
INNOVATION SUPPORT SYSTEM ............................................................................................... 684
GRANTS-IN-AID (TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER) .............................................................................. 688
TECHNOLOGY TRAINING ASSISTANCE ....................................................................................... 691
TECHNICAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES........................................................................................ 693
PACKAGING AND LABELING ASSISTANCE .................................................................................. 695
Technical Services ............................................................................................................................ 696
PROVISION OF S&T SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................ 697
Application for Junior Level Science Scholarship Program ........................................................ 700
Provision of Scholarship Benefits.............................................................................................. 702
PROVISION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SERVICES....................................... 705
LABORATORY TESTING AND CALIBRATION SERVICES ................................................................. 707
GRANTS-IN-AID (R&D, INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT, etc.) ............................................................ 709
Office of the Regional Director......................................................................................................... 713
PROCESSING OF THE INCOMING COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................... 714
PROCESSING OF THE OUTGOING COMMUNICATIONS .............................................................. 717
RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND ARCHIVING .............................................................................. 721
Finance and Administrative Support Services ................................................................................... 722
PROCUREMENT OF SUPPLIES, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT .................................................... 723
REQUEST OF SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS ................................................................................... 727
REQUISITION FOR EMPLOYEE ................................................................................................... 729
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APPLICATION FOR LEAVE .......................................................................................................... 730
REQUEST FOR CERTIFICATION AND SERVICE RECORD ............................................................... 732
REQUEST FOR CLEARANCE ....................................................................................................... 733
PROCESSING OF RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND PLACEMENT ................................................. 734
General Support Services ................................................................................................................. 737
MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................... 738
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM.............................................................................. 742
LIST OF OFFICES ....................................................................................................................... 743
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY .................................................................................... 744
Regional Office No. X ........................................................................................................................... 744
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE X PROFILE .......................................................................................... 745
EXTERNAL SERVICE .......................................................................................................................... 746
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) ........................................................ 747
Conduct of Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) for SETUP.......................................................................................... 747
Preparation of Full-blown SETUP Project Proposal ......................................................................................................... 750
Approval of SETUP Project Proposal ................................................................................................................................. 752
Liquidation of SETUP Assistance ....................................................................................................................................... 754
Local Grants In-aid (LGIA) Program & Community Empowermentthrough Science and Technology
(CEST) ...................................................................................................................................... 755
LGIA Project Proposal Preparation .................................................................................................................................... 755
Approval of Project Proposal for Local-Grants-in-Aid and Community Empowermentthrough Science and Technology
(LGIA & CEST) Assistance ................................................................................................................................................... 757
S&T Scholarships...................................................................................................................... 760
Filing of Scholarship Application ....................................................................................................................................... 760
Taking of the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Examination.................................................................................. 762
Request for Clearance by graduate-scholars/scholarship beneficiaries......................................................................... 763
Regional Standards and Testing Laboratories (RSTL) Services ................................................... 765
Technical Consultancy Services................................................................................................. 767
Technical Training Services ....................................................................................................... 769
Science and Technology Academic and Research-based OpenlyOperated Kiosks (STARBOOKS)
771
INTERNAL SERVICES ......................................................................................................................... 772
Employees Request for Certifications and Clearances ............................................................... 773
Leave Application Processing ................................................................................................... 774
PAYMENT OF SALARIES AND OTHER COMPENSATION .............................................................. 776
RECORDING OF OBLIGATION OF PAYMENTS............................................................................. 779
Issuance of Check or LDDAP-ADA ............................................................................................. 781
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Maintenance of Equipment, Building and associated utilities ................................................... 784
Processing of Incoming Communications ................................................................................. 785
Total Process Time: 3 days ........................................................................................................... 785
Processing of Outgoing Communications ................................................................................. 786
Process: Internal Customer Satisfaction Survey ........................................................................ 787
Submission of Quarterly OPCR Accomplishment Reports .......................................................... 789
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM:............................................................................. 791
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE NO. XI .............................................. 793
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE XI PROFILE ......................................................................................... 794
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 795
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program ............................................................................. 795
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) ......................................................... 796
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 802
Technology Training Assistance ........................................................................................................ 802
Technology Training Assistance ................................................................................................ 803
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 805
Technical Consultancy Services ........................................................................................................ 805
Technical Consultancy Services ................................................................................................. 806
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 808
Packaging and Labeling Services....................................................................................................... 808
Packaging and Labeling Services ............................................................................................... 809
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 816
Provision of DOST-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) Undergraduate Scholarship ..................... 816
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 822
Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services ..................................................................................... 822
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 841
Conduct of Exit Interview ................................................................................................................. 841
Conduct of Exit Interview.......................................................................................................... 842
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ................................................................................................................. 843
Filing of Authority to Render Overtime/Extended Services (ATROS/ATRES) Form ...................... 843
Filing of Authority to Render Overtime/Extended Services (ATROS/ATRES) Form ....................... 844
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 846
Filing of Personnel Locator Slip ......................................................................................................... 846
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Filing of Personnel Locator Slip (PLS) ......................................................................................... 847
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 849
Filing of Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Networth (SALN) Form ................................................ 849
Filing of Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Networth (SALN) Form ......................................... 850
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 851
Issuance of Certifications ................................................................................................................. 851
1. Issuance of Certifications .................................................................................................. 852
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 853
Issuance of Certificate of Compensatory Overtime (COC) Credits ..................................................... 853
Issuance of Certificate of Compensatory Overtime (COC) Credits .............................................. 854
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 855
Issuance of Employment Clearance .................................................................................................. 855
Issuance of Employment Clearance........................................................................................... 856
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 858
Issuance of Notice of Salary Adjustment Form .................................................................................. 858
Issuance of Notice of Salary Adjustments .................................................................................. 859
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 861
Issuance of Service Record ............................................................................................................... 861
Issuance of Service Records ...................................................................................................... 862
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 863
Processing of Leave Application ....................................................................................................... 863
Processing of Leave Applications............................................................................................... 864
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 867
Processing of Philippine Health Insurance Company Admission Documents. .................................... 867
Processing of Philippine Health Insurance Company Admission Documents............................... 868
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 870
Processing of Salaries (DOST XI Contract of Service Staff) ................................................................. 870
Processing of Salaries (DOST Contract of Service Staff) .............................................................. 870
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 875
Processing of Salaries (DOST XI Permanent Employees).................................................................... 875
Processing of Salaries (Permanent Employees).......................................................................... 875
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 880
Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits.............................................................................................. 880
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Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits ...................................................................................... 881
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 884
Processing of Vehicle Request .......................................................................................................... 884
Processing of Vehicle Request .................................................................................................. 885
REGIONAL OFFICE XI ........................................................................................................................ 886
Procurement of Goods and Services................................................................................................. 886
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM .............................................................................. 888
LIST OF OFFICES ....................................................................................................................... 890
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE NO. XII ............................................ 891
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE XII PROFILE ........................................................................................ 892
Department of Science and TechnologyRegional Office No. XII ........................................................ 894
External Services ............................................................................................................................. 894
Request/ Inquiry for DOST XII Programs, Projects, and Services ................................................ 895
Provision of Technology Transfer and Commercialization Services............................................ 898
Regional Grants-in-Aid Program ....................................................................................................................................... 903
Issuance of Fairness Opinion Report (FOR) ...................................................................................................................... 908
Provision of Quality Science and Technology Services .............................................................. 913
Technology Trainings ......................................................................................................................................................... 926
Technical Consultancy Services ......................................................................................................................................... 928
Packaging and Labeling Services ....................................................................................................................................... 930
Support to DOST-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI)Undergraduate Scholarship Programs 932
Science and Technology (S&T) Promotion and Advocacy .......................................................... 937
Department of Science and Technology Regional Office No. XII........................................................ 939
Internal Services .............................................................................................................................. 939
Billing and Collection of Payments............................................................................................ 940
Processing of Financial Claims .................................................................................................. 942
Procurement, Inspection and Issuance of Supplies and Materials, Equipment and Services.......... 954
Recruitment, Selection, and Placement (RSP) ........................................................................... 958
Application for Leave ............................................................................................................... 961
Staff Learning and Development (L&D) Program ...................................................................... 963
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM .............................................................................. 965
LIST OF OFFICES ....................................................................................................................... 967
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY .................................................................................... 968
CARAGA .............................................................................................................................................. 968
DOST CARAGA PROFILE ............................................................................................................ 969
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DOST CARAGA LIST OF SERVICES .............................................................................................. 970
FIELD OPERATIONS DIVISION / ..................................................................................................... 971
PROVINCIAL S&T CENTERS ........................................................................................................... 971
EXTERNAL SERVICES..................................................................................................................... 971
1. Innovation System Support (SETUP Core Funded)............................................................. 972
2. Technology Training Assistance ........................................................................................ 975
3. Technical Consultancy Services......................................................................................... 977
TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES .................................................................................................... 979
EXTERNAL SERVICES..................................................................................................................... 979
1. Innovation System Support (Local GIA) ............................................................................. 980
2. Technical Consultancy Services (Food Safety) ................................................................... 983
3. Packaging and Labelling Assistance................................................................................... 985
4. Provision of Nutrition Facts and Shelf Life Analysis ........................................................... 988
5. Provision of DOST Undergraduate Scholarship ................................................................. 991
6. Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services ..................................................................... 996
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ................................................................................. 1001
INTERNAL SERVICES ................................................................................................................... 1001
1. Procurement of Goods and Services ............................................................................... 1002
2. Processing of Request for Supplies and Material ............................................................ 1007
3. Processing of Request for Filling-Up of Vacant Positions ................................................. 1009
4. Processing of Request for Certifications / Issuance of Service Record ............................. 1011
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM ........................................................................... 1013
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CENTRAL OFFICE
DOST CENTRAL OFFICE PROFILE
I. Mandate:
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to “provide central
direction, leadership and coordination of scientific and technological efforts
and ensure that the results therefrom are geared and utilized in areas of
maximum economic and social benefits for the people”.
II. Vision:
DOST-CO is the prime mover of people and resources in vigorously advancing
science, technology and innovation (STI).
III. Mission:
Develop science, technology and innovation (STI) policies, plans and
programs; manage STI resources; establish and maintain local and
international linkages; and provide support services to S&T stakeholders in
order to contribute in the achievement of planned targets.
1. INTEGRITY
Integrity is about the personal commitment of every individual to moral
uprightness and strong adherence to honesty and fairness. The collective
personal integrity of DOST-CO officials and staff serves as the strong
foundation of the organizational integrity. It also denotes the collective personal
conduct of a public servant that covers:
a. Commitment to public trust – public officials and employees shall always
uphold the public interest over and above personal interests.
b. Justness and sincerity – public officials and employees shall at all times
respect the rights of others, and adhere to law, good morals, good customs,
public policy, public order, public safety, and public interest. They shall not
dispense or extend undue favors on account of their office.
2. PASSION FOR EXCELLENCE
Passion for Excellence is another personal commitment to professionalism,
excellence, intelligence, and skill. This is also aligned with the responsiveness
to the public where one must extend prompt courteous and adequate service
to the public. The DOST-CO personnel shall demonstrate excellence in the
performance of their duty leading to the delivery of high-quality services at all
times. Adding the word “passion” to excellence creates more proactive
character that drives each DOST-CO personnel to pursue excellence in their
work, in relating with peers and customers, and in accomplishing every task.
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3. INNOVATIVENESS
The DOST-CO personnel shall strive to innovate in their respective offices and
assigned tasks. Together with passion for excellence, innovativeness focuses
on continuous improvement of oneself, the organization, and the entire DOST
system. Awakening the creativity on how to approach the simple or complex
problems can develop more exciting and dynamic way of seeing things in
various perspectives, thus, promoting new and improved ways of doing things.
4. LEADERSHIP
Leadership refers to the collective values of humility, courtesy, compassion,
wisdom, and respect for all individuals in the DOST-CO. With this core value,
the DOST-CO personnel will make the initiative to perform the lead role,
whenever deemed necessary. The DOST-CO personnel are being challenged
to demonstrate the sterling character of being a true leader in public service.
5. PEOPLE-CENTEREDNESS
People-centeredness places people at the center of the development
initiatives of STI. In the same manner, the DOST-CO, as one of the agents for
STI-based development, shall at all times place its personnel at the center of
its operations, where all of its personnel shall feel nurtured, loved, appreciated
and respected.
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Central Office
Frontline Services
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CO-001 Application to Grants-In-Aid (GIA) Program/Project
The Grants-In-Aid (GIA) program provides grants for the implementation of programs/ projects
identified in the current DOST priorities and thrusts and supports S & T activities classified in the
General Appropriations Act.
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6. Approval from the institution’s ethics Philippine Health Research Ethics Board
review board for research involving (PHREB), DOST Bicutan Compound, Taguig
human subjects or from an City
institutional animal care and use
committee for animal subjects (if
applicable)
7. Clearance from National Committee National Committee on Biosafety of the
on Biosafety of the Philippines for Philippines, DOST Bicutan Compound,
proposals with biosafety implications Taguig City
(if applicable)
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit proposal 1. Accepts the None 3 working Special Projects
to the Office of submitted days Division (SPD)
the Secretary or project Technical Staff
Office of the proposals and
Under-secretary conducts initial
for R&D or the review based
Sectoral Council on the DOST-
concerned GIA guidelines
and priority
thrusts
2. Refers the
proposal to the
concerned
Sectoral
Councils/ DOST
Agencies of
priority R&D
Agenda and
NRCP for basic
research
3. Appears 3. Conducts None 25 calendar SPD Technical
personally to technical days Staff and
defend the evaluation of maximum concerned DOST
proposal before the proposal Council
technical panel using the
Council’s
protocol on
evaluation of
proposal
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If the proposal
did not pass the
evaluation,
informs the
proponent,
copy furnished
OUSEC for
R&D, otherwise,
informs the
proponent to
address the
comments,
recommendatio
n/ or additional
comments
required (e.g.
revised
proposal)
4. Submits an 4. Deliberates and None 5 working Concerned
endorsed detailed approves days Council
proposal detailed
proposals and
endorses the
same to the
DOST-GIA
EXECOM for
final approval
5. Presents detailed 5. Approves/ None 1 day DOST-GIA
proposal to the Disapproves (monthly EXECOM
DOST-GIA the proposal scheduled)
EXECOM
If approved None 3 working SPD Technical
without days Staff and
comments, (monthly concerned DOST
processes the scheduled) Council
approval
documents.
If Disapproved,
informs the
evaluating
council, copy
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furnished to
the lead
Council.
If approved
with
comments,
informs the
proponent
copy furnished
the evaluating
council of the
DOST-GIA
EXECOM
approval
and/or
instructions/re
commendation
s
6. If proposal is 6. Processes the None 3 working SPD Technical
approved with approval days Staff
comments, documents
addresses the (Memorandum
instructions/ of Agreement/
recommendations Instruction and
of the DOST-GIA approval letter)
EXECOM with clearance
from the
evaluating
Council to
facilitate the
release of
funds.
Evaluating
council will
then become
the monitoring
council for the
implementation
of the
approved
project
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TOTAL: None 40 Days
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CO-002 Application to Balik-Scientist Program (BSP)
Science and Technology experts who are Filipinos, or foreigners of Filipino
descent shall be encouraged to return or reside in the Philippines, and share
their expertise in order to accelerate the scientific, agro-industrial and economic
development of the country.
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6. Detailed statement of research and/or From applicant in any format/template
Activity Plan with concurrence of the
Host Institutions (for applicants under
the long-term category)
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the 1. Receives, None 1 working BSP Secretariat of
application and acknowledges day Concerned Council
documentary submitted
requirements application,
reviews
completeness
of documents
relative to the
application and
qualification of
the potential
Balik-Scientist/
Host Institution
2. For None 1 working BSP Secretariat of
applications day Concerned Council
with complete
documents:
Forwards
application to
the technical
evaluators of
the concerned
Council
For
applications
with incomplete
documents:
Advises
potential host
institution/
Balik-Scientist
to submit the
lacking
requirement(s)
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3. Evaluates the None 5 working Technical
application days Evaluators of the
based on the Concerned Council/
documents Council Heads
provided
including the
accomplishme
nts, outputs
from previous
engagement (if
applicable),
and the merit
of the Balik
Scientist’s visit
if aligned with
the DOST’s
S&T priority
areas;
Recommend
revisions in the
terms of
reference
(TOR) as
necessary;
Solicit
comments/vie
ws from other
concerned
Council/s, if
applicable;
4. For qualified None 1 working BSP Secretariat of
applicants, day Concerned Council
submits
recommendati
ons to the
OUSEC for
R&D Services;
For applicants
not qualified,
notifies the
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Scientist/Host
of the
disapproval of
the application.
5. Checks result None 2 working OUSEC for S&T
of evaluation. Days Services
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7. Checks result None 2 Days OUSEC for S&T
of re- Services
evaluation.
If the Usec.
For R&D
disagrees with
the
recommendati
on of the
Council, refers
back the
documents to
the Council for
disapproval.
8. Approves/Disa None 3 Days DOST Secretary
pproves
application
based on
endorsement
of the OUSEC
for R&D and
the concerned
Council/s
9. Receives 9. If the Secretary None 2 working BSP Secretariat of
notification on the approves the days Concerned Council
result of the application, the
evaluation of concerned
application Council
advises the
BSP awardee
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to make the
necessary
arrangements
to return to the
Philippines and
informs
Awardee and
host institution
of the
Secretary’s
decision.
If the Secretary
disapproves
the application,
the concerned
Council
informs the
host
institution/
scientist of the
decision.
TOTAL: None 20 Days (
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CO-003 Processing of Proposals Related to Genetically Modified
Organism
To ensure that proposals related to contained use and confined test of
genetically modified organism are properly processed and evaluated by the
DOST Biosafety Committee.
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- Annex11 – Scientific Literature,
References
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit complete 1. Accepts the None 1 Hour DOST-BC
requirements to requirements Secretariat Staff
the DOST-BC provides
Secretariat acknowledge
ment receipt
to client
2. Checks None 1 Day DOST-BC
completeness Secretariat Staff
of the
submitted
requirements
If complete,
include in the
Agenda for the
Committee’s
next meeting.
If incomplete,
notifies the
proponent for
compliance or
completion of
requirements.
3. Review the None 1 Day Ma. Lorelie
proposal and Agbagala DOST-
may refer the BC
same to
external (With external
experts as experts as
necessary. necessary)
4. Conduct Site Ma. Lorelie
Visit and Agbagala DOST-
prepare None 14 Days BC
report/recomm
endation to (With external
the experts as
necessary)
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5. Approve/
Disapprove DOST Biosafety
the proposal None 1 Day Committee
during the
Committee
Meeting
6. If approved,
processes the DOST Biosafety
following None 1 Day Committee
approval
letters/
documents:
- Approval
of the
proposal;
- Approval
of the
authorized
list of
personnel
- Approval
of the CT
Site (for
CT);
- Approval
of the
Public
Informatio
n Sheet
(for CT).
If
Disapproved,
informs the
IBC and the
proponent.
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CO-004 Processing of Requests for HRDP Funding (Non-Degree
Component)
The HRDP may sponsor or grant qualified personnel attendance to short-term trainings or non-
degree courses to enhance their skills and upgrade their knowledge on recent developments in a
particular area of specialization. These may be offered in-house or by other institutions.
Office or Division: Office of the Undersecretary for Scientific and Technical Services
Classification: Highly Technical Applications
Type of Transaction: G2G
Who may avail: Personnel/Employee of any DOST Attached Agency
(See further details, see Guidelines on the Implementation of Local
Non-Degree Group Training Program of DOST System @
http://hrdp.dost.gov.ph/2016-09-27-02-16-04/guidelines-on-the-
implementation-of-local-non-degree-group-training-program-of-
dost-system
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Formal request from the head of From applicant in any format/template
agency
2. Training proposal From applicant in any format/template
3. Line-item-budget From applicant in any format/template
4. Training Programme From applicant in any format/template
5. Curriculum Vitae (CV) of the resource From applicant in any format/template
pers
6. on(s)
7. List of target trainees or participants
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submits all 1. Receives and
required checks the None 10 Minutes HRDP Secretariat
documents completeness
of submitted
documents
2. If documents
are complete,
prepares
memorandum
to the members
of the HRDP
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Committee for None 1 working HRDP Secretariat
evaluation. day
If incomplete,
notifies the
proponent and
wait for
compliance
before
processing the
request..
3. HRDP
Committee
Members
reviews the
request and None 5 working HRDP Committee
fills out HRDP days Members
Evaluation
Sheet (Form
2A/2BEvaluates
the request)
4. If the HRDP
Committee
member has
concerns on
the request, None 3 working HRDP Committee
secures days Members
requesting
party
clarification/
response and
disseminates
the response to
other members.
If no
clarifications
requested, the
HRDP
Secretariat
Consolidates
the evaluation
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sheets from the
HRDP
Committee
Members
(Majority vote
is reached)
5. The HRDP
Secretariat thru
the
Chairperson
prepares
written None 1 working HRDP Secretariat
notification day
about the
HRDP
Committee
decision and
sends notice to
the proponent.
6. Determines
which
proposals to None 2 working HRDP Secretariat
support/ days
selects
proposal to be
funded
TOTAL: None 12 Days
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CO-005 Certification of Science Foundations
Science and technology-oriented foundations are certified for tax exemption purposes as
mandated by the R.A. No. 2067 (Science Act) and pursuant to the National Internal Revenue
Code and Tax Reform Act of 1997.
Classification: Complex
Who may avail: Private foundations engaged in, and whose funds are dedicated to
scientific pursuits
For further details, visit https://sfu.dost.gov.ph/
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7. Certification by the treasurer of the From applicant, in any format/template
foundation that it has an initial capital of
at least One Million Pesos (Php
1,000,000.00)
8. Notarized oath/affidavit for the https://sfu.dost.gov.ph/
application for certification as a science (STFU 0015)
foundation filed before a notary public or
a competent officer or person authorized
by law
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit complete 1. Receives and None 1 working day STFU
requirements reviews
requirements,
and prepares
acknowledgment
letter of the
submitted
documents for
OUSECROs’
approval
2. Approves and None Undersecretary for
returns Regional Operations
communication
to STFU
3. Transmits None 1 working day STFU
documents to
concerned
DOST STFU-
IATEG member
for evaluation
4. Evaluates None 10 working days DOST STFU-IATEG
Programs/ member
Projects/Activitie
s (PPAs) based
on DOST criteria
5. Conducts None 1 working day STFU
investigation and
prepares report
on the findings
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relevant to the
application
6. Prepares None 3 working day STFU
consolidated
reports, e.g.
evaluation/
recommendation
, investigation
report,
notification of
approval,
certificate as
science
foundation for
approval of the
OUSEC for ROs
7. Clears/endorses None 1 working day Undersecretary for
documents for Regional Operations
DOST
Secretary’s
action
8. Approves/Disap None DOST Secretary
proves
application
9. Sends applicant None 20 minutes STFU
the Notification
Letter of
approved
application and
gives advise on
the course of
action to be
undertaken, e.g.
payment of
registration fee.
10. Pays registration 11. Acknowledges P500.00 30 minutes Collection and
fee of approved payment and Disbursement
application issues official Section
receipt
12. Submits to STFU 13. Awards None 20 minutes STFU
the signed Certificate as a
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Notification Letter Science
and the copy of Foundation to
Official Receipt of applicant
registration fee
TOTAL: None 18 Days
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DOST-CO FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send feedback Clients may tender their feedback by accomplishing
a Citizen/Client Satisfaction Survey (CCSS) Form
available at any office and dropping in any CCSS
Form Dropbox located at every office of the DOST
Central Office.
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Email Address:
[email protected]
Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/contactcenterngbayan
PCC
Address: Bahay Ugnayan, J.P. Laurel Sr, San
Miguel, Manila
Telephone Nos.:
1. +63(2)-8736-8645
2. +63(2)-8736-8603
Website: https://osetc.gov.ph/agency/presidential-
complaint-center-pcc/
Email Address: [email protected]
ARTA
Address: Ground Floor HPGV Building (Formerly
Accelerando), 395 Senator Gil J. Puyat
Avenue, 1200 Makati City, Philippines
Telephone Nos.:
1. +63(2)-478-5091
2. +63(2)-478-5099
Website: www.arta.gov.ph
Email Address: [email protected] or
[email protected]
Facebook: www.facebook.com/artagovph
Twitter: @ARTAgov.ph or twitter.com/artagovph
Instagram: @ARTAgov.ph or
www.instagram.com/artagovph/
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DOST CENTRAL OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS
Office Name Location Contact Contact Email Address
Numbers Person
Department of Legislative 2nd Floor, 8837-2071 to Dir. Lita S. [email protected],
Liaison Office (DLLO) DOST Main 82 Suerte- [email protected]
Building Local: 2160 Felipe
National Committee on 2nd Floor, 8837-2071 to Dr. Maria [email protected]
Biosafety of the Philippines DOST Main 82 Lorelei M. om,
(NCBP) Building Local: 2190 Agbagala [email protected].
ph
Office of the Undersecretary 3rd Floor, 8837-2071 to Usec. [email protected]
for Scientific and Technical DOST Main 82 Maridon O.
Services (OUSEC-STS) Building Local: 3000 Sahagun
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Office of the Assistant 3rd Floor, 8837-2071 to Usec. [email protected]
Secretary for Finance and DOST Main 82 Maridon O. [email protected]
Strategic Planning (OASEC- Building Local: 3010 Sahagun h
FSP) [email protected]
Office of the Assistant 3rd Floor, 8837 2071 to Usec. Leah [email protected]
Secretary for International DOST Main 82 J. Buendia
Cooperation (OASEC-IC) Building Local: 3030
Office of the Assistant 3rd Floor, 8837 2071 to Asec. Diana [email protected]
Secretary for Administrative DOST Main 82 L. Ignacio [email protected]
and Legal Affairs (OASEC- Building Local: 3050
ALA)
Administrative and Legal Ground 8837-2071 to Dir. Angely [email protected]
Service (ALS) – Office of the Floor, 82 M. Alviar
Director DOST Main Local: 1010
Building
DOST Gender and 2nd Floor, 88372071-82 Ms. Maria Fe [email protected]
Development Unit (DOST- DOST Main Local: 2120 B. Singson
GDU) Building
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DOST Main
Building
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Accounting Division Ground 837-2071 to 82 Ms. Helen [email protected]
Floor, Local: 1230 Gianan
DOST Main
Building
Budget Division Ground 8837-2071 to Ms. Elisa V. [email protected]
Floor, 82 Corpuz [email protected]
DOST Main Local: 1220,
Building 1221
Management Division Ground 8837-2071 to Rosella B. [email protected].
Floor, 82 Dolor ph
DOST Main Local: 1240
Building
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Front Main Building Lobby DOST Main 8837-2071 to
Guard Post Building, 82
DOST North Local: 1000
Compound
Back Main Building Lobby DOST Main 8837-2071 to
Guard Post Building, 82
DOST North Local: 1001
Compound
Canteen Executive 8837-2071 to
Lounge, 82
DOST North Local: 2250
Compound
Gate 1&4 Guard Post DOST Main 8837-2071 to
Gate, DOST 82
North Local: 2088
Compound
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
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DOST NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION PROFILE
I. Mandate
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to provide central direction, leadership
and coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results
therefrom are geared and utilized in areas of maximum economic and social benefits for
the people.
Section 31 of EO 128 also authorized for the establishment of DOST regional offices. Hence,
DOST Administrative Order No. 002 Series of 1989, mandated thatDOST Regional Offices
shall be the focal points for the planning and implementation of S&T programs and projects
in the regions and shall assume the following functions:
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We provide Science, Technology and Innovation-based solution anchored on ethical public
service, contributing to a better quality of life in the region.
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IV. Service Pledge
We, the officials and staff of the Department of Science and Technology-National Capital
Region, pledge to:
Provide excellent and innovative Science and Technology Transfer Services to our
stakeholders in the National Capital Region, from Mondays to Fridays, 7:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. without noon-break, at our regional and cluster offices;
Plan and implement STI programs and services that will improve productivity and quality of
life of our stakeholders in the region;
Abide by the standards of conduct for public officials and employees in the execution of
our official duties and delivery of our STI programs and services;
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REGIONAL OFFICE
Frontline Services
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Technology Transfer Services
Regional Grants-In-Aid Program
The DOST’s Grants-In-Aid (GIA) program aims to harness the country’s scientific and
technological capabilities to spur and attain a sustainable economic growth and development.
Through the funding of relevant S&T undertakings, the GIA program is designed to contribute
to productivity improvement and quality of life of Filipinos by generating and promoting
appropriate technologies. It also aims to strengthen the participation of various S&T sectors
particularly in research and development (R&D), promotion, technology transfer and utilization,
human resources development, information dissemination, advocacy, and linkages.
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Who May Avail: 1. Any Filipino public or private entity with proven competence may
apply for GIA support of DOST and its grant-giving units, provided that
projects are based in the Philippines and for the benefit of Filipinos.
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and other documents deemed
necessary by EXECOM for final
approval of the project
Endorsement letter for internally
managed projects
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIB
LE
1. Announcement None Day PM
of Call for Proposals
and Deadline for
Submissions
2. Submit LOI 2.1 Receive and None 3 Days Receiving
and Project forward project Officer
Proposal proposal to PM
and/or CM
2 Days PM and/or
2.2 Acknowledge CM
receipt of request
3 Days PM and/or
2.3 Review CM
Proposal and
submitted
attachments
3. Ensure 3.a Schedule and None 10 days CM
availability of site conduct site visit for
during site visit needs assessments
for needs and validation for
assessment. requests for
technology transfer
and equipment
upgrading.
PM
3.b 1. Identify
technical resource
persons and
requests for
comments from
technical resource
persons for project
proposals related to
applied research,
pilot testing and/or
prototyping
3.b.2. Ensure
technical resource
persons sign a
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Nondisclosure
Agreement and No
Conflict of Interest
Certification
4..1 Ensure 4.1 Convene None 7 days PM
availability to EXECOM
present proposal Meeting/Evaluation
to Executive
Committee if
requested
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Provision of Technology Transfer and Equipment Upgrading
(iFund).
Provision of Innovation enabling Fund for the acquisition of technology to increase production
capacity, improve productivity, adopt innovation, enhance product quality and/or facilitate
product and process development to address market and regulatory requirements.
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CLIENT AGENCY ACTIONS FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Shall contain (Parallel action for Breakdown # of days, # of
step by step each client step, of hours, # of
instructions, SOP of the correspondi minutes
concise and organization, brief ng fees, If covered by
direct to the and concise, type of fee, RA, write
point, numbered) currency service is
specific covered under
instructions RA#
on how to For multi-
perform each stage
step processing,
indicate at
the bottom of
the service
table(i.e
contains
more than 1
classification:
simple,
complex or
highly
technical)
1.1 Announcement None TOD
of call
1.2 Deadline of None 1 day TOD
submission of letter
of intent or proposal
2. Submit Receive and review None 1 day Cluster
requirements of initial
requirements
Conduct TNA (Refer None 14 days Cluster
to TNA Services
Specifications)
4.1 Review and None 2 days Cluster
ensure
completeness of
submitted
documents
4.2 Notify clients for
deficiencies
5. Present to 5. Conduct of RTEC None 14 days Cluster
RTEC
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6. Prepare 6. Receive and None 1 day Cluster
and submit review
additional completeness of
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CLIENT AGENCY ACTIONS FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
documents submitted
required by documents
RTEC
7.1 Prepare RTEC None 10 days Cluster
Report
7.2 Route RTEC 3 days RPMO Staff
reports for signature
of RTEC members
8. Receive 8.1 Endorse RTEC None 2 days RPMO Staff
approval recommendation for
letter RD’s approval
8.2 Provide approval
letter 1 day
TOTAL: None 40 CD
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Science and Technology Services
Technical Assistance and Consultancy Service
Technology Needs Assessment
It is a systematic process used to identify strengths and weaknesses of an enterprisethat will
lead to the provision of appropriate DOST interventions.
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CLIENT AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
meeting or ocular
visit
1.4 Forward
application for TNA
(Form 1 with
attachment A)
2. Submit 2.1 Identify 1 Day CM/Cluster Staff
accomplished appropriate experts
TNA form 1 a. Assignment
with of capable Internal
Attachment A Expert
b. Request for
qualified External
Expert
2.2 Confirmation of Internal CM/Cluster Staff/
Experts Experts = 1 Technical Experts
Day
External
Experts =3
Days
3. Ensure 3. Conduct TNA 1 Day CM/Cluster Staff/
availability of and discuss initial Technical Experts
client and findings with client
facility during
TNA
With Internal
Expert= 4
Days
The client has the option to set the preferred date for the conduct of TNA but shouldnot be
earlier than the target turn-around time.
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FOOD SAFETY CONSULTANCY PROGRAM
It is provided to food processors where food safety experts are deployed to give assistance or
assessments on compliance to food safety standards such as Good Manufacturing Practices or
HACCP, process improvements and standardizations, and plant lay-out. Assistance on
documentation requirements are likewise provided.
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3. Prepare,
whichever is
applicable-
technical
consultancy
service report 4 days
for product
standardizatio
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n/ process 14 days
improvement
report; -food
safety (FS)
assessment
report; or -
proposed plant
layout report.
Product
standardization/P
TOTAL:
rocess
None
Improvement=6
days
FS Assessment=
10 days
Plant layout
assistance= 20
days
The client has the option to set the preferred date for the conduct of Food Safety
Consultancy but should not be earlier than the target turn-around time.
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
(ENERGY AUDIT AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT)
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List/Inventory of energy-intensive
equipment (with nameplate
ratings or specifications, if
available)
One-year monthly Fuel
consumption per month (kg LPG
or liters Diesel) related to
production (not for transportation, if
available)
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESS PERSON
ACTION BE PAID ING TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit letter of 1.1) Receipt of None 5-10 mins Clerk/PM/Cluste
intent letter of intent r Staff
1.2) Acknowledge 2 Days PM
and validate
request by
explaining to the
client scope of the
service and
necessary
documents and
arrangements that
have to be
prepared by the
client
2.1 Request and 14 Days PM
confirm availability
of external expert
2.1 Review 1 day PM
submitted
requirements
3.1 Schedule and 7 Days PM/Cluster Staff/
conduct of EECA Technical Experts
3.2) Discuss initial
findings
3.3 Preparation of 5 Days PM/ Technical
EECA Report Experts
3.4 Validation and 5 Days PM/Cluster Staff
clearance from
Technical
Experts
4.1 Submission of 2 Days PM/Cluster Staff
EECA Report and
explanation of
recommendations
based from the
report
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TOTAL: None 36 days
The client has the option to set the preferred date for the conduct of EECA, butshould not
be earlier than the target turn-around time
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RESOURCE EFFICIENCY AND CLEANER PRODUCTION (RECP)
ASSESSMENT
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3.1 Ensure 3.1 Conduct RECP None 6 days RECP Assessor
availability of assessment
client and 3.2 Discuss initial
facility during findings and
RECP recommendations to
Assessment clients
3.2 Client 3.3 Prepare RECP 4 days
receives the assessment report.
accomplished
TCS form
and fills out
the Customer
Satisfaction
Feedback
form.
The client has the option to set the preferred date for the conduct of Food Safety
Assessment, but should not be earlier than the target turn-around time
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SHORT-TERM TECHNICAL ADVISORY
Program
Manager
2-5 minutes
b. Phone / b.1 DOST NCR
SMS staff who received
the inquiry shall fill 5-10 minutes
out the Inquiry
form
b. 2 Filled out
inquiry form will be
forwarded to PM/
assigned staff for
appropriate action
2-5 minutes
c. Email and
Social Media
Accounts (IG,
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FB, Website) c.1 Admin will
consolidate
requests 5 minutes
d. Walk-in
Admin
forwards
request to
TOD
/ PM / Cluster /
assigned staff for
appropriate action 2-5 minutes
3.2 Confirmation
of Experts
4. Ensure the 4.1 Schedule None 2 days
availability of conduct of TA
the facility,
venue and
other
pertinent data
that will be
gathered
during the
assessment
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5. Receive TA 5.1 Conduct None 1 Day CM/Cluster
on- site Staff/ Technical
consultancy Experts
5.2 Provide
client with
Technical
Consultancy
Record.
For walk-in
clients= 1 day
With Internal
Experts: 9
TOTAL: None days
With External
Experts: 13
days.
The client has the option to set the preferred date for the conduct of TA, but shouldnot be
earlier than the target turn-around time.
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TECHNOLOGY TRAININGS AND FORA
It can also be referred to as “assistance”, and involve the transfer of knowledge and/or skills
pertaining to a certain technology. They can take the forms of technicallectures, technology
demonstrations, hands-on-training, seminars, workshops or combinations of the above-
mentioned modes.
Assignment of
capable
Internal Expert
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Internal
Request for Experts=3 days
qualified
External External
Expert Experts=8 Days
2.2
Confirmation
of Experts
The client has the option to set the preferred date for the conduct of Training, but should
not be earlier than the target turn-around time. The maximum turn-around time shall be
recorded for requests that had schedules specified by the client.
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PACKAGING AND LABELLING SERVICES
It involves the provision of label design for food and non-food products to improvecompliance to
market and regulatory requirements.
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label aligned with the
information indicated in
the accomplished label
design brief form.
12 days Food Safety
1.3.2 If for outsource, Unit
Food Safety Unit shall
request a copy of
quotation from
accredited design
suppliers, prepare
purchase request form,
and facilitate the
processing of payment
and issuance of 8 days
job/work order. Outsourced
designer
1.3.3 Outsourced
designer shall provide
the first draft of the label
design.
2. Review 2.1 Revise the draft as None 5 days In-house/
and provide per comments. The draft outsourced
feedback on shall be considered as designer
the first draftrevision 1.
of the
design (if
any) 2.2 Consider approved if
no feedback is 1 hour Food Safety
received. Prepare label Unit
design files for sending.
3. Review 3.1 Revise the second None 5 days In-house/
and provide draft as per comments. outsourced
feedback on The draft shall be designer
the revision considered as revision
1 of the 2.
design (if Food Safety
1 hour
any). Unit
3.2 Consider approved if
no feedback is
received. Prepare label
design files for sending.
4. Client fills 4. Finalized design and None 2 days In-house/
out the provide editable and flat outsourced
customer image files to the client designer
satisfaction electronically.
feedback
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form and
signs the
approval
sheet with
the
approved
design.
In-house = 20
days
TOTAL: None
Outsourced=32
days
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REQUEST / INQUIRY FOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
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1.2The inquiry will Within 3 days Cluster staff /
then be forwarded RO staff / S&T
to the concerned Promotions
DOST-NCR unit.
The person who
inquired will be
contacted by the
unit’s staff for
verification of the
program/service
inquired.
(1.3) The phone Cluster staff /
number of the RO staff / S&T
concerned office / Promotions
department will be
given to the guest.
2. Send a 2.1 Receipt of the 1 minute S&T Promotions
message to inquiry Staff
DOST-National
Capital Region’s
Facebook Page
2.2 Once received, Within 2 days, S&T Promotions
the assigned staff except Staff
will send a weekends.
response
regarding your
inquiry (i.e.
endorsement to
the proper
cluster/unit or to
another agency or
regional office, or
ask further details
about the inquiry)
3. Go to DOST- 3.1 Receipt of the 2-3 minutes S&T Promotions
NCR’s website inquiry Staff
ncr.dost.gov.ph
and fill out the
form.
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3.2 Once received, 2 days S&T Promotions
the assigned staff Staff
will send a
response
regarding your
inquiry (i.e.
endorsement to
the proper
cluster/unit or to
another agency or
regional office, or
ask further details
about the inquiry)
4. Approach any 4.1 A staff will None 2 to 30 Cluster staff /
DOST-NCR entertain the minutes RO staff / S&T
staff during an queries of the depending on Promotions
exhibit guest and will jot the inquiry
down the details
on an Inquiry Form
together with the
name, company,
contact number,
products/services,
where you found
out about the
programs and
services of DOST,
and the action/s
taken by the staff.
4.2 The inquiry will None 3 days Cluster staff /
then be forwarded RO staff / S&T
to the concerned Promotions
DOST-NCR unit.
The person who
inquired will be
contacted by the
unit’s staff for
verification of the
program/service
inquired.
4.3 The phone None Cluster staff /
number of the RO staff / S&T
concerned office / Promotions
department will be
given to the guest.
TOTAL: None 3 days
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ISSUANCE OF FAIRNESS OPINION REPORT
Involves the constitution of Fairness Opinion Board that will evaluate and generate the Fairness
Opinion Report to assess the fairness of the financial terms in the technology licensing
agreement to the Research and Development Institution or the Government Funding Agency.
Office or Division: Office of the Regional Director
Classification: G2G, G2B
Type of Transaction:Highly Technical
Who May Avail: 1. SUCs/ public RDIs with publicly funded research and
development outputs that are for commercialization.
2. Private HEIs/ RDIs with publicly funded research and
development outputs that are for commercialization
through a spin-off firm
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES PROCESSI PERSON
TO BE NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Submit to the 1.1 Conduct None 3 days FOB Secretariat
DOST-NCR formality evaluation
FOB Secretariat as to the
the written completeness and
request for FOR authenticity of the
issuance documentary
addressed to requirements
the DOST
Secretary, 1.2 Issue an
taking into acknowledgement
consideration letter and inform
any of the requesting parties of
following: the lacking
a. Technology documents or if the
Transferee has an proposed 7 days
office or residence transaction can
in NCR; or proceed to FOB
b. Technology evaluation.
Transferor has an
office or business 1.3 Identify and
address in NCR; or invite potential FOB
c. Technology members upon
Transfer Agreement receipt of complete
is signed or is to be documentary
executed in the requirements
NCR; or based on:
d. Any of the Expertise
facilities of the Neutrality 1 days
Technology Impartiality
Transferee is No conflict of
located in NCR; or interest
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e. NCR is one of 1.4 Forward the
the target markets. request letter and
supporting
documents to the
Office of the
Secretary for the
constitution of FOB,
through the Office
of Undersecretary 5 days
for Regional
Operations, copy
furnished Office of
Undersecretary for
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES PROCESSI PERSON
TO BE NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Research and
Development.
1.5 Monitor
constitution of the
FOB through a
Special
Order issued by
the Office of the
Secretary
2.1 Ensure 2.1 Convene the None 10 days FOB members
availability of the FOB for a series of FOB Secretariat
licensor and meetings for Requesting
licensee during the formality evaluation Parties
meetings/interview/ of the documentary
validation with FOB. requirements,
conduct of ocular
visit and interview of
the requesting
2.2 Submit parties.
additional
documents 2.2 Inform the
requested by the requesting party of
FOB to facilitate additional
issuance of FOR. documents
requested by the
FOB through a 5 days
written
communication.
2.3 Forward
documents
submitted by the
requesting party to
the FOB members.
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2.4 Ensure that the
FOB completes and
issues the FOR, and
provide logistical
and secretariat
assistance for the
completion of the
report.
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES PROCESSI PERSON
TO BE NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
3. Receive a copy 3. Forward the FOB Secretariat
of the FOR. originally signed
FOR to the
requesting parties,
copy furnished all
parties to the
transaction and the
DOST Secretary
through the DOST
Undersecretary for
Regional
Operations.
None 1 day
Forward a copy of
the originally signed
FOR, along with all
documents
submitted by the
requesting party, to
the Technology
Application and
Promotion Institute
as the repository
institution.
TOTAL: None 32 Days
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PROCESSING OF COLLECTIONS FROM CLIENTS
Office or FAS
Division:
Classification: G2G, G2B or G2C
Type of Simple
Transaction:
Who May Avail: Clients
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
n/a n/a
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.Submits 1. Prepares None 5 minutes Accountant/Staff
check/cash Order of
Payment (OP)
for submission
to the cashier
2.Receives Official 2.1 Receives None 10 minutes Cashier
Receipt cash/check from
accounting
representing
collection based
on the Order of
Payment
2.2 Issues
Official Receipt
(OR) to
acknowledge
receipt of
cash/check.
TOTAL: None 1 Day
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REGIONAL OFFICE
Internal Services
93
REQUEST FOR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF DOST-NCR PROPERTY
30 days
depending on the
mode of
procurement
based on RA
9184
94
2. Receive 2. Update 5mins
item for maintenance
repair in Record
good
condition.
With internal
capability = 3 days
TOTAL: None With outsourced
requirements = 30
days
95
WITHDRAWAL OF COMMON USE SUPPLIES
Office or Division: Finance and Administrative Section –
Supply Section
Classification: G2G
Type of Transaction: Simple
Who May Avail: DOST-NCR Officials and Employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Requisition and Issue Slip (RIS) DOST- NCR Regional Office, DOST
Inventory Custodian Slip (ICS) Compound, Bicutan, Taguig City
96
2.3 File ICS if 5 mins
applicable
TOTAL: None 1 Day
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VEHICLE RESERVATION
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PROCUREMENT OF GOODS, INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS AND
CONSULTANCY SERVICES
Office or Division: Finance and Administrative Section – Procurement Section
1.4 Receive
approved PR
1.5 Forward PR to
Bids and Award
Committee (BAC)
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2.b For Alternative method of
methods of procurement
Procurement undertaken)
Advertisement/Posti
ng of Invitation to
Bid/Request for
Expression of
Interest until
Issuance of Notice
to
Proceed/Purchase
Order/Contract
under Alternative
Methods of
Procurement(refer
to 2016 revised IRR
of RA 9184 for the
procedural step)
None Competitive
Bidding
Goods:
32 to 142 CD
Infrastructure:
32 to 162 CD
Consultancy:
42 to 186 CD
TOTAL:
Alternative
Method of
procurement:
7-36 CD
Calendar Days
based on the
Procurement
Law
101
INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE REPORT
102
TOTAL: None 2.5 days
103
A. APPLICATION FOR LEAVE
104
of the month
105
PROCESSING OF REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL RECORD
106
1.4 Signs/ Approves
requested
documents by the
head of the agency
2. Receive signed
requested
document
TOTAL: None 2.5 Days
107
PROCESSING REQUEST FOR SPECIAL ORDER
108
1.2 Prepare
Special Order
1.3 Record
and forward to
2. Receive head of the
signed Office for
requested signature/
document approval
1.4 Signs/
Approves
requested
documents by
the head of the
agency
1.5 Record
signed
document for
receiving
TOTAL: None 2.5 Days
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RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND PLACEMENT (RSP)
110
1.4 Inform applicants
of the date, time and
venue of examination
or through text
messages/email for
those who submit
their applications thru
email.
1.5 Provide link for
google forms for filling
up of summary data of
applicants
2. Attend 2.1 Conduct of None .5 day HRMO / HR
Examination Examination proper Staff
3.Attend 3.1 Inform the None 10 days HRMO / HR
Interview/ shortlisted applicants Staff
Deliberation for the details of
interview ie. date,
venue, time for those
who are shortlisted
based on the initial
CLIENT AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESS PERSON
STEPS BE PAID ING TIME RESPONSIBLE
evaluation of the end-
user thru text
messages or email.
3.1 Conduct of
Applicants Interview
and Deliberation
4.Receive 4.1 Inform applicants None 3 days HRMO / HR
Results of of decision or results Staff
application of their application to
be sent through email
and/or text messages
4.2 Inform the
applicants to be
appointed for
the submission of
additional documents
and details of oath of
office for permanent
position prior to
assumption to duty
TOTAL: None 14 Days
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REQUEST FOR WEBSITE UPLOADING
Classification: G2G
Type of Transaction: Simple
Who May Avail: DOST-NCR Staff
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
DOST- NCR Regional Office,
Website content tracking Sheet DOST
Compound, Bicutan, Taguig
Website content (example: article, photos, or City
banner)
112
PROCESSING OF FINANCIAL CLAIMS (FOR PAYMENTTHROUGH
CHEQUE)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Simple
Who May Avail: Various Suppliers, Officers and Employees of
DOST-NCR
CHECKLIST OF TYPE and WHERE TO SECURE
REQUIREMENTS NUMBER of
COPY
See Table 1 for the applicable 1 of each
requirements based on the copy
nature of the request.
1. Disbursement Voucher (DV) 1. Original (1 FAS
copy) DOST- NCR Regional Office
2. Obligation Request and 2. Original (1 DOST Compound, Bicutan,
Status (ORS) copy) Taguig City
3. Cheque 3. Original (1
copy)
4. Other supporting documents 4. Original
depending on the nature of and certified
transaction, based on COA true copy of
Circular 2012-001 (Prescribing supporting
the Revised Guidelines and documents,
Documentary Requirements for depending on
Common Government the
Transactions) requirement
per COA
Circular
2012-001(1
copy each)
CLIENT AGENCY ACTION FEES PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.Submit 1. Receive Financial None 1 Day Budget Staff
claims documents for process Budget Officer
1.2 Forward all the
documents to the Budget
Division.
1.3 Review availability of
allotment and check
completeness of documents.
Prepare the ORs.
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1.4. Record claim in the
subsidiary ledger (SL) of the
creditor/payee to monitor
status of obligation.
1.5 Obligate amount for the
purpose indicated, posts
ORS in the Registry of
Allotment (RAO) and assign
ORS number.
1.6 Certify availability of
allotment, initial update on
the SL and sign Box B of the
ORS.
1.7 Forward all the None 1 Day Accounting Staff
documents to the Accounting Accountant
Division.
1. 8. Receive documents for
processing.
1.9 Evaluate validity of the
claim, accuracy of amount
and completeness of
supporting documents.
1.10 Prepare Disbursement
Voucher (DV), Journal Entry
and Tax Certificates.
1.11 Forward the DV and
supporting documents to the
Chief Administrative Officer
for signature in Box A.
1.12 Certify cash availability,
completeness of supporting
documents and determine if
subject to ADA or Check.
Sign Box C of DV. Subject to
ADA or Check Sign Box C of
DV.
1.13 Forward DV and other
supporting documents to the
Regional Director for
Signature in Box C.
1.14 Approve payment for None 0.5 day Regional Director
the claim and sign Box D of
DV.
1.15 Forward DV and other
supporting documents to the
Cash Management Section
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1.16 Receive Disbursement None 0.5 day Cashier
Voucher (DV) from ORD.
1.17 Prepare and sign
cheque
1.18 Forward Cheque and
other supporting documents
to ORD for review and
signature
1.19 Review and sign the None 0.5 day Regional Director
cheque
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PROCESSING OF FINANCIAL CLAIMS OF SUPPLIERS AND EMPLOYEES
(FOR PAYMENT THROUGH LDDAP- ADA)
The Finance and Administrative Services (FAS) validates, evaluates, processes and approves
requests for payment of claims of suppliers for the delivered goods/supplies and reimbursement
of expenses incurred by employees while on official business. The coordination with the Cash
Unit starts from the receipt of Disbursement Voucher (DV), Obligation Request and Status (ORS)
and supporting documents from the Budget Unit up to the preparation of List of Due and
Demandable Accounts Payable – Advice Debitto Account (LDDAP-ADA) for submission to the
servicing bank.
Office or Division: Finance and Administrative Services (FAS)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Simple
Who May Avail: Various Suppliers, Officers and Employees of DOST-
NCR
CHECKLIST OF TYPE and NUMBER of WHERE TO SECURE
REQUIREMENTS COPY
See Table 1 for the 1 of each copy
applicable requirements
based on the nature of
the request.
1. Disbursement Voucher 1. Original (1 copy) FAS
(DV) DOST- NCR Regional Office
2. Obligation Request and 2. Original (1 copy) DOST Compound, Bicutan,
Status (ORS) Taguig City
3. LDDAP-ADA 3. Original (3 copies)
4. Other supporting 4. Original and certified
documents depending on true copy of supporting
the nature of transaction, documents, depending
based on COA Circular on the requirement per
2012-001 (Prescribing the COA Circular 2012-
Revised Guidelines and 001(1 copy each)
Documentary
Requirements for
Common Government
Transactions)
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES PROCESSING PERSON
ACTION TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1.Submit claims 1. Receive None 1 Day Budget Staff
Financial Budget Officer
documents for
process
1.2 Forward all the
documents to the
Budget Division.
1.3 Review
availability of
allotment and
check
completeness of
documents.
Prepare the ORs.
1.4. Record claim in
the subsidiary
ledger (SL) of the
creditor/payee to
monitor status of
obligation.
1.5 Obligate
amount for the
purpose indicated,
posts ORS in the
Registry of
Allotment (RAO)
and assign ORS
number.
1.6 Certify
availability of
allotment, initial
update on the SL
and sign Box B of
the ORS.
1.7 Forward all the
documents to the
Accounting
Division.
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1. 8. Receive None 1 Day Accounting Staff
documents for Accountant
processing.
1.9 Evaluate
validity of the claim,
accuracy of amount
and completeness
of supporting
documents.
1.10 Prepare
Disbursement
Voucher (DV),
Journal Entry and
Tax Certificates.
1.11 Forward the
DV and supporting
documents to the
Chief
Administrative
Officer for signature
in Box A.
1.12 Certify cash
availability,
completeness of
supporting
documents and
determine if subject
to ADA or Check.
Sign Box C of DV.
Subject to ADA or
Check Sign Box C
of DV.
1.13 Forward DV
and other
supporting
documents to the
Regional Director
for Signature in Box
C.
1.14 Approve None 0.5 day Regional Director
payment for the
claim and sign Box
D of DV.
1.15 Forward DV
and other
supporting
documents to Cash
Management
Section.
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1.16 Receive None 0.5 day Cashier
Disbursement
Voucher (DV) from
ORD.
1.17 Prepare and
sign LDDAP-ADA
1.18 Review and
sign the LDDAP.
1.19 Forward
LDDAP-ADA and Accountant
other supporting
documents to ORD
for approval and
signature
1.20 Approve and None 0.5 day Regional Director
sign LDDAP-ADA
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Table 1. Documentary Requirements for the Processing of Financial Claims of
Suppliers, Beneficiaries and Employees
DOST-NCR
Documentary Requirements Where to Secure
Service
1. Grant of Cash 1. Letter of Invitation of
1. Inviting Agency
Advance for local agency/organization
2. RMS / ORD
travels 2. Approved Special Order/Travel Order
3. Requesting Entity
3. Duly Approved Itinerary of Travel
4. Certification from the accountant that the 4. FAS (Accounting
previous cash advance has been liquidated Unit)
and accounted for in the books
2. Grant of Cash 1. Approved Special Order/Travel Order 1. RMS / ORD
Advance for 2. Duly approved Itinerary of Travel 2. Requesting Entity
foreign travels 3. Letter of invitation of host/sponsoring 3. Inviting Agency
country/agency/organization
4. For plane fare, quotation of three travel 4. Travel Agency or
agencies or its equivalent its equivalent
5. Flight itinerary issued by the 5. Airline/Ticketing
airline/ticketing office/travel agency Office/Travel
Agency
6. Copy of the United Nations Development 6. International Civil
Programme (UNDP) rate for the daily Service
subsistence allowance (DSA) for the Commission
country of destination for the computation website
of DSA to be claimed
7. Document to show the dollar to peso
exchange rate at the date of grant of cash 7. BSP Website
advance
8. Where applicable, authority from the
Office of President (OP) to claim 8. Office of the
representation expense President
9. In case of seminars/trainings: invitation
addressed to the agency inviting 9. Inviting Agency
participants (issued by the foreign country),
acceptance of the nominees as participants
(issued by the foreign country), and
programme Agenda and Logistics
Information
10. Certification from the accountant that 10. FAS
the previous cash advance has been (Accounting Unit)
liquidated and accounted for in the books
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3. Liquidation of 1. Duly accomplished / approved 1. FAS (Accounting
travel expense for Liquidation Report Unit)
Local Travel 2. Paper/electronic plane, boat or bus
tickets, boarding pass, terminal fee 2. Travel Agency or
3. Certificate of appearance/attendance its equivalent
3. Host/Agency/
4. Photocopy of previously approved Organization
itinerary of travel (if the LR is submitted on 4. FAS (Accounting
the month following the date of travel) Unit)
5. Revised or supplemental Office Order or
any proof supporting the change of 5. FAS (Accounting
schedule Unit)/
ORD/Requesting
Entity
6. Certification by the Head of Agency as to 6. ORD
the absolute necessity of the expenses
together with corresponding bills or
receipts, if the expenses incurred for official
travel exceeded the prescribed rate per day
(certification or affidavit of loss shall not be
considered as an appropriate replacement
for the required hotel/lodging bill and
receipts) 7. FAS (Accounting
7. Reimbursement Expenses Receipt Unit)
(RER) 8. FAS (Accounting
Unit)
8. Certification of Expenses not requiring 9. Requesting entity
Receipts if applicable
9. Official Receipt in case of refund of 10. Hotel/ Lodging
excess cash advance
10. Hotel room/lodging bills with official
receipts in the case of official travel to
places within 50kilometer radius, if the
travel allowances being claimed include the 11. Requesting
hotel room/lodging rate Entity
11. Approved Certificate of Travel
Completed
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4. Liquidation of 1. Paper/electronic plane tickets, boarding
1. Travel Agency or
travel expense for pass, boat or bus ticket
its equivalent
Foreign 2. Certificate of appearance/attendance for
2. Host/Agency/
Travels trainings/seminar/participation
Organization
3. Bills/receipts for non-commutable
3. Requesting Entity
representation expenses
4. For reimbursement of actual travel
4. ORD
expenses of the prescribed rate
Certification signed by the Approving
Official as to the absolute necessity of the
expenses, together with the corresponding
bills and receipts (certification or affidavit of
loss shall not be considered as an
appropriate replacement for the required
hotel/lodging bills and receipts)
5. Requesting Entity
5. Revised Itinerary of Travel, if applicable
6. Requesting Entity
6. Narrative report on trip
undertaken/Report on Participation
7. Requesting Entity
7. Official Receipt in case of refund of
excess cash advance
8. ORD /
8. Approved Certificate of Travel
Requesting Entity
Completed
9. FAS (Accounting
Unit)
9. Liquidation Report
5. 1. Approved Office Order/Travel Order 1. RMS / ORD
Reimbursement 2. Approved Itinerary of Travel 2. FAS (Accounting
of Travel expense Unit)
3. Paper/electronic plane, boat or bus 3. Travel Agency or
tickets, boarding pass, terminal fee its equivalent
4. Certificate of appearance/attendance 4.Host/Agency/
Organization
5. Revised or supplemental Office Order or 5. FAS (Accounting
any proof supporting the change of Unit)/
schedule ORD/Requesting
Entity
6. ORD
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6. Certification by the Head of Agency as to
the absolute necessity of the expenses
together with corresponding bills or
receipts, if the expenses incurred for official
travel exceeded the prescribed rate per day
(certification or affidavit of loss shall not be
considered as an appropriate replacement
for the required hotel/lodging bill and 7. FAS (Accounting
receipts) Unit)
7. Reimbursement Expenses Receipt 8. FAS (Accounting
(RER), if applicable Unit)
8. Certification of Expenses not requiring 9. Hotel/ Lodging
Receipts, if applicable
9. Hotel room/lodging bills with official
receipts in the case of official travel to
places within 50kilometer radius, if the
travel allowances being claimed include the 10. Requesting
hotel room/lodging rate entity
10. Post-trip/Post-training Report 11. ORD /
Requesting Entity
11. Approved Certificate of Travel
Completed
6. Payment of A. Goods/Services: A. Goods/Services:
claims through 1. Purchase Order 1. FAS
funding check 2. Approved Consolidated Abstract of Bids, (Procurement Unit)
Post Qualification, Evaluation Report and 2. FAS
Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) (Procurement Unit)
Resolution 3. Requesting entity
3. Certificate of Exclusive Distributorship, if (Supplier)
applicable 4. BAC Secretariat /
4. Request for Quotation reviewed and FAS
signed by the BAC members 5. FAS
5. Approved Purchase Request (Procurement Unit)
6. Delivery receipt (for Goods) or Statement 6. Requesting entity
of Account/Billing Statement (Service) (Supplier)
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7. Signed Inspection and Acceptance 7. FAS
Report (Procurement Unit)
8. Property Acknowledgment Receipt or FAS
Inventory Custodian Slip, if applicable 8. FAS
9. Report of Waste Materials, if applicable (Procurement Unit)
10. Post-Inspection Report, if applicable 9. FAS
(Procurement Unit)
B. Communication/Telephone 10. FAS
Expenses/ Cable Charges/ Electricity and (Procurement Unit)
Water Expenses/ Other Utility and General B. 1. Requesting
Services: Entity (Supplier) 2.
1. Billing Statement ORD C. ORD D.
2. Certification by Agency Head of his Requesting Entity
authorized representatives that all National (Agency)
Direct Dial (NDD), National Operator
AssistedCalls and International Operator
Assisted
Calls are official calls.
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7. Payment of A. Goods/Services: A. Goods/Services:
claims through 1. Purchase Order 1. FAS
LDDAP-ADA (Procurement Unit)
2. Procurement Request (with Bids and 2. FAS
Awards Committee (BAC) Action) (Procurement Unit)
3. Request for Quotation (RFQ) duly 3. Requesting entity
acknowledged receipt by suppliers (Supplier)
4. Approved Purchase Request 4. BAC Secretariat /
FAS
5. Delivery receipt (for Goods) or Statement 5. FAS
of Account/Billing Statement (Service) (Procurement Unit)
6. Signed Inspection and Acceptance 6. Requesting entity
Report (Supplier)
7. FAS
7. Property Acknowledgment Receipt or (Procurement Unit)
Inventory Custodian Slip FAS
8. FAS
8. Report of Waste Materials, if applicable (Procurement Unit)
9. FAS
9. Post-Inspection Report, if applicable (Procurement Unit)
10. FAS
(Procurement Unit)
B.
B. Communication/Telephone
Expenses/Cable Charges/Electricity and
Water Expenses/Other Utility and General
Services: 1. Requesting
1. Billing Statement Entity (Supplier)
2. ORD
2. Certification by Agency Head or his
authorized representatives that all National
Direct Dial (NDD), National Operator
Assisted Calls and International Operator
Assisted Calls are official calls.
C. ORD D.
C. For Extraordinary and Miscellaneous Requesting Entity
Expenses: (Agency)
1. Receipts and/or other documents
evidencing disbursements, if there are
available, or in lieu thereof, certification
executed by the official concerned that the
expense sought to be reimbursed have
been incurred for any of the purposes
contemplated under the provisions of the
General Appropriations Act (GAA) in
relation to or by reasons of his position.
2. Other supporting documents as are
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necessary depending on the nature of
expense charged.
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9. Monetization of 1. Approved Application for Leave 1. FAS (HR) 2.
Leave Credits of (Monetization of Leave Credits) Requesting entity
Personnel 2. Approved Justification Letter (if more
than 30 days or 50% or more of total leave
credits)
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FEEDBACK MECHANISM
How to send feedback Feedback can be received via accomplishment of
Customer Feedback Form (CSF) QMS-F14 for TCS and
Technology Transfer and Seminar Evaluation Form TOD-
F02 for Seminar. It can also be received via verbal, email
and social media. It can also be accomplished thru the
website ncr.dost.gov.ph by clicking the Customer
Feedback icon.
How feedback are Feedbacks from website, CSF, and Seminar Evaluation
processed Form are evaluated and submitted to the Top
Management.
How to file a complaint Upon receipts of complaints via verbal, email and social
media, concerned staff fills out Customer Complaint Form
(TOD-F11), and acknowledges receipt of complaint within
5-10 working days.
How complaints are S&T Promotions, Cluster Manager involved and ARD
processed evaluate whether the complaint is actionable and within the
scope of DOST-NCR’s Programs and Services.
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LIST OF OFFICES
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. I
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE I PROFILE
I. Mandate:
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to “provide central direction, leadership and
coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results therefrom are
geared and utilized in areas of maximum economic and social benefits for the people”.
II. Vision:
By 2022, a leader in the application of scientific and technological innovations and services in
Region I for better quality of life and sustainable development.
III. Mission:
“Spearhead scientific, technological and innovative efforts and ensures that these result to
maximum economic and social benefits for the people in the region.”
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Quality Policy
We are committed to provide quality products and services to all stakeholdersin Region I,
within our capabilities and resources according to standards and all regulatory and statutory
requirements and to continually improve our QMS through efficient and effective risk management
to exceed customer satisfaction.
Core Values
We believe in demonstrated effort in Innovation, Excellence, Leadership, Integrity, Teamwork, Empowerment (iELITE) and a
deep sense of nationalism. Thesecore values are the fundamental belief and the guiding principles that dictate our behavior
and helps better understand the difference of right and wrong.
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Regional Office
External Services
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
Online application thru
accessing the Receives registration of the DOST-SEI S&T
None 1 minute
E-Scholarship System of applicants scholarship staff
DOST-SEI
Evaluates registration form
of the applicant for their DOST-SEI S&T
Ask questions and
eligibility requirements. scholarship staff
additional information
None
regarding scholarship
Provides additional DOST I S&T
application
information/answers 2 minutes scholarship staff
queries
Based on the applicant’s
answer, the system
automatically determines if
the applicant is eligible to
apply or not.
Incomplete requirements
after the set deadline
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means unsuccessful
registration.
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DEPLOYMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC RESEARCH BASED
OPENLY OPERATED KIOSKS (STARBOOKS)
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
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Application for Microbiological Testing – Food Spoilage and FoodPathogen
(Food and Food Products)
Total Coliform, Aerobic Plate Count, Salmonella, S. aureus, Mold and Yeast Count
*Total Processing Time varies to the sample matrix submitted. Reflected is the average processing time from the receipt
of sample, testing until released of test reports.
139
Application for Microbiological Testing – Drinking Water PotabilityTesting and
Environmental Water Testing Services
Total Coliform, Fecal Coliform, E. coli and Heterotrophic Plate Count
*Total Processing Time varies to the sample matrix submitted. Reflected is the average processing time from the receipt
of sample, testing until released of test reports.
141
Application of Shelf-life and Establishment of ProductSpecifications
Testing of Food Products
Field Operations Division (FOD)/Technical Services Division (TSD)
Office or Division REGIONAL STANDARDS AND TESTING
LABORATORIES
Classification Highly Technical
Type of transaction G2G, G2C, G2B
All Government Agencies, LGU’s, other government
instrumentalities
Who may Avail Customer/firm particularly those intending to improve existing
operations or those intending to establish new technology-based
enterprise.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
To be brought by the customer:
Food – 250 grams [For FDA requirement at
least 5 packs (equivalent to 250g/pack) per
sample] Customer Relation Officer at DOST 1 - RSTL
Water – 250 mL [Sterile Glass container,
sealed and labelled (Collection Date, Time,
Location)]
FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Submits samples Customer Relation Officer
for testing, receives and evaluates Customer
None 3 minutes
indicate test the condition/s of the Relation Officer
service/s needed sample/s
If service/s is/are
available, the Customer
Reviews Relation Officer
Technical prepares the JOB Customer
None 3 minutes
Service Request ORDER using ULIMS Relation Officer
Form (TSR) If not, the CRO refers the
sample(s) thru the
OneLab Referral Network
Minimum of
PhP23,000.00
Varies 3 minutes
The Accountant prepares depending on Varies
Pays the sample depending to
Order of Payment and the Cashier
Corresponding matrix. the sample
Cashier issues Official Computation. matrix:
Accountant
Fees
Receipt (OR) Number of Average: 6
Samples x months
Tests = Shelf
life testing fee
The authorized laboratory
Claims Test Authorized
staff/ CRO checks the None 2 minutes
Report Laboratory
TSR and OR prior to the
(once available Release of the Staff/Customer
or as indicated in Test/Calibration Reports Relation Officer
the TSR Form) or sending the Test
Or requests Report thru email upon
DOST1 to send request of the client.
the Test Report
thru email.
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Accomplishes
Customer Receives accomplished Customer
Satisfaction
None 1 minute
CSF Relation Officer
Feedback (CSF)
Varies Testing
depending on duration
the sample Average: 6
TOTAL matrix. months,
Computation. 11 minutes
Number of Customer
Samples x engagement
*Total Processing Time varies to the sample matrix submitted. Reflected is the average processing time from the receipt
of sample, testing until released of test reports.
143
Application for Chemical Testing including Computation of ProductComposition
Information for "Nutrition Facts" label
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Testing
duration
Average:
TOTAL 6,510.00 6 months
11 minutes
customer
engagement
*Total Processing Time varies to the sample matrix submitted. Reflected is the average processing time from the receipt of
sample, testing until released of test reports.
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Application for Chemical Laboratory Testing of Food and FoodProducts and
Agricultural Products
Moisture, Ash, Total Carbohydrates, Crude Protein, Crude Fat, Crude Fiber, Calcium, Potassium, Sodium, Total
Acidity, Titratable Acidity, Free Fatty Acid, pH, Water Activity, Brix Reading, Nitrite, Saltas Sodium chloride, Filth,
Vitamin C, Arsenic, Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Copper, Zinc
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Moisture
PHP 460
Ash PHP 550
Total
Carbohydrates
PHP 180
Crude Protein
PHP 1000
Crude Fat
PHP 1200
Crude Fiber
PHP 1380
Calcium PHP
1920
Potassium PHP
1920 Sodium
PHP 1920 Total
acidity PHP 560
The Accountant prepares Titratable
Pays acidity PHP 560
Order of Payment and the Cashier
Corresponding Free Fatty Acid 3 minutes
Cashier issues Official PHP 500 pH Accountant
Fees
Receipt (OR) PHP 325 Water
activity PHP
375 Brix
Reading PHP
360 Nitrite PHP
980 Salt as
Sodium
chloride PHP
700 Filth PHP
400 Vitamin C
PHP 1155
Arsenic PHP
2300 Lead PHP
2300 Mercury
PHP 2300
Cadmium PHP
2300 Copper
PHP 1920 Zinc
PHP 1920
Claims Test The authorized laboratory
Report staff/ CRO checks the
(once available TSR and OR prior to the
Release of the Authorized
or as indicated in
Test/Calibration Reports Laboratory
the TSR Form) None 2 minutes
or sending the Test Staff/Customer
OR requests
Report thru email upon Relation Officer
DOST1 to send
the Test Report request of the client.
thru email.
Accomplishes
Customer Receives accomplished Customer
None 1 minute
Satisfaction CSF Relation Officer
Feedback (CSF)
It depends
5-7 days
upon the
11 minutes
TOTAL availed kind of
Customer
test as stated
engagement
above
*Total Processing Time varies to the sample matrix submitted. Reflected is the average processing time from the receipt of
sample, testing until released of test reports.
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Application for Physico-Chemical Testing of Water and Wastewater
Physical Tests: Conductivity, Turbidity, Total Dissolved Solids, Total Solids, Total Suspended Solids, Temperature,
Color, Settleable solids
Chemical Tests: Acidity, Alkalinity, Arsenic (Total), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Cadmium (Total), Cadmium,
Calcium (Total), Calcium, Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Chloride, Chloride (residual), Chromium (Total),
Copper (Total), Copper, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Iron (Total), Iron, Lead (Total), Lead, Manganese (Total),
Manganese, Magnesium, Mercury, Nickel (Total), Nickel, Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen, Oil and Grease, pH,
Phosphorous (Total), Potassium (Total), Selenium, Sodium (Total), Sodium, Silver (Total), Silver, Sulfate, Total
Hardness, Zinc (Total), Zinc
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Conductivity
PHP 350
Turbidity PHP
300 Total
Dissolved
Solids PHP 600
Total Solids
PHP 600 Total
Suspended
Solids PHP 650
Temperature
PHP 200 Color
PHP 250
Settleable
solids PHP 300
Acidity PHP
500 Alkalinity
PHP 500
Arsenic (Total)
PHP 1500
Biological
Oxygen
Demand (BOD)
PHP 1500
Cadmium
(Total) PHP
1200 Cadmium
PHP 1000
Calcium (Total)
The Accountant prepares PHP 1000
Pays
Order of Payment and the Calcium PHP Cashier
Corresponding 700 Chemical
3 minutes
Cashier issues Official Accountant
Fees Oxygen
Receipt (OR)
Demand (COD)
PHP 950
Chloride PHP
750 Chloride
(Residual) PHP
980 Chromium
(Total) PHP
1200 Copper
(Total) PHP
1200 Copper
PHP 1000
Dissolved
Oxygen (DO)
PHP 500 Iron
(Total) PHP
1200 Iron PHP
1000 Lead
(Total) PHP
1200 Lead PHP
1000
Manganese
(Total) PHP
1000
Manganese
PHP 1000
Magnesium(Tot
al) PHP 1200
Magnesium
PHP 1000
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Mercury PHP
1500
Nickel(Total)
PHP 1200
Nickel PHP
1000 Total
Kjeldahl
Nitrogen PHP
950 Oil and
Grease PHP
750 pH PHP
350
Phosphorous
(Total) PHP
450
Potassium(Tota
l) PHP 1200
Potassium PHP
1000 Selenium
PHP 1500
Sodium (Total)
PHP 1200
Sodium PHP
1000 Silver
(Total) PHP
1200 Silver
PHP 1000
Sulfate PHP
800 Total
Hardness PHP
700 Zinc (Total)
PHP 1200 Zinc
PHP 1000
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Regional Metrology Laboratory
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If service/s is/are available,
the Calibration Engineer
prepares the JOB ORDER
Reviews Technical using ULIMS
Calibration
Service Request None 3 minutes
Engineer
Form (TSR) If not, the Calibration
Engineer refers the
sample(s) thru the OneLab
Referral Network
It depends on
the Calibration
sample/s
submitted
Calibration
Calibration of Test sample/s None (refer to the
Engineer
attached
duration of
calibration
process)
Note: Refer
to the
The Collection Officer attached
Pays Corresponding prepares Order of Payment Laboratory Collection
3 minutes
Fees and issues Official Receipt Schedule of Officer
(OR) calibration
fees to be
paid
The authorized calibration
Claims Test Report
engineer checks the TSR and
(once available or as
OR prior to the Release of the
indicated in the TSR Authorized
Test/Calibration Reports or
Form) or requests None 2 minutes Calibration
sending the test report thru
DOST1 to send the Engineer
email upon the request of the
Test Report thru
client.
email.
Accomplishes
Customer Calibration
Receives accomplished CSF None 1 minute
Satisfaction Engineer
Feedback (CSF)
It depends 11 minutes
upon the costumer
calibration engagement
service plus duration
availed
TOTAL of Calibration
of/sample
submitted as service (pls
stated in the refer to
schedule of schedule
fees below below)
VOLUME CALIBRATION
MASS CALIBRATION
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Glass/ Filled/ Bimetallic 0°C to
Thermometer +100°C, 1st 1,700.00
five points
Per
additional 500.00
test points
PRESSURE CALIBRATION
Calibration Services Calibration Fee(PhP) Duration
Acclimatization: 12 hours
Sphygmomanometer 1,000.00
Calibration: 1-2 hours
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TECHNOLOGY TRAININGS
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TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES
Office or Division Field Operations Division (FOD) / Technical Services Division (TSD)
Classification Highly Technical
Type of transactionG2G, G2C, G2B
Who may Avail All Government Agencies, LGU’s, other government instrumentalities
Customer/firm particularly those intending to improve existing operations or
those intending to establish new technology-based enterprise
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
DOST-I PSTCs
Request Letter and/or Endorsement from DOST-
DOST-Regional Office or any of its Four (4)
I PSTCs
Provincial S&T Centers (PSTCs), Pangasinan
Satellite Office and PSTC- IS-Candon Office
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Office of the Regional
Acknowledges Letter of
None 2 minutes Director/ Office of the
Submits Letter of Request
Provincial Director
Request
Undertakes initial Provincial Director/
None 1 day
evaluation Regional Director
Informs
Customer/Refers to
Office of the Regional
Receives action to appropriate agencies
None Director/ Office of the
request through official
Provincial Director
communication if not
within capability
Extends TECHNICAL
Interacts with TACS ASSISTANCE &
None 1 hour TACS Center Manager
Unit CONSULTANCY
SERVICES
Accomplishes
Customer Receives accomplished
None 5 Minutes TACS unit member
Satisfaction CSF
Feedback (CSF)
1 day and
TOTAL None 1 hour
7 minutes
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SMALL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY UPGRADING PROGRAM (SETUP)
ASSISTANCE
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4. Projected
financial
statements for
the next 5 years
5. Three (3)
quotation from
suppliers of the
equipment to be
purchased with
complete
technical
specification and
design/drawing
6. Comprehensive
proposal
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request with attached
notarized copy of the
MOA
Accomplishes the Regional Director
Acknowledgment Awards the assistance
Receipt of
Assistance
TOTAL None 20 days
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PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY-BASED INSTITUTIONS
If approved, informs
the client and assists
in them in the
preparation of the PSTC Staff
requirements for
submission
If disapproved,
informs the client
through a letter
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Submits packaged Forwards packaged
project proposal project proposal to None PSTC Staff
5 days
complete with the Regional Office
attachments as follows:
Comprehensive Receives project
Project Proposal proposal and checks
Certificate of for completeness of RPMO
Registration from attachments
Cooperative
Development Authority Approves project
(CDA) for cooperatives proposal Regional
Certificate of Director
Compliance from CDA
for cooperatives;
Certificate of
Registration from SEC
for NGOs
Certificate of
Registration form
DOLE for associations
Copy of business
permits, licenses and
certificates issued by
LGUs and other
government offices
Customer Profile
Audited Financial
Statement from the
previous year of
operations;
Three (3) quotations
for each equipment
from
suppliers/fabricators of
the equipment to be
purchased/fabricated
with complete
technical specification
and design/drawing
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Signs the Memorandum Prepares the RPMO/PSTC
of Agreement Memorandum of Staff
Agreement (MOA)
Facilitates
notarization of the RPMO
MOA
Facilitates
processing of the RPMO/Finance
assistance through and
the disbursement Administrative
voucher and Services (FAS)
obligation request
with attached
notarized copy of the
MOA
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INTERNAL SERVICES
Processing and Recording of Obligation
To ensure on time processing and accurate recording of obligations within 10 working days uponreceipt
of supporting documents and subject to availability of funds.
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Voucher Processing, Review and Approval
Office or Division: Administrative Division- Accounting Section
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C, G2B, G2G
Who may avail: Officers, employees and suppliers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Disbursement Voucher (DV) with complete Claimants need to attach 2
attachments copies of duly signed DV
2. Budget Utilization Request (BUR) Duly Signed DOST I Budget Section or Government
Accounting Manual Vol. II Forms
3. Supporting Documents Government Accounting Manual (GAM
Accounting Manual Vol. II Forms
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Travel Claims COA Circular No. 2012-001/ 2017-00
- Certificate of Travel Completed
- Itinerary of Travel
- Travel Order
- Certificate of Appearance
- Accomplishment Report
- Bus Tickets (if any)
- Trip Ticket (if there is a toll fee)
- Reimbursement Expense Receipt (RER)/Certificate
of No Receipts (if applicable)
Supplies
- Purchase Request
- Purchase Order/Job Order
- Sales Invoice/Statement of Account
- Abstract of Bids
- Requests for Quotation
- Certification or Justification (if no canvass made)
- Inspection and Acceptance Report
- Tax Certificate
Utilities Expenses
• Statement of Account
• Certification (Official calls)
• Tax Certificate
Gasoline Bill
• Statement of Account
• Purchase Request
• Trip Ticket
• Tax Certificate
REIMBURSEMENTS: Meals
• Statement of Account
• Official Receipts
• Guest List/ Attendance Sheets
• Agenda/ Purpose/ Communication
Miscellaneous Expense
• Summary of expense
• Purchase Request (if supplies)
• OR’s (Inspected)
• Purpose
Petty Cash / Cash Advance
• Summary of Expenses
• PR
• Certification to hold Cash Advance
• Certification of No Existing Cash Advance
Upon Liquidation:
• Liquidation report
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• Summary of Expense
• Purchase Request
• OR’s (Inspected)
CLIENT STEP AGENCY ACTIONS Fees to Processing Person Responsible
be Paid Time
1. Submits 1.1. Receives disbursement None 10 working Accounting Clerk
financial vouchers DV (ORS/ BURS if days
claims applicable) and supporting
and or documented information.
payment None
to
suppliers 1.2. Reviews completeness
of supporting documented
information. Accounting Clerk
1.3. Certify correctness of
vouchers and supporting
documented information. Accountant III
Checks availability of Cash.
Accounting Clerk
1.4. Assigns DV number in
the control logbook. Accountant III
1.5. Signs in BOX C of DV.
Accountant III Accounting Clerk
1.6. Record in the
receiving/releasing logbook
the date of release and
forward to Head of Agency
END OF TRANSACTION
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Payment of Obligation Thru LDDAP-ADA and Check
Fees
to Be Processing
Client Steps Agency Action Paid Time Person
Responsible
Preparation of
payment
Preparation of 30 mins. Cashier
LDDAP, ACIC,
thru LDDAP-ADA: FINDES Payroll
Register, CD
writing,
reproduction,
signing of Signatories
signatories and
sorting
Preparation of
thru Check:
ACIC, cheques, 30 mins. Cashier
reproduction, CD
writing,
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signing of
signatories and Signatories
sorting
Submits LDDAP-
ADA, ACIC, 15 mins. Cashier
FINDES Payroll
Register and Liaison Officer
CD to LBP before
closing
time of 3pm Note:
Note:
All DVs
Received in
the morning
are all
included in
the LDDAP-
ADA/ACIC
for
submission in
the afternoon
before LBP
closing time
Once the ACIC is
received by LBP, the
Follow-up payment check can be Cashier
released to clients
together with the
signed BIR Tax
Certificate. Supply Officer
Employee Concerned
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signature confirming
receipt in the
of their claims afternoon
before LBP
Duly signed paid DVs are closing Supply Officer
returned to the Cashier
for time Employee concerned
submission to COA
End of Transaction
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Procurement of Civil Works/Supplies using Alternative Mode
Preparation of 50K < ABC <1M – Post None 3 days/project Supply Officer
documents to PhilGEPS, RFQ
Signs Abstract of
Canvass/BAC 1day Supply Officer
Resolution Regional Director
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Delivery and Prepares Inspection None 5 min Supply Officer
Inspection of and Acceptance
Goods/Civil Works Report (IAR)
171
Procurement of Supplies/Materials that are available at PS-DBM
172
Application for Employment
173
Application for Leave
1. The employee wishing 1.1. Receive, Check the 2 minutes HRMO Designate
to file a leave of Application for Leave Form
absence accomplishes
one (1) copy of an
Application for Leave
Form for signature of
the Department Head
or his/her immediate
supervisor.
2.After the computation of 2.1. The ARDFAS signs the 2 minutes HRMO Designate
leave credits is Application for Leave Form
accomplished, the AFL is
forwarded to ARD-FAS
who approves the
computation on the AFL.
3.The Application for Leave 3.1. The Regional Director 2 minutes ORD staff
is forwarded to the Office signs the Application for Leave
of the Regional Director
for final approval.
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Application for Learning and Development
1. . Accomplish Competency Receive, Check the level of gap of none 2 minutes Supervisor
Assessment Form with the training needs to be addressed.
signature of the Then submit to HRMO.
immediate supervisor
Receives Invitation to Attend 1 minutes HRMO
Trainings Designate
. HRMO will look into the 10 minutes HRMO
Personnel Development Plan
(PDP) of the agency to see who
is the qualified employee for the or
said training. If not identified in
the PDP, the Personnel 2 hours PMT
Development Committee (PDC)
shall identify who will attend the
training.
Provides the Regional Director 10 minutes HRMO/PMT
the List of qualified employees
who will attend the training.
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Feedback and Complaints Mechanism
To improve the delivery of our services, we value your comments, suggestions,complaints and needs.
Please call our attention by:
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Handling Customer Complaints
177
Handling Customer Feedback
178
List of Offices
Approved by :
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Annex “A”
Please help us serve you better by taking a minute to fill up this form. Thank you for your
cooperation.
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Quality of Service (may refer to assistance provided, credibility of staff,
acceptability of discussion points, etc.)
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Name/Signature: (Optional)
Date:
Annex “B”
NAME OF CUSTOMER:
ISSUES/CONCERNS:
By :
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CUSTOMER COMPLAINT MONITORING REPORT
Action Taken Date Name Remarks
Complaint assessment
Investigation of Complaint
Resolution of Complaint
Information to Complainant
Corrective actions
Complaint closed
Noted by:
ARD for
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE II PROFILE
Mandate:
We commit to:
1. Formulate and adopt a comprehensive National Science and
Technology Plan;
2. Promote, assist and where appropriate, undertake scientific and
technological research and development to include services to the
different disciplinal sectors and industries;
3. Promote the development of indigenous technology and adaptation
and innovation of suitable imported technology;
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4. Promote, assist and where appropriate undertake the transfer of the
results of scientific and technological research and development, to
their end-users;
5. Develop and maintain an information system and databank on science
and technology for use of both the public and private sectors;
6. Develop and implement, together with other entities concerned,
programs for strengthening scientific and technological capabilities in
the relevant disciplines through manpower trainings, and through
infrastructure and institution building and rationalization, in both public
and private sectors;
7. Undertake policy research, technology assessment studies, feasibility
studies and technical studies; and
8. Promote public consciousness in science and technology.
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External Services
187
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1.Submits letter of intent Conduct initial
to avail of SETUP interview to
assistance to the determine if the PSTC personnel
PSTCs office or thru request is None
email/messenger/courie viable/feasible
r
Provide PSTC
concerned on the 1 hour Region Staff
RTEC team
comments and
suggestions (Call
via SMS, email and
other electronic
means)
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5. Processing of the Submission of
documents (Wait for evaluation report. 4 hours RTEC Team
further notice) None
Regional Director to
approve/ 4 hours Regional Director
disapprove proposal
6. Receives letter of PSTC Director to
approval/disapproval sign all required Provincial Director
documents and None 1 hour
(For approved proposal: submits to DOST
proponent receives Regional Office
copy of draft MOA for his
review and signature)
SETUP Center 2 hours Regional Director and
Submits to PSTC the Manager and the RPMO to sign MOA
signed MOA Regional Director to
sign MOA None
7.Processing of the fund Check
release of assistance completeness of 4 hours SETUP Project staff
(Wait for further notice) documents
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Regional Science and Technology Laboratory (RSTL)
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Required Sample:
Chemical Testing:
Liquid: 1000 mL Minimum
Solid: 500 Grams Minimum
Microbiology Testing:
Liquid: 500 mL Minimum
Solid: 500 Grams Minimum
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STEPS CUSTOMER AGENCY ACTION REQUIRED SAMPLE PERSON TIME
ACTION FEES REQUIREMENTS RESPONSIBLE
5
2 Reviews If request isavailable, Chemical Testing: Customer Minutes
Request the CRO prepares Liquid: 1000 mL Relations Officer
the Minimum
REQUEST FORM Solid: 500 Grams
using ULIMS. Minimum
For referral
transcations:
requirements to be
determined by
Testing Laboratory
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TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
Technology Training involves the transfer of knowledge and/or skills pertaining to a certain
technology. Among the possible modes for technology training are the following: technical lecture,
demonstration, hands-on training, seminar, workshop and combinations of such.
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Presentation and Accomplished
2 acceptance of Presentation & Training coordinator- form of FOS-
Customer on the approval of TOR Aileen Gonzales TTC-08-01
terms of Provincial Directors:
reference: Batanes-Nora
Duties and Garcia
Responsibilities Cagayan-Sylvia 1 hour
Date of conduct Lacambra None
Name of trainer
Venue Isabela--Lucio
Title of training Calimag
or seminar Quirino-Rocela
Angelica B. Gorospe
Nueva Vizcaya-
Jonathan
Nuestro
Acceptance of Preparation and Training coordinator- 1 hour Training
3 customer for the presentation of Aileen Gonzales None design (to
training design training design Provincial Directors: beprovided
Batanes-Nora by DOST
Garcia 02)
Cagayan-Sylvia
Lacambra
Isabela--Lucio
Calimag
Quirino-Rocela
Angelica B. Gorospe
Nueva Vizcaya-
Jonathan Nuestro
Collect fees if any Cashier-Micah 1 hour before P1,500.00/ Accomplished
4 (Refer to WI-FASS- Taguba the training day job order form
CASH 07-01 starts and receipt(to
be provided
by
DOST 02)
Participation in Conduct of training Training coordinator- Can be 1-3 Training kit(to
5 the training Aileen Gonzales days None be provided by
Provincial Directors: depending DOST 02)
Batanes-Nora upon the
Garcia nature of the
Cagayan-Sylvia requested
Lacambra training
Isabela--Lucio
Calimag
Quirino-Rocela
Angelica B. Gorospe
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Nueva Vizcaya-
Jonathan Nuestro
Strong internet
Conduct of Webinar Can be 2-4 connection
None
hours
Accomplishment Evaluation Training coordinator- 1 hour Training
6 of Training of trainees Aileen Gonzales None evaluation
Evaluation Form Provincial Directors: form(to be
Batanes-Nora provided by
Garcia DOST 02)
Cagayan-Sylvia
Lacambra
Isabela-Marcelo
Miguel
Quirino-Lucio
Calimag
Nuva Vizcaya-
Jonathan Nuestro
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Isabela--Lucio
Calimag
Quirino-Rocela
Angelica B. Gorospe
Nueva Vizcaya-
Jonathan Nuestro
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PACKAGING AND LABELING
Provision of structural design base on mandatory labeling and proper packaging in accordance
to functionality for longer shelf life and better product quality.
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HOW TO AVAIL S&T UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM
The S&T Scholarships is one of the programs of the Department of Science & Technology thru
Science Education Institute that provides scholarship slots for thosestudents who met the required
documents and passed the qualifying examination. He/she will pursue a Bachelor of Science degree
in the field of science, mathematicsand engineering and will be provided with financial benefits.
CRITERIA RA MERIT
7687
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Junior Level Science Scholarships (JLSS)- Qualification of Applicant
RA RA
MERIT
CRITERIA 10612 7687
Natural-born FILIPINO CITIZEN / / /
Poor, Talented and deserving student who X / X
belongs to a family whose socio-economic
status does not exceed the SET VALUES of
certain INDICATORS
REGULAR 2nd YEAR COLLEGE student in an / / /
identified S&T program for AY 2020-2021
Has GWA of at least 83% or its equivalent in / / /
st st
his/her 1 yr. and 1 semester of the second
year in college
Resident of the municipality for the last 4 X / X
years as attested by the barangay chairman
Of Good Moral Character and in Good Health / / /
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1.Two (2) 1”x1” pictures From applicant
2.Photocopy of birth certificate From applicant
3.Parent/s Latest Income Tax From applicant
Return/W2/ Employment for OFW/
BIR Certificate of Exemption of Filing
ITR/ Municipal or Barangay Certificate
of Indigency (for RA7687 applicants
only)
4.Electric bills for 3 consecutive From applicant
months for the current year (for
RA7687 applicants only)
5. Affidavit of guardianship (if with From applicant
legal guardian)
6. Certificate of scholarship in high From applicant
school (if applicable)
7. High school statement of account (if From applicant
applicable)
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STEP CUSTOMER AGENCY REQUIRED REQUIREMENTS RESPONSIBLE DURATION
ACTION ACTION FEES PERSON OF
ACTIVITY
1 Applicants Guide 1 minute
register in Online applicants None 1. Two (2) 1”x1” DOST-SEI and
Application for and pictures Regional
DOST-SEI answers Scholarship
Undergraduate queries 2. Photocopy of Staff-Cecilia
and Junior Level regarding birth certificate Calagui/Geraldi
Science online ne
Scholarship application 3. Parent/s Latest Cruz/Madelyn
Programs thru Income Tax Bulaqui
the following Online Return/W2/
portal: system Employment for
https://www.scie Application OFW/ BIR
nce- assigns Certificate of
scholarships.ph scholarship Exemption of
category: Filing ITR/
DOST-SEI Municipal or
RA7687 or Barangay
DOST-SEI Certificate of
Merit upon Indigency (for
accomplish RA7687
ing the applicants only)
required
data 4. Affidavit of
information guardianship (if
in the with legal
system. guardian)
E-mail 5. Certificate of
confirmatio scholarship in
n will be high school (if
sent to the applicable)
applicant
for
successful
online
registration
.
2 Online Online DOST-SEI and 5 minutes
uploading of the system None Regional
downloaded assigns Scholarship staff
application form applicants Cecilia
duly in their Calagui/Geraldi
accomplished designated ne
and signed by test Cruz/Madelyn
the signatories venues. Bulaqui
and other
requirements. Applicants
will
Applicants to received e-
sign- in using the mailed
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DOST
Application ID TEST
provided by the PERMITS
system indicating
the test
venue,
date and
time of
examinatio
n.
END OF TRANSACTION TOTAL 6 Minutes
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DOST
DEPLOYMENT OF JUAN TIME DIGITAL CLOCK
Installation of digital clocks using the Philippine Standard Time in LGUs and public schools will
synchronize employees and students’ timepieces and devices. It will also help them improve their
time management. It is about time to initiate such action to eliminate the derogatory “Filipino
Time” concept within ourselves and beconstantly aware of managing time efficiently to be of
service to one another. “Being on time” is a gesture to other people’s effort and punctuality.
In addition, an effort to eradicate the “Filipino-time” notion, the Department of Science and
Technology (DOST) urges all Filipino to synchronize their timekeeping devices with the official
Philippine Standard Time (PhST). This initiative is in accordance with Republic Act 10535 or the
Philippine Standard Time Act of 2013 or the Philippine Standard Time Act that is requiring all
national and local government offices as well as broadcasting organizations to display PhST as
provided by the DOST PAGASA, the country’s official timekeeper.
Office or Division: Technical Operations Services
Classification: Highly Technical Applications
Type of Transaction: G2G, G2B,
Who may avail: a. LGUs
b. SUCs
c. Public Schools
d. Private organizations
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request Letter (1 copy) From client
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Governor/Mayor Head of Agency or
/ Barangay Public School
Captain to enter
into MOU DOST RO2:
Regional (John Michael
Taguiam)
Provincial Directors
Batanes-Nora Garcia
Cagayan-Sylvia
Lacambra
Isabela-Lucio Calimag
Quirino-Rocela
Angelica Gorospe
Nueva Vizcaya-
Jonathan Nuestro
3 Submit signed Turn-over of device Project Coordinator: None Signed
copy of MOU to and conduct (John Michael (1.5 hrs) MOU
DOST RO2 orientation Taguiam)
(James Respondo)
TOTAL 1 Day & 2
END OF TRANSACTION hours
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DOST
DEPLOYMENT OF Super STARBOOKS
The Science and Technology Academic Researched-Based Openly Operated KioskS (STARBOOKS),
dubbed as the first Philippine Science and Technology digital library of DOST, is a stand-alone
information source designed to bring science and technology information to the grassroots. It
aims to provide science and technology-based educational and learning resources in various
formats to geographically-isolated schools and local government units throughout the country, as
well as enhance the educational competence of students in its beneficiary schools.
Office or Division: Technical Operations Services
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G, G2B,
Who may avail: a. LGUs
b. SUCs
c. Public Schools
d. Private organizations
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request Letter (1 copy) From client
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Institutional DOST RO2:
Code Regional (Moses
(STARBOOKS Bulauan)
LICENSE)
Provincial
Directors:
Batanes-Nora
Garcia
Cagayan-Sylvia
Lacambra
Isabela-Lucio
Calimag
Quirino-Rocela
Angelica
Gorospe
Nueva Vizcaya-
Jonathan
Nuestro
3 Submit signed copy Install Project NONE None ½ day
of MOU to DOST STARBOOKS Coordinator
R02 Software Moses Bulauan
4 Attend the Conduct Project NONE None ½ day
mandatory Orientation Coordinator
Orientation training (Moses
training Bulauan)
END OF TRANSACTION TOTAL 2 days
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Assistance to Membership of R&D - Related Organizations
The service assists aspiring researchers and inventors to be members of R&D relatedorganizations such
as the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) andFilipino Inventors Society Producer
Cooperative (FISPC).
NRCP is a collegial body of highly-trained and productive scientists and researchersaddressing the
demand for knowledge, skills, and innovations in the sciences and humanities, to effectively and
efficiently contribute to nation-building and improvement of the quality of life of the Filipino people
by 2025.
FISPC caters Filipino products from different Inventrepinoys and also helping out small businesses
that do not have the fund to market their products.
Interact withthe
Explain to the R&D Unit
discussion on
3 customer on how Member-Matt None 5 minutes
how to
to accomplish Ezekiel
accomplish
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required forms required forms Abella/Mark Gil
and and attachments Hizon
attachments
Receive, review,
R&D Unit
Submit and endorse the Complete Required
Member- Matt
completed submitted Forms and
Ezekiel
4 required forms required forms Attachments which None 5 Minutes
Abella/Mark Gil
and and attachments was provided by
Hizon
attachments to NRCP/FISPC DOST 02
R&D Unit
Accomplish
Member- Matt
Customer CSF(Form to be
Receive Ezekiel
5 Satisfaction provided by DOST None 5 Minutes
accomplished CSF Abella/Mark Gil
Feedback (CSF) 02
Hizon
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R&D Consultancy Assistance
The service provides its customers with a support mechanism in preparing and managing all kinds of
research and development programs, projects, and activities inthe region.
R&D Unit
Accomplish
Member-Matt
Customer Receive CSF(Form to be
Ezekiel
3 Satisfaction accomplished provided by DOST None 5 Minutes
Abella/Mark Gil
Feedback CSF 02
Hizon
(CSF)
END OF TRANSACTION TOTAL 19 minutes
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Review and Evaluation of R&D Proposal
The service provides a review and evaluation of the submitted R&D proposal using
evaluation criteria. Preliminary funding recommendations will be forwarded to research funding
institutions.
Office or Division: Research and Development Unit
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G, G2B,
Who may avail: a. LGUs
b. SUCs
c. Schools
d. Private organizations
e. NGAs
f. Any interested individual
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request Letter (1 copy) From client
R&D Unit
Member-Matt
Submit final Evaluate
Revised R&D Ezekiel
3 revised R&D submitted R&D None 4 hours
Proposal (1 copy) Abella/Mark Gil
Proposal Proposal
Hizon
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forms and Proposal to Abella/Mark Gil
attachments funding agency Hizon
R&D Unit
Accomplish
Member-Matt
Customer Receive CSF(Form to be
Ezekiel
5 Satisfaction accomplished provided by DOST None 5 Minutes
Abella/Mark Gil
Feedback CSF 02)
Hizon
(CSF)
10 hours 15
END OF TRANSACTION TOTAL
minutes
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Assistance to Intellectual Property (IP) Registration (DOST Assisted Projects)
Support to Intellectual Property Registration is provided to DOST- assisted projects. This includes
fees for the IP application, coaching and technical advisoryto customers and linkaging to other
DOST attached agencies (e. g. DOST -TAPI)who offers assistance to application and promotion of
Intellectual Property rights.
Office or Division: Research and Development Unit
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G, G2B,
Who may avail: a. Researchers
b. MSMEs
c. Inventors
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Request letter c/o customer
2. Invention disclosure form DOST R2
3. Disclosures (manuscript, reports) c/o customer
4. Application form DOST R2
CUSTOMER AGENCY COMPLETE OFFICE / PERSON REQUIRED ACTIVITY
STEPS
ACTION ACTION REQUIREMENTS RESPONSIBLE FEES DURATION
Submit letter
of request to Office of the
head of Regional Director
Receive letter
1 agency thru (Angelique None 2 Minutes
of request
email, Lasam/Villamor
messenger, Quilang)
courier.
R&D Unit
Inquire about
Provide Member-Matt
forms and
Required Ezekiel
2 attachments None None 2 Minutes
forms to Abella/Mark Gil
thru videocall
customer Hizon
or email
Interact with
the discussion Explain to the
R&D Unit
on how to Customer on
Member-Matt
accomplish how to
Ezekiel
3 required accomplish None 5 minutes
Abella/Mark Gil
forms and required forms
Hizon
attachments and
thru videocall attachments
or email
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Submit Receive, R&D Unit
4 completed review, and Member-Matt None 2 Minutes
required endorse Ezekiel
215
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INTERNAL SERVICES
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REQUEST FOR LEAVE APPLICATION
Paternity Leave
>One (1) copy of Application for Leave HR Office
Form (CSC Form No. 6 Revised 1998)
>Marriage Certificate/Contract NSO/File of Personnel
>Medical certificate of the wife that is due
for delivery OB –GYN Concerned
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DOST
OFFICE /
CUSTOMER REQUIRED ACTIVITY
STEPS AGENCY ACTION PERSON
ACTION FEES DURATION
RESPONSIBLE
Files
application in
1 Receives application, HRMIS System None 3 minutes
the HRMIS
System
FASS-Mary Ann
Division Chief
Maglasin
approves applicationof
TOS-Teresita
2 leave in the system None 3 minutes
Tabaog
and forward to Office
FOS-Virginia
of Regional Director
Bilgera
Regional Director
approves/disapprove Sancho A.
3 leave application and Mabborang None 3 minutes
forward to the HR Regional Director
office
Personnel checks
4 approval/disapproval None 3 minutes
in the system
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DOST
OFFICE /
CUSTOMER REQUIRED ACTIVITY
STEPS AGENCY ACTION PERSON
ACTION FEES DURATION
RESPONSIBLE
Receives and checks Ms. Junivie
Files letter
1 request slip and Langcay, PA I None 3 minutes
request forwards it to HR
HR prepares, reviews, FASS-Mary Ann
2 and signs requested Maglasin None 2.5 hours
document
Release the requested Ms. Junivie
3 document to the Langcay, PA I None 8 minutes
customer
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OFFICE /
CUSTOMER REQUIRED ACTIVITY
STEPS AGENCY ACTION PERSON
ACTION FEES DURATION
RESPONSIBLE
>Property section
Fills up four
receives clearance.
(4) copies of
>Clear/sign the
Clearance Ms. Sonia
clearance form once
Form Mamauag
1 the assigned None 6 hours
(CS Form Admin. Officer V
equipment has
No.7 (Supply)
completely inventoried
Revised
and transferred to
2018)
other end user.
>Forward signed
clearance to HR
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HR clears/sign the
clearance as to
FASS-Mary Ann
administrative case
2 Maglasin None 8 minutes
and other personnel
concern and forward
to accounting section
Accounting clear/signs
the clearance as to
disallowance and Ms. Nancy
3 other financial Guimmayen None 25 minutes
obligation and Accountant III
forwards it to the
cashier section
Library clear/signs the
clearance as to the Ms. Cecilia
4 books borrowed Calagui, SRS II None 25 minutes
forwards it to the office
of Regional Director
Regional Director
approves clearance of
personnel clearing Dir. Sancho A.
5 him/her from work- Mabborang None 6 hours
related, money and Regional director
property
accountabilities
Furnish the customer Ms. Junivie
6 of the approved Langcay None 5 minutes
clearance PA I
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REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT
This service involves issuance of office supplies/equipment to DOST 02
personnel.
Office Division Administrative Division (supply section)
Classification Simple
Type of Transaction G2G-Government to Government (Internal)
Who may avail >DOST 02 permanent Employee
>DOST 02 COS/JO
OFFICE /
CUSTOMER REQUIRED ACTIVITY
STEPS AGENCY ACTION PERSON
ACTION FEES DURATION
RESPONSIBLE
>Supply section
receives RIS and
checks the availability
of supplies/equipment
Personnel to in the stock room
accomplish >If not available,
two (2) return the RIS to the
copies of requisitioning office for
Ms. Sonia
Requisition the preparation and
Mamauag
1 and Issue approval of purchase None 1.5 hours
Admin. Officer V
Slip (RIS) request.
(Supply)
and forwards >If available, issue the
to the supplies/equipment
property needed and secure
section signature of the
requestor in the
“received by” portion
of the RIS.
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Prepare MRSMI and
attached RIS and Ms. Luzviminda
2 forward report to Bucayu None 45 minutes
accounting section for Admin.Aide
posting
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send feedback Clients may tender their feedback by accomplishing a
CSF Form available at any office and dropping in any
CSF Dropbox located at every office of the DOST
Central Office.
How feedbacks are processed Feedbacks are collated and analyzed by each office and
forwarded to the ISO Secretariat for
discussion/reporting to the Top Management during
Management Reviews.
How to file a complaint Complaints can be filed at the designated Information
Desk of the DOST 02 offices.
How complaints are processed All complaints received by the DOST 02 are coursed
thru the Assistant Regional Directors and addressed by
the concerned office.
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Contact Information of CCB, PCC, Contact Center ng Bayan
ARTA Mobile No.: 0908-881-6565
Telephone No.: 1-6565
Website: http://contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph/
Email Address: [email protected]
Presidential Complaint Center
Address: Bahay Ugnayan, J.P. Laurel Street Malacañang,
Manila
Telephone Nos.:
1. +63(2)-8736-8645
2. +63(2)-8736-8603
3. +63(2)-8736-8629
4. +63(2)-8736-8621(Fax)
Website: http://contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph/
Email Address: [email protected]
Anti-Red Tape Authority
Address: Ground Floor HPGV Building (Formerly
Accelerando), 395 Senator Gil J. Puyat
Avenue, 1200 Makati City, Philippines
Telephone Nos.:
1. +63(2)-478-5091
2. +63(2)-478-5099
Website: [email protected]
Email Address: [email protected]
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Contact
Office Name Location Tel No. Email Address
Person
ORD-(078)
396-0763
Ms. Mary Ann
TOS-(078)
Maglasin
Carig Sur, 396-0546
DOST Regional Ms. Teresita
Tuguegarao FOS- [email protected]
Office 02 Tabaog
City, Cagayan (078)396-
Ms. Virginia
0720
Bilgera
RSTL(078)
396-1897
Carig Sur,
Provincial Science Tuguegarao
0975241710 Engr. Sylvia [email protected]
and Technology City, Cagayan
9 Lacambra om
Center (Cagayan)
Provincial Science
09278390 Ms. Nora Dost.pstc.batanes@gmail
and Technology Basco, Batanes
265 Garcia .com
Center (Batanes)
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE III PROFILE
Mandate:
Executive Order No. 128-Mandates the Department to “provide central direction, leadership
and coordination of scientific and technological efforts andensure that the results there from
are geared and utilized in areas of maximumeconomic and social benefits for the people”.
Vision:
By 2022, Region III shall have developed a wide range of globally competitivegender sensitive
products and services which have high science, technology and innovation content for a
better quality of life.
Mission:
Lead in harnessing science, technology and innovation to improve the overall productivity and
competitiveness towards sustainable development in Region III.
Service Pledge
I, of having been appointed to the position
of hereby solemnly swear, that I will
faithfully discharge to the best of my ability, the duties of my present position and of all others
that I may hereafter hold under the Republic of the Philippines;that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to the same; that I will obey the laws, legal orders, and decrees promulgated by
the duly constituted authorities of the Republic of the Philippines; and that I impose this
obligation upon myself voluntarily, without mental reservation or purpose of evasion.
SO HELP ME GOD.
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. III
External Services
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1. Application for Innovation Enabling Funds
Provision of technological assistance to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises(MSMEs) to
improve productivity and competitiveness - Innovation-Enabling Fund (iFund)
Office or Division: SETUP / Technical
Classification: Highly Technical Applications
Type of Transaction: G2C
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
a. Letter of Intent to avail of SETUP assistance, The proponent needs to write Letter of Intent
stating commitment to refund the iFund support (LOI) addressed to the Regional Director, Dr.
and cover the insurance cost for the acquired Julius Caesar V. Sicat, Office of the Regional
equipment; Director, D.M. Government Center, Maimpis,
City of San Fernando, Pampanga
b. Fully accomplished DOST TNA Form 1 Form will be provided by concerned DOST -
Provincial Science & Technology Center
(PSTC)
c. SETUP Project Proposal Form will be provided by concerned DOST -
Provincial Science & Technology Center
(PSTC)
d. Copy of Business permits and licenses Secure updated permits/ licenses from LGU,
FDA, DENR & other applicable regulatory
agencies
e. Certificate of Registration (Single Proprietorship, Secure valid registrations from DTI, SEC or
Partnership, Corporation, Cooperative) CDA, whichever is applicable
f. Photocopy of official receipt of the firm Secure copy of official receipts registered from
BIR
g. Articles of incorporation (if applicable) Secure Articles of Incorporation submitted to
SEC or CDA (if applicable)
h. Board resolution authorizing availment of If Corporation, Cooperative or Association, the
assistance and designating authorized signatory board creates a resolution authorizing
availment of SETUP assistance and
designates authorized signatory
i. Financial Statements for the past three (3) years Secure latest Financial Statements for the past
three years, notarized or audited CPA signed
j. Sworn affidavit of applicant of no relation to RD Proponent secures sworn affidavit of no
up to 3rd degree of consanguinity and affinity and relation to Regional Director and has no bad
no bad debt debt, signed by proponent and notarized
k. Projected Financial Statements Proponent secures 5-year projected financial
statements through the assistance of
accountant
l. Complete technical specifications and design/ Proponent secures from the prospected
drawing/picture of equipment determined in the supplier/ fabricator the complete technical
TNA specifications, design/drawings/picture of the
equipment
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m. Three (3) quotations from different suppliers/ Proponent secures at least three (3) quotations
fabricators of each equipment from the prospected supplier/ fabricator
FEES PROCE-
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE SSING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. Submit letter of PSTD/ PSTC staff None 1 CD PSTD/ PSTC staff
request or Inquiry conducts initial interview SETUP RPMO staff
Form for program qualification ORD Admin Assistant
For request submitted
thru RO will be recorded
and forwarded to PSTC
2. Prepare for the 2.1 PSTC coordinates None 20 CD PSTD/ PSTC staff
conduct of the schedule on the
Technology Needs conduct of TNA
Assessment by 2.2 PSTC forms a TNA DOST personnel
providing relevant team composed of
information of the PSTC / RO technical
business staff / technical
expert from DOST PSTD/ PSTC staff
2.3 Prepare TNA report
3. Prepare and submit 3.1 SETUP RPMO None 14 CD SETUP RPMO staff
comprehensive performs preliminary
project proposal with evaluation of the
corresponding proposal and set
documentary schedule of SETUP
requirements, and en banc (RTEC
participate / attend in evaluation)
the SETUP en banc 3.2 RTEC undertakes 14 CD DOST III RTEC
meeting (RTEC review and
evaluation) evaluation of the
proposal
3.3 SETUP RPMO 7 CD SETUP RPMO staff
prepares the RTEC
summary of
evaluation and
forward the report to
the PSTC/ firm
4. Address RTEC 4.1 SETUP RPMO None 5 CD SETUP RPMO staff
concerns, revise the conducts follow-up
proposal and submit review on the viability
additional supporting of the proposal
documents, if 4.2 SETUP RPMO SETUP RPMO staff
necessary prepares the RTEC DOST III RTEC
Report Endorsement
for approval by RD
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5. Receive Notice of SETUP RPMO prepares None 3 CD SETUP RPMO staff
Approval the Notice of Approval to RD
be signed by RD, copy
forwarded to PSTC/ firm
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2. Application for Undergraduate Scholarship
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1. Submit 1.1 Receives P200.00 1 minute Scholarship Staff
application application form and testing
forms and necessary fee for
necessary requirements Merit
requirements applicant. 5-15 mins. Scholarship Staff
1.2 Evaluate
application if fully
accomplished and
check if required
documents are 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
complete:
1.2.1. Assign
scholarship category
for those applicants 5 working days Scholarship Staff
with complete after the
requirements. deadline
1.2.2. For those with
incomplete
requirement(s) return
the application forms
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and issue checklist of 1 day Scholarship Staff
requirements to
complete.
1.2.3. For disqualified
applicants, mail the
disqualification letter
along with the personal
documents except for
the accomplished form.
2. Pay Test Receives test fee and 5 minutes Administrative
Fee if issue Official Receipt Officer V
Merit to the applicant. (Cashier
applicant
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3. Application for Junior Level Science Scholarship
The S&T Scholarship program aims to encourage and motivate talented Filipino youths to pursue
productive careers in science and technology. It also aims to ensurethe availability of adequate
qualified S&T human resources for the country’s national progress. There are three Undergraduate
Scholarship programs being implemented RA 7687, Merit RA 2067 and Junior Level Science
Scholarship (JLSS RA 10612).
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1. Submit the 1.1. Receive the None.
requirements. requirements.
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1.2.1. Verify the 1 day
scholar’s status 5 minutes Regional Director
and records
1.2.2. Prepare the
clearance
1.2.3. Signing of
clearance
1.2.4. Release/Issuance 5 minutes
of clearance Scholarship Staff
5 minutes
1.3. For Temporary
Clearance 1 day
5 minutes Regional Director
1.3.1. Receive the
requirements
1.3.2. Verify the
scholar’s status 5 minutes
and records
1.3.3. Signing of
clearance
1.3.4. Inform scholar of
availability of
clearance thru 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
email / text / call.
1.3.5. Release/Issuance 5 minutes
of clearance.
1 day Regional Director
5-10 working DOST SEI Staff
1.4. For Final days
Clearance 5 minutes
Scholarship Staff
1.4.1. Receive the
requirements
1.4.2. Verify the 5 minutes
scholar’s status Scholarship Staff
and records
1.4.3. Endorsed to SEI
1.4.4. Receive the
document from 5 minutes
SEI
1.4.5. Inform scholar of 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
availability of
clearance thru 1 day
email / text / call. 5-10 working Regional Director
1.4.6. Release/Issuance days DOST-SEI Staff
of clearance Scholarship Staff
5 minutes
Scholar submits 1.5. For Computation DOST SEI Staff
proof of payment. of Remaining
Financial Scholarship Staff
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5-10 working
1.5.1. Receive the days Scholarship Staff
requirements
1.5.2. Verify the 5 minutes
scholar’s status
and records
1.5.3. Endorsed to SEI 5 minutes
1.5.4. SEI release order
of payment
1.5.5. Inform scholar of
amount to be
paid thru email /
text / call.
1.5.6. SEI issues final
clearance
1.5.7. Inform scholar of
availability of
clearance thru
email / text / call.
1.5.8. Release/Issuance
of clearance
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4. Application for Packaging and Label Design
The assistance involves product packaging and label design to ensure compliance toregulatory
bodies and potentially increase the marketability of the products.
Office or Division: Technical Division
Classification: Highly Technical Applications
Type of G2C
Transaction:
Who may avail: Any individual who wishes to make his/her label compliant and
committed to adopt the design(s) developed by DOST-Region 3.
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3. Appears personally 3. Revise designs None 1-2 days Packaging
(or via phone call, e- based on client’s (depending on Coordinator and In-
mail, text messages, comments and the complexity house Designer
etc.) to give comments suggestions until and number of
and suggestions on the approved designs to be
designs revised)
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5. Application for Technology Training
Involves the transfer of certain technologies to improve the knowledge and skills of theworkers through
the conduct of technology trainings, seminars and similar activities. This is likewise, to improve the
over-all productivity and efficiency of the client-beneficiary.
Office or Division: Technical Consultancy and Training (TCT) Services Unit
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of G2C
Transaction:
Who may avail: Any group or business entity engage in production or manufacturing
and wishes to improve/upgrade the skills of its works for productivity
improvement.
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4. Adopts the 4. Assists and (depends 1-5 Days TCT Unit/PSTCs
technology trainings documents the on the (depending on
conduct of the agreed the complexity of
actual training Terms and the training)
Condition)
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6. Application for Technical Consultancy
Involves the provision of technical consultancy on to improve the over-all productivityand efficiency
of the client-beneficiary.
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3. Coordinates with 3. For approved None 3-10 days TCT Unit
DOST-III personnel in training request: (depending on
regards to the the availability of
requirements of the - Taps expert the expert)
consultancy activities to conduct
the
consultancy
ngagements
a;
- Inform the
client and
concerned
PSTCs on
the details of
the
consultancy
activities
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4. Adopts the technical 4. Assists and None 6 months TCT Unit/PSTCs
recommendations documents the
conduct of the
actual consultancy
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7. Application for Grants-In-Aid (GIA)
The Grants-In-Aid (GIA) program provides grants for the implementation of programs/ projects
identified in the current DOST priorities and thrusts and supports S & T activities classified in the
General Appropriations Act.
Office or Division: Office of the Undersecretary for R&D – Special Projects Division
(OUSEC-RD-SPD)
Classification: Highly Technical Applications
Type of G2G, G2B
Transaction:
Who may avail: Any Filipino public or private entity with proven competence may
apply for the GIA support of DOST and its grants-giving units,
provided that projects are for the benefit of Filipinos and based in the
Philippines.
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AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit complete 1. Accepts the
requirements to the requirements
Office of the and conducts
Regional Director initial review None 3 Days DOST-III Technical
(ORD) or Provincial based on the Staff/ Concerned
Science and GIA guidelines PSTC
Technology Center and priority
concerned thrusts
2. Refers the
proposal to the
concerned PSTC
if submitted at
the Regional
Office
3. Appears personally 3. Conducts
to defend the technical
proposal on the En evaluation of the
Banc session before proposal.
the DOST-III
Technical If the proposal
Evaluation did not pass the
Committee (TEC) evaluation,
informs the None 30-45 Days DOST-III Technical
proponent, Staff and concerned
otherwise, PSTC/Customer-
informs the Proponent
proponent to
address the
comments,
recommendation/
or additional
comments
required (e.g.
revised proposal)
4. Submits an 4. Deliberates and
endorsed detailed approves
proposal detailed None 1 Day DOST-III Technical
proposals and Staff/ ORD
endorses the
same to the ORD
for final approval
5. Presents detailed 5. Approves/
proposal to the ORD Disapproves the None 1 Day DOST-III TEC/ ORD
proposal
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If approved
without
comments,
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processes the
approval
documents.
None 1 Day DOST-III Technical
If Disapproved, staff/ TEC/PSTC
informs the concerned
proponent thru
the PSTC
If approved with
comments,
informs the
proponent copy
furnished the
PSTC with the
approval and/or
instructions/reco
mmendations
6. If proposal is 6. Processes the
approved with approval
comments, documents
addresses the (Memorandum
instructions/ of Agreement/ DOST-III Technical
recommendations of Instruction and staff/
the DOST-III TEC approval letter) None 15 Days
with clearance
from the DOST-
III TEC to
facilitate the
release of
funds.
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send feedback Clients may tender their feedback by accomplishing a
CSF Form available at any office and dropping in the
Suggestion Dropbox located at ground floor of the
Regional Office. Accomplished CSF Form can also be
given to the concerned staff.
How feedbacks are processed Feedbacks are collated and analyzed by the each
office and forwarded to the ISO Secretariat for
discussion/reporting to the Top Management during
Management Reviews.
How to file a complaint Facilitate client in filling-out Customer Complaints
Form for either verbal or written
complaints/suggestions. Client may also attach any
written complaint to the form.
How complaints are processed All complaints received will be discussed to concerned
office or personnel. Complaints will be analyzed and
investigated if valid or not. Inform the client of the
result of the investigation by issuing an official letter.
Contact Information of CCB, PCC, Contact Center ng Bayan
ART Mobile No.: 0908-881-6565
Telephone No.: 1-6565
Website: http://contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph/
Email Address: [email protected]
Total Coliform and E. coli, Aerobic Plate Count, Salmonella spp. Staphylococcus
aureus Enumeration, Yeast and Molds
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5. Return on or after 5. Analysis None 7-10 working Analysis
the due date Proper days (for
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printed on the email/courier/pic
TSR. k-up)
6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the and release RSTL
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis.
7. Customer 7. CRO to None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback provide the RSTL
customer a
Customer
Feedback Form
(CSF)
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9. Application for Microbial Test of Shelf-life and Establishment ofProduct
Specifications
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSI
CLIENTS STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS NG TIME
SIBLE
1. Fill-Out Product 1. CRO to check None 5-10mins CRO
Information Sheet temperature and RSTL.
at RSTL window. encode
information
1.1 Verify
information 1.1. Print and
encoded on the issue Technical
TSR Service Request
(TSR) and
Order of
Payment (OP).
2. Submit samples 2. Verify and None 10-15mins CRO
to the Customer accept RSTL
Relations Officer samples
(CRO).
3. Payment 3. Accept Varies depending on the 5-10mins Cashier
payment and sample matrix.
issue Official Computation.
Receipt (OR) Number of Samples x Tests =
Shelf life testing fee
4. Return TSR and 4. Verify None 1-2mins CRO
OR to CRO. payment and RSTL.
give the TSR to
customer.
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5. Return on or after 5. Conduct None 20 working Analyst
the due date printed sample days.
on the TSR. preparation, Depending
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testing, on the
computation, sample
and printing of matrix.
Certificate of
Analysis.
6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (courier) 5-10 mins CRO
to get the and release RSTL.
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis.
7. Customer 7. CRO gives None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback. (Rate the customer a RSTL.
of service Customer
rendered, Feedback Form
Comments, (CSF)
Suggestions,
Complaints)
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10. Application for Microbial Test of Canned/Bottled Goods
Commercial Sterility
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7. Customer 7. CRO to None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback provide the RSTL
customer a
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Customer
Feedback Form
(CSF)
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11. Application for Microbial Test of Water
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6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (for courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the Certificate and release RSTL
of Analysis. Certificate of
Analysis.
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7. Customer 7. CRO to None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback provide the RSTL
customer a
Customer
Feedback Form
(CSF)
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12. Application for Chemical Laboratory Testing of Food and FoodProducts
and Agricultural Products
Moisture, Ash, Total Carbohydrates, Crude Protein, Crude Fat, Crude Fiber, Calcium,Potassium,
Sodium, Total Acidity, Titratable Acidity, Free Fatty Acid, pH, Water Activity, Brix Reading, Nitrite, Salt
as Sodium chloride, Filth, Vitamin C, Arsenic, Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Copper, Zinc
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSI
CLIENTS STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS NG TIME
SIBLE
1. Fill-Out 1. CRO Encode None 5-10mins Customer
Customer Information Relations
Information Officer
Sheet at RSTL (CRO)
window. RSTL
1.1 Print and window.
1.1 Verify issue Technical
Information Service Request
encoded on the (TSR) and
TSR Order of
Payment (OP).
2. Submit samples 2. Inspect and None 10-15mins Customer
to the Customer Accept Relations
Relations Officer Samples. Affix Officer
(CRO). Identification (CRO)
tag. RSTL
window.
3. Payment 3. Accept Moisture PHP 460 5-10mins Cashier
payment and Ash PHP 550 Cashier
issue Official Total PHP 180
Receipt (OR) Carbohydrates
Crude Protein PHP 1000
Crude Fat PHP 1200
Crude Fiber PHP 1380
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Calcium PHP 1920
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Potassium PHP 1920
Sodium PHP 1920
Total acidity PHP 560
Titratable PHP 560
acidity
Free Fatty Acid PHP 500
pH PHP 325
Water activity PHP 375
Brix Reading PHP 360
Nitrite PHP 980
Salt as Sodium PHP 700
chloride
Filth PHP 400
Vitamin C PHP 1155
Arsenic PHP 2300
Lead PHP 2300
Mercury PHP 2300
Cadmium PHP 2300
Copper PHP 1920
Zinc PHP 1920
4. Return TSR and 4. Verify None 1-2mins Customer
OP to CRO. payment and Relations
give the TSR to Officer
customer. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
5. Return on or after 5. Conduct None 15 working Registere
the due date printed sample days d chemist
on the TSR. preparation, of
testing, Registere
computation, d chemical
and printing of technician
Certificate of Chemistry
Analysis. laboratory
6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (courier) 5-10 mins Customer
to get the and release Relations
Certificate of Certificate of Officer
Analysis. Analysis. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
7. Customer 7. CRO gives None 2-3mins Customer
Feedback. (Rate the customer a Relations
of service Customer Officer
rendered, Feedback Form (CRO)
Comments, (CSF) RSTL
Suggestions, window.
Complaints)
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13. Application for Laboratory Test of Nutrition Facts
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSI
CLIENTS STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS NG TIME
SIBLE
1. Fill-Out Customer 1. CRO Encode None 5-10mins Customer
Information Information Relations
Sheet at RSTL Officer
window. (CRO)
RSTL.
1.1 Verify 1.1 Print and
Information issue Technical
encoded on the Service Request
TSR (TSR) and
Order of
Payment (OP).
2. Submit samples 2. Verify and None 10-15mins CRO
to the Customer Accept Samples RSTL
Relations Officer
(CRO).
3. Payment 3. Accept Moisture PHP 460 5-10mins Cashier
payment and Ash PHP 550 Cashier
issue Official Total PHP 180
Receipt (OR) Carbohydrates
Crude Protein PHP 1000
Crude Fat PHP 1200
Sodium PHP 1920
Nutrition Facts PHP 1500
Drafting and
labeling
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4. Return TSR and 4. Verify None 1-2mins Customer
OP to CRO. payment and Relations
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give the TSR to Officer
customer. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
5. Return on or after 5. Conduct None 20 working Registere
the due date printed sample days d chemist
on the TSR. preparation, of
testing, Registere
computation, d chemical
and printing of technician
Certificate of Chemistry
Analysis. laboratory
6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (courier) 5-10 mins Customer
to get the and release Relations
Certificate of Certificate of Officer
Analysis. Analysis. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
7. Customer 7. CRO gives None 2-3mins Customer
Feedback. (Rate the customer a Relations
of service Customer Officer
rendered, Feedback Form (CRO)
Comments, (CSF) RSTL
Suggestions, window.
Complaints)
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Application for Laboratory Test of Shelf-life and Establishment ofProduct
Specifications
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSI
CLIENTS STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS NG TIME
SIBLE
3. Fill-Out Customer 1. CRO Encode None 5-10mins Customer
Information Sheet Information Relations
at RSTL window. Officer
(CRO)
1.1 Verify RSTL.
Information 1.1 Print and
encoded on the issue Technical
TSR Service Request
(TSR) and
Order of
Payment (OP).
2. Submit samples 4. Verify and None 10-15mins CRO
to the Customer Accept RSTL
Relations Officer Samples
(CRO).
3. Payment 3. Accept Varies depending on the 5-10mins Cashier
payment and sample matrix. Cashier
issue Official Computation.
Receipt (OR) Number of Samples x Tests =
Shelf life testing fee
4. Return TSR and 4. Verify None 1-2mins Customer
OP to CRO. payment and Relations
give the TSR to Officer
customer. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
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5. Return on or after 5. Conduct None 20 working Registere
the due date printed sample days. d chemist
on the TSR. preparation, Depending of
testing, on the Registere
computation, sample d chemical
and printing of matrix. technician
Certificate of Chemistry
Analysis. laboratory
6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (courier) 5-10 mins Customer
to get the and release Relations
Certificate of Certificate of Officer
Analysis. Analysis. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
7. Customer 7. CRO gives None 2-3mins Customer
Feedback. (Rate the customer a Relations
of service Customer Officer
rendered, Feedback Form (CRO)
Comments, (CSF) RSTL
Suggestions, window.
Complaints)
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Application for Chemical Laboratory Testing of Water and WasteWater
Physical Tests: Conductivity, Turbidity, Total Dissolved Solids, Total Solids, TotalSuspended
Solids, Temperature, Color, Settleable solids
Chemical Tests: Acidity, Alkalinity, Arsenic (Total), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Cadmium
(Total), Cadmium, Calcium (Total), Calcium, Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Chloride, Chloride
(residual), Chromium (Total), Copper (Total), Copper, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Iron (Total), Iron,
Lead (Total), Lead, Manganese(Total), Manganese, Magnesium, Mercury, Nickel (Total), Nickel,
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen, Oil and Grease, pH, Phosphorous (Total), Potassium (Total), Selenium,
Sodium (Total), Sodium, Silver (Total), Silver, Sulfate, Total Hardness, Zinc (Total),Zinc
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Relations Officer
(CRO).
3. Payment 3. Accept Conductivity PHP 350 5-10mins Cashier
payment and Turbidity PHP 300 Cashier
issue Official Total Dissolved PHP 600
Receipt (OR) Solids
Total Solids PHP 600
Total PHP 650
Suspended
Solids
Temperature PHP 200
Color PHP 250
Settleable PHP 300
solids
Acidity PHP 500
Alkalinity PHP 500
Arsenic (Total) PHP 1500
Biological PHP 1500
Oxygen
Demand (BOD)
Cadmium PHP 1200
(Total)
Cadmium PHP 1000
Calcium (Total) PHP 1000
Calcium PHP 700
Chemical PHP 950
Oxygen
Demand (COD)
Chloride PHP 750
Chloride PHP 980
(Residual)
Chromium PHP 1200
(Total)
Copper (Total) PHP 1200
Copper PHP 1000
Dissolved PHP 500
Oxygen (DO)
Iron (Total) PHP 1200
Iron PHP 1000
Lead (Total) PHP 1200
Lead PHP 1000
Manganese PHP 1000
(Total)
Manganese PHP 1000
Magnesium(Tot PHP 1200
al)
Magnesium PHP 1000
Mercury PHP 1500
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Nickel(Total) PHP 1200
Nickel PHP 1000
Total Kjeldahl PHP 950
Nitrogen
Oil and Grease PHP 750
pH PHP 350
Phosphorous PHP 450
(Total)
Potassium(Tota PHP 1200
l)
Potassium PHP 1000
Selenium PHP 1500
Sodium (Total) PHP 1200
Sodium PHP 1000
Silver (Total) PHP 1200
Silver PHP 1000
Sulfate PHP 800
Total Hardness PHP 700
Zinc (Total) PHP 1200
Zinc PHP 1000
4. Return TSR and 4. Verify None 1-2mins Customer
OP to CRO. payment and Relations
give the TSR to Officer
customer. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
5. Return on or after 5. Conduct None 20 working Registere
the due date printed sample days d chemist
on the TSR. preparation, of
testing, Registere
computation, d chemical
and printing of technician
Certificate of Chemistry
Analysis. laboratory
6. Present the TSR 6. Verify TSR Php115.00 (courier) 5-10 mins Customer
to get the and release Relations
Certificate of Certificate of Officer
Analysis. Analysis. (CRO)
RSTL
window.
7. Customer 7. CRO gives None 2-3mins Customer
Feedback. (Rate the customer a Relations
of service Customer Officer
rendered, Feedback Form (CRO)
Comments, (CSF) RSTL
Suggestions, window.
Complaints)
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Application for Laboratory Test of Natural Products
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3 kg – less than 4 PHP
kg 1025
4 kg – less than 5 PHP
kg 1225
5 kg – less than 6 PHP
kg 1425
6 kg – less than 7 PHP
kg 1625
7 kg – less than 8 PHP
kg 1825
8 kg – less than 9 PHP
kg 2025
9 kg – less than PHP
10 kg 2225
10 kg – less than PHP
11 kg 2425
Dry –
If the Sample is submitted
fresh but homogenized
Less than 250 g PHP 125
250 g – less than PHP 225
500 g
500 g – less than PHP 325
750 g
750 g – less than PHP 425
1 kg
1 kg – less than 2 PHP 575
kg
2kg – less than 3 PHP 775
kg
3 kg – less than 4 PHP 975
kg
4 kg – less than 5 PHP
kg 1175
5 kg – less than 6 PHP
kg 1375
6 kg – less than 7 PHP
kg 1575
7 kg – less than 8 PHP
kg 1775
8 kg – less than 9 PHP
kg 1975
9 kg – less than PHP
10 kg 2175
10 kg – less than PHP
11 kg 2375
Homogenize -
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If the Sample is submitted dry
but not yet homogenized.
Less than 250 g PHP 150
250 g – less than PHP 250
500 g
500 g – less than PHP 350
750 g
750 g – less than PHP 450
1 kg
1 kg – less than 2 PHP 600
kg
2kg – less than 3 PHP 800
kg
3 kg – less than 4 PHP
kg 1000
4 kg – less than 5 PHP
kg 1200
5 kg – less than 6 PHP
kg 1400
6 kg – less than 7 PHP
kg 1600
7 kg – less than 8 PHP
kg 1800
8 kg – less than 9 PHP
kg 2000
9 kg – less than PHP
10 kg 2200
10 kg – less than PHP
11 kg 2400
Plant Extraction A
1. Sample is submitted
without solvent
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750 g – less than 1110
1 kg
1 kg – less than 2 1515
kg
2kg – less than 3 1665
kg
3 kg – less than 4 2070
kg
4 kg – less than 5 2220
kg
5 kg – less than 6 2625
kg
6 kg – less than 7 2775
kg
7 kg – less than 8 3180
kg
8 kg – less than 9 3330
kg
9 kg – less than 3735
10 kg
10 kg – less than 3885
11 kg
Plant Extraction B
1. Sample is submitted with
solvent
REMINDER:
Ask the customer what is the
weight of the sample
submitted before they added
the solvent. That will be the
basis for pricing.
Less than 250 g 200
250 g – less than 350
500 g
500 g – less than 450
750 g
750 g – less than 600
1 kg
1 kg – less than 2 750
kg
2kg – less than 3 900
kg
3 kg – less than 4 1050
kg
4 kg – less than 5 1200
kg
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5 kg – less than 6 1350
kg
6 kg – less than 7 1500
kg
7 kg – less than 8 1650
kg
8 kg – less than 9 1800
kg
9 kg – less than 1950
10 kg
10 kg – less than 2100
11 kg
Plant Extraction C
Sample submitted is the
ethanol extract or water
decoction or liquid part only
Less than 250 mL 175
250 mL– 325
lessthan500mL
500 mL– 425
lessthan750 mL
750 mL – less 525
than 1 L
1 L – less than 2 725
L
2L – less than 3 L 875
3 L – less than 4 1025
L
4 L – less than 5 1175
L
5 L – less than 6 1325
L
6 L – less than 7 1475
L
7 L – less than 8 1625
L
8 L – less than 9 1775
L
9 L – less than 10 1925
L
10 L – less than 2075
11 L
Phytochemical Screening A
1. Sample is submitted
without solvent
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2. Sample should be dried
and homogenized otherwise
proceed in Sample Pre-
treatment
Less than 250 g 1020
250 g – less than 1045
500 g
500 g – less than 1325
750 g
750 g – less than 1375
1 kg
1 kg – less than 2 1680
kg
2kg – less than 3 1730
kg
3 kg – less than 4 2035
kg
4 kg – less than 5 2085
kg
5 kg – less than 6 2390
kg
6 kg – less than 7 2440
kg
7 kg – less than 8 2745
kg
8 kg – less than 9 2795
kg
9 kg – less than 3100
10 kg
10 kg – less than 3150
11 kg
Phytochemical Screening B
1. Sample is submitted with
solvent
REMINDER:
Ask the customer what is the
weight of the sample
submitted before they added
the solvent. That will be the
basis for pricing.
Less than 250 g 765
250 g – less than 790
500 g
500 g – less than 815
750 g
750 g – less than 865
1 kg
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1 kg – less than 2 915
kg
2kg – less than 3 1015
kg
3 kg – less than 4 1065
kg
4 kg – less than 5 1115
kg
5 kg – less than 6 1165
kg
6 kg – less than 7 1215
kg
7 kg – less than 8 1265
kg
8 kg – less than 9 1315
kg
9 kg – less than 1365
10 kg
10 kg – less than 1415
11 kg
Phytochemical Screening C
Sample submitted is the
ethanol extract or water
decoction or liquid part only
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9 L – less than 10 1365
L
10 L – less than 1415
11 L
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Application for Jewelry Cleaning
284
Complaints)
285
Application for Calibration of Engineering Metrology Equipment
Caliper, Outside Micrometer, Setting Rod, Dial Test Indicator and Dial Gauge, Digimatic
Indicators/Thickness Gauge/Dial Gauge. Height Gauge, Depth Gauge, Pin Gauge, Plug Gauge, Feeler
Gauge, Depth Micrometer, Dimensional Measurement, Steel Rule, Tape Measure, Electronic/Laser
Distance Meter.
286
Outside Price
Micrometer
Up to 25mm 700
287
25-100mm 800
100-150mm 1,000
150-200mm 1,250
200-250mm 1,600
250-300mm 1,800
IN-PLANT/ON-
SITE
CALIBRATION
CHARGE
289
Application for Calibration Services of Masses
Test Weights
Office or Division Regional Metrology Laboratory
Classification Highly Technical
Type of Transaction G2C
Who may avail Anyone
CHECKLIST FOR REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Customer Information Sheet Customer Relations Officer (CRO).
at RSTL window
Equipment should be in good condition (no dents, little Samples to be brought by
to non-rust) customer
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSING
CLIENTS STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS TIME
SIBLE
1. Proceed to 1. CRO verify None 5-10mins Customer
Metrology and check Relations
Receiving Area. the status of Officer
the sample (CRO)
RSTL.
2. Fill-Out 2. CRO Encode
Customer Information
Information
Sheet. 2.1 Print and
issue
2.1 Verify Technical
Information Service
encoded on Request
the TSR (TSR) and
Order of
Payment
(OP).
3. Submit samples 3. Verify and None 10-15mins CRO
to the Customer Accept RSTL
Relations Officer Samples
(CRO).
4. Payment 4. Accept Test Weights, Price 5-10mins Cashier
payment and OIML (F Cashier
issue Official Series)
Receipt (OR) Up to 5kg 600
10-20kg 800
25-50kg 1,000
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Test Weights,
OIML (M
Series)
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Up to 5kg 450
10-20kg 600
25-50kg 700
5. Return TSR and 5. Verify None 1-2mins CRO
OP to CRO. payment. RSTL
6. Return on or 6. Calibration None 15 working Calibration
after the due Proper days (for officer
date printed on email/courier/pi
the TSR. ck-up)
7. Present the TSR 7. Verify TSR 115.00 (courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the then release RSTL
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis and
release the
calibrated
sample
8. Customer 8. CRO gives None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback the customer RSTL
a Customer
Feedback
Form (CSF)
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Application for Calibration of Weighing Devices
Special Accuracy I, High Accuracy II, Medium Accuracy III, Ordinary Accuracy, LoadTest of Elevators,
Load Test of Dumbwaiters
Office or Division Regional Metrology Laboratory
Classification Highly Technical
Type of Transaction G2C
Who may avail Anyone
CHECKLIST FOR REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Customer Information Sheet Customer Relations Officer (CRO).
at RSTL window
Equipment should be in good condition (no dents, little Samples to be brought by
to non-rust) customer
On-site
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSI
CLIENTS STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS NG TIME
SIBLE
1. Proceed to 1. CRO verify None 5-10mins Customer
Metrology and check the Relations
Receiving Area. status of the Officer
sample (CRO)
RSTL.
2. Fill-Out 2. CRO Encode
Customer Information
Information
Sheet.
2.1 Print and
2.1 Verify issue Technical
Information Service Request
encoded on the (TSR) and
TSR Order of
Payment (OP).
3. Submit samples 3. Verify and 10-15mins CRO
to the Customer Accept RSTL
Relations Officer Samples
(CRO).
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4. Payment 4. Accept Special Accuracy I 1,200 5-10mins Cashier
payment and High Accuracy II 1,000 Cashier
issue Official Medium Accuracy 900
Receipt (OR) III
Ordinary Accuracy 800
IV 200kg
Ordinary Accuracy 1500
IV 201-300kg
Ordinary Accuracy 2,500
IV
301-500kg
Ordinary Accuracy 3,000
IV
More than 500kg
Load Testing of 10,000
Elevators
Load Testing of 8,000
Dumbwaiters
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Application for Calibration of Volumetric Equipment
Test Measure, Fuel Dispensing Pump per Nozzle, Road Tanker, Proving Tank,Measuring Pipette,
Volumetric Pipette, Volumetric Flask, Beaker, Graduated Cylinder, Burette, Pipettor.
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Pump per
Nozzle
Road Tanker
5,000L and 1,000
Below
6,000-10,000L 1,500
11,000- 2,000
15,000L
16,000- 2,500
20,000L
21,000- 3,000
25,000L
26,000- 3,500
30,000L
31-000- 4,000
35,000L
36-000- 4,500
40,000L
41,000- 5,000
45,000L
46,000- 5,500
50,000L
Proving Tank
100-400L 1,500
500-2,000L 3,000
2,500-4,000L 4,500
Measuring 600
Pipette
Volumetric 600
Pipette
Volumetric 600
Flask
Beaker 600
Graduated 600
Cylinder
Burette 1,500
Pipettor 1,500
5. Return TSR and 5. Verify None 1-2mins CRO
OP to CRO. payment. RSTL
6. Return on or 6. Calibration None 15 working days Calibration
after the due Proper (for officer
date printed on email/courier/pic
the TSR. k-up)
5 working days
(Tanker)
7. Present the TSR 7. Verify TSR 115.00 (courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the then release RSTL
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis and
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release the
calibrated
sample
8. Customer 8. CRO gives None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback the customer RSTL
a Customer
Feedback
Form (CSF)
297
Application for Calibration of Pressure Measuring Devices
Pressure Gauge, Pressure Switch Up, Relief Valve, Pressure Controller, PressureIndicator, Pressure
Controller, Pressure Indicator, Pressure Recorder.
299
Pressure 1,600
Controller
Pressure 1,000
Indicator
Pressure 1,000
Recorder
5. Return TSR and 5. Verify None 1-2mins CRO
OP to CRO. payment. RSTL
6. Return on or 6. Calibration None 15 working days Calibration
after the due Proper (for officer
date printed on email/courier/pic
the TSR. k-up)
7. Present the TSR 7. Verify TSR 115.00 (courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the then release RSTL
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis and
release the
calibrated
sample
8. Customer 8. CRO gives None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback the customer RSTL
a Customer
Feedback
Form (CSF)
300
Application for Calibration of Temperature Measurement
301
Thermocouple
Probe
Per Additional 500
test points
Digital 2,900
Thermometer
(Dual Reading
[In and Out])
Temperature 1,800
Controller /
Temperature
Transmitter /
Temperature
Indicator
Temperature 1,800
Recorder
(Single Point)
450
Per Succeeding
Range
Temperature 1,800
Recorder (Multi
Point)
PHP
Per Succeeding 650
Range
Hygrometer 1,000
Thermohygrom 1,700
eter
Thermohygrom 2,900
eter (Dual
Reading [In and
Out] Temp).
IN-PLANT/ON-
SITE
CALIBRATION
CHARGE
303
Application for Calibration of Controlled Temperature
Freezer / Chiller / Water Bath / Cold Storage / Refrigerated Van, Furnace / Oven /Autoclave /
Smoke House / Incubator.
304
Furnace / 2,100
Oven /
Autoclave /
305
Smoke House
/ Incubator.
500
Per Additional
Setting
5. Return TSR and 5. Verify None 1-2mins CRO
OP to CRO. payment. RSTL
6. Return on or 6. Calibration None 15 working days Calibration
after the due Proper (for officer
date printed on email/courier/pic
the TSR. k-up)
7. Present the TSR 7. Verify TSR 115.00 (courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the then release RSTL
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis and
release the
calibrated
sample
8. Customer 8. CRO gives None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback the customer RSTL
a Customer
Feedback
Form (CSF)
306
Application for Calibration of Speed Detector
307
7. Present the TSR 7. Verify TSR 115.00 (courier) 2-3mins CRO
to get the then release RSTL
Certificate of Certificate of
Analysis. Analysis and
308
release the
calibrated
sample
8. Customer 8. CRO gives None 2-3mins CRO
Feedback the customer RSTL
a Customer
Feedback
Form (CSF)
309
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send feedback Answer the feedback form in the office
lobby and put it in the feedback and
complaints drop box.
How feedbacks are processed The admin verifies the nature of queries
and feedback within one working day.
The same will be referred to the Office
concerned via email. Upon receiving the
reply from the concerned Office, the client
will be informed via email or phone call.
How to file a complaint Fill out a form provided by the CRO or
submit a complaint letter with the
corresponding information:
- Full name and contact information of the
complainant
- Narrative of the complain
- Evidences
- Name of the person being complained
How complaints are processed 1. All complaints are forwarded to
concerned Technical Manager
2. The Technical Manager will
investigate on the complaints and
will recommend and assigns
corrective action
3. The Assigned personnel will make
corrective actions
3.1. If corrective actions fail the
first time, a review is
conducted for an alternate
corrective action.
3.2. If it still fails, inform
customer
4. The customer will be informed
through writing or through phone.
4.1. All written correspondence
to customer is noted by the
Quality Manager when the
integrity of the
customer/company is in
question, the Regional
Director signs the response
letter.
Contact Information of CCB, PCC, ARTA ARTA:
8-478-5093
[email protected]
310
PCC:
[email protected]
CCB:
[email protected] 881
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. III
Internal Services
312
Preparation, Approval and Releasing of Checks, Billing andCollection of
Payments
2. Assigns check
number to the
approved DV
3. Prepares
checks, LDDP
and ACIC
4. Verifies
accuracy of data
of the checks
against the DV
313
5. Records in the
logbook the
314
checks/
LDDAP/ACIC
6. Deliver ACIC to
the bank
7. Release checks
to Payees
7.1 LBP
7.1.1 Prep
ares
ATM
Payr
oll
7.1.2 Sub
mit
copy
of
Payr
oll to
the
bank
7.2 Custome
rs
7.2.1 Requ
est
for
OR if
suppl
iers
7.2.2 Requ
ire
for
the
signa
ture
of
DV in
triplic
ate
copie
s
315
1. RSTL Clients, 1. Fill out Order of None 5 -10 mins. DOST III Cashier’ s
DOST III SETUP Payment (OP) office
Beneficiaries and based on the
Others following kind of
payments:
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1.1 Refund of
Cash
Advance
1.2 Funding of
Checks
1.3 SETUP
Refund/
Refund of
unexpended
balances of
GIA
1.4 Training Fee
1.5 Testing fee
for
Scholarship
1.6 Others
2. Receive
cash/check from
client
3. Provide original
copy of OR to
customer.
4. Attach duplicate
copy to the Report
of Collections and
Deposits and
forwarded to
Accounting Unit
5. Retain the
triplicate copy.
6. Refer to NGAS
for details.
7. Prepare deposit
slips and remit to
the bank
317
Processing of Disbursement Vouchers
To ensure accurate processing and recording of obligations and disbursements within 10 working
days upon receipt of complete supporting documents and subjectto availability of funds.
Office or Division: Administrative Division- Accounting Division
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C, G2B
Who may avail: DOST III Personnel & Suppliers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
a. Disbursement Vouchers The claimant needs to attach 2 copies of
accomplished disbursement vouchers duly
signed.
b. Supporting Documents of Claims Government Accounting Manual (GAM)
Travel Expenses COA Circular No. 2012-001/ 2017-002
Certificate of Travel Completed
Itinerary of Travel
Travel Order
Certificate of Appearance
Accomplishment Report
Bus Tickets (if any)
Trip Ticket (if there is toll fee)
Reimbursement Expense Receipt/ Certificate
of No Receipts (if applicable)
Suppliers
Purchase Request
Purchase Order/ Job Order
Sales Invoice/ Statement of Account
Abstract of Bids
Requests for Quotation
Certification or Justification (if no canvass
made)
Inspection and Acceptance Report
Tax Certificate
Utilities Expenses
Statement of Account
Certification (Official calls)
Tax Certificate
Gasoline Bill
Statement of Account
Purchase Request
Trip Ticket
Tax Certificate
REIMBURSEMENTS:
Meals
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Statement of Account
Official Receipts
Guest List/ Attendance Sheets
Agenda/ Purpose/ Communication
Miscellaneous Expense
Summary of expense
Purchase Request (if supplies)
OR’s (Inspected)
Purpose
Petty Cash / Cash Advance
Summary of Expenses
PR
Certification to hold Cash Advance
Certification of No Existing Cash Advance
Upon Liquidation:
Liquidation report
Summary of Expense
Purchase Request
OR’s (Inspected)
FEES PROCE-
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE SSING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. Submits disbursement 1.1. Receives None 10 working Accounting Clerk
vouchers with complete disbursement vouchers days
supporting documents DV (ORS/ BURS if
applicable) and
supporting documented
information.
1.2. Reviews Accounting Clerk
completeness of
supporting documented
information.
1.3. Certify correctness Accountant III
of vouchers and
supporting documented
information.
Checks availability of
Cash.
1.4. Assigns DV number Accounting Clerk
in the control logbook.
1.5. Signs in BOX C of Accountant III
DV.
1.6. Record in the Accounting Clerk
receiving/releasing
logbook the date of
release and forward to
Head of Agency.
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Processing and Recording of Obligations and DisbursementsVouchers
To ensure accurate processing and recording of obligations and disbursements within 10 working
days upon receipt of complete supporting documents and subjectto availability of funds.
320
Tax Certificate
REIMBURSEMENTS:
Meals
Statement of Account
Official Receipts
Guest List/ Attendance Sheets
Agenda/ Purpose/ Communication
Miscellaneous Expense
Summary of expense
Purchase Request (if supplies)
OR’s (Inspected)
Purpose
Petty Cash / Cash Advance
Summary of Expenses
PR
Certification to hold Cash Advance
Certification of No Existing Cash Advance
Upon Liquidation:
Liquidation report
Summary of Expense
Purchase Request
OR’s (Inspected)
FEES PROCE-
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE SSING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. Submits financial 1.1. Receives and None 10 working Budgeting Assistant
claims and or checks the days
payment to ORS/BURS as to
suppliers correctness and
accuracy of
expenses in
conformance with
budgetary
requirements
1.2. Checks None Budget Officer
availability of
allotment/budget
1.3. Process None Budgeting Assistant
obligation/utilizati
on
1.4. Signs Box A of None Budget Officer
the ORS/BURS
1.5. Records the None Budgeting Assistant
ORS/BURS in
the logbooks and
forward the 2
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copies of the
ORS/BURS and
other supporting
document s to
the Accounting
Unit
1.6. Receives None Accounting Clerk
disbursement
vouchers DV
(ORS/ BURS if
applicable) and
supporting
documented
information.
1.7. Reviews Accounting Clerk
completeness of
supporting
documented
information.
1.8. Certify Accountant III
correctness of
vouchers and
supporting
documented
information.
Checks
availability of
Cash.
1.9. Assigns DV Accounting Clerk
number in the
control logbook.
1.10. Signs in BOX C Accountant III
of DV.
1.11. Record in the Accounting Clerk
receiving/releasin
g logbook the
date of release
and forward to
Head of Agency.
322
Submission of the Budget Proposal
To ensure proper preparation of budget proposal for DOST- III to be submitted within theset
deadline.
323
Procurement, Inspection and Issuance of Supplies and Materials,Equipment and
Services
324
1.3. PRs None 3-5 working days Supply Unit
amounting to
50,000.00
and above
will be
subjected for
PhilGEPS
Posting for
Three (3)
Days.
– Three (3)
RFQs will
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also be
requested
from
suppliers who
signified
interest in the
Posting
1.4. Preparation None 5-10 mins. Supply Unit
of ORS /
BURS
together with
pertinent
documents:
RFQ,
Abstract and
Purchase
Order (PO)
for
Obligation.
1.5. Awarding of None 1- 15 working Supply Unit
Approved days
Purchase
Order (PO) to
external
provider until
delivered.
1.6. Preparation None For Regional Supply Unit
of Inspection Office (1-3
and working days)
Acceptance
Report once For PSTC’s (5-
delivered. 10 working days)
1.7. Issuance of
Supplies and
Materials to
end users.
1.8. Preparation None 1-3 working days Supply Unit
of
Disbursement
Voucher and
other
supporting
documents:
Delivery
Receipt/Sales
(Charge)
Invoice,
Inspection
Report and
326
Tax
Certificates to
be forwarded
to the
Accounting
Unit for the
Payment
Processing.
327
Application for Leave
Provision to use for a short-term absences like sick days and vacation leave.
Office or Division: Human Resource Management
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C
Who may avail: Employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
d. Fully accomplished Application for Leave Form Human Resource Office – Carmencita G.
Nagoy
FEES PROCE-
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE SSING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. The employee 1.1. Receive, None 2 minutes Carmencita G. Nagoy
wishing to file a leave Check the
of absence Application for
accomplishes one (1) Leave Form
copy of an Application
for Leave Form for
signature of the
Department Head or
his/her immediate
supervisor.
2. After the computation 2.1. The ARD- None 2 minutes ARD Belen Q. Garcia
of leave credits is FAS signs the
accomplished, the Application for
AFL is forwarded to Leave Form
ARD-FAS who
approves the
computation on the
AFL.
3. The Application for 3.1. The Regional None 2 minutes Dr. Julius Caesar V.
Leave is forwarded to Director signs Sicat, CESO III
the Office of the the
Regional Director for Application for
final approval. Leave
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Application for Employment
It is a standard business document which is prepared with questions in order for the HRMPSB to
determine the best candidate to be given the responsibility of fulfilling the work needs of the
agency.
Office or Division: Human Resource Management
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2C
Who may avail: Applicants
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
a. Application Letter Prepared by the applicant
b. Photocopy of Transcript of Records Prepared by the applicant
c. Photocopy of Birth Certificate Prepared by the applicant
d. Personal Data Sheet Prepared by the applicant
FEES
CLIENT PROCESSING PERSON
AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
STEPS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
329
3. Only
applicants 3.1. Prepare None 1 hour and Human Resource
who are able examination 30 minutes Merit Promotion
to meet the paper and and Selection
Minimum evaluation Board
Qualification sheet. (HRMPSB)
Standards of
the position
applied for will
be called for
the exam and
an interview.
4. The
successful 4.1. Inform the None 10 minutes Remedios R.
applicant is qualified Guilas
advised of the applicant
of the
HRMPSB
decision. .
Employment
papers are
prepared by
the person-in-
charge.
330
Staff Development Program
331
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL
OFFICE NO. IV-A (CALABARZON)
332
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE IVA (CALAARZON) PROFILE
Mandate
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to provide central direction,
leadership and coordination of scientific and technological effortsand ensure that the
results therefrom are geared and utilized in areas of maximum economic and social
benefits for the people.
Vision
The prime mover in Science, Technology and Innovation for sustainable development ofthe
CALABARZON Region by 2022
Mission
To lead innovative science and technology solutions for sustainable development of
CALABARZON.
Service Pledge
We are committed to provide relevant services to both the government andprivate
sectors in Region IV-A with highest standards of quality and reliabilities within our
capabilities and resources according to customer andall applicable regulatory and
statutory requirements and to continuallyimprove the effectiveness of our QMS in order
to meet customer satisfactionat all times.
We also commit to attend to all our stakeholders in the region, fromMondays to Fridays,
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, without noon-break, at our regional and field offices.
333
Internal Services
Finance and Administrative Services
Handling Internal Customer Feedback
334
TECHNICAL OPERATIONS DIVISION
Technology Transfer and Commercialization
SETUP is a nationwide strategy of DOST to address the needs and requirements of enterprises through
technology and equipment upgrading, strengthening of innovation capability, increasing productivity and
producing quality products to contribute in the attainment of sustainable and inclusive growth thecountryside.
335
5. Return to the 8. Instruct the client None 2 minutes Guard on duty
information/guard’ to officially log out. Regional Office
s desk
TOTAL: None 20 minutes
336
Grants-in-Aid (GIA) Program
337
5. Return to the 9. Instruct the client to None 2 minutes Guard on duty
information/guar officially log out. Regional Office
d ’s desk
TOTAL: Non 20 minutes
e
338
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send a feedback Fill up Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form (Walk-in),
with the customer rating the services from 1 the lowest and
5 the highest rating of satisfaction and submit to the guard
on duty.
How feedbacks are processed Accomplished Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form (Walk-
in) are compiled and submitted to the TechnicalOperations
clerk for proper recording and filing.
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Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services
Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory (RSTL)
340
Option 2: 1.1 For phone None 2 days CRO
1. Request for price request. (more than RSTL Office
quotation via Obtain 1week
phonecall or email necessary for
information. outsource
d analysis)
For e-
mailed
request.
Acknowledge
receipt of e-mail.
Obtain/Clarify
the necessary
information.
Turn over
request to
authorized
laboratory.
Lab head
1.3 Review
or Asst. lab
and sign the
head
price
RSTL
quotation.
Office
1.4 Send the
price quotation Assigned
tothe customer laborator
y
personne
l
RSTL Office
TOTAL: None 2 days
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Acceptance of Test Request
Acceptance of test request from customers for testing and/or referral
Office or Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory (RSTL)
Division:
Classification: Simple, Complex
Type of G2C
Transaction:
Who may avail: Government agencies, NGOs, Academe, Industries, Private
sector, Organizations and civic groups, General public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Option 1: Request for Quotation RSTL Receiving Area
Form (OP-006-F1) – (1 original)
Option 2: Referral Form (OP-007-F3) – RSTL Receiving Area
(1 original)
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBL
E
Option 1: 1.1 Check for None 30 minutes for CRO
1. Fill out the completenessand < 5 samples RSTL Office
Quotation Request clarity of
Form (OP-006-F1) information 1 hour for
. more than 5
1.2 Inspect the samples Lab head or Asst.
samples. Consult lab headRSTL
concerned Office
analyst/s.
Label the samples.
1.4 Acknowledgethe
request by affixing the
nameand signature
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Option 2: 1.1 Check Refer to 5 days CRO
1. Fill out completeness the RSTL Office
request form for of information. quotation
referral (OP- sent by
007-F3). 1.2 Look for a referral
referral lab
laboratoryoffering
the services
required.Seek
referral laboratory’s
approval. Inform
customer.
1.3 Inspect
samples
according to the
referral
laboratory’s
specification on
sample or test
items.
1.3 1.4 Issue order of
payment form the
referral laboratory.
2. Pay for the 2.1 Bring the samples Courie 2 days CRO
testing services to the authorized r fee RSTL Office
andthe courier fee. courier for delivery to
the referral
laboratory. Obtainthe
courier fee official
receipt.
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Release of Test Results
Release of test results (partial or official) manually or via electronic copy
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Option 2: 1.1 Transmit the None 10 minutes CRO
1. Follow up on results by fax or by e- RSTL Office
the indicated day mail.
of release of test
results. 1.2 Send CSFF form
or send a link for the
electronic CSFF
TOTAL: 10 minutes
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TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME FOR ANALYSES:
Microbiological:
a. Bacteriological test – 7 days
b. Salmonella, Y&M – minimum of 10 days
Physico-Chemical:
a. Environmental package – 14 days
b. PNSDW tests – minimum of 31 days
c. Proximate – 28 days
d. Temp-accelerated Shelf Life – 6 to 8 months
e. Moisture-accelerated Shelf Life – 3 months
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How feedbacks The responses from manually filled out CSFF areconsolidated
are processed via an Excel file.
Formula:
CSI = Sum of Weighted Score/5 x 100where:
Weighted score = WF x SS/100
SS = total score/number of respondents Weighting factor
(WF) = importance score/total ofimportance score
Importance score = total score/total number ofrespondents
Formula:
NPS = %Promoters - % Detractors
How to file a complaint Complaints are filed using the Complaints Form (OP-
12-F1). Relevant information such as Customer Name, Requisition
ID No., Complaints, Date and Time of filingshould be indicated.
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How complaints The complaints received will be investigated in a timelymanner.
are processed Investigations can be through personnel interview, customer interview,
records review, review oflaboratory process, and other possible lapses.
349
Cavite Water and Wastewater Testing Laboratory (CWWTL)
Preparation of Price Quotation
Preparation of price quotation upon receiving request from customer
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1.2 Prepare price quotation
according to customer
specification.
351
Acceptance of Test Request
Acceptance of test request from customers for testing and/or referral
ffice or Division: Cavite Water and Wastewater Testing Laboratory (CWWTL)
Classification: Simple, Complex
Type of Transaction: G2C
Who may avail: Government agencies, NGOs, Academe, Industries, Private
sector, Organizations and civic groups, General public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request Form (OP-007-F1) – (1 original) CWWTL Receiving Area
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Fill out the 1.1 Check for None 30 minutes for Receiving Officer
Request Form completenessand clarity < 5 samples CWWTL Office
(OP-007-F1) of information.
1 hour for
1.2 Inspect the samples. more than 5
Consult samples
concerned analyst/s.
Indicatethe turnaround
time
1.3 Acknowledgethe
request by affixing the
nameand
signature.
2. Pay for 2.1 Secure Refer to 10 minutes Receiving
the testing thepayment of the Officer/ CRO
fee. theacquired test CWWTL CWWTL
fees. Schedule Office
of Fees Technical
2.2 Encode Manager/
customer’s Quality
information at Managerand
OneLab. Reviewand Receiving
print the request Officer CWWTL
form. Office
353
Release of Test Results
Release of test results manually or via electronic copy
355
TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME FOR ANALYSES
a. Microbiological – 7 working days
b. Physico-Chemical – 15 working days
How feedbacks The responses from manually filled out CSFF areconsolidated
are processed via an Excel file.
Formula:
CSI = Sum of Weighted Score/5 x 100where:
Weighted score = WF x SS/100
SS = total score/number of respondents Weighting factor
(WF) = importance score/total ofimportance score
Importance score = total score/total number ofrespondents
Formula:
NPS = %Promoters - % Detractors
How to file a complaint Complaints are filed using the Complaints Form (OP- 009-F1).
Relevant information such as Customer Name, Requisition ID No.,
Complaints, Date and Timeof filing should be indicated.
356
How complaints The complaints received will be investigated in a timelymanner.
are processed Investigations can be through personnel interview, customer interview,
records review, review oflaboratory process, and other possible lapses.
357
Regional Metrology Laboratory (RML)
Preparation of Formal Quotation
Preparation of Price Quotation upon receiving a request from a customerthrough
walk-in, phone, or email.
358
2.3 Review andsign 2 minutes each Technical
the quotation. Manager/
LabHead
RML Office
2.4 Print in duplicate.
Issueone (1) original
copy of formal Receiving/
quotation to CalibrationOffice
the customer. r RML Office
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Option 2: 1.1 For phone None 3 days Receiving/
Requestfor request. Calibration
quotation by phone Obtainnecessary Officer
or email information. RMLOffice
1. Inquire directly for Listdown items for
quotation using the calibration.
contact details
provided. Indicate For e-
specific requests mailed
(additional test points, request.
calibration methods Acknowledge receipt
and procedures, on- of email.
site calibration, etc.). Clarify/Obtain
thenecessary
information. Print
customer’
s request.
2. Receive 2.1 Prepare Formal None
Formal Quotation QuotationForm (OP-
upon completion 006- F2) and refer on
of steps 2.1– 2.4 schedule of fees and
on agency charges. Indicate on
actions. the quotation on
which parametersthe
lab is not capable.
Include terms and
conditions, prepare
“Agreement for On-
site calibration” (OP-
007- F2) if the
customer requested
on-site calibration.
2.3 Print in
duplicate. Send
formal
quotations to the
customer.
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Acceptance of Technical Service Request
Acceptance of technical service request from customers for calibration throughwalk-
in, referral system, or submission of instruments by courierservice.
For on-site
calibration
instrument/s,
follow Option 2.
2. Secures two (2) 2. Evaluate None 10 minutes Calibration
original copies of requests based for ≤ 5 Officer
Technical Service on capability, instruments RML Office
Request (TSR) resources, and
Form, reads Terms availability.
and Condition, if Review and
acceptable, approve the TSR
accomplish the Form. Indicate
form. agreed date and
time of
completion of
calibration.
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3. Receive one (1) 3. Sign the None 2 Receiving/
original copy of Technical minutes Calibration
Technical Service Service Request without Officer
Request Form Form. Prepare request RML Office
duly signed and statement of of SOC;
approved by lab charges (SOC), 5 minutes
personnel. if ifSOC were
requested. requested
4. Customer pays in 4. Accept Refer to 3 minutes Receiving/
full and receives an payment the RML Calibratio
Official Receipt. and prepare Schedule n Officer
the of Fees RML Office
Official Receipt.
TOTAL: 28 minutes
Option 2: Request 1. Evaluate None 10 minutes Calibration
for on-site requests based for ≤ 5 Officer
calibration on capability, instruments RML Office
1. Secure two (2) resources, and
original copies of availability.
Technical Service Review and
Request Form (OP- approve the TSR
007-F1) together Form. Indicate
with two original agreed date and
copies of time for on-site
Agreement for On- calibration.
site Services (OP-
007-F2), read
Terms and
Condition, if
acceptable,
accomplish the
form.
2. Agree with the 2. Explain the None 3 minutes Receiving/
terms and terms and Calibration
conditions on the conditions during Officer
conduct of on-site conduct of on-site RML Office
calibration. calibration.
3. Customer 3. Sign Technical None 2 minutes Receiving/
receives the signed Service Request without Calibration
Technical Service Form (OP-007- request of Officer
Request Form (OP- F1) and SOC; RML Office
007-F1) and Agreement for
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Agreement for On-site Services 8 minutes if
On- site Services form (OP-007- SOC were
form (OP-007- F2). requested
F2). Prepare
Statement of
Charges (SOC),
if
requested.
4. Customer pays in 4. Accept Refer to 3 minutes Receiving/
full and receives an payment the RML Calibratio
Official Receipt. and prepare Schedule n Officer
the of Fees RML Office
Official Receipt.
5. Customer 5. Conduct on- None Refer to the Calibration
returnsto the site calibration. Agreement Officer/s
agreed date and for On-site RML Office
time of on-site Services
calibration. form
(OP-007-F2)
TOTAL: 24 minutes
Option 3: 1. Assess None 5 minutes Receiving/
Acceptance of calibration for ≤ 5 Calibration
Technical Service requests or instruments Officer
Request other than inquiries of RML Office
walk-in customers customers sent
1. Submit a request via email or
for calibration of phone.
instrument/s via
email or phone.
For on-site
calibration
instrument/s,
follow Option 2.
2. Coordinate with 2. Coordinate None 10 minutes Receiving/
the laboratory on with the Calibration
specific requests. customers on Officer
their calibration RML Office
requirements.
Ask for the
information of the
364
item/units subject
for calibration (i.e.
photo of the
items, range,
365
model, or
manufacturer)
from the
customer for
theinitial
evaluation.
Evaluate
requests based
on capability,
resources and
availability.
3. Submit 3. Instruct and None 5 minutes Receiving/
instrument/s for inform Calibration
calibration (through customers on Officer
referral system or proper RML Office
bycourier service). packaging and
handling of
instruments for
calibration
upon sending
to the
laboratory.
4. Inform the 4. Receive None 4 days Receiving/
laboratory unit/items. If Calibration
before sending found to be Officer
the defective or not RML Office
instrument/s for ingood condition
calibration. upon receipt to
the lab, reject
therequest and
immediately
inform the
customer.
5. Wait for status 5. Evaluate None 20 minutes Receiving/
and confirmation of instruments. Calibration
receipt of Whenfound Officer
instruments from satisfactorily, RML Office
laboratory follow
personnel. procedures
starting from
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Step 2 of Option
1
TOTAL: 4 days, 40
minutes
367
Release of Calibration Results
Release of calibration results, manually or electronically.
(A proof of identity is
required: any
government- issued IDs
368
and company
ID)
369
2. Claims the 2. Release the None 10 minutes Releasing/
instruments, instruments, for ≤ 5 Calibration
Calibration Calibration instrument Officer
Certificates, and Certificates, and s RMLOffice
signs on the secure the
Technical signature of the
ServiceRequest customer in the
form. TSR Form.
TOTAL: 20 minutes
370
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send a feedback Answer the Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form (CSF) and drop it at
the designated drop box located at
the receiving and releasing area of the RML building.
How feedbacks The responses from manually filled out CSFF areconsolidated
are processed via an Excel file.
Formula:
CSI = Sum of Weighted Score/5 x 100where:
Weighted score = WF x SS/100
SS = total score/number of respondents Weighting factor
(WF) = importance score/total ofimportance score
Formula:
NPS = %Promoters - % Detractors
How to file a complaint The customer must formally file a complaint by answering the
complaint form (OP-12-F1) located at the receiving and releasing
area of the RML building.
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How complaints 1. The receiving personnel forwards the accomplished
are processed complaint form to the deputy orTechnical Manager to
validate the complaint.
2. The deputy or Technical Manager conducts initial evaluation
if the complaint is laboratory related concern based on the
information givenby the complainant.
3. The complainant is then informed if the complaint is
invalid or non-laboratory related complaints. If the
complaints are valid, the deputy or Technical Manager
forwards this tothe LaboratoryHead.
4. The Laboratory Head investigates,
evaluatescomplaints, recommends, and assigns
corrective actions.
5. The Laboratory Head monitors the effectiveness of the
corrective actions and further improves it, if found not to be
effective.
6. The progress, status, and effectiveness of the actions to
correct the complaints are communicated to the
complainants thru letter or electronic mail.
7. The Assistant Regional Director for TechnicalOperations notes
the final report or formal correspondence to the complainant
Contact Information CCB: 0908-881-6565 (SMS)
of CCB,
PCC, ARTA PCC: 8888
ARTA: [email protected] / 1-ARTA (2782)
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Regional Volumetric and Calibration Laboratory (RVCL)
Acceptance of Request Form, Conduct of Calibration Service, and Release of Calibration
Result
Acceptance of the job order form followed by the conduct of the calibration service. The
calibration results are released after the calibration, manually.
374
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send a feedback Answer the Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form
(OP-011- F1) given during release of calibration
certificate. The receiving officer provides guidance
tocustomer on filling out the CSF. Submit the
accomplished CSF to the lab personnel.
How feedbacks are processed 1. All Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form
(CSF)are compiled and recorded by the
receiving personnel.
2. Analysis of responses is conducted on
amonthlybasis.
3. Immediate actions are undertaken when
ratingsbelow satisfactory were received followed
by a verification of the causes of the negative
feedback.
4. Effectiveness of the actions taken are
then verified.
How to file a complaint The customer must formally file using the
ComplaintsForm (OP-012-F1) and submit to the
receiving officer.
How complaints are processed 1. The receiving officer will receive the formal
complaint addressed to the Laboratory
Headand forward this to the concerned
laboratory.
2. The Laboratory head validates and
investigatesthe
complaints received.
3. Outcomes are reviewed and
approved by individuals not involved
in the laboratory activities.
4. The Laboratory Head recommends and
assigns corrective actions. If corrective
actions fail the first time, a review is conducted
for an alternate corrective action. If is still fails,
inform customer.
5. All written correspondence to customer is
notedby the Regional Director.
6. When the integrity of the RVCL is in question,the
Regional Director signs the response letter.
Contact Information of CCB: 0908-881-6565 (SMS)
CCB, PCC, ARTA PCC: 8888
ARTA: [email protected] / 1-ARTA (2782)
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Technical Consultancy Services
Continuing technical and Productivity consultancy services are offered under the Manufacturing Productivity
Extension Program (MPEX); Consultancy for Agricultural Productivity Enhancement(CAPE) program, Cleaner
Production (CP), Effective Energy Management/Energy Assessment (EA), Food Safety and other consultancy
programs. These are provided by DOST’s pool of S&T experts and industry through OneExpert
376
5. Return to the 8. Instruct the client to None 2 minutes Guard on duty
information/guar officially log out. Regional Office
d’
s desk
TOTAL: Non 20 minutes
e
377
Micro Hydro Power (MHP)
Request for information about the Micro Hydro Power Project.
2.2 Discuss
thedetails of the
Micro Hydro
Project.
2.3 Ask the clientif
there are any other
inquiries. Ifnone,
end of transaction.
378
Biogas Technology
Request for information about the Biogas Technology Project.
379
Packaging and Labelling
Request for availment of Packaging and Labelling service.
2.2 Prepare
endorsement
letter address
tothe Regional
Director for
approval of
request
TOTAL: None 17 minutes
380
S&T Information and Promotion
Inquiry on Agency’s Programs and Services
Request and/or inquiry about the programs and services offered by DOST-
CALABARZON.
381
1. Send a message/
inquiry through
official channels:
A. Email
B. Website
C. Faceboo
k page
382
1.2 The inquiry will Within 2 days PARCU/ PSTC
then be forwarded staff
to the concerned Regional/ Field
unit. The person Office
who inquired will
be contacted by
the unit’s staff for
verification of the
program/service
inquired.
TOTAL: None 2 days,
20
minute
s
383
Request for Participation in Fairs/Exhibits
Invitation and request to participate in the fairs/exhibits organized by the
clients.
If disapproved, send
letter of disapproval
to therequesting
party
2. Arrange venue, 2. Prepare None 5 days PARCU
staff
food, service, and materials for the Regional Office
other preparations activity.
related to the
activity.
3. Ensure attendance 3. Conduct of the None 2 days (or PARCU
staff
of theparticipants. activity. more Regional Office
depending onthe
length of
384
the event)
TOTAL: None 10 days,
5
minute
s
385
S&T Scholarships
386
2. Once registered, 2. Provide kiosk None 5 minutes Scholarshipstaff
download and print with scanner and Regional/ Field
the application form printer for walk-in Office
from the system. applicants and
assist them for
faster transaction.
387
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
389
Handling Customer’s Technical Request
2. Wait for the 2.1 If approved, inform None 3 minutes TO/ PSTC
communication the customer and start staff Regional/
fromstaff the implementation Field Office
regarding ofthe appropriate
approval or action.
disapproval of
request. If the request is not
approved, staff will
390
inform the customer
through a formalletter.
391
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send a feedback Fill up Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form (Walk-in),
with the customer rating the services from 1 the lowest
and 5 the highest rating of satisfaction and
submit to the guard on duty.
How feedbacks are processed Accomplished Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form
(Walk-in) are compiled and submitted to the
TechnicalOperations clerk for proper recording and filing.
392
REGIONAL OFFICE
Internal Services
393
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Handling Internal Customer Feedback
2.2 If no rating
< 3, proceed to
steps 5 – 6 on
agency actions;
if with rating < 3,
proceed to step
3
on agency action.
3. Take None Concerned UnitHead
appropriat FAS – Budget,
e action. Accounting,
Cashiering,
HR,Supply and
Property
394
To be informed by 4.1 Inform None 5 minutes Concerned Unit
the concerned unit. internal customer. Head
FAS –
4.2 Gives Budget,
feedback to Accounting,
customer through Cashiering,
a written HR, Supply
communication. and Property
4.3 1st follow up.
1 day after
implementatio
n of
committed
4.4 2nd follow up. action
22 days
4.5 Monitoring of after1st
effectiveness (if follow up
effective, end; if
not, conduct further
review).
5. Prepare a None 1 hour Administrative
Quarterly Report on Assistant Office
Summary of Internal of the Assistant
CustomerFeedback. Regional
Director for FAS
6. Submit Summary None 5 minutes Administrative
of Internal Customer Assistant Office
Feedback to QCTto of the Assistant
be presented on Regional
Management Director for FAS
Review.
TOTAL: None 26 days, 1
hour,
1
5 minutes
(feedback
with corrective
action)
1 hour,
10
minutes
(feedbac
395
k without
correctiv
e
action)
396
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send a feedback Fill out Internal Customer Satisfaction Feedback
Formand submit to the staff in-charge of
consolidating the
forms.
How feedbacks are processed Receive the internal customer feedback form.
397
LIST OF OFFICES
398
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE IVB
MIMAROPA
399
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE IV PROFILE
VISION : Prime Mover of Innovative S&T Solutions
OBJECTIVES :
3. To develop S&T human resource and build up local technological capability; and
STRATEGIES :
401
IDENTIFIED FRONTLINE SERVICES :
1. Conduct of Technology Needs Assessment
2. Technology Transfer
402
DOST – MIMAROPA
DIRECTORY
PSTO-OCCIDENTAL MINDORO
403
PSTO-ORIENTAL MINDORO ENGR. PACIFICO T. SARIEGO, III
Provincial S&T Director
MR. JESSE M. PINE Sta. Monica, Pto. Princesa City,
Palawan 5300
Provincial S&T Director
2/F HM Center Bldg., J. P. Rizal Telefax: (048) 433-0489
St.Brgy. Camilmil, Calapan City [email protected]
5200 Oriental Mindoro
PSTO-MARINDUQUE
PSTO-ROMBLON
PSTO-PALAWAN
404
Conduct of Technology Needs Assessment (TNA)
TNA is a systematic process used to identify strengths and weaknesses of an enterprise that will lead to the
provision of appropriate DOST interventions. It is a process used to collect and examine information and
issues, determine priority goals, and develop a plan, toallocate funds and resources. It is a tool that could
identify the gaps between an enterprise’stechnology vision, goals, and needs and present situation.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter of Request
2. TNA Form 1 Application for TNA with Attachment A Enterprise Profile
3. TNA Form 4 Scope of Assessment
Person-in-
Step Applicant/Client Administrator’s Office Duration of Charge
Activity Activity
405
requirements
5 Provide the TNA team Prepare the report of 1 day TNA Team
with any missing the assessment using
information that may TNA Report Forms 1 &
not have been 4
captured during the
actual TNA
406
6 Review and validate Inform the client DOST 1 day TNA Team
the report for revision can provide the
necessary technical
assistance and refer to
other agencies if DOST
cannot extend the
assistance
407
Technology Transfer (SETUP)
Technology Transfer involves the transfer of knowledge and/or skills pertaining to a certain process or
technology to clients particularly those intending to establish new technology- based enterprises or upgrade
existing ones
REQUIREMENTS:
1. TNA Forms 1 and 4
4. Copy of business permits and licenses from relevant LGUs and other government offices
5. Financial statements of at least the past three (3) years for the company/ beneficiary
duly signed by a Registered Accountant/Auditor
8. Board resolution authorizing the borrowing and designating authorized signatories for
the technology assistance (if applicable)
11. Review and Technical Evaluation Committee (RTEC) Executive Report completely
signed by all the RTEC members duly noted by the Regional Director
408
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE:
MSMEs requesting for technology assistance through the Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program
(SETUP)
409
4 Route client’s request 1 day Regional
and complete Director
documents to
Regional Program
Coordinator
410
9 Case 1 (Amount 1 day Regional
Requested – P3M & Director/Region
below): Regional al Program
Director to Coordinator
approve/disapprove
project proposal
Case 2 (Amount
Requested greater
than P3M)
Regional Director to
endorse project
proposal with all the
SETUP documents to
NPMO for approval
Agreement
411
11 Receive the Conduct transfer of 1 month from RDI Technical
technology technology MOA signing Representative
requested (SETUP)
Regional
Program
Coordinator
PSTD
412
Technology Transfer (Local Grants-in-Aid)
Technology Transfer involves the transfer of knowledge and/or skills pertaining to a certain process or
technology to clients particularly those intending to establish new technology- based enterprises or upgrade
existing ones
REQUIREMENTS:
1. TNA Forms 1 and 4
4. Copy of business permits and licenses from relevant LGUs and other government
offices
5. Financial statements of at least the past three (3) years for the company/
beneficiary duly signed by a Registered Accountant/Auditor as applicable.
11. Review and Technical Evaluation Committee (RTEC) Executive Report completely
signed by all the RTEC members duly noted by the Regional Director
413
WHO CAN AVAIL OF THE SERVICE:
MSMEs, LGUs, SUCs, cooperatives, NGOs and other interested parties requesting fortechnology
assistance through the local Grants-in-Aid (GIA) program.
414
6 Schedule Review and At least once Regional
Technical Evaluation every quarter Program
Committee (RTEC) Coordinator
Meeting
PSTD
415
Technology Training/Forums Program
Technology Training refers to “assistance” on the transfer of knowledge and /or skills pertaining to a certain
technology. This includes technology transfer activities that were proposed during the annual planning
workshop. Depending on the level of priority of the training requests, unplanned trainings can also be
included. The following are the modes fortechnology training: Technical Lecture, Demonstration, Hands-On-
Training, Seminar, Workshop and Combinations of the above.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter of request
Person-in-
Step Applicant/Client Administrator’s Office Duration of Charge
Activity Activity
416
1 Submit letter of Receive letter of 1 day Provincial S&T
request accompanied request Director (PSTD)
with Client Profile
Form
417
6 Coordinate with 5 days Regional Program
RDI/Council concerned Coordinator
and finalize the training
schedule
Trainor/Resource
Person
PSTD
418
Conduct of Consultancy and Technical Services
Technical Consultancy and/or Expert/Technical Services involves the conduct of a one on- one or group
discussions/assessment/appraisals of the product/process/firms/farms presentconditions, needs or problems
towards a development or improvement of a betterproduct ormore efficient process/production/technology.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter of request
419
2 Conduct initial
evaluation to assess
specific technical 1 day
needs, potentials,
background
information of client
and level of priority
420
CAPE others)
8 Receive and Coordinate with PSTD
implement concerned
recommendations agency/expert for the Expert/Resourc
conduct of Actual e Person/
Consultation Activities
Consultant
12 Furnish Regional
TAPI/concerned Consultancy
agency a copy of the Coordinator
report/s
421
S&T Scholarships
DOST-SEI S&T Scholarship under Republic Act No. 7687 or the S&T Scholarship Act of 1994 seeks to
significantly increase the S&T manpower pool of the country by providing more scholarship slots for both BS
and technology courses open to qualified incoming college freshmen that belong to the top 5% of the
graduating high school class.
The DOST-SEI Merit scholarships are awarded to students with high aptitude in science andmathematics and
are willing to pursue careers in the fields of science and technology.
The scholarship program under Republic Act No. 10612 aims to strengthen the country’s science and
technology education by fast-tracking graduates in sciences, mathematics andengineering who shall teach
science and mathematics in secondary schools throughout thecountry.
2. poor, talented and deserving student who belongs to a family whose socio-economic
status does not exceed the set values of certain indicators;
3. member of the top five percent (5%) of the Non-STEM strand senior high school
graduating class; or
5. resident of the municipality for the last 4 years as attested by the barangay;
2. member of the top five percent (5%) of the Non-STEM strand senior high school
graduating class; or
3. member of the STEM strand senior high school graduating class;
2. incoming regular 3rd year college student in an identified priority S&T course;
3. has a general weighted average of at least 83% (or its equivalent) in his/her first year
and first semester of the second year in college;
REQUIREMENTS:
For RA 7687 Applicants:
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4. Certification that applicant belongs to the senior high school STEM strand class (Form
D1); or
5. Certification that applicant belongs to the upper 5% of the NON-STEM strand senior
high school graduating class (Form D2)
6. Statement of applicant that he/she has not taken any previous DOST-SEI
Undergraduate Scholarship Examination and any undergraduate units or post-secondary
course (Form E)
11. Income Tax Return/W2/Employment Contract /BIR Cert. of Tax Exemption from filing
ITR/ Brgy. Cert. of Indigency
12. Electricity Bill for 3 consecutive months, Barangay Certificate of Electric Sharing – If
sharing with other households in paying the electricity bills
3. Certification that applicant belongs to the senior high school STEM strand class (Form
D1); or
4. Certification that applicant belongs to the upper 5% of the NON-STEM strand senior
high school graduating class (Form D2)
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5. Statement of applicant that he/she has not taken any previous DOST-SEI
Undergraduate Scholarship Examination and any undergraduate units or post-secondary
course (Form E)
8. Official Transcript of Records (TOR) or True copy of Grades (TOG) for first and second
years in college
11. Photocopy of any document containing your DepEd Learner Reference Number (High
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School Diploma, Form 137, etc.)
For Qualifiers:
1. Community Tax Certificate, Official Passport of the legal guardian or any valid ID
2. Affidavit of Guardianship
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4 Prepare for conduct of 2 months
exam
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REGIONAL STANDARDS AND TESTING LABORATORY (RSTL)
Microbiology, Physico-Chemical and Metrology Laboratories
On-site Calibration:
Tuesday to Friday (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM)
Requirements:
1. Quantity of Sample
A. Microbiological Analysis
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2. Metrology
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• Maximum Capacity/Maximum Weighing Range
Trailer Tankers)
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Sample Submission
Procedural Detail
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Release of Test Reports
Procedural Detail
1 Presents the Claim Stub and OR Verifies the Claim Stub 2 Releasing
minutes Officer
- Katherine
Dula
2 Claims the Test Releases Test 5 - Michelle
Results/Calibration Certificate Report/Calibration minutes De Juan
Certificate - Niescee
Talaman
- Ina Pia
3 Accomplishes the Customer’s Gets the accomplished 5 Bandian
Satisfaction Feedback Form Customer’s Satisfaction minutes
Feedback Form
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Handling Customer Feedback
– MIMAROPA
City, Philippines
Tel. No. (02) 837-3755; (02) 632 837-2071 local 2092 to 2093
Customer feedback pertains to all issues and concerns to include customer complaints, suggestions that
require attention and immediate action. This process covers all activities from receipt of customer feedback
up to the time the appropriate action is carried out.
REQUIREMENTS:
MSMEs, LGUs, SUCs, cooperatives, NGOs, and other clients and customers with concern on the services being
provided by the agency
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE:
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGION 5
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE V PROFILE
I. MANDATE
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the DOST to provide central direction, leadership and
coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results therefrom are geared
and utilized in areas of maximum economic and social benefits for the people.
II. VISION
“Provider of world-class scientific, technological and innovative solutions that will leadto higher
productivity and better quality of life.”
III.MISSION
To direct, lead, and coordinate the country’s scientific and technological effortsgeared towards
maximum economic and social benefits for the people.
I. SERVICE PLEDGE
We the officials and employees of the Department of Science and Technology commit to:
1. Serve you promptly, efficiently and with utmost courtesy by authorized personnel
with proper identification from Mondays to Fridays, from 8:00 AM TO 5:00 PM,
without noon break;
2. Ensure strict compliance with service standards with written explanation with any
delays with frontline services;
3. Respond to your complaint about our services the soonest or within the day throughout
our public assistance or complaint desk and take corrective measures;
4. Value citizens Comments, suggestions, and needs, including those with special
needs such as the differently a bled, pregnant women, and senior citizens; and
5. Empower the public through 24/7 access to information on our policies,
programs, activities and services through our URL:
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE V
External Services
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DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Program
DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Application
The S&T Undergraduate Scholarships Program aims to stimulate and entice talented Filipino youths to
pursue lifetime productive careers in science and technology and ensure a steady, adequate supply of
qualified S&T human resources which can steer the country towards national progress.
Classification Complex
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The applicant must upload the following:
2.1 Parent/s latest Income Tax Return or 2.1 Bureau of Internal Revenue
BIR Form 1701 or 2316; or
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DOST-SEI Junior Level Science Scholarships (JLSS)
The Junior Level Science Scholarship (JLSS) Program aims to: provide scholarships that will finance the
education of talented and deserving students in their third year of college and who are pursuing degree
programs in the areas of science and technology; and ensurea steady, adequate supply of qualified S&T human
resources who can steer the country towards national progress.
Classification Complex
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● of good moral character and in √ √ √
good health:
2.1 Parent/s latest Income Tax Return or 2.1 Bureau of Internal Revenue
BIR Form 1701 or 2316; or
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8. Form H- Applicant's Certification 8. Requesting the Applicant
10. One recent passport size picture 10. Applicant's preferred photo center
13. Official Transcript of Records (TOR) or True 13. School/University where the
Copy of Grades (TCG) applicant is currently enrolled
Step 1: 1.1 Access the online 1. Make the system None 3 mins DOST-SEI
1
system through available online
Registration https://www.science-
scholarships.ph/
Step 2: 2 Go to the link sent to 2 The system will None 5 mins Online
the applicant's email evaluate whether system
address and answer the applicant
Eligibility completely and satisfies the
Check honestly the eligibility eligibility
questionnaires requirements of
the scholarship
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programs
eligibility
requirements:
3.3 Log-in account in the 3.3 The system will None 10 mins
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on-line system and evaluate the
input all information inputted
required by the information and
online system decide the
scholarship
program the
applicant may
apply to
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Monitoring of Scholarship Status and Processing of Financial Assistance of Scholars
enrolled in the region
One of the responsibilities of a DOST-SEI scholar is to meeting the grade requirement and enrolling
with the prescribed load based on the program of study. Thus, all scholars are required to submit their
certification of grades and certificate of enrollmentevery start and end of each semester/term. Likewise,
the regional office conforms with the schedule when processing the financial assistance of the scholar it
monitors.
Classification Complex
on the scholarship
status
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Total None 20 working
days
Check the SEI website: https://sei.dost.gov.ph for the announcements of the scholarshipqualifiers. If
qualified, a Notice of Award will be sent through the applicant’s registered email address.
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Testing and Calibration Services
RSTL/RML were established nationwide as one of the national strategies of theDepartment of Science
and Technology to complement with tests and calibrations requirements of DOST-SETUP assisted
MSMEs, and other enterprises in order to meet primarily the statutory & regulatory requirements, and
to ultimately improved productivity and product quality to contribute in the attainment of sustainable
and inclusive growth in the countryside, for national development.
Regional Standards and Testing Laboratories (RSTL)
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-Evaluate technical parameters*
service based on
capability, resources and
availability.
-Evaluate if item is
appropriate for
testing/calibration.
Judina D. Lorena
Hilda B. Villanea
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Customer presents Lab authorized staff None
duplicate copy of TSR retains original copy of
to Accounting staff for TSR.
Order of Payment,
pays to the Cashier
and receives Official
Receipt (OR).
Mirabelle L.
Pineda
Edgar B.
Baculinao
Maria Josefa
Soteraña I. Chica
Maria Josefa
Soteraña I. Chica
-RSTL Quality Manager
checks and approves
Test Report
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Customer accomplish Release of Test Report None 15 minutes Cristopher G.
the CSF and/or calibrated item to Millena
Customer
Vanessa SM.
Caluza
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TEST AND CALIBRATION FEES
Chemical Tests
FOOD
Ash 550.00 3
Color 325.00 1
Moisture 500.00 3
Nitrates 800.00 3
Nitrites 1,500.00 3
pH 325.00 1
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Protein 1,000.00 3
PACKAGE
Alkalinity 500.00 1
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Calcium, (Ca) Hardness 700.00 1
Color 325.00 1
Chloride 750.00 1
Conductivity 350.00 1
Nitrates 800.00 1
pH 325.00 1
Salinity 300.00 1
Sulfate 800.00 2
Turbidity 300.00 1
PACKAGE
OTHERS
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Distillation using rotary evaporator (per 500mL) 500.00 3
Phytochemical Analysis
Microbiological Tests
FOOD
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confirmed Test for E. coli 1,000.00 2
PACKAGES
Package A
1,100.00 5
Heterotrophic Plate Count + Coliform Count
Package B
Package C
Package D
650.00 5
Total Coliform Count + Fecal Coliform Count
Package E
1,000.00 2
Total Coliform Count + E. coli Count (Colilert-18)
Package F
OTHERS
Calibration Services
1. Mass Standards
1.1. Calibration of Test Weights
3
>50 g to 500 g 650.00
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>500 g to 10 kg 950.00
>10 kg to 50 kg 1 050.00
1 mg to 500 g 400.00
3
>500 g to 10 kg 600.00
>10 kg to 50 kg 700.00
2. Volume Standards
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>25 000 L to 30 000 L 3 500.00
3. Thermometry Standards
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Additional test point 500.00
4. Pressure Standards
6. Electrical standards
3
6.3. Ohmmeter 900.00
ON-SITE CHARGES:
More than 50 from base lab per day, per team 3 000.00
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Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading (SET-UP)
SETUP is a nationwide strategy of the Department of Science and Technology to address the needs and
requirements of enterprises through technology and equipment upgrading, strengthening of
innovation capability, increasing productivity and producing quality products to contribute in the
attainment of sustainable and inclusive growth in the countryside.
Office or Division: Regional Program Management Office (RPMO)
Classification: Complex
Type of G2C, G2G
Transaction:
Who may avail: (1) Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises wholly owned by Filipino
citizens and willing to apply technological innovations to improve
existing products, services and/or operations.
(2) Any government entity and local government unit (including state
universities and colleges), civil society organization, and
academic institutions with attached business-like operating units
and other projects/activities (such as Common Service Facilities,
innovation/incubation centers) for entrepreneurs/graduates of
entrepreneurs/ graduates of entrepreneurship.
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photocopy of the official receipt DOST PSTC-Catanduanes, CSU Compd.,
of the firm; Calatagan, Virac, Catanduanes
6. Article of Incorporation for
cooperatives and associations DOST PSTC-Masbate, Espinosa Bldg., Masbate,
as proponent. Masbate City
7. Board/Legislative Council
Resolution authorizing the DOST PSTC-Sorsogon, SSU Compd., Sorsogon
availment of the assistance and City
designating authorized
signatory for the funding
assistance for corporations,
cooperatives, SUCs, and
LGUs.
8. Financial statements for the
past three (3) years for Small
and Medium enterprises and
atleast one (1) year for
micro- enterprises together
with notarized Sworn
Statement from the
proponent that all
information provided are
correct and true;
9. Sworn affidavit that none of
the incorporators/officials are
related to the approving
authority yup to the third
degreeof consanguinity and
affinity and that the
proponent has no bad debt;
10. Projected financial
statementsfor the next five
(5) years.
11. Complete technical
specifications and
design/drawing of
equipment
12. Three (3) quotations
from
suppliers/fabricators
for each equipment
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AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Submits Letter of Receives None 0.5 day PSTDs
and
Intent (LOI) evaluates
LOI
addressed to the
Regional Director
through the
Provincial Science
& Technology
Director
Assist the PSTC Conducts on-site None 1 day PSTDs/ Customer
during on-site visit visit and TNA
and technology and informs
needs assessment client if qualified
(TNA) or not qualified
for assistance
If qualified, Assists client to None 10 days PSTDs/ Customer
customer to submit prepare project
the documentary proposal with
requirements package of S&T
interventions
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evaluation
Submit signed
MOA to None 1 day PSTC
Regional Office
Receives the
signed MOA None 1 day RPMO
from PSTC and
facilitates
completion of
signatories to
MOA
Facilitates
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notarization of None 0.5 day RPMO
the MOA
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE V
Internal Services
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Records Management
The central receiving and releasing unit of all communications for proper recordingand routing
procedures in the Regional Office.
Classification: Complex
Type of G2G
Transaction:
Who may avail: DOST V em`ployees
with
Records date and
Management time
Unit (RMU) received
andsignature.
Check
None 10 mins Client /
the Records
completeness Management Unit
of
document.
(For
complete
documents,
assign
Reference
number and
forward to the
concerned
unit.
For
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incomple
tedocuments,
returnto
sender
for
appropriate
action.)
to
concerned
unit
for
appropriate
action.
Update the
action
and
comments
to
the DTS
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Archive / File None 30 mins Records Management
documents. Unit
END
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Purchasing Service
A service that caters to the procurement of required items/supplies and equipment ofthe agency as
support in the delivery of S&T Services in the Region.
Type of G2G
Transaction:
Who may DOST V employees
avail:
CHECKLIST OF WHERE TO SECURE
REQUIREMENTS
Purchase Request ORD
470
1.6 If items are 1 working day Supply, Acctg and ORD
available at
DBM-PS,
prepare
Agency
Procurement
Request
(APR).
471
Requisition for Employee
A procedure that covers the step-by-step procedure of requesting to hire or recruit qualified and
competent personnel to perform the required jobs identified by DOST V.
472
Director/ Forward the
Division Chief. . request to
Assistant Regional
Director (ARD)
concerned for
endorsement.
Program/Project
Once approved,
the Leader
program/Project
Leader/ End user
shall submit to the
HR Unit the
complete
qualification
requirements for
publication.
473
Processing of Application for Leave
A procedure that covers the procedure in the filing, processing and approval of leaveapplications
whenever an employee wishes to be absent from work for vacation, special privilege, or due to
sickness.
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Certification of Leave
Credit
2.6 If endorsed by
theARD, the request
shall be forwarded to
RegionalDirector for
final approval.
2.7 Approval/Disapprov
al of Request by the
RegionalDirector (RD)
2.10 Notify
requesting
employee of status
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ofrequest
(approved/disapproved)
and provide copy
476
Processing of Request for Certification and Service Record
None
477
Processing of Request for Clearance
Employees who are resigning or retiring from service should secure a Clearance fromall
accountability from Human Resource Unit.
None
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Feedback and Complaints
How feedbacks are processed Feedbacks are collated and analyzed by the Quality
Management Representative and is being reported
during DOST V Meeting or Conference and
Management Reviews.
How to file a complaint Complaints can be filed at the DOST Regional Office
No. V or at the Provincial Science and Technology
Centers (PSTCs).
How complaints are processed All complaints received by the office are coursed thru
the concerned Division, Section or Unit for
appropriate action.
Contact Information of CCB, PCC, Contact Center ng Bayan
ARTA Mobile No.: 0908-881-6565
Telephone No.: 1-6565
Website: http://contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph/
Email Address: [email protected]
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Telephone Nos.:
1. +63(2)-478-5091
2. +63(2)-478-5099
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LIST OF OFFICES
Contact
Office Name Location Tel No. Email Address
Person
Office of the Regional (052) Rommel R. [email protected]
Regional Office No. V, 7420911 Serrano, [email protected]
Director Rawis, Director IV [email protected]
Legazpi City
Secretary, Regional (052) Marian [email protected]
Office of the Office No. V, 7420911 DLR. Cruz, [email protected]
Regional Rawis, SRA [email protected]
Director Legazpi City
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Rawis, 0915-483- Elegado,
Legazpi City 9311 Senior
SRS/
PSTD
PSTC- Camarines (054) 440- Hermogen [email protected]
Camarines Norte Sate 0980 es Miguel [email protected]
Norte College 09616405 G.
(CNSC) 211 Pormento,
Compd., Senior
Daet, SRS/ OIC
Camarines
Norte
PSTC- 2nd Flr. Bicol (054) 472- Patrocinio [email protected]
Camarines Science 3827 N. [email protected]
Sur Centrum 0917-596- Felizmenio
Bldg., J. 6720 , Senior
Miranda SRS/
Ave., Naga PSTD
City
PSTC- Catanduanes 0999-755- Marie [email protected]
Catanduanes State 9182 Grace T. [email protected]
University 0906-380- Molina,
(CSU) 6642 Senior
Compd., SRS/
Moonwalk PSTD
St.,
Calatagan,
Virac,
Catanduanes
PSTC- Door No. 3 (056) 582- Josie D. [email protected]
Masbate Espinosa 0373 Albao, [email protected]
Apartent., 9018-410- Senior
Masbate, 7406 SRS/
Masbate City PSTD
PSTC- Sorsogon (056) 211- Sandro B. [email protected]
Sorsogon State 2104 Noguera, [email protected]
College 0915-327- Senior
(SSC) 2844 SRS/PSTD
Compd.,
Sorsogon
City
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGIONAL OFFICE VI
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VI AGENCY PROFILE
Mandate:
To provide central direction, leadership and coordination of scientific and technological efforts
and ensure that the results therefrom are geared and utilizedin areas of maximum economic and
social benefits for the people.
Vision:
Excellent prime-mover of regional and countryside development with equity.
Mission:
To spearhead scientific, technological, and innovation efforts, and ensure that these result to
maximum economic and social benefits for the people in the region.
Quality Policy:
We are committed to provide relevant and gender-responsive science and technology related
services to both the government and private sectors in RegionVI with the highest standards of
quality and reliability, within our capabilities and resources, according to customer and all
applicable regulatory and statutoryrequirements, and to continually improve the effectiveness of
our QMS in order tomeet customer satisfaction.
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Regional Office
External Services
485
Processing of Applications for DOST-SEI S&T Scholarship
Science Educate Institute (SEI) is a service agency of the Department of Scienceand Technology
(DOST) mandated to develop a scientifically and technologicallyliterate citizenry and accelerate
the development of S&T human resources needed for socio-economic development.
The S&T scholarship programs aims to stimulate and entice graduating senior high school to
pursue lifetime productive careers in the field of Science and Technology and to ensure a steady
and adequate supply of qualified S&T humanresources which can steer towards national
progress.
To fulfill these mandates, SEI undertakes, among others the followingundergraduate scholarship
programs:
(RA 10612)
1. Natural-born Filipino citizen
2. Students who belong to a family whose socio-economic status does
not exceed the set values of certain indicators
3. On-going regular 3rd year college student in an identified priority
S&T course
4. Has a general weighted average (GWA) of at least 83% or its
equivalent in his/her first and second year in college
5. A resident of the municipality for the last 4 years as attested by the
barangay captain
6. Of good moral character and in good health
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1.1 Assess the
application form
to determine the
scholarship
category based
on the eligibility
criteria: RA 7687,
RA 10612 or
Merit Program.
Indicate in the
application form
the category of
the applicant.
1.2 Return
applications with
incomplete
documents for
compliance.
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Issuance of Certificate for Enrolment
1.1 Check
authenticity of
copy of grades
and correctness
of request
1.2 Verify from the None 10 minutes Scholarship Staff
control list the Technical
status of the RA Operations Division
7687/RA
10612/Merit
scholar if he/she
is in good
standing
If good standing,
proceed to Step
3
If not, indicate in 489
the request form
the reason/s for
not processing
the request and
return to the
client for
appropriate
action
1.3 Check grades None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
against the Technical
grade Operations Division
requirement. If
he/she meets
the grade
requirement,
proceed to Step
4. If not, indicate
in the request
form the
reason/s for not
processing the
request and
advice the client
1.4 Prepare two (2) None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
copies of Technical
certificate using Operations Division
the prescribed (as per signatory
template. matrix)
1.5 Sign certificate None 9 minutes Scholarship Staff
and stamp the Technical
certificate with Operations Division
DOST VI dry
seal.
2. Receive certificate 2. Issue Certificate None 1 minute Scholarship Staff
for enrollment and for Enrollment Technical
sign the DOST VI Operations Division
file copy to Note: For requests
acknowledge endorsed by PSTCs,
receipt send electronic
copies of certificates
to concerned
University
Coordinators (UCs)
or Provincial S&T
Centers (PSTCs)
TOTAL:
Section XI. DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship agreement. The good standing
scholars/scholar-graduates who shall travel out of the country while still under scholarship or
with service or financial obligation may be issued certification of temporary clearance for travel
abroad upon submission of requireddocuments and/or posting of bond.
1.1 Issue
Acknowledgeme
nt Receipt/Claim
Stub for
Requested
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Certification
indicating date of
release of
certificate (2
days after the
request date)
1.2 Record the None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
received Technical
documents in the Operations Division
database (excel)
for incoming
documents
1.3 Verify from the None 20 minutes Scholarship Staff
status Technical
report/control Operations Division
list/file of the
scholar-graduate
the status of the
scholar if he/she
is in good
standing
The Cash Management Section (CMS) under the Finance and Administrative Services (FAS)
Division handles the collection and disbursement of cash of theDepartment of Science and
Technology Regional Office No. 6 (DOST VI).
An Official Receipt (OR) is issued to clients who pay in Cash or Check. Collections are
safeguarded until deposited to the Government Servicing Bank(GSB) within 24 hours or the
next banking day. Deposits are then reconciled against the Cash (Collection) Receipt Records.
Most number of collections received and ORs issued are from/to clients who availof the DOST
VI’s laboratory services and the agency’s program/project beneficiaries for the repayment or
refund of financial assistance.
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Procurement and Issuance of Supplies, Materials and Equipment
The Supply and Procurement Management Section is responsible for the procurement and
issuance of supplies, materials and equipment of the Department of Science and Technology
Regional Office No. VI. The objective isto ensure that all purchases conforms to specified
requirements, acquired from the right source, delivered on time and to the best advantage of
the office.
The procedure covers all the activities entailed in the procurement and issuanceof supplies and
materials and equipment from accomplishing of the purchase request form to the releasing of
the purchased item(s) to end-user.
Indicate complete
specifications,
responsibility
center code,
required quantity,
estimated cost,
source of fund and
purpose
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and PR Supply and
number and Procurement
determine Management
mode of Section
procurement
by ticking
appropriate
box
Regional Director
1.9 Approve BAC None 1 day Office of the RD
Resolution
BAC / BAC
1.10 Prepare and None 1 day Secretariat
serve Supply and
approved Procurement
Notice of Management
Award Section
BAC / BAC
1.11 Prepare and None 1 day
Secretariat
serve Supply and
approved Procurement
Notice to Management
Proceed Section
BAC / BAC
1.12 Prepare and None 1 day
Secretariat
serve Supply and
approved Procurement
Contract Management
Agreement Section
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2.2 Use Agency None 1 day Admin Assistant I /
Procurement Admin Aide VI
Request Supply and
(APR) to Procurement
procure None 1 day Management
Section
common-use
office supplies
available at
PS-DBM
Note: For
items not
within
specifications,
return to
supplier for
immediate
disposition
Note:
- Property
Acknowledgm
ent Receipt
(PAR) is
issued to end-
user for
equipment
(above P
15,000.00)
- Inventory
Custodian
Slip is issued
to end-user
for tangible
items less
than P
15,000.00
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Filing and Handling of Customer Complaints
This process covers the receipt, investigation, decision and corrective actions oncomplaints to
ensure that all customer complaints are resolved.
If not valid,
inform customer
through writing.
1.6 Issue Corrective Concerned ARD
Action Report Concerned
(CAR) Office/Division
1.7 Conduct Root 3 hours Concerned Section
Cause Analysis or Unit Head
1.8 Identification of Concerned
appropriate Office/Division
corrective action
and immediate
correction.
1.9 Update
Complaint Form
2. Receive 2. Inform 1 hour Quality Manager
information immediate
provided by DOST corrections taken
VI to address the
complaint
through letter.
2.1 Countersign in
corresponding
space in the
Complaint Form
2.2 Sign all of the Regional Director
written Office of the
correspondence Regional Director
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Monitoring of On-going Scholars
1.3 If the
requirement/s is/
are incomplete
(transmitted from
PSTC’s or
received by mail).
Inform through
text, call or email
to submit lacking
documents or
return to PSTC’s
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1.7 Identify good
standing, no
report, non-
compliance and
scholars with
academic
deficiencies.
Scholars with
good standing
status will be
processed for
release.
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Releasing of Financial Assistance
Section VI. DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship agreement, good standing scholars are
entitled to receive financial assistance (monthly stipend, book allowance, tuition and other
school fees, transportation expenses, and clothing expenses) during the period of actual study
subject to availability of funds for the purpose and to pertinent government accounting and
auditing rules.
Office or Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2G - Government to Government
Who may avail: DOST-SEI RA 7687, RA 10612 and Merit ongoing scholars
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
TO-SCH-F05, Control List of Ongoing DOST Regional Offices
Scholars
TO-SCH-F08, Tracking Slip for Processing of
Scholarship Documents
TO-SCH-F07, Scholars Financial Assistance
Monitoring Sheet
TO-SCH-F013, S&T Acknowledgement
Receipt
TO-SCH-F01, Financial Assistance Payroll-
Assorted Period
TO-SCH-F02, Financial Assistance Payroll-
Regular Period
TO-SCH-F03, Tuition and Other Fees
Payroll- Regular Period
TO-SCH-F04, Tuition and Other Fees
Payroll- Assorted Period
TO-SCH-F09, Transportation
Reimbursement Payroll
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1. Check None 2 days Scholarship Staff
documentary completeness of Technical
requirements requirements Operations Division
and Tracking
Form for
Processing of
Scholarship
Documents
(TO-SCH-F08).
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1.2 Verify scholar’s None Scholarship Project
status and Leader
validity of Technical
Financial Operations Division
Assistance to be
released.
1.3 Encode in the None
database and
record date of
updating in (TO-
SCH-F08)
1.4 Prepare and None Scholarship Staff
print draft Technical
Payroll Operations Division
TO-SCH-F01
TO-SCH-F02
TO-SCH-F03
TO-SCH-F04
TO-SCH-F09
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Provision of SETUP Innovation-Enabling Fund (iFund)
The iFund is one of the services provided under SETUP which intends toenable
qualified industry associations and enterprises to gain access to appropriate
technology, innovations and technical assistance to improve production efficiency,
product quality and competitiveness. Under this modality, the beneficiaries refund the
total cost of the assistance to the government for three to five years without interest.
Office or Division: Technical Operations
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2B-Government to Business, G2G-Government to Government
Who may avail: (1) Enterprise or industry association based in the Philippines, wholly
owned by Filipino citizens and willing to apply innovations to
improve existing products, services and/or operations.
(2) Any government entity (including state universities and colleges)
operating business-like projects/activities for entrepreneurs/
graduates of entrepreneurship.
(3) Applicant with no previous accountabilities with DOST.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Requirements for the Evaluation of
Project Proposals:
Letter of Intent that should state the Proponent
company’s interest to avail and commitment Insurance for the acquired equipment from
to refund the iFund support and cover the GSIS.
insurance for the acquired equipment (1
original)
Comprehensive Proposal following DOST’s PSTC / Technical Operations Division
prescribed format (1 original)
Updated Mayor’s Permit and licenses (1 LGUs, DTI SEC, CDA where applicable
photocopy)
For NGOs/POs: Latest Articles of
Incorporation, or the Articles of Cooperation,
showing the original
incorporators/organizers and the Secretary’s
certificate for incumbent officers, together
with the Certificate of Filing (1 Authenticated
copy)
Company’s/institution’s official receipt/sales Proponent
invoice (1 photocopy)
Board/Legislative Council Resolution For Corporation/Cooperative/SUCs: Board of
authorizing the availment of the assistance Directors
and designating authorized signatories for For LGUs: Sangguniang Panlalawigan/
the funding assistance (1 photocopy) Panlungsod
In-House Financial Statements (Income Proponent
Statement, Balance Sheet & Cash Flow
Statement) with notarized Sworn Statement
that all information provided are correct and
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true (1 original)
Small and Medium Enterprises - past
three years
Micro-enterprises - at least one year
1. Sworn affidavit that none of the Proponent
incorporators/officials or applicant is
related to the approving authority
(Regional Director) up to the third degree
of consanguinity and affinity and that the
proponent has no bad debt (1 original)
2. Complete technical specifications of Proponent/Supplier
equipment to be purchased and
design/drawing of equipment to be
fabricated, as determined in the TNA
Report (1 original)
3. Three (3) quotations from Supplier
suppliers/fabricators for each equipment
to be purchased/fabricated (1 original per
quotation)
4. Co-maker Proponent
5. Additional requirements for NGOs/POs: Proponent
a. Disclosure by the NGO/PO of other
related business, if any and extent of
ownership therein
b. Work and Financial Plan (WFP) &
Sources & Details of Proponents
Equity Participation in the Project
c. List and/or photographs of similar
projects previously completed by the
NGO/PO, if any, indicating the source
of funds for their implementation.
Additional Requirements for Approved
Projects (all shall be original)
1. Tagged bank account (preferably with Proponent
Land Bank of the Philippines)
2. Post-Dated Checks for the repayment Proponent
3. Irrevocable Purchase Order issued to Proponent
supplier of equipment
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit project 1. Receive project None 1 day Concerned PSTC
proposal with proposal with Technical
complete complete Operations Division
requirements to attachments
PSTC 1.1 Endorse the
project proposal
for evaluation
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2. Present the 2. Technical none 10 days Third Party RTEC
proposed project evaluation
to the evaluators 2.1 Review and
technical
evaluation
3. Revise and submit 3. Receive revised none 5 days Concerned PSTC
project proposal, if proposal, if Technical
applicable applicable Operations Division
515
Processing of Proposals and Provision of Assistance under theGrants-in-Aid
Program
519
Technical Consultancy Services
This process covers all requests for technical consultancy and / or expert /technical
services to include the following:
520
2.4 Recommend None ARD
RTA Technical
Operations Division
2.5 Approve RTA None 2 days Regional Director
to generate Office of the RD
Job Order
3. Process Job Project Management
Order Team (PMT)
Technical
3.1 Receive the Operations Division
approved RTA
form
521
3.7 Prepare and
facilitate the
signing,
notarization
and
distribution of
the Contract of
Services
among
concerned
parties.
522
Technology Training
The conduct of technology trainings is one of the critical services DOST agencies provide to
their customers. In the case of DOST Regional Offices, the trainings are mostly being
conducted as part of the assistance given underSETUP. The resource persons are usually
subject matter specialists coming not only from the DOST Regional Offices but also from
other DOST agencies,other government agencies, academe, and the private sector. On the
part of other DOST agencies, training activities are being conducted under their respective
programs.
Office or Division: Technical Operations
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of G2B-Government to Business, G2G-Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: Enterprise or industry association based in the Philippines, wholly
(1)
owned by Filipino citizens and willing to apply innovations to
improve existing products, services and/or operations.
(2) Any government entity (including state universities and colleges)
operating business-like projects/activities for entrepreneurs/
graduates of entrepreneurship.
(3) Applicant with no previous accountabilities with DOST.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Accomplished Request for Technical Respective PSTC
Assistance (RTA) Form
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Accomplish 1. Receive None 1 day Concerned PSTC
Request for request form Technical
Technical Operations Division
Assistance form 1.1 PSTC
at respective personnel
PSTC conduct
preliminary
interview
1.2 Process RTA None 1 day Concerned PSTC
with Technical
complete Operations Division
attachments
1.3 Endorse None Concerned PSTD
RTA
1.4 Recommend None ARD
RTA Technical
Operations Division
1.5 Approve None 2 days Regional Director
RTA to Office of the RD
generate Job
Order
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1.6 Process Job None 1 day Project Management
Order Team (PMT)
Technical
1.7 Receive the Operations Division
approved
RTA form
from the
PSTC
1.8 Request None 25 days Project Management
expert/s who Team (PMT)
will conduct Technical
the training Operations Division
1.9 Request
expert/s from
DOST RDIs
and other
accredited
expert/s and
confirm their
availability.
525
Provision of Label Design Development Service
Label Design Development is one of the services under the Packaging and Labeling
Assistance Program. It includes fresh and innovative design concepts with all
output set to comply with labeling rules and requirements under Philippine
regulations. The program is intended toboost the competitiveness of
products through the provision of packaging related services.
527
Provision of Laboratory Testing/Calibration Services
The Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory (RSTL) of the DOST Region VIis composed of
Microbiological Testing Laboratory (MTL), Chemical Testing Laboratory (CTL), Shelf-Life
Testing, and Metrology Laboratory (MTRL). It provides laboratory testing and calibration
services to industries, academe, local government units, private institutions and individuals.
These laboratory services are critical in product quality assurance as well as product
development requirements of micro, small and medium enterprises. Likewise, these services
are very important to public institutions and local government units particularly in addressing
public welfare and consumer protection concerns.
528
1. Submit sample/s 1. Evaluate service N/A 3 minutes Officer of the Day
for requirements based RSTL
analysis/calibratio on capability/
n and specifies resources of the
service laboratory.
requirement/s Technical
1.1 If capable, proceed
to service validity Manager
determination. If RSTL
not, refer to other
laboratory/ies.
1.2 Determine validity of Officer of the Day
the requested RSTL
service.
1.3 If capable and valid,
explains to customer
test fees, policies on
acceptance of
samples, the
analyses/ calibration
involved, including
estimated due date
of completion. If
unacceptable to
customer, refer to
other laboratory/ies.
2. For new client, fill 2. Encode the N/A 10 minutes Officer of the Day
out sample transaction RSTL
receiving slip. For information into the
returning client, ULIMS.
provide name/
sample 2.1 Print out two (2)
description. copies of Test
Service Request
Review the Form (TSRF) and
information have them reviewed
encoded in the and signed by the
system by the customer. Gives
officer of the day. one copy to the
customer.
2.2 Fill-out the Sample
Receiving Logbook
3. Present TSRF 3. Receive payment Please 5 minutes Cashier/ Special
and Pays Test and issues Official see Collecting Officer
Fees Receipt (OR). Annex B FAS through
Officer-of-the Day
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3.1 Write the OR N/A 1 minute Officer of the Day
number on both RSTL
copies of the TSRF
and gives the
duplicate copy to
customer/s.
3.2 Label and endorse
the sample and copy
of TSRF to the
Technical Manager.
3.3 Sign the TSRF.
Technical
Manager
RSTL
3.4 Conducts sample N/A Please see CTL/MTL/MTRL
testing/ calibration Annex B RSTL
4. Present copy 4. Check the validity of N/A 1 minute Officer of the Day
of the document. If
the TSRF or invalid, return to RSTL
Official Receipt customer and advise
(OR) or other the customer to
required resubmit the
documents. required documents.
531
Deployment of STARBOOKS
534
Regional Office
Internal Services
535
Processing of Payments
536
1.4 Approval of 1 day Regional Director/
Payment and ARD-FAS and
encoding of Cashier
Office of the RD/
transaction in
FAS
the e-MDS
1.5 Release 1 day Cashier/ Authorized
payment Personnel
FAS
537
Processing of Application for Leave
To provide a guide in the processing and application for vacation, sick, special,and other leave
privileges.
538
Preventive Maintenance
539
Corrective Maintenance
541
Publication of DOST VI Quad-Media Press Releases
**Adjust reckoning time for prescription of action, separate for highly technical jobs, i.e technical
posters and publications, technical reports, etc. 542
***Publications i.e. Annual Reports will have separate process as this will entail longer time for
preparation and submission of data from respective units and sections and for printing.
543
Provision of Graphics Designs
4. Approve for 4. Finalize output None 1-4 hours from Concerned Staff
and Unit Head
finalization pending perfection of KMU / Technical
release agency action 3 Operations Division
***Publications i.e. Annual Reports will have separate process as this will entail longer time for
preparation and submission of data from respective units and sections and for printing.
544
Feedback and Complaints
546
List of Offices
547
Annex A
Documentary Requirements per COA Circular 2012-001
Payment of Honoraria
Billing Statement
Letter of Introduction (for account validation of new suppliers as required by the GSB)
550
Annex B
List of RSTL Services, Fees, Requirements and Turnaround Time
Sample Requirement
*Turnaround
Fee Per Time Elapsed Time of
Test
Sample Type Test Method Sample (Working Volume/ Delivery/
Service/Parameter Container
(Php) Days) Size Transport to the
Lab
Aerobic Plate Count Pour Plate Method 550.00 5
Multiple Tube
Total coliform MPN 550.00 7
Fermentation Technique At least Depending on the
Food and Food Multiple Tube 200g or Sterile or sample. Please
E. coli Count 1,000.00 10
Products Fermentation Technique as as packed inquire at the
Staphylococcus aureus Spread plate 1,200.00 10 packed laboratory.
Yeast and Molds Count Pour Plate Method 550.00 10
Detection of Salmonella 3M Petrifilm 1,000.00 5
Heterotrophic Plate
Pour Plate Method 550.00 5
Count (HPC)
Multiple Tube 550.00
Fecal coliform Count 5
Fermentation Technique
Multiple Tube
Total coliform Count 550.00 5
Fermentation Technique **Sterile,
Multiple Tube wide-
E. coli Count 1,000.00 5
Fermentation Technique At least mouthed
Water Fecal coli + HPC As cited above 1,100.00 5 Not to exceed
200 ml glass bottle
(Drinking, Well Fecal coli + Total coli + 4 hrs. from the
or as
Water, Source, - do - 1,200.00 5 time of collection.
HPC bottled
Finished Otherwise, ice
Fecal coli + Total coli +
Product, - do - 1,700.00 5 samples during
HPC + E. coli
Dialysis Water) Fecal coli + Total coli - do - 1,000.00 5 transport to the
and Ice laboratory
Fecal coli + E. coli - do - 1,000.00 5
Fecal coliform Presence-Absence 500.00 5
Collilert-18 Enzyme
**Sterile
Total coliform/E. coli Substrate (Presence- 800.00 1 100
bottle
Absence) ml
Collilert-18 Enzyme
**Sterile
Total coli/E. coli Substrate (Multi-Well 1,000.00 1 100
bottle
Quanti-Tray) ml
Multiple Tube Not to exceed
**Sterile,
Total coliform Count 550.00 7 wide- 6 hrs. from the
Fermentation Technique
Wastewater/ mouthed time of collection.
Fecal coliform Count - do - 550.00 7 At least
Environmental glass bottle
Otherwise, ice
Total coli + Fecal coli - do - 1,000.00 7 200 ml
water samples during
1,000.00 transport to the
E. coli Count - do - 7
laboratory
Swab of Food **Sterile Not to exceed
Contact tube with 4 hrs. from the
Surfaces sterile time of collection.
Aerobic Plate Count Pour Plate Method 550.00 5 N/A diluent Otherwise, ice
samples during
transport to the
laboratory
*Turnaround Time – refers to the time from receipt of sample until Report of Analysis/Calibration is ready for release.
**Container is provided by the laboratory. 551
Chemical Testing Laboratory (CTL)
(Submission of all samples other than water should be pre-arranged/scheduled with the laboratory)
Plastic, Glass
Acidity Titrimetry, AOAC 500.00 2
(Borosilicate)
Glass, wax
Salinity Refractometry 300.00 1
seal
Glass, amber
Residual Chlorine DPD Colorimetric Test Kit 750.00 1 500 ml
bottle
*Turnaround Time – refers to the time from receipt of sample until Report of Analysis/Calibration is ready for release.
554
Shelf-Life Testing
(Submission of all samples other than water should be pre-arranged/scheduled with the laboratory)
*Turnaround Time – refers to the time from receipt of sample until Report of Analysis/Calibration is ready for release.
555
Metrology Laboratory (MTRL)
WEIGHING DEVICES
Mass
Calibration Samples must be
Special Accuracy I (Up to 2kg) OIML (Using Class E2) 2000.00
Calibration done on- clean upon visual
site inspection and
High Accuracy II OIML (Using Class F1/F2) 1,200.00
where possible,
10 error in shift test
Medium Accuracy III OIML (Using Class M1) 1,080.00
must be less than
10 3x the graduation
Ordinary Accuracy IIII OIML (Using Class M1) 1,080.00
*Additional Fee for every tonne
thereafter in excess of 1 tonne 20.00
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10,000-15,000 L Volumetric 2,000.00 inspection and free
of leaks
15,000-20,000 L Volumetric 2,500.00
20,000-25,000 L Volumetric 3,000.00
25,000-30,000 L Volumetric 3,500.00
30,000-35,000 L Volumetric 4,000.00
35,000-40,000 L Volumetric 4,500.00
40,000-45,000 L Volumetric 5,000.00
45,000-50,000 L Volumetric 5,500.00
PROVING TANKS
*Turnaround Time – refers to the time from receipt of sample until Report of Analysis/Calibration is
ready for release.
557
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VII
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VII PROFILE
I. MANDATE:
The Department of Science and Technology is the premier science and technology body in the country
charged with the twin mandate of providing central direction, leadership and coordination of all
scientific and technological activities, and of formulating policies, programs and projects to support
national development.
II. VISION:
DOST VII envisions to serve as an excellent prime-mover of science and technology for regional and
countryside development with gender equality and equity.
III. MISSION:
To spearhead scientific, technological and innovation efforts and ensure that these result in maximum
economic and social benefits for the people in the region.
2. Formulate and implement a regional S & T plan consistent with and supportive of regional
development thrusts as well as the National S & T Plan;
3. Provide S & T interventions to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the region to
improve their productivity and competitiveness in both local and international markets through the
Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SET UP), the banner program of DOST for technology
transfer and commercialization.
4. Plan and implement S & T human resource development programs in coordination with relevant
DOST institutes, such as S & T scholarship, trainings and similar activities aimed at creating a critical pool
of S & T human resource;
5. Develop institutional linkages and other mechanisms with ROs and other agencies, local
governments and private organizations or entities for the effective planning and implementation of S &
T programs in the regions;
6. Monitor and coordinate the various programs, projects and activities of DOST councils, institutes
and other attached agencies in the region.
559
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP)
Division: TECHNICAL OPERATIONS DIVISION
Classification: SIMPLE
Type of Government to Private; Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs, LGUs
WHERE TO SECURE
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS
Project Proposal -Client with assistance from Provincial Science & Technology Offices
(PSTOs)
Letter of Intent
-Client or Client will fill-out the Technical Requisition Form (TRF) from
Financial Statement PSTO
(3 years for Small &
Medium enterprises) - Client
(At least one (1) year
Financial
Statement for Micro
enterprises) -Client (Municipal/City LGU where the business is situated)
Business Permits and -Client (DTI for Sole & Partnership, SEC for Corporation & Partnership
Licenses and CDA for Cooperatives)
-Client (Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises whose type of ownership are
Certificate of Corporation & Cooperative)
Registration
- Identified Fabricators of MSME or referred by DOST7 that is capable
Board Resolution to produce thetechnology needed for the project
Technical Design of
Equipment
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
560
1. Submission of -Conduct initial interview with client and
Letter of assess if the business is legible for SETUP
Intent assistance.
-To hasten the process, a TRF is made in lieu PSTO
of theLetter of Intent. TRF is a checklist of 3 hours (Provincial S&T
need for the client enclosing the latter's Office)
signature.
-Conduct orientation to client regarding the
scope ofSETUP assistance and the expected
contribution of DOST from the client in the
realization of assistance.
2. Needs -Make arrangements with client regarding
Assessment conduct ofTNA. PSTO
(TNA) of the
Company - Conduct TNA through on-site assessment of
the company's operation and identify 2 days
technology requirement and gaps (e.g. power
requirement, capacity & system approach)
-Assess the sustainability and feasibility of
the proposed project upgrading.
PSTO
-Secure documentation through pictures of
location,existing layout, existing products and
3. Prepare & existing equipment.
submit to -Prepare TNA form 1 with attachment and
DOST project TNA Form 4 12 days
proposal and
requirements -Gather submitted market, technical,
for evaluation financial and permitting documents.
-Assist client in project proposal preparation
with
financial projections, partial budget analysis
andRTEC report.
561
-Compile and organize the submitted project
proposal with other documentary
requirements for internal review.
-Forward the complete proposal to the
external RTEC evaluation team.
562
Grants in Aid (GIA) Program
Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Complex
Type of Government to Government, Government to Private, LGUs, Cooperatives
Transaction:
Who may All National Government Agencies, LGUs, NGO, Cooperatives, Private Organizations,
avail: Private Academe
1. DOST 7 GIA PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS (COA Circa. Technical Operations Division Office
2007 – 001) Provincial S&T Office
2. RTEC Evaluation Form
3. APPROVAL LETTER
4. ENDORSEMENT LETTER
5. NOTARIZED AND FULLY SIGNED MOA
6. CHECKLIST OF LIQUIDATION
563
Recommendation from
RTEC members
Prepare MOA: Include
Government issued ID # of P500
3. Sign Regional Director notarization
the Email MOA to PSTC for fee
Memorand signing: Proponent
um of +Proponent Witness + PSTC
Agreement as DOST witness
(MOA)
3. Prepare 5 copies of MOA
Collect 500php for
Notarization
Let Accountant and
Regional Director signed the
MOA
After Notarization, Provide
1 copy to accountant,
2copies to PSTC, 1 Copy to
TOD.
Prepare OBR and DV with
Photocopy of
NotarizedMOA
Provide Submit to Budget Office for
500phpfor Obligation
the Facilitate in release of the Funds
Notarization
564
Send Scanned copy to PSTC
565
Extension and Realignment of Projects in Grants in Aid Program
Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may All National Government Agencies, LGUs, NGO, Cooperatives, Private Organizations,
avail: Private Academe
1. Submit Letter 1. Prepare RTEC Evaluation form and none 3 > GIA Science
of Request for attach signed letter of request from days Research
Extension and Proponent and endorsement letter Assistant
Realignment of from PSTC and revised LIB for Re
Projects alignment.
2. Prepare Approval Letter for
Regional Director to signed
3. Send Scanned copy to PSTC
TOTAL: none 3 days
566
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THRU SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(CEST) Program
Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Complex
Type of Government to Government, Government to Private, LGUs, Cooperatives
Transaction:
Who may avail: LGUs, NGO, Cooperatives, Co mmunit y Based Org anizat io ns/ Ent erp r ises
567
2. Provide Prepare
Corrections and Recommendation Form
Revision on the from RTEC Members
Proposal Prepare At least 2
Approval letter and
attach accomplished
Recommendation from
RTEC members
Prepare MOA: Include
Government
issued ID # ofRegional Director
Email MOA to PSTO for
3. Provide signing: Proponent
Required +Proponent Witness +
Signatures Provl S&T Director as
DOST witness
3. Prepare 5 copies of MOA
Let Accountant and
Regional Director signed
the MOA
After Notarization,
Provide 1 copy to
accountant, 2copies to PSTO, 1
Copy to TOD.
Prepare OBR and DV
with Photocopy of
Notarized MOA
568
Liquidation/ Financial Report
Prepare RTEC Evaluation
form and attach signed
letter of request from
Proponent and
endorsement letter
fromPSTO and revised LIB
for Re alignment.
Prepare Approval Letter
for Regional Director
to signed
Send Scanned copy to
PSTO
TOTAL: 6 months and 25
days
569
Technology Training Services
Division: TECHNICAL OPERATIONS DIVISION
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Private, Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs, Coops, LGUs
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Filled up:
Technical Request Form At the Technical Operations Division or at the
Customer Profile Form PSTOs
570
strategies to improve agriculture and aquatic farms through
productivity studies of consultants.
e. Cleaner Production
571
Technical Consultancy Programs
Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Complex
Type of Government to Private
Transaction:
Who may avail: Qualified MSMEs of the DOST Priority Sectors: (a) Food processing; (b) Furniture; (c)
Gifts and holiday decors (GHD)/handicrafts; (d) Horticulture; (e) Aquaculture; (f)
Metals and engineering; (g) Health and Wellness and (h) ICT.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
572
Submit Receive letter of request or None 5 PSTC Staff
requests in accomplished request minutes or ORD Staff
writing to form
the
provincial
S&T offices None
or to the None NA Customer
ORD; or
accomplish
a Technical None
Service Conducts initial evaluation 3 days PSTD
Request in order to assess technical None from
Form feasibility, background receipt Consultancy
Accomplish information of customer None of Program
Customer and level of priority. If request Coordinator
Profile request is deliverable, 15 days Consultancy
Form (TO- endorse to the Regional Program
SET F01) if Director; else, inform 1 day Coordinator,
the customer PSTC staff
requesting Procurement of
party is a f consultancy services from
irst-time pool of accredited experts
customer Inception/First company
of the visit with Consultants. If
DOST request is deliverable,
Regional proceed with consultancy;
Office. else, inform customer
None
None
None
TOTAL: ₱0.00 19 days and 5
minutes
573
Packaging and Labeling Services
Division: TECHNICAL OPERATIONS DIVISION
Classification: Complex
Type of Government to Private, Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs, Coops, LGUs
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Filled up:
Technical Request Form At the Technical Operations Division or at
Customer Profile Form the PSTCs
Package Design Brief
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
574
approval of the customer. may be
extended
or reduced
depending
on the
quantity of
products
5. The DOST 7 evaluates the presented and Regional In-
design with the customer complexity Charge on
of the Packaging and
If the design is considered to be design Design, PSTDs
inadequate/ needs further improvement,
the regional office informs the Packaging 4 hours
Technology Division-ITDI / local designers Regional In-
3,951 Charge on
6. The final packaging design is endorsed to (price may Packaging and
customer for execution. vary Design, PSTDs
depending 30 minutes
on the
design)
TOTAL: 3,951
575
Service Name: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
576
Regional Standard & Testing Laboratory (RSTL) Services
Division: Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Government to Government, Government to Private
Transaction:
Who may
avail:
577
960.00 be extended or Analyst
Chemistry Laboratory 1,200.00 reduced
1,380.00 depending
Ash 7,200.00 on the quantity
1,920 per 1 or 2 of
Calcium samples samples
Fat, Crude Fat, Total 2,300 per 1 or 2 received by the
samples laboratory
Fiber, Crude 400.00
Fiber, Total Dietary 273.00
Iron 325.00
Lead 1,440.00
Moisture/Total Solids 1,000.00
Nitrite
pH
Phosphorus
Protein
Potassium 1,920 per 1 or 2
samples
Salinity 300.00
Salt as NaCl 700.00
Sodium 1,920 per 1 or 2
samples
Specific Gravity 350.00
Sulfite 273.00
Total Titrable Acidity 560.00
Water Activity 375.00
Zinc 1,920 per 1 or 2
samples
Nutrition Labeling 1,500.00
Total Sugas as Sucrose 1,100.00
(Lane-Eynon)
Total Sugars as 360.00
Sucrose/Total Soluble
Solids/Brix
Nitrogen 1,000.00
Moisture 400.00
Assay/Purity-Titrimetric 273.00
Assay/Purity-Gravimetric 1,020.00
Assay/Purity- 280.00
Spectrophotometric
Acid Number/Free Fatty 500.00
Acid
578
Saponification Number 500.00
Sulfate 350.00
Chloride 700.00
Partial Alkalinity/Total 500.00
Alkalinity
Phosphate 1,440.00
Total Dissolved 600.00
Solids(TDS)
Total Hardness 700.00
Total Suspended Solids 650.00
Microbiology Laboratory
Aerobic Plate Count 550.00
Total Coliform Count 550.00
E.coli 1,000.00
Salmonella Detection 1,000.00
Staphylococcus Aureus 1,200.00
Count
Yeasts & Molds Count 550.00
579
Commercial Sterility 2,000.00
Salmonella 1,500.00
Detection(AOAC-OMA) 2,000.00
Campylobacter Detection 550.00
Heterotrophic Plate Count
580
- Mass(OIML) Class 1,000.00
F(up to 5kg) 450.00
- Mass(OIML) Class 600.00
F(10 to 20kg) 700.00
- Mass(OIML) Class 1,200.00 plus 14
F(25 to 50kg) per additional
- Mass(OIML) Class tonnage 1,000.00
M(up to 5kg) plus 14 per
- Mass(OIML) Class additional tonnage
M(10 to 20kg) 900.00 plus 14 per
- Mass(OIML) Class additional tonnage
M(25 to 50kg)
- Mass - Special 800.00 plus 14 per
Accuracy I (up to 1 additional tonnage
tonne)
- Mass - High 750.00
Accuracy II (up to 1 850.00
tonne) 950.00
- Mass - Medium 1,100.00
Accuracy III (up to 1 600.00
tonne) 800.00
1,000.00
- Mass - Ordinary 500.00
Accuracy IIII (up to 750.00
1 tonne)
1,400.00
Caliper (up to 150 mm)
Caliper (151 to 200 mm) 1,400.00
Caliper (201 to 300 mm) 840.00
Caliper (301 to 450 mm) 950.00
Micrometer (up to 25 mm) 300.00
Micrometer (26 to 100
mm)
Micrometer (101 to 150
mm) Setting Rod
Calibration per piece Dial
Test Indicator & Dial
Gauge < 20mm
Digimatic Indicator/Dial
Gauge >20 mm
Thickness Gauge Height
Gauge Depth Gauge
Pin Gauge
581
Feeler Gauge (per leaf) 300.00
Depth Micrometer
700.00
Dimensional
Measurement Metal Rule 500.00
(up to 300 mm) Metal
Rule (301 and above) Tape 500.00
Measure 700.00
Steel Tape Measure (up to 700.00
5m) Steel Tape Measure
additional 1 m Calibration 700.00
Tester 70.00
Formula of Manufacture 2,300.00
Low acid canned foods
300.00
Dried food temperature
accelerated Dried food 19,683.00
moisture accelerated
17,352.00
Perishable
14,730.00
Juices
15,489.00
Direct shelf life method
14,601.00
19,938.00
Accessible Clearances
Anti-tip Kit Test
582
Furniture Stability 800.00
(Front&Side) Hinge
1,000.00
Operability
600.00
4,500.00
800.00
1,600.00
1,200.00
583
TOTAL:
584
Human Resource Development
DOST Scholarship Program (RA 7687/Merit/RA 10612)
Division: Scholarship
Classification: Complex
Type of G2C- Government to Consumer
Transaction:
Who may avail: All Grade 12 Senior High School students under the STEM strand can apply. However,
students under the NON-STEM strand must belong to the upper 5% of the NON-STEM
graduating class as certified by the school principal and graduate of high school before
the K-12 Program and must belong to the top 5% of the graduating class.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Qualified students must submit the following:
1. Fully accomplished application form (Forms C-J, could be
downloaded online) Visit the following links for online
2. One (1) copy of recent passport size picture of the application:
applicant, (3.5cmx4.5cmWXH) - https://ugrad.science-scholarships.ph
3. Any proof with DepEd Learner Reference Number (LRN) for the DOST-SEI Undergraduate
4. Photocopy of Birth Certificate Scholarships
5. Official Transcript of Records (TOR) or True Copy of - https://jlss.science-scholarships.ph/ for
Grades (TCG) or Grade Report downloaded from the the Junior Level Science Scholarships
portal for first and second years in college (for JLSS only) OR
or Certified Copy of Permanent Student Record (Form
137) or Report Card (Form 138) for Grades 9, 10 and 11 Scholarship Unit (Regional Office) /
(for Undergraduate only) Provincial Science and Technology Centers
6. Affidavit of Legal Guardianship if applicant is under the (Tagbilaran City, Dumaguete City, Siquijor)
care of a legal guardian.
7. Parent/s or Legal Guardian’s 2021 Income Tax Returns
(ITR) or BIR Form 1701 or BIR Form 2316 of parent or
both parents who is/are working under an employer or
self-employed (engaged in business). If without fixed
income:
7.1 BIR Certification of exemption from filing of ITR
in 2020
7.2 Certification of Indigency duly signed by the
Municipal Mayor or Barangay Chairman
7.3 If parent or guardian is an OFW, copy of
contract where the income is indicated
7.4 If pensioner, proof of pension
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO BE PROCESSING TIME PERSON
PAID RESPONSIBLE
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1. All applicants for the DOST-1. After the set deadline of None Registration, Applicant
SEI Scholarship Programs application submission, a Encoding
must register online copy of the registered and Uploading of
through the E- Scholarship applicants will be Documents-
Application System at generated by the Science applicant's own
https://www.ugrad.science- Education Institute for pace before the set
scholarships.ph/ for the the region through the E- deadline
DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Application SEI Staff
Scholarships and System Generation of List
https://jlss.science- of Registered
scholarships.ph/ for the 2. The scholarship Applicants- within
Junior Level Science personnel will then verify one month after
Scholarships. the grades and deadline
documents of the
2. Each applicant must applicants.
register using a valid e- mail
address. An email will be
sent to the applicant for
verification.
3. After the email has been
verified by the system, the 3. After verification, SEI Verification of
applicant will access the link will validate the Grades/Documents-
provided in the email sent to documents and do the 1.5 to 2 months Scholarship
him/her to answer the necessary data cleaning. after the generation Staff
questions in the Eligibility of list of applicants
Module. If the applicant is
not eligible to apply for the
scholarship, he/she will
receive a Notice of
Disqualification through the
registered email.
4. If the applicant is eligible to
apply for the scholarship, 4. SEI will generate a clean Validation of Scholarship
he/she will receive an list to the region for the Verified Staff
application id and can Registry of Applicants and Applications- 1.5 to /SEI Staff
proceed to the next as basis for the pre- 2 months after
modules and input all the examination coordination verification
needed information, such and activities. However, in
as: the case of a public
health/emergency crisis,
4.1. Personal Data the examination will be
4.2. Contact Information cancelled. The clean list of
4.3. Family Data qualified applicants will be
4.4. Financial Contribution endorsed instead to the
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4.5. Household Information Data Analysts. SEI will
Questionnaire adopt data analytics and
4.6. School and Grades proxy indicators to
determine the qualifiers of
the scholarship.
587
Issuance of Final Clearance, Travel Clearance & Certification
Division: Scholarship
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C- Government to Consumer
Transaction:
Who may avail: DOST-SEI Scholar-Graduates
DOST Certification:
Letter of Request Transcript of Record
Accomplished TRACER Form
Scholarship Unit (Regional Office) / Provincial
Travel Clearance: Science and Technology Centers (Tagbilaran City,
Letter of Request Dumaguete City, Siquijor)
Guarantee Letter from the Sending Institution/
Notarized Deed of Undertaking
Accomplished TRACER Form
Final Clearance:
Letter of Request Transcript of Record
Certificate/s of Employment /Service Record
(stating number of years employed; at least
equivalent to the number of years as a DOST
scholar) Photocopy of Diploma (if applicable)
Accomplished TRACER Form
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO BE PROCESSING TIME PERSON
PAID RESPONSIBLE
588
Transmit Request to Clearance None 15
DOST-SEI (to be issued by to 20 working
head office) days for
Final
Clearance
(depending on the
# of requests
3. Endorse Certification/
received; including
Clearance to the Office of
the Regional Director for
transmittal
signing or approval
Follow up/wait for the
of
release of final clearance
request/s)
from DOST-SEI
1. Release of
2. Follow up request Certification/ Clearance
589
One Expert
Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Simple and Complex
Type of Transaction: Government to Private, Government to Government
Who may avail: All
590
Information
STARBOOKS (Digital Library)
Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Academic Institutions and NGOs, Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: Local Government Units (LGUs), Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), Academic
Institutions
4. POD
5. Mandatory 1 day Training/Orientation (Follow the design given.)
6. Focal Persons (Preferably IT or Librarian)
CLIENTSTEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO BE PAID PROCESSING TIME PERSON
RESPONSIBLE
591
1. Make a Send the Letter of intent to
Formal DOST-STII together with the 1 day DOST-7
Request Institutional profile of the c/o stakeholder/ STARBOOKS
stakeholder to request for client Deployment
2. Ensure institutional code. Officer
compliance
of When the stakeholder DOST-7
requirements complied the STARBOOKS STARBOOKS
(IT and hardware requirements Deployment
Manpower he/she should notify DOST-7 Officer
Components) STARBOOKS deployment
officer.
DOST-7 deployment officer
will advised the client to
bring the CPU to DOST-7 (c/o
DOST-7 Librarian or DOST-
PSTC Cebu office) for
installation of the system
3. Attend training 1. Install STARBOOKS FREE FREE 1 day Schedule of DOST-7
System orientation/training STARBOOKS
depends time Deployment
2. Deployment and availability of Officer
Conduct of Training/ Stakeholder and
Orientation to deployment officer DOST-7
Stakeholders STARBOOKS
Deployment
Officer
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS
How to send a feedback Accomplish Feedback Form and drop it in a box near the Public
Assistance Information and Complaints Desk/Counter.
Receive Customer Feedback
How feedback is processed Discuss Customer’s Feedback with concerned unit
Take Appropriate Corrective Action
Inform Customer through written communication
How to file a complaint Write and Email your letter of complaint at the Regional Email
Address or call the Office of the Regional Director
Receive Customer’s Complaint
How complaints are processed Discuss Customer’s Complaint with concerned unit
Take Appropriate Corrective Action
Inform Customer through written communication
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LIST OF OFFICES
Tristan L. Abando
Assistant Regional Director for Technical Operations
Division Email: [email protected]
Samuel A. Parcon
Assistant Regional Director for Finance and Admin Email:
[email protected]
Bryan B. Ybaǹez
Supervising Science Research Specialist Email:
[email protected]
Provincial Office
Cebu Lahug S & T Complex, Sudlon, Mr. Juan Edgar C. Osorio Officer-in-Charge
Provincial Lahug, Cebu City 6000 Email: [email protected] Telefax No. (032) 2559931
S & TCenter
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Engr. Mario De La Peǹa Provincial S & T Director
Siquijor Siquijor Provincial S & T Center, Email: [email protected],
Provincial S Siquijor, Siquijor [email protected],
& T Center Telefax Nos. (035) 480-9018,
(035) 344-2008
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE VIII
596
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE VII PROFILE
Mandate:
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to “provide central direction,leadership and
coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results therefrom are
geared and utilized in areas of maximum economic andsocial benefits for the people”.
Vision:
Excellent prime-mover of science, technology and innovation for regional andcountryside
development with equity.
Mission:
To direct, lead, and coordinate the scientific and technological efforts gearedtowards maximum
economic and social benefits for the people in the region.
Quality Policy:
We are committed to provide the public and private sectors in Region VIII withscience and
technology products and services in:
• Technology Transfer and Commercialization;
• Information and Promotion; and
• Human Resource Development
with the highest standards of quality and reliability with our capabilities and resources according
to customer and all applicable regulatory and statutory requirements; to address risks and
opportunities; and to continually improve theeffectiveness of our Quality Management System
at all times in order to meet customer satisfaction.
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Regional Office
External Services
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Processing of Applications for DOST-SEI S&T Scholarship
Science Educate Institute (SEI) is a service agency of the Department of Scienceand Technology
(DOST) mandated to develop a scientifically and technologicallyliterate citizenry and accelerate
the development of S&T human resources needed for socio-economic development.
The S&T scholarship programs aims to stimulate and entice graduating senior high school to
pursue lifetime productive careers in the field of Science and Technology and to ensure a
steady and adequate supply of qualified S&T humanresources which can steer towards national
progress.
To fulfill these mandates, SEI undertakes, among others the followingundergraduate scholarship
programs:
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
RA 7687 and Merit Science Education
Documents required by the SEI based on its Institute DOST
current issuance Regional Offices
Original and Photocopy of Birth Certificate PSTCs
Accomplished Income Tax
Return/W2/Employment Contract/BIR
Certificate of Tax Exemption of
Parents/Municipal or Barangay Certificate of
Non-Employment
Original and Photocopy of the latest three
(3) consecutive months of Electric Bill for
the Year
Assessment form/Statement of account
from the private high school/scholarship
certification (For RA 7687 Applicants only)
Two (2) recent photographs (1” x 1”)
If legal guardian, affidavit of guardianship
RA 10612
Documents required by the SEI based on its
current issuance
Original and Photocopy of Birth Certificate
Official Transcript of Records (TOR) or True
copy of grades (TCG) for first and second
years in college
Accomplished Income Tax Science EducationInstitute
Return/W2/Employment Contract/BIR DOST Regional Offices PSTCs
Certificate of Tax Exemption of
Parents/Municipal or Barangay Certificate of
Non-Employment
Original and Photocopy of the latest three
(3) consecutive months of Electric Bill for
the Year (For RA 7687 Applicants only)
Two (2) recent photographs (1” x 1”)
If legal guardian, affidavit of guardianship
AGE FEES TO PROCESSINGTIME PERS
CLIENT STEPS
NCY BE PAID ON
ACTI RESPON
ONS SIBLE
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1. Secure application 1. Evaluate the None 8 minutes Scholarship Staff
form completeness Technical
ofthe data Operation s
Submit asked Division
accomplished for in the
application form
application form and the
and all required completeness
documents ofthe required
documents.
1.2 Return
applications with
incomplete
documents for
compliance.
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3. Receive temporary 3. Issue temporary None 1 minute Scholarship Staff
test permit. test permit to the Technical
qualified Operations
applicant Division
TOTAL:
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Issuance of Certificate for Enrolment
Section VII-A. DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship agreement, scholars are required to
maintain a grade requirement per semester of year level. That will be the basis for the
monitoring of good standing scholar every start of the semester. The said certificate is being
issued to good standing scholars only, tobe presented in their respective schools for
enrolment. Tuition and other schoolfees not to exceed Php 20,000.00/semester shall be paid
by the DOST-SEI upon receipt of the corresponding bill from your school.
1.1 Check
authenticity of
copy of grades
and correctness
of request
1.2 Verify from the None 15 minutes Scholarship
control list the Staff
status of the RA Technical
7687/RA Operations
10612/Merit Division
scholar if he/she
is in good
standing
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If good standing,
proceed to Step
3
If not, indicate in
the request form
the reason/s for
not processing
the request and
return to the
client for
appropriate
action
1.3 Check grades None 5 minutes Scholarship
against the Staff
grade Technical
requirement. If Operations
he/she meets Division
the grade
requirement,
proceed to Step
4. If not, indicate
in the request
form the
reason/s for not
processing the
request and
advice the client
1.4 Prepare two (2) None 5 minutes Scholarship
copies of Staff
certificate using Technical
the Operations
Division
prescribed
template.
1.5 Sign certificate None 9 minutes Scholarship
and stamp the Staff
certificate with Technical
DOST VI Operations
dryseal. Division
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. Receive certificate 2. Issue Certificate None 1 minute Scholarship
for enrollment and for Enrollment Staff
sign the DOST VIII Technical
file copy to Note: For requests Operations
acknowledge endorsed by Division
receipt PSTCs,send
electronic copies of
certificatesto
concerned
University
Coordinators
(UCs)
or Provincial
S&TCenters
(PSTCs)
TOTAL:
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Issuance of Scholar-Graduate Certification (Local Employment)
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Certification
indicating time of
release
1.3 Check None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
authenticity of Technical
the TOR and Operations
Diploma/Certifica Division
te of Graduation
versus the
Original copy
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2. Receive the 2. Issue the None 1 minute Scholarship Staff
certificate and sign certificate and Technical
the DOST VIII file have the 2nd Operations
copy to copy signed by Division
acknowledge the claimant to
receipt. acknowledge
receipt
For certificates to
be claimed by the
authorized
representative,
submit
authorization letter
TOTAL: 4 hours and 25
minutes
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Issuance of Temporary Clearance
Section XI. DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship agreement. The good standing
scholars/scholar-graduates who shall travel out of the country while stillunder scholarship or
with service or financial obligation may be issued certification of temporary clearance for travel
abroad upon submission of requireddocuments and/or posting of bond.
Office or Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Client who is a Transacting Public
Who may avail: 1. Good Standing on-going scholar/scholar-graduate who
needsTemporary Clearance to travel outside of the country.
2. Terminated scholars with service/financial obligation who needs
Temporary Clearance to travel outside of the country
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Accomplished TO-SCH-F11 (S&T DOST Regional Offices
Scholarship Request for PSTCs
Certification)
Duly notarized Deed of Undertaking DOST Regional Offices
(DOU)(1 original) PSTCs
Two (2) valid IDs of the co-maker and the Applicant and Co-maker
applicant (1 photocopy)
Co-maker’s latest Income Tax Return or BIR
anyproof of income
Invitation from sponsoring agency or similar Sponsoring agency
document
Service Record/Certificate of Employment Client’s employer
Indicating Period of Employment and Nature
of Work Issued by the Employer
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Secures TO-SCH- 1. Receive None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
F11 (S&T accomplishe Technical
Scholarship dTO-SCH- Operations
Request for F11 Division
Certification) and and its
completely fills it attachment and
up, attaches check the
required completeness of
documents information/requir
ements and
correctness of
request
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1.1 Issue
Acknowledgeme
nt Receipt/Claim
Stub for
Requested
Certification
indicating date of
release of
certificate (2
days after the
request date)
1.2 Record the None 5 minutes Scholarship Staff
received Technical
documents in the Operations
database (excel) Division
for incoming
documents
1.3 Verify from the None 20 minutes Scholarship Staff
status Technical
report/control Operations
list/file of the Division
scholar-
graduatethe
status of the
scholar if he/she
is in good
standing
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2. Receive the 2. Issue the None 1 minute Scholarship Staff
certificate and sign certificate and Technical
the DOST VIII file have Operations
copy to “Received” Division
acknowledge portion of the
TO-SCH-F11
receipt. signed by the
authorized
claimant
TOTAL: 1 day and 45
minutes
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Collection and Issuance of Official Receipts
The Cash Management Section (CMS) under the Finance and Administrative Services (FAS)
Division handles the collection and disbursement of cash of theDepartment of Science and
Technology Regional Office No. 8 (DOST VIII).
An Official Receipt (OR) is issued to clients who pay in Cash or Check. Collections are
safeguarded until deposited to the Government Servicing Bank(GSB) within 24 hours or the
next banking day. Deposits are then reconciled against the Cash (Collection) Receipt Records.
Most number of collections received and ORs issued are from/to clients who availof the DOST
VIII’s laboratory services and the agency’s program/project beneficiaries for the repayment or
refund of financial assistance.
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List/Summary on required Technical
of SETUP amount to Operation
Beneficiaries be paid sDivision
and
Cash/PDCs
every payment
schedule and
forward to the
Cashier
2. Wait for the Official 2. Receive and Depends 3 minutes Cashier
Receipt to be check the on required FAS
forwarded by the List/Summary amount to
SETUP Staff to of SETUP be paid
theCashier payments and
PDCs and
issue an
Official
Receipt to
each payor
DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship
Test Fees
1. Present the 1. Receive and None 3 minutes Cashier
FAS
assessed check
Application assessed
Formto the Application
Cashier Forms
2. Pay the 2. Receive ₱ 200.00 3 minutes Cashier
corresponding payment and FAS
amount to the issue an
Cashier Official
*Make sure to Receipt
secure Official
Receipt that will be
issued upon
payment
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Procurement and Issuance of Supplies, Materials and Equipment
The Supply and Procurement Management Section is responsible for the procurement and
issuance of supplies, materials and equipment of the Department of Science and Technology
Regional Office No. VIII. The objective isto ensure that all purchases conforms to specified
requirements, acquired from the right source, delivered on time and to the best advantage of
the office.
The procedure covers all the activities entailed in the procurement and issuanceof supplies and
materials and equipment from accomplishing of the purchase request form to the releasing of
the purchased item(s) to end-user.
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1.2 Collate and None 8 days SRA/Supply and
consolidate Procurement
(complete Management
and) Section
approved PR
for the
quarter
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box
None 3 days
1.5 Post in BAC Secretariat
PhilGEPS
for3 days
(for ABC
more than
P 50,000.00
None 120 CD
1.6 Conduct (max. allowable
BAC / BAC
competitive time)
Secretariat
bidding for
supplies,
materials and
equipment
with approved
ABC of more
than
P1,000,000.0
0
None 3 days
1.7 Conduct
post- BAC / BAC
qualification / Secretariat / BAC
evaluation TWG
and prepare
BAC
Resolution
recommendin
g award
None 3 days
Note: Conduct
negotiated
procurement BAC / BAC
after two (2) Secretariat / BAC
failed bidding TWG
None 1 day
1.8 Approve
BAC
Resolution
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Regional Director
Office of the RD
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2.2 Use Agency None 1 day AO V/ARD-FAS
Procuremen
tRequest
(APR) to
procure
common-
use
office
supplies
available at
PS-DBM
1 day
2.3 Approve APR None
Office of the RD/
Asst. Regional
Director
1 day
2.4 Prepare None Clerk I/
Abstract of Supply & Property
Canvass Mgt. Section
uponreceipt
of complete
price
quotation
1 day
2.5 Use None
Purchase AO V / Supply and
Procurement
Order for Management
supplies, Section
materials and
services not
available at
PS-DBM 5 days
2.6 Use Obligation None
Request and Budget Officer
Status / Budget Office
Budget
Utilization
Request and
Status to
obligate fund 1 day
2.7 Certify cash None
3. Receive Purchase Accountant III
availability 1 day
Order for Supplier Accounting Office
3. Serve None
Purchas AO V/ Supply
andProcurement
eOrder
Management
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1 day Section
3.1 Delivery of None
purchased
items
None
Note:
Delivery date
may vary
- 120 CD for
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laboratory
supplies/equi
pment (or
longer if
imported)
- 15 CD for
common-use
supplies (or
longer,
depending
onthe
availability at
PS-DBM
and/or on
“Order
Basis”)
Note: For
items not
within
specifications
,return to
supplier for
immediate
disposition
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documents for Supply and
processing of Procuremen
t
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payment Management
Section
Note:
- Property
Acknowledg
ment Receipt
(PAR) is
issued to end-
user for
equipment
(above P
15,000.00)
- Inventory
Custodian
Slip is
issuedto
end-user for
tangible
items less
than P
15,000.00
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Filing and Handling of Customer Complaints
This process covers the receipt, investigation, decision and corrective actions oncomplaints to
ensure that all customer complaints are resolved.
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1.5 If valid, refer to
the concerned
ARD for
appropriate
action in
accordance
withDOST-
QMS-02
(Nonconformity
and Corrective
Action).
If not valid,
inform customer
through writing.
1.6 Issue Corrective Concerned ARD
Action Report Concerned
(CAR) Office/Division
1.7 Conduct Root 3 hours Concerned Section
Cause or Unit Head
Analysis Concerned
1.8 Identification of Office/Division
appropriate
corrective
action and
immediate
correction.
1.9 Update
Complaint Form
2. Receive 2. Inform 1 hour Quality Manager
information immediate
provided by DOST corrections
VIII takento address
the complaint
through letter.
2.1 Countersign in
corresponding
space in the
Complaint
Form
2.2 Sign all of the Regional Director
written Office of the
correspondence Regional Director
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Monitoring of On-going Scholars
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acknowledgement
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receipt TO-SCH-
F13. Detach
scholar’s copy
and return to the
scholar as proof
of submission
1.3 If the
requirement/s is/
are incomplete
(transmitted from
PSTC’s or
received by mail).
Inform through
text, call or email
to submit lacking
documents or
return to PSTC’s
1.4 Assess
submitted
documents and
stamp the file
copy, preferably
on the Copy of
Grades with the
Tracking Form for
processing of
scholarship
documents-
complete and fill
up applicable
fields.
- Compute
dgrades
- Verify
subjects/units
enrolled in
curriculum.
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1.6 Forward None 4 days Scholarship Staff
documents to the Technical
project leader of Operations
the scholarship Division
section for final
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evaluation and
encoding in the
control list (TO-
SCH-F05)
Scholars with
good standing
status will be
processed for
release.
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TOTAL: 6 days
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Releasing of Financial Assistance
Section VI. DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship agreement, good standing scholars are
entitled to receive financial assistance (monthly stipend, book allowance, tuition and other
school fees, transportation expenses, and clothing expenses) during the period of actual study
subject to availability of funds for the purpose and to pertinent government accounting and
auditing rules.
Office or Division: Technical Operations Division
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2G - Government to Government
Who may avail: DOST-SEI RA 7687, RA 10612 and Merit ongoing scholars
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
TO-SCH-F05, Control List of Ongoing DOST Regional Offices
Scholars
TO-SCH-F08, Tracking Slip for Processing of
Scholarship Documents
TO-SCH-F07, Scholars Financial Assistance
Monitoring Sheet
TO-SCH-F013, S&T Acknowledgement
Receipt
TO-SCH-F01, Financial Assistance Payroll-
Assorted Period
TO-SCH-F02, Financial Assistance Payroll-
Regular Period
TO-SCH-F03, Tuition and Other
FeesPayroll- Regular Period
TO-SCH-F04, Tuition and Other Fees
Payroll- Assorted Period
TO-SCH-F09, Transportation
Reimbursement Payroll
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1. Check None 2 days Scholarship Staff
documentary completeness Technical
requirements ofrequirements Operations
and Tracking Division
Form for
Processing of
Scholarship
Documents
(TO-SCH-F08).
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1.2 Verify scholar’s None
status and
validity of
Financial
Assistance to be
released.
1.3 Encode in the None
database and
record date of
updating in (TO-
SCH-F08)
1.4 Prepare None
andprint
draft Payroll
TO-SCH-F01
TO-SCH-F02
TO-SCH-F03
TO-SCH-F04
TO-SCH-F09
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on the
generated
payroll in the
list, TO-
SCH-F05
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1.7 Reprint verified None 1 day Payrolls:
Payrolls and Project
together with Coordinator,
FinDES Project Staff, RD
Report(if Technical
applicable), Operations Division
forward to / Office of the RD
authorized
personnel for finDES:
signature. Project Coordinator,
Project Staff,
Accountant, Budget
Officer, ARD for
FAS
Technical
Operations
Division
/ FAS
1.8 Collate signed None Scholarship Staff
DV’s, BURS, Technical
FinDES (if Operations
Division
applicable), and
payroll.
1.9 Encode None 1 day FAS Personnel
payments to be Finance and
made in the Administrative
Logbook of Services
Disbursements
and forward to
Finance and
Administrative
Services for
processing of
payments.
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Provision of SETUP Innovation-Enabling Fund (iFund)
The iFund is one of the services provided under SETUP which intends toenable
qualified industry associations and enterprises to gain access to appropriate
technology, innovations and technical assistance to improveproduction efficiency,
product quality and competitiveness. Under this modality, the beneficiaries refund
the total cost of the assistance to the government for three to five years without
interest.
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In-House Financial Statements (Income Proponent
Statement, Balance Sheet & Cash Flow
Statement) with notarized Sworn Statement
that all information provided are correct and
true (1 original)
Small and Medium Enterprises -
pastthree years
Micro-enterprises - at least one year
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1. Submit project 1. Receive None 1 day Concerned PSTC
proposal with project Technical
complete proposal with Operations
requirements to complete Division
PSTC attachments
1.1 Endorse
theproject
proposal for
evaluation
2. Present the 2. Technical none 10 days Third Party RTEC
proposed evaluatio
project to the n
evaluators 2.1 Review and
technical
evaluation
3. Revise and submit 3. Receive revised none 5 days Concerned PSTC
project proposal, if proposal, if Technical
applicable applicable Operations
Division
3.1 Review and none 5 days Third Party RTEC
recommendatio and ARD for TO
nof revised
project proposal
(RTEC
Executiv
eReport)
3.2 Disapproval/ none 5 days ExeCom and RD
Approval of the
project
4. Sign MOA and 4. Receive None 7 days Concerned PSTC
Project Risk documents and iFund Unit
Assessment and 4.1 Process MOA Technical
submit Operations
Authorization to Division
Tag Account,
Letter of
Introduction from
Bank, Photocopy
of Bank account,
Pre-
Implementation
PIS, existing plant
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4.2 Fund Release None 5 days iFund Unit / FAS
4.3 Process DV Technical
Operations /
Finance and
Administrative
Division
5. Submit notarized 5. Receive None 2 days Concerned PSTC
acknowledgemen notarized Technical
treceipt. acknowledgem Operations
ent receipt. Division
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Processing of Proposals and Provision of Assistance under theGrants-in-Aid Program
Directors
*For LGUs and SUCs, if the proposal is
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One (1) quotation from Suppliers
suppliers/fabricators of the equipment to
be purchased/fabricated (1
photocopy)
Complete technical design/drawing of the Proponent or Suppliers
equipment to be purchased/ fabricated, if
applicable. (Pictures of the equipment may
be attached)
(1photocopy)
Profile of the company/institution (1 Proponent
photocopy)
Accreditation Certificates (if any) DOLE, and other agencies, if applicable
(1 photocopy)
Names of the Members of the Project Proponent
Team (1 photocopy)
Curriculum Vitae of the Project Leader and Proponent
other co-researchers/implementers
(1 photocopy)
Additional requirements for the Private
Sector/CSOs (e.g. NGOs, POs):
Copy of business permits and SEC, CDA, Municipal/City Mayor’s Office, DTI,
licenses(1 photocopy) where applicable
Audited Financial Statements for the past Proponent
3 years (Income Statement, Balance
Sheet, Cash Flow Statement) original
(1 photocopy)
Latest Income Tax Return and Tax BIR
Clearance (1 photocopy)
Certificate of Accreditation from DOST as DOST VI
Funding Agency (1 original)
Disclosure of other related business, if any Proponent
and extent of ownership therein
(1 original)
Work and Financial Plan (WFP) & Proponent
Sources& Details of Proponents Equity
Participation in the Project (using the
company’s own format reflecting the
project & all other related businesses)
(1 original)
List and/or photographs of similar projects Proponent
previously completed by the NGO/PO, if
any, indicating the source of funds for their
implementation (1 photocopy)
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A sworn affidavit of the Secretary of the Proponent
NGO/PO that none of its incorporators,
organizers, directors or officials is an
agent of or related by consanguinity or
affinity up to the fourth civil degree to the
officials of the DOST. Relationship of
these nature shall automatically disqualify
the NGO/PO from being granted the fund
(1 original)
Institution’s Official Receipt (OR) Proponent
(1 photocopy)
*should be consistent with its business
registration
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Technical Consultancy Services
This process covers all requests for technical consultancy and / or expert /technical services
to include the following:
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2.4 None Concerned PSTD
Recommen
dRTA ARD
Technical
Operations Division
2.5 Approve None 2 days Regional Director
RTAto Office of the RD
generate
Job Order
Head, Technical
Consultancy
2.6 Receive
Services (TCS)
theRTA
3.3 Prepare
3. Client signs terms andfacilitate
and conditions thesigning,
notarization
and
distribution
of
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the MOA
among
concerne
dparties.
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Technology Training
The conduct of technology trainings is one of the critical services DOST agencies provide to
their customers. In the case of DOST Regional Offices, the trainings are mostly being
conducted as part of the assistance given underSETUP. The resource persons are usually
subject matter specialists coming not only from the DOST Regional Offices but also from
other DOST agencies, other government agencies, academe, and the private sector. On the
part of other DOST agencies, training activities are being conducted under their respective
programs.
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1.5 Approve None 2 days Regional Director
LRTA to Office of the RD
generate
JobOrder
1.6 Process None 1 day Project Management
JobOrder Team (PMT)
Technical
Operations Division
1.7 Request None 25 days TCS Staff,
expert/s who Project Management
will conduct Team (PMT)
the training Technical
Operations
1.8 Request Division
expert/s from
DOST RDIs
and other
accredited
expert/s and
confirm
their
availability.
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1.10 Prepare 5 days TCS Staff,
Documents Project Management
Team (PMT)
1.11 Prepare the Technical
Special Operations
Order, Division
Travel
Order,
Itinerary of
Travel, and
other travel
documents
of expert/s
and
facilitate the
signing of
Terms and
Conditions/
Contracts
ofServices
of
Accredited
Local
Expert.
2. Accommodate 2. Deploy none 5 days TCS Staff,
DOST and Technica Concerned PSTC,
Expertin the lExperts PMT, PTT
conduct of 2.1 The PSTC Technical
Technology personnel ServicesDivision
Training accompanies
the expert in
the conduct of
technology
training
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Provision of Label Design Development Service
Label Design Development is one of the services under the Packaging and Labeling
Assistance Program. It includes fresh and innovative design concepts with all
output set to comply with labeling rules and requirements under Philippine
regulations. The program is intended toboost the competitiveness of
products through the provision of packaging related services.
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Evaluate 1st draft and Receive 1st draft None 5 days PTT, PSTC
submit comments for with comments for
revision, if any. revision, if any.
If approved by
customer,
proceed to
printing of label
If for revision,
prepare label
design final draft.
Evaluate and approve Receive approved None 10 days PTT, PSTC
label design final draft final draft of label
design
Validate
labeldesign
Print labels
Burn label
designs to
CDs
Select
packaging
materials, if
applicable.
Receive printed label Receive signed None 1 day PTT, PSTC
design, soft copy of Acknowledgemen
label design and tReceipt from
packaging materials, customer
if applicable.
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Provision of Laboratory Testing/Calibration Services
The Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory (RSTL) of the DOST Region VIis composed of
Microbiological Testing Laboratory (MTL), Chemical Testing Laboratory (CTL) and Metrology
Laboratory (MTRL). It provides laboratory testing and calibration services to industries,
academe, local government units,private institutions and individuals. These laboratory
services are critical in product quality assurance as well as product development
requirements of micro, small and medium enterprises. Likewise, these services are very
important to public institutions and local government units particularly in addressing public
welfare and consumer protection concerns.
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1.2 Determine validity of Officer of the Day
the requested RSTL
service.
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4.2 Sign the TSRF. Technical
Manager
RSTL
4.3 Conducts sample N/A Please see CTL/MTL/MTRL
testing/ calibration Annex B RSTL
5. Present copy of 5. Check the validity of N/A 1 minute Officer of the Day
the TSRF or the document. If RSTL
Official Receipt invalid, return to
(OR) or other customer and
required advisethe customer
documents. to resubmit the
required documents.
5.1 Retrieve the test N/A 3 minutes Officer of the Day
report/calibration RSTL
certificate from file
and stamps the
second copy to
reflect the following
information:
Received by:
Date released:
Released by:
6. Sign the 6. Request customer to N/A 2 minutes Officer of the Day
“Received sign the “Received RSTL
by” portion of by” portion of the
the
second copy. second copy.
6.1 Fill up “released and
released by”
portions of the
second copy.
7. Sign the 7. Request customer to N/A 1 minute Officer of the Day
“Claimedby” sign the “Claimed RSTL
portion in theJob by” portion in the
Order Logbook. Job Order Logbook.
7.1 Check and
updatethe
Logbook.
8. Receive
originaltest 8. Release original
report. copy of test
report/calibration
certificate
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Deployment of STARBOOKS
The deployment of STARBOOKS or the Science and Technology Research Based Openly
Operated Kiosk is one of the services provided by the DOST-Science and Technology
Information Institute. STARBOOKS is a digital science library with reliable resource
materials made available to interestedcompanies, local government units, non-
government organizations, and educational institutions.
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Equipment: Proponent
Computer Set (Server)
Computer Set (Terminal)
Network Hub and Cables
Printer (Optional)
STARBOOKS Server
minimumspecifications:
1. Processor – Intel Core i3, Intel
Core i5 or higher
2. Memory - 2GB or 4GB
(highestcompatible to
Processor and Motherboard)
3. Hard Drive – 1TB 7200rpm
SATAor @TB 7200rpm SATA
4. Video Card – built in will do or 1
GB DDR3 128bit
5. Motherboard – highest compatible
with processor, RAM and Video
Card
6. Optical Drive – DVD-RW
22XSATA (optional)
7. Networking LAN – 10-Base-T
(orhigher)
8. Power Supply – ATX 600W PSU
9. Monitor – 20” LED (mountable
with screw)
10. Keyboard/Mouse –
USBKeyboard and
mouse
11. Headset – 2.5m wired headset or
longer
12. Casing – mini-tower
13. UPS – 500 VA
(mastercompatibility)
14. Operating System – Windows 7
orlatest
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Institutional Profile
(PIP) forms.
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Regional Office
Internal Services
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Processing of Payments
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1.3 Approval of 1/4 day Regional Director/
Payment Authorized
Representative
1.4 Prepare and 1/2 day Clerk II/Cashier/
sign Accountant/ARD
LDDAP- FAS
ADA/Check
1/4 day Cashier/ Authorized
1.5 Release Personnel
payment FAS
(Check)
TOTAL 2 ½ Days
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Processing of Application for Leave
To provide a guide in the processing and application for vacation, sick, special,and other leave
privileges.
TOTAL 1 ¾ days
Note: Applicant is informed if application is disapproved.
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Preventive Maintenance
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according to APMP Maintenanc Units, Motor
eLog Sheet Vehicles)
a. Fill-up
Maintenanc
eChecklist
TOTAL 3 ¼ days
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Corrective Maintenance of Infrastructure Facilities
To provide a guide in the processing the corrective maintenance activities at theDOST VIII
Regional Office and the Provincial Science and Technology Centers Office Buildings.
there are
supplies to be
purchased or
the repair
service will be
outsourced
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Submits Purchase Forward to None ¼ day PA II/fas
Request/Request for Supply Officer
Service
Conduct Repair None 6 days or as Outsourced/
Work needed service provider
(outsourced)
TOTAL 8 days
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Feedback and Complaints
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ow complaints are processed Concerned personnel receives and acknowledges
complaint. The receiving officer/personnel ensures that
Complaint Form is properly filled up if applicable,
record information in the complaint logbook and
forward it or the letter to the Quality Manager.
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List of Offices
(033)3200907
(033)5086739
(033)3200908 fax
Capiz Provincial S&T Center Capiz State University, Roxas City, Capiz [email protected]
(033)5087183
(033)3200908 fax
Negros Occidental Provincial S&T Center Cottage Road, Bacolod City, Negros (034)4359175
Occidental
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Annex A
Documentary Requirements per COA Circular 2012-001
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4. Payment of Cash Advance for Foreign Travel
5. Payment of Honoraria
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Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net worth
Notice of Salary Adjustment
Computation of Terminal Leave Benefits
Applicant’s Authorization to deduct all financial obligations with the agency
Affidavit of no pending criminal investigation or prosecution
Letter of intent to retire/letter of resignation duly approved/accepted by the Head ofAgency
Billing Statement
Letter of Introduction (for account validation of new suppliers as required by the GSB)
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Annex B
List of RSTL Services, Fees, Requirements and Turnaround Time
Microbiological Testing Laboratory (MTL)
(Submission of all samples should be pre-arranged/scheduled with thelaboratory)
*Turnaround Sample
Fee Requirement
Time
Sample Type Test Test Method Per
(Working
Service/Parameter Sampl Amount Container
Days)
e
(Php)
Aerobic Plate Count Pour Plate Method 550.00 5
Multiple Tube
Total coliform MPN Fermentation Technique 550.00 7
Multiple Tube At least Sterile
Food and Food E. coli Count 1,000.0 10
Fermentation Technique 200g or or as
Products 0 as packe
Staphylococcus aureus Spread plate 1,200.00 10
packed d
Yeast and Molds Count Pour Plate Method 550.00 10
Detection of Salmonella 3M Petrifilm 1,000.0 5
0
Heterotrophic
Pour Plate Method 550.00 5
Plate Count
(HPC)
Multiple Tube 550.00
Fecal coliform Count 5
Fermentation Technique
Multiple Tube **Sterile,
Total coliform Count 550.00 5
Fermentation wide-
Technique At mouthed
Multiple Tube least glass
E. coli Count
Water Fermentation Technique 1,000.00 5
200 bottle or
Fecal coli + HPC As cited above 1,100.00 5 ml as
(Drinking, bottled
Well Water, Fecal coli + Total coli
+ HPC - do - 1,200.0 5
Source, 0
Finished Fecal coli + Total coli
Product, + HPC + E. coli - do - 1,700.0 5
0
Fecal coli + Total coli - do - 1,000.00 5
Dialysis
Fecal coli + E. coli - do - 1,000.00 5
Water) and
Fecal coliform Presence-Absence 500.00 5
Ice
Collilert-18
EnzymeSubstrate **Steri
Total coliform/E. coli 800.00 1 100ml
(Presence- le
Absence) bottle
Collilert-18
**Steri
Total coli/E. coli Enzyme 1,000.0 1 100ml
le
Substrate (Multi- 0
bottle
Well
Quanti-Tray)
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Multiple Tube **Sterile,
Total coliform Count 550.00 7 wide-
Wastewater/ Fermentation
At mouthed
Environmenta Technique
Fecal coliform Count - do 550.00 7 least glass
l water 200
- bottle
Total coli + Fecal coli - do 1,000.0 7 ml
- 0
E. coli Count - do 1,000.0 7
- 0
Swab of Food **Steril
Contact e tube
Aerobic Plate Count Pour Plate Method 550.00 5 N/
Surfaces with
A
sterile
diluent
*Turnaround Time – refers to the time from receipt of sample until Report of Analysis/Calibration is
ready forrelease.
**Container is provided by the laboratory.
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Chemical Testing Laboratory (CTL)
(Submission of all samples other than water should be pre-arranged/scheduledwith
the laboratory)
Fee Per *Turn-around Sample Requirement
Sample Test service/ Test Method Sampl Time
Type parameter e (Working Amount Container
(Php) days)
Water/ pH value Potentiometry, SMEWW 350.00 1
Wastewater
Visual
Color 250.00 1
Comparison,
SMEWW
Turbidity Nephelometry, 300.00 1
SMEWW
Total Dissolved
Solids (TDS) Gravimetry, SMEWW 600.00 4
Chloride Argentometry, SMEWW 750.00 2
Proximate
Plasti
Analysis (ash, 3,230.0 15
cor
moisture, fat, 0
Glass
protein, total
carbohydrate and
energy)
At least 250
Proximate + Total
g and 1 or
sugar + Sodium (Na) + 7,750.0 20
more
Nutrition Facts 0
standard
packaging
size
Turnaround
Service Sampl Calibration Fee Per Sample
Time
e Method Sampl Requiremen
(Working
e t
(Php) days)
1 mg to 50 g OI 800.00
ML
50 g to 500 g OI 650.00
ML
500 g to 10 kg OI 950.00
ML
10 kg to 20 kg OI 1050.00
ML
10 to 20kg OI 800.00
ML
TEST WEIGHTS (M Series)
Mass
Calibration 1 mg to 500 g OI 450.00
ML
500 g to 10 kg OI 600.00
ML
500 g to 10 kg OI 700.00
ML
10 kg to 50 kg OI
ML
WEIGHING DEVICES
Special Accuracy I OIML (Using 2000.00 Calibration
(Up to 2kg)
ClassE2) done on-site
High Accuracy II OIML (Using 1,200.00
ClassF1/F2)
Medium Accuracy III OIML (Using 1,080.00
ClassM1)
Ordinary Accuracy IIII OIML (Using 1,080.00
ClassM1)
*Additional Fee for
every 20.00
tonne thereafter in
excess of 1 tonne
Volume TEST MEASURES
Calibration Test Measure
Volumetric 500.00
(Volumetric), 10L
Test Measure
(Volumetric), Volumetric 600.00
20L
Test Measure
Gravimetric 1,800.00
(Gravimetric), 10L
Test Measure
Gravimetric 2,000.00
(Gravimetric), 20L
Fuel Dispensing Pump
per Nozzle
700.00
Sample
Servic
Service Sample Calibration Fee Requireme
e
Method (Php nt
Durati
)
on
Volume
ROAD TANKER
Calibratio
n
Up to 5,000 L 1,000.00
5,000-10,000 L 1,500.00
10,000-15,000 L 2,000.00
15,000-20,000 L 2,500.00 day, on a
pre-
20,000-25,000 L 3,000.00
arranged
25,000-30,000 L 3,500.00 schedule
with the
30,000-35,000 L 4,000.00
laborator
y
35,000-40,000 L 4,500.00
40,000-45,000 L 5,000.00
45,000-50,000 L 5,500.00
PROVING TANKS
100-400 L 1,500.00
500-2,000 L 3,000.00
2,000-5,000 L 4,500.00
Mandate:
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) shall provide central direction, leadership,
and coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results therefrom
are geared and utilized in areas of maximum economic and social benefits for the people.
Vision (2022):
DOST IX, as the Science, Technology and Innovation leader in Western Mindanao, is a
nationally-recognized benchmark for performance excellence
Mission:
Directs, leads, and coordinates scientific and technological efforts for the improvement of the
quality of life in Region IX.
Service Pledge:
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● empowering the poor, vulnerable, and conflict-stricken
communities through appropriate STI interventions;
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Field Operations Services
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INNOVATION SUPPORT SYSTEM
A priority program of the department designed to improve the productivity of the existing micro,small,
and medium scale enterprises through various technology interventions.
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FEES PERSON
PROCESSI
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE RESPONSIBL
NG TIME
PAID E
● The MOA must consider all
aspects of implementation; all
signatories must review the MOA
to incorporate vital agreements. A
copy will be furnished to the
Proponent
● If disapproved, project
documents submitted will be returned
to Customer/Provincial S&T Centers.
Sign MOA None 3 days Customer
Executes the MOA. Six (06) copies of
ARD-FOS
the MOA are prepared for the
PSTDs
signature of parties involved and
Accountant
notarization.
RD
1.3 Request for Fund Release
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
a) Accepted Purchase Order (PO) with Supplier Information Supplier
Sheet and attachments
b) Received copy of Request for Tagging of Account DOST-IX
c) 37 Landbank of the Philippines post-dated checks to Customer
represent monthly rentals for 36 months and a technology
transfer fee
d) Supplier’s Information Sheet with attachments DOST-IX
e) Accomplished Pre-Project Implementation Sheet DOST-IX
FEES PERSON
PROCESSI
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE RESPONSIBL
NG TIME
PAID E
Submit all the ● Prepares the Request for Release None 7 working Customer/
necessary of Fund Form days Provincial
requirements prior ● Review the completeness of Science and
to processing of documents Technology
fund release ● Verification of Supplier Center
● ARD-FOS recommends for Director/
approval. RD approves the Center
Request for Release of Funds Manager/
● Cashier deposits the fund check to Supply Officer
the customer’s tagged account /
ARD-Field
Operations
Services /
Regional
Director
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GRANTS-IN-AID (TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER)
A priority program of the department designed to improve the technology transfer and promotion
(including SFTP, RSTW, PICE/RICE, Technology Transfer Day, among others), livelihood assistance, CEST,
and those belonging in the Research and Development Results Utilization (RDRU)- Diffusion of Knowledge
and Technologies.
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1. Head of 1.1 Receives the document. None 3 days Proponent/
Agency/Institution 1.2 Initial review of the Regional
submits their request/proposal to determine Grants-In-Aid
endorsement if within DOST mandate and Evaluation Team
letter through the priorities to include the (RGET)-
Provincial S&T completeness of requirements. Secretariat
Centers, courier 1.3 If request / proposal is not Regional
or walk-in, or within DOST mandate and Director (RD)
directly to the priorities, inform the customer
Office of the in writing. If within DOST
Regional Director. mandate and priorities, forward
request/proposal to the Office
of the Regional Director for
information and deployment.
1.4 Forward the
request/proposal to the
ARD-FOS for appropriate
action.
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
2. Submit 2.1 Conduct evaluation. None 3-7 days Proponent
documentary 2.2 If proposal needs to be RGET
requirements discussed, schedule the RGET-
conduct of Regional Secretariat
Grants-In-Aid Evaluation Team
(RGET) evaluation meeting and
inform the proponent
3. Attend and 3.1 Evaluate the request/ None 3-5 days Proponent
present the proposal. Make RGET
project proposal recommendations for RD’s PSTDs
to the RGET approval RD
3.2 Inform the proponent thru RGET-
letter and copy furnish the Secretariat
Provincial S&T Centers for
requests emanating from the
provinces the result of the
evaluation.
3.3 If approved, prepare the
Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA). The MOA is between/
among the DOST Regional
Office No. IX, proponent/s, and
other parties concerned
3.4 The MOA must consider all
aspects of implementation; all
signatories must review the
MOA to incorporate vital
agreements.
3.5. If disapproved, project
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documents submitted will be
returned to
Customer/Provincial S&T
Centers.
4. Signing of MOA 4.1 Executes the MOA. Six None 3-5 days Proponent
(06) copies of the MOA are upon receipt of PSTDs
prepared for the signature of signed MOA RD
parties involved and from proponent RGET-
notarization. Secretariat
5. Submit all the 5.1 Prepares the Request for None 3 days Proponent
necessary Release of Fund Form RGET
requirements 5.2 Review the completeness PSTDs
prior to of documents RD
processing of 5.3 RGET Secretariat will verify RGET-
fund release, to the attachments Secretariat
wit:
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TECHNOLOGY TRAINING ASSISTANCE
A priority program of the department designed to focus on human resource development,training, skills,
capability enhancement, and satisfying technology gaps in the region by tapping S&T experts within the
region and from various RDIs and councils for productivity improvement of the firms.
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2.Participants are 2.1 Facilitate the filling-up of For Actual Training Participants
requested to Attendance Sheet specialize Day Resource
accomplish 2.2 Actual conduct of d/ Person/ Trainor
Participant’s training customize
Registration Form d training
(FOS-SET F10 ) for a
and Attendance particular
Sheet to Training/ requesting
Seminar/ company,
Workshop the food
(FOS-SET F11). and
accommo
dation of
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TECHNICAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES
A priority program of the department designed to focus on the needs of the local SMEs,industries, and
potential investors in the region. Services includes the following:
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1.Interested parties 1.1 Receives the None 3 days Customer
submit their document. /Provincial S&T
request thru the 1.2 PSTDs /ARD, FOS Directors
Provincial S&T conducts initial evaluation (PSTD)
Centers, courier or in order to assess technical
walk-in,email or feasibility, background
directly to the information of customer
Office of the and level of priority;
Regional Director. 1.3 If disapproved, inform
the customer through
writing.
1.4 If approved, a letter of
endorsement is prepared
for the Regional Director.
1.5 Regional Director
forwards documents to
Center Managers
concerned.
1.6 The finalization of the
consultancy schedule shall
be done by the CMs
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
concerned and trainor /
resource person in
consultation with the
Provincial S&T Director and
project beneficiaries
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PACKAGING AND LABELING ASSISTANCE
A priority program of the department designed to focus on developing and/or improvement of packaging
designs as well as the appropriate product labels in coordination with the Philippine Packaging Research
and Development Center of DOST.
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Technical Services
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PROVISION OF S&T SCHOLARSHIP
The DOST-SEI is mandated to produce scientifically and technically literate citizenry that will help propel the
country towards national development. Towards this end, different scholarships programs are being managed.
The S&T Undergraduate Scholarships Program stimulates and entices talented Filipino youths to pursue lifetime
productive careers in science and technology and ensure a steady, adequate supply ofqualified S&T human
resources which can steer the country towards national progress.
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1. Access the online application 1.1 Login to None Applicant/
system thru the link: https://www.science-sc Online System
https://www.science-scholarships.p holarships.ph.
h. 3-7 working days
1.1 Select the S&T Undergraduate 1.2 The system will (From Step 1-3)
Scholarships. Read and follow the email the applicant with
instructions carefully. the link where the
1.2 Register by inputting the full name, applicant can answer
birthday, valid email address, and
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
all the schools attended from the eligibility
Grade 9 until Grade 12 questionnaire
2. Go to the link sent in the applicant's 2.1 The system will None Applicant/
registered email address and evaluate whether Online System
answer completely and honestly the applicant
the eligibility questionnaires. satisfies the
eligibility
requirements of
the scholarship
● If the applicant
satisfies the
eligibility
requirements,
DOST-SEI will
provide the
applicant withthe
Application ID
and the link for
the online
application form.
● If the applicant
did not satisfy
the eligibility
requirements,
DOST-SEI
disqualifies the
applicant and
provide the
reason for
disqualification.
3.1 Download the application forms found 3.1 The system will None Applicant/
at https://www.science-scholarships.ph/ evaluate the inputted Online System
● Have the forms signed by the information and
appropriate signatories. decide the
● Log-in account in the online scholarship program
system and input all information the applicant may
required by the online system apply to.
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3.2 The system will
3.2 Upload the signed application forms
together with the other documentary check the
requirements completeness of the
uploaded
documents. If in
order, the application
is accepted and a
confirmation will be
sent through the
applicant’s
registered email.
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Application for Junior Level Science Scholarship Program
The Junior Level Science Scholarship (JLSS) Program provides scholarships that will finance the
education of talented and deserving students in their third year of college and who are pursuing degree
programs in the areas of science and technology and ensure a steady, adequate supply of qualified S&T human
resources who can steer the country towards national progress.
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2. Go to the link sent in the applicant's 2.1 The system will None Applicant/
registered email address and answer evaluate whether the Online System
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
completely and honestly the eligibility applicant satisfies the
questionnaires. eligibility requirements of
the scholarship
● If the applicant
satisfies the
eligibility
requirements,
DOST-SEI will
provide the
applicant with the
Application ID and
the link for the
online application
form.
● If the applicant did
not satisfy the
eligibility
requirements,
DOST-SEI
disqualifies the
applicant and
provide the
reason for
disqualification.
3.1 Download the application forms found at 3.1 The system will None Applicant/
https://www.science-scholarships.ph/ evaluate the inputted Online System
● Have the forms signed by the information and decide
appropriate signatories. the scholarship
● Log-in account in the online system program the applicant
and input all information required by may apply to.
the online system
3.2 The system will
3.2 Upload the signed application forms check the
together with the other documentary completeness of the
requirements uploaded documents.
If in order, the
application is accepted
and a confirmation will
be sent through the
applicant’s registered
email.
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Provision of Scholarship Benefits
The DOST IX conforms to the following schedule when processing the financial assistanceof the
scholars it monitors
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4. Submit LBP ATM Number 4.1 Received the ATM Account None Scholar/scholar
● List of scholars with Number from scholar ship staff
financial benefits is 4.2 Prepare the payroll of the scholars
posted in the who are entitled to receive
financial assistance. The payroll
scholars group chat
includes the stipend/book
(telegram app), via allowance.
email and mobile 4.3 Encode the names of the scholars
phone. with their account number and the
corresponding amount of the
financial benefits due to the scholar
in the LBP Financial Data Entry
System.
4.4 Generate the Payroll Register from
the system for signature of the
Regional Scholarship
Coordinator/Staff, Accountant and
Regional Director.
4.5 Provide LBP-ZC Branch with the
signed payroll and USB for
FEES PERSON
PROCES
RESPONSIBLE
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE SING
PAID TIME
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7.0 ISSUANCE OF SCHOLAR’S TEMPORARY/FINAL CLEARANCE
After completion of his/her bachelor’s degree, a scholar can request for a certification for local employment
when he/she is considering working locally and after rendering the required service obligation or paying the
financial obligation, a scholar can request for a final clearance to certify that he/she is already finished with
his/her contractual obligations with the DOST-SEI.
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PROVISION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SERVICES
Provision of adequate and up-to-date scientific and technological information to the diverse and
increasing number of clients in the region through the specialized library and information center.
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FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
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LABORATORY TESTING AND CALIBRATION SERVICES
Provision of microbiological, physical and chemical testing and calibration services to industries,
MSMES, processors, researchers, students and interested parties in the region.
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FEES
PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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GRANTS-IN-AID (R&D, INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT, etc.)
A priority program of the department designed to improve the Research and Development initiatives,
support institutional development activities, disaster prevention and mitigation, human resource
development, health and nutrition and those belonging in the Research and Development (Generation of
Knowledge and Technologies), Development of Human Resources and R&D Institutions for the S&T Sector
and Provision of Quality S&T Services.
6. Clearance from the institution's technical and ethics review Ethics Committee/
board/committee for research involving human subjects or DENR/DA-BAI/ NCIP
from an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
(IACUC) for animal subjects, Gratuitous Permit for plants in
protected landscapes and seascapes(DENR), Free Prior and
Informed Consent (FPIC) and Certification Precondition
(NCIP) for Indigenous Communities/Peoples (if applicable);
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Regional Director. requirements.
1.3 If request/proposal is
not within DOST
mandate and priorities,
inform customer in
FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.4 writing. If within DOST
mandate and priorities,
forward
request/proposal to the
Office of the Regional
Director for information
and deployment.
1.5 Forward the
request/proposal to the
ARD-FASTS for appropriate
action.
2. Submit 2.1 Conduct evaluation. None 3-7 days Proponent
documentary 2.2 If proposal needs to be RGET
requirements discussed, schedule the RGET-
conduct of Regional Secretariat
Grants-In-Aid
Evaluation Team
(RGET) evaluation
meeting and inform the
proponent
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3. Attend and 3.1 Evaluate the request/ None 3-5 days Proponent
present the project proposal. Make RGET
proposal to the recommendations for PSTDs
RGET RD’s approval RD
3.2 Inform the proponent RGET-
thru letter and copy Secretariat
furnish the Provincial
S&T Centers for
requests emanating
from the provinces the
result of the evaluation.
If disapproved, prepare
a letter notifying the
proponent of the
disapproval of the
proposal.
3.3 If approved, prepare the
Memorandum of
Agreement (MOA). The
MOA is between/
among the DOST
Regional Office No. IX,
proponent/s and other
parties concerned.
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5. Submit all the 5.1 Prepares the Request None 3 days Proponent
necessary for Release of Fund RGET
requirements prior Form PSTDs
to processing of 5.2 Review the RD
fund release, to completeness of RGET-
wit: documents Secretariat
5.3 RGET Secretariat will
verify the attachments
5.4 ARD-FASTS
recommends for
approval. RD approves
the Request for
Release of Funds
5.5 Cahier deposits the
fund check to the
proponent’s tagged
account
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Office of the Regional Director
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PROCESSING OF THE INCOMING COMMUNICATIONS
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1. Submit a request or 1.1 Receives the None 2 days Internal and
any kind of document from External
communication internal and Customer /
document that is external sources ORD Staff /
address to the 1.2 Gives the ORD Officer-In-Charg
Regional Director document code to e-ORD Officer /
the customer for Regional
monitoring and Director
future updates
regarding the
status of the
document
1.3 Scan the document
1.4 Encode and upload
the document in
TRACE (Incoming)
system
1.5 Forward the
document to the
Regional Director
or to the
Officer-In-Charge
for comments,
notes and
recommendations
on appropriate
actions
1.6 ORD staff tracks
the record filed in
the TRACE
(Incoming) system
and update it with
the comments/
notes from the
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEP AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1.7 Regional Director
or from the OIC
1.8 Deploy the acted
communication
document to the
routed personnel. If
the routed
personnel is not
around, the acted
communication
document is sent
through email or
Facebook
Messenger.
2. Use Document code 2. Provides updates or None 1 day ORD Staff
to follow up and/or status. Refers
track the status of customer to the
the communication personnel
in-charge of the
acting on the
communication
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PROCESSING OF THE OUTGOING COMMUNICATIONS
To ensure the timely delivery of the outgoing documents to its proper recipients.
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1. Internal customer drafts 1.1 Receives the None 40 mins Internal
reply or invitation letter document from Customer /
that has been checked the internal ORD Staff /
for any grammatical sources Officer-In-Charg
error/misspelled words 1.2 Reads through e-ORD /
by both the Secretary of the document and Regional
the Regional Director checks the Director
and the Regional correctness of the
Director/OIC himself documents
1.3 Forwards the
document to the
Regional Director
or
Officer-in-Charge
for approval and
signature
1.4 Once signed/
approved, records
in the logbook;
scan and record
in file server
1.5 Encodes the
document in the
TRACE
(Outgoing) system
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1.6 Provides the
Outgoing ORD
Document Code
to the owner of
the document for
tracking and
monitoring of the
document
1.7 Classifies the
mode of delivery
(Mail or Email)
1.8 If mailing,
1.8.1 seal the
document in
a mailing
envelope
and forward
to the
guard-on-dut
y for pick-up
by the
courier
service
1.8.2 If email, attach
scanned copy of
document. Copy
furnish the owner
of the document
and the Regional
Director
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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2. For multiple recipients, If there are multiple None 20mins Internal
Outgoing documents sent recipients (e.g. on Customer /
through email must be copy invitations for ORD Staff
furnished to ORD workshop, training,
Secretariat for records conference, etc.), the
purposes mailing of outgoing
documents is
endorsed to the
owner.
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RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND ARCHIVING
Maintaining the records of DOST IX, from the time they are created up to theireventual
disposal. To include classifying, storing, securing and archiving records.
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTIONS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. File the documents 1.1 Receives the None 2 days Internal
orderly based on the documents/ Customer/
Classification and records with ORD-Secretariat /
Covered year, and transmittal Records Clerk
provide a title list of 1.2 Review
documents as a completenes
transmittal. s of
specifications
and content
indicated in
the
transmittal
1.3 Clerk
approves the
document for
retention and
sign the
submitted
transmittal for
the copy of
internal
customer.
1.4 Label and
store records/
documents in
the archive
room
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Finance and Administrative Support Services
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PROCUREMENT OF SUPPLIES, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
An internal service provided by the procurement and supply unit for the procurementof goods and
services
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1. Accomplish FASS-PUR 1.1 Receives the None 1) PRs for Internal Customer
F05, Purchase Request document. CSE not /
(PR) Form through the 1.2 Check if the available in Supply Officer/
Finance and approved PS Depot Budget Officer/
Administrative budget request and non-CSE Accountant/ BAC
Information is within the but locally Secretariat/Bids
Management System Annual available: and Awards
(FAIMS). Print and sign procurement Committee /
in duplicate. plan a.10-12 wd for Suppliers /
1.3 Budget officer PR with ABC Assistant
reviews the 50k and Regional
budget below Director/Regional
allotment for b.14-16 wd for Director
the request. PR with ABC
1.4 Regional above 50k
Director
approves the
Purchase 2) 30-45
Request wd for
1.5 Procurement PRs on
section imported
receives the laboratory
approved PR Equipment
1.6 For Common and Supplies:
Supplies and
Equipment 3) 28-124
(CSE) cd for PRs on
available at with ABC 1m
DBM-PS, above for
Supply Officer public
prepares/ bidding
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTIONS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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accomplishes
Agency
Procurement
Request (APR)
Form to be
signed by
Accountant
and Regional
Director
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTIONS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1.10 Bids and
Awards
Committee
opens the
submitted bid
docs,
evaluates and
prepares
resolution for
award and
contract
1.11 BAC
secretariat
prepares and
serves the
NOA, PO and
NTP to the
winning bidder,
1.12 Supplier
delivers items
within the
agreed
timeframe
1.13 Inspection
committee
conducts
inspection of
the delivered
supplies and
materials
1.14 Supply
Officer
prepares
disbursement
voucher
approved by
ARD,
Accountant
and RD
1.15 Cashier
prepares and
release
payment to
supplier
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REQUEST OF SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
Supplies and material requirements by each functional units (FUs) shall beproperly requested in
aid to maintain correct inventory records.
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FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
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REQUISITION FOR EMPLOYEE
Request for filling up of vacant position made easy through the use of Requisition for Employee Form.
The Unit Head or Project Coordinator shall submit to the Human Resource Unit a fully accomplished
Requisition for Employee Form duly approved by the Regional Director. This form has been devised to
facilitate the smooth processing of request for employee of a unit or project.
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APPLICATION FOR LEAVE
Any employee who wishes to be absent from work for vacation, special occasion, ordue to sickness
should file an application for leave to the Human Resource Unit.
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2. Fill up form 2.1 Receive the request form None 2 days HR Staff
and submit 2.2 Review form for ARD
to HR Unit completeness of information RD
2.3 HR Staff indicate Leave
Credit Balance as of the
end of the previous month
2.4 Forward request to
Assistant Regional Director
(ARD) for Finance,
Administrative Support
Services for Certification of
Leave Credit
2.5 Forward request to ARD
concerned for
recommendation
2.6 If endorsed by the ARD, the
request shall be forwarded
to Regional Director for final
approval
2.7 Approval/Disapproval of
Request by the Regional
Director (RD)
2.8 Approved AFL shall be
returned to the HR Unit for
posting in the Leave
Administration Database
2.9 HR Staff receive and file the
approved AFL
FEES
CLIENT PROCESSING PERSON
AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
STEPS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
2.10 Notify requesting
employee of status of
request (approved/
disapproved) and provide
copy
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REQUEST FOR CERTIFICATION AND SERVICE RECORD
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REQUEST FOR CLEARANCE
Resigning or retiring employees should secure a Clearance from all accountabilityfrom the
Human Resource Unit.
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PROCESSING OF RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND PLACEMENT
Recruitment, Selection and Placement Process ensures hiring of human resources conforms with the
specified requirements to best perform the required jobs identified by the DOST Regional Office IX and
complies with the set qualification standards of the Civil Service Commission.
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FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
2.3 consideration for future
vacancies
2.4 If vacancy exist, HR staff
assesses application
documents based on the
Qualification Standards on
Education, Training,
Experience and Eligibility
set by the Civil Services
Commission and other
competency requirements
of the position
2.5 HR Staff inform applicants
to submit additional
requirements when needed
2.6 HR Staff prepares a
shortlist of qualified
applicants for the conduct
of pre-employment
examination
2.7 The conduct of panel
interview by the Human
Resource Merit Promotion
and Selection Board
(HRMPSB) shall follow to
verify the written
information on the
applicant’s resume and
assess applicant’s
knowledge and skills
vis-à-vis the position, to
include self-assessment of
competency
2.8 HR Staff shall prepare a
Summary of Ratings
(SoR), a comparative data
on education, training,
experience, personal
characteristics and traits
(exam and interview
results), and competencies
2.9 HRMPSB shall review the
SoR and forward it to the
Regional Director for final
assessment
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FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
2.10 The Regional Director
conducts assessment and
if necessary a final
interview shall be called
3. Acceptance 3.1 Not selected applicants None 5 minutes HR Staff
Response on shall be informed in writing,
the Offer of and the selected
Employment applicant/s shall be sent
offer of employment, if
accepted the employee
shall submit Checklist of
Requirements, if otherwise
refer to SoR for possible
prospects
4. Comply with 4.1 HR Staff Accepts and None 7 days HR Staff
the Checklist assess the submitted
of documents, once
Requirement completed and
s for accomplished, the same
Appointment shall prepare Appointment
s Papers in accordance with
the CSC ORA-OHRA Rule
III “Procedures in the
Preparation of
Appointments”
5. Conduct of 5.1 Regional None 30 minutes Regional
Oath of Director/Authorized Director
Office Representative shall Witnesses
conduct oath of office for HR Staff
the newly appointment
employee together with
two (2) witnesses
5.2 HR Staff shall post Notice
of Appointments on the
Bulletin Board and DOST
IX Website, and shall
likewise submit Report on
Appointment Issued (RAI)
and copy of appointment
papers to CSC Field Office
5.3 Conduct orientation of the
newly-hired employee
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General Support Services
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MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT
The ICT equipment maintenance & support services maintain and repair computer systems and
equipment. Maintenance activities ensure that a system unit remains operational and does not
degrade over time.
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1. Accomplish Request 1.1 Receives the None 3 days Internal Customer
for Maintenance document. /
Form (FASS-MAIN 1.2 Review the Maintenance
F01) or via online content indicated Staff
thru www.dost9.ph in the submitted
web app portal, the form.
ICT Maintenance 1.3 Communicate
Form. Fill out with end-user and
required fields and conduct technical
submit form. support to identify
and determine
the underlying
problem.
1.4 Once
identification of
the underlying
problem is
established,
corrective
maintenance is
performed to
determine
possible
solutions.
1.5 Once corrective
maintenance is
performed,
inspection and
failure diagnosis
are also
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1.6 assessed for
repair, overhaul
or replacement of
parts and/or
equipment.
1.7 If diagnosis is for
repair/overhaul,
proceed with
repair of
equipment.
1.8 If diagnosis is for
replacement of
parts/equipment,
check and verify
with supply officer
for availability of
spare
parts/equipment.
1.9 If availability of
spare
parts/equipment
is non-existent,
proceed with
procurement
process to
acquire the
required part/s to
repair unit.
1.10 If spare
parts/equipment
are available,
proceed to
acquire the
required part/s
from the Supply
Unit to repair
equipment.
1.11 Once
corrective
maintenance is
completed,
Maintenance
Personnel fill out
“Corrective
Maintenance.
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
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1.12 Performed:”
section of the
Request for
Maintenance
Form
(FASS-MAIN
F01) and fill out
the required fields
on the
Equipment’s
Maintenance
Record
(FASS-MAIN
F03)
1.13 Once both
FASS-MAIN F01
and FASS-MAIN
F03 are filled out,
file/archive forms
to Equipment
Record
archive/envelope
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send Customer Satisfaction Feedback (CSF) Forms are being
feedback utilized to solicit honest assessment of DOST IX services.
DOST IX has CSF Form for the following functional units
and services:
S&T Information Center; S&T Scholarships and Promotion;
Maintenance; Procurement; Innovative System Support and
S&T Intervention, Cashiering, Accounting and Budgeting
and Human Resources Unit.
How feedbacks 1. CSF Form is given to customers upon delivery of
are processed services.
2. Generate summary of survey responses on quarterly
basis.
3. Evaluate data and prepare appropriate
recommendations.
4. Prepare a quarterly report of results and analysis to be
presented during the Management Review meeting.
How to file a Forms are available at the Public Affairs and Complaints
complaint Desk
How complaints 1. Acknowledge complaint from complainant
are processed 2. Assess the complaint
3. Investigate the complaint
4. Resolution of the complaint
5. Inform the complainant
6. Recommend corrective actions
7. Verify the corrective actions
8. Close the complaint.
Contact CCB – Text 0908-881-6565 or Call 1-6565
Information of ARTA – 478-5091 | 478-5099
CCB, PCC,
ARTA
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DOST-X Citizen’s Charter
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DOST-X
Vision:
Excellent prime-mover of Science, Technology and Innovation for regional and countryside development
Mission:
Spearhead scientific, technological and innovation efforts and ensure that these results to maximumeconomic and social
benefits for the people in the Region.
Service Pledge:
Quality Policy: We, of DOST-X, are committed to provide quality, relevant and timely S&T services,to both the public
and private sectors in the region, aimed at developing local S&T capability to achieve technological self-reliance and
attain maximum economic and social benefits. These will be delivered with the highest standards of quality and
reliability within our capabilities and resources. We shall adhere with all applicable regulatory and statutory
requirements and continually improve the effectiveness of our QMS at all times to meet customer satisfaction.
Quality Objectives:
1. To deliver the required S&T services according to mutually agreed terms and conditions in
consonance with the existing applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.
2. To attain at least a ninety-five percent (95%), “very satisfactory” customer satisfaction rating for
the year through the continual improvement of our QMS.
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EXTERNAL SERVICE
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2. Receives the 2.1 SETUP staff assigned None 1 day/site SETUP Staff,
TNA team at the coordinates visit and visit PSTO Head
project site and facilitates the conduct of
provides needed TNA using TNA Form 1
information and 2.2 TNA team conducts
allows another site visit as
observation of needed
the processes
and conduct of
interviews
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the ExeCom
If requirements are complete, the total time from submission of application to conduct TNA andcompletion of report is 16
working days.
Note: Steps 3 & 4 are done in parallel
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Approval of SETUP Project Proposal
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Note: If request is received after 12nn, processing will start in the following working day. If requirementsare
complete, the total time of processing is 7 working days. If no comments/recommendations received
from RTEC, total processing time is 4 working days.
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The Grants-In-Aid (GIA) program provides grants for the implementation of programs/ projects identified in the current
DOST priorities and thrusts and supports S&T activities classified in the General Appropriations Act.
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS FEES TO PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS RESPONSIBLE
BE PAID TIME
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2. Request for 2.1 LGIA/CEST staff None 7 days LGIA/CEST
quotation from facilitates the request Staff, PSTO
available suppliers for quotation from at Head
least three (3) valid
suppliers
3. Prepare full-blown 3.1 LGIA/CEST staff None 11 days Proponent,
project proposal assigned prepares LGIA/CEST
proposal using the Non- Staff, PSTO
R&D Programs/Projects Head
Form 3-S&T Promotion
and Linkages,
technology Transfer,
Provision of S&T
Services, Human
Resource Development
and Capacity Building
with the proponent
providing necessary
information.
4. Review, Packaging 4.1 PSTO Head reviews and None 1 day Proponent,
and submission endorses project LGIA/CEST
full-blown project proposals with complete Staff, PSTO
proposal documentary Head
requirements to the
Agency Head
highlighting the
objectives, outputs and
outcomes
If documentary requirements are complete, the total time of processing is 13 working days.
Note: Steps 2 and 3 are done in parallel.
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Approval of Project Proposal for Local-Grants-in-Aid and Community Empowermentthrough
Science and Technology (LGIA & CEST) Assistance
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If documentary requirements are complete, the project proposal passes initial review and EXECOM recommends approval
of the proposal without comments, the total ideal time from submission to approval is about 12 working days.
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S&T Scholarships
Science and Technology Scholarship grants for deserving and talented graduating senior high school
(Grade 12) and regular third year college students who wish to pursue careers in Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
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FOR ONLINE
APPLICATION None None Depends on SEI’s E-
1. Access DOST the Scholarship
Science Education applicant’s Application
Institute (SEI) knowledge, System
Scholarship preparedness
Application System & availability
of
documentary
requirements
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Taking of the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Examination
2. School ID Student
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Request for Clearance by graduate-scholars/scholarship beneficiaries
For Temporary
Clearance:
Check records of scholar-
graduate/ beneficiary and
prepare requested
certification/clearance
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2. Follow-up status of For Final Clearance: None 3-7 days Scholarship
clearance 7 working Follow up SEI 3 working Project Staff
days after days after endorsement
submission of request
For Temporary
Clearance:
If clearance not yet
claimed, call/email
requesting client of the
availability of the
requested clearance/
certification
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Provision of the physical chemical and microbiological testing and calibration services to MSMEs,
industries, researchers, students and interested parties in Northern Mindanao and the nearby regions.
The testing/calibration of samples are conducted in this step. The processing time of
testing/calibration will depend on the sample submitted and the parameters requested.
7. Claims the 7.1 CRO releases the None 5 minutes CRO,
test/calibration test/calibration report Calibration
report or calibration to the customer. Officer
item on due date 7.2 For calibration item(s),
reflected in the Test the calibration officer
Request Form releases the item(s) to
the customer
8. Fill up Fill up 8.1Receives the None 2 minutes CRO
Customer accomplished CSS
Satisfaction form
Feedback Form
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This service is designed to address technology gaps/needs and provide technical consultancy and/or
expert technical services to interested customer- MSMEs/business firms to facilitate the effective and
efficient transfer, assimilation and commercialization of relevant technologies in the region through
deployment of S&T and industry experts to improve MSMEs’ existing operations and enhance
productivity.
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4. Submission of 4.1 Receives the required None 1 day Customer,
Requirements and documents and/or Consultancy
execution of compliance documents Staff in the
recommendations to prove compliance to Regional Office
the recommendations
5. Receipt of 5.1 Issues the None 1 day Customer,
Consultancy consultancy Consultancy
Certification certification to the Staff in the
customer Regional Office
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2.4 Endorse training
proposal for approval:
2.5 If approved, RD signs
approval letter and
customer is informed
2.6 If disapproved, RD
signs disapproval letter
and sent to customer
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This service is designed to provide appropriate S&T information materials to the general public.
2. Receive the 2.1 Print/ take photos and None 3 minutes Customer,
information other needed Librarian
materials if information materials
requested without violation to the
data privacy law
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INTERNAL SERVICES
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PERSON
CLIENT STEPS FEES TO PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS RESPONSIBLE
BE PAID TIME
1.Submission of 1.3 FASD-HR Staff received None 2 days if only HR Unit Staff
Letter of Request and records receipt of Chief of FASD
or Accomplished request can approve
Request Form 1.4 Prepare requested
certifications based on 5 days if only
exiting records RD can approve
1.5 Forward for correction and
clearance prepared
document to Chief of
FASD
1.6 Finalize certification and
forward to Chief of FASD
and or RD for
signature/approval.
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2.Receipt of 2.1 Release to staff the None 1 day HR Unit Staff
Approved Leave approved leave thru
of Application email
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LDDAP/Bank Payroll registry
If documentary requirements are complete, the total time of processing is 12 working hours.
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and Obligations
(RAO)/Registry of
Budget and Utilization
(RBU), and database of
Summary of Obligations
Incurred
If documentary requirements are complete and allotment/budget is available, the total time ofprocessing is 30 minutes
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PERSON
STEPS FEES TO PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS RESPONSIBLE
BE PAID TIME
1.Turned - over of the 1.1 The turned-over None 2 Days Cashier
Disbursement DV’s and LDDAP- (if all signatories
Vouchers and ADA shall be are present in the
LDDAP-ADA from checked first if it office)
Accounting office to has a complete
Cashier office. signature. 4 days (if some
1.2 If there are lacking signatories are
signature, the not present in the
documents shall office)
return to accounting
office for the -Land Bank of the
completeness of Philippines
lacking signatories. (Capistrano) cut-
off 12 pm every
working days.
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3. Preparing of 3.1 Checks are None Cashier
Check for the prepared upon
Disbursement receipt of approved
Voucher. Disbursement
Vouchers from
approving Officer.
The Check will be
prepared by printing
the name of payee,
amount in words,
date and the net
amount of the
transaction that is
indicated in the
approved
Disbursement
Voucher.
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5. Copy of Approved 5.1 Advice of Check None Cashier
Advice of Check Issued, LDDAP-ADA
Issued, Check and and Check issued
LDDAP-ADA to will be submitted to
Land Bank and the Land Bank and
Bureau of the Bureau of the
Treasury. Treasury (BTR). It is
transmitted through
hard copy and a soft
copy (Flash Drive)
both to the Land
Bank and BTR.
If documentary requirements are complete, the total time of processing is 2-4 working days.
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PERSON
CLIENT STEPS FEES TO PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS RESPONSIBLE
BE PAID TIME
1.Receiving of 1.1 Maintenance None 0.2 day Maintenance
completely filled- Committee receives the Committee
up Request for Request Form
Maintenance Form
If documentary requirements are complete, the total time of processing is 20 working days.
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To ensure that timely delivery of the outgoing documents to its proper recipients
Office or Office of the Regional Director
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C
Transaction:
Who may avail: Internal Customer
FEES PERSON
CLIENT STEPS PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE RESPONSIBLE
TIME
PAID
1. Concerned unit 1.1 ORD Secretariat receives None 40 mins Internal
drafts and the document from Customer/ ORD
forwards the concerned unit Staff/ Officer-In-
letter to the 1.2 ORD Secretariat Forwards Charge-ORD/
Office of the to the Agency Head for the Regional
Regional approval Director
Director for 1.3 Once signed/ approved,
approval/ ORD Secretariat records
signature and files the
communication letter
1.4 ORD Secretariat encodes
the document in the
TRACE system
1.5 ORD Secretariat facilitates
the sending of the
communication document to
the official address of the
recipient or email address if
done via email
1.6 Copy may be furnished to
the other agencies as
instructed
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Office or Division: Office of the Regional Director – Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and
QMS (ORD-PMEQ)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G
Who may avail: DOST-10 Staff
FEES PERSON
CLIENT STEPS PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE RESPONSIBLE
TIME
PAID
1.Accomplish QMS 1.1 Distribute the online None 5 minutes CSS Focal
F3, Internal Customer survey forms Person, PMEQ
Satisfaction Form via
Google Form or other
online methods 1.2 Consolidates the None 1 day CSS Focal
internal customer Person, PMEQ
feedback &
prepares summary
of every quarter and
submits
consolidated report
to PMEQ for
reporting to the
ManCom
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1.4 Takes appropriate None 1 day ManCom
action on the results
of the Internal
Customer Feedback
reported by PMEQ
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Office or Division: Office of the Regional Director – Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and QMS
(ORD-PMEQ)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G
Who may avail: DOST-10 Staff
FEES PERSON
CLIENT STEPS PROCESSING
AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE RESPONSIBLE
TIME
PAID
1.Accomplish the 1.1Receives the None 1 day Planning
DOST-X Quarterly accomplishment reports (deadline is Officer, PMEQ
OPCR every 25th day
Accomplishment of the 3rd
report Form via month of the
PMEQ googlesheet quarter)
and signed hard copy
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4.Wait for the signed 4.1 Finalizes the Quarterly None 1 day Planning
summary of the OPCR Accomplishment and Officer, PMEQ
quarterly report facilitates approval
None
4.2 Semestral reports are
presented during the
semestral PMT Meeting for
review and approval
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WRITTEN COMPLAINTS:
The complainant may send her/his complaints to the DOST-X
Regional Director with the address indicated below:
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3. +63(2)-8736-8629
4. +63(2)-8736-8621(Fax)
Website: http://contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph/
Email Address: [email protected]
Anti-Red Tape Authority
Address: Ground Floor HPGV Building (Formerly
Accelerando), 395 Senator Gil J. Puyat Avenue, 1200
Makati City, Philippines
Telephone Nos.:
1. +63(2)-478-5091
2. +63(2)-478-5099
Website: [email protected]
Email Address: [email protected]
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. XI
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DOST REGIONAL OFFICE XI PROFILE
Mandate:
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) mandate is to provide central
direction, leadership and coordination of scientific and technological efforts and
ensure that the results therefrom are geared and utilized in areas of maximum
economic and social benefits for the people.
Vision:
The Department of Science and Technology, Regional Office XI (DOST XI) envisions an
agile and proactive organization with mastery in providing excellent public service
through Science, Engineering, Technology and Innovation (SETI) for inclusive and
sustainable development of Mindanao by 2025.
Mission:
The Department of Science and Technology, Regional Office XI (DOST XI) has a mission
to inspire and transform communities through Science, Engineering, Technology and
Innovation (SETI).
Service Pledge:
The Department of Science and Technology, Regional Office XI (DOST XI) is committed
to provide gender-responsive products and services to both the government and
private sectors in Mindanao with the highest standards of quality and reliability within
our capabilities and resources according to customer and all applicable regulatory and
statutory requirements, plan actions to address risks and opportunities, and to
continually improve the effectiveness of our QMS at all time in order to meet customer
satisfaction.
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Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program
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Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP)
The SETUP is a nationwide strategy of the Department of Science and Technology to address the needs
and requirements of enterprises through technology and equipment upgrading, strengthening of
innovation capability, increasing productivity, and producing quality products to contribute in the
attainment of sustainable and inclusive growth in the countryside.
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) owned by Filipino citizens, Local
Government Units (LGU), Civil Society Organizations, and Academic Institutions
with attached business-like operating units
Bio-Data Own
Copy of current business permit and/or licenses (1 Office of the City/Municipal Mayor
certified true copy)
Copy of registration of business name with DTI and/or Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) or Securities
SEC and/or CDA and Exchange Commission (SEC) or Cooperative
(1 certified true copy) Development Authority (CDA)
Audited Financial Statements for the past three (3) Bookkeeper (Notarized) or CPA
years of the company/beneficiary, name as indicated
in the proposal in the comparative form (1 certified
true copy)
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Work and financial plan and sources and details of Own
proponent’s equity participation in the project
Checking account for projects with repayments Land Bank of the Philippines
37 post-dated checks for repayment on the dates Land Bank of the Philippines
agreed
For Cooperatives / Associations: Own
Part I
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2. Provides 2.1. Evaluates the None 1 Hour PSTD
data/documents of completeness of PSTC Staff
firm/MSME and access firm’s/MSME’s
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4. Attends orientation on 4.1. Facilitates drafting None 2 Days PSTD
and sign Memorandum of MOA between PSTC Staff
of Agreement (MOA) DOST XI and
cooperator for
approved project
proposals
4.3. Facilitates
notarization of RPMO Staff
MOA
5. Provides official receipt 5.1. Receives and None 30 Minutes RPMO Staff
of funds released by reviews the official
DOST XI along with 37 receipt, PDCs and
Post-Dated Checks waiver to tag Land
(PDCs) based on Bank Account
refund schedule stated
in the MOA and signed 5.2. Issues
Waiver to Tag Land acknowledgement 30 minutes RPMO Staff
Bank Account receipt of PDCs
Part II
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indicated in PO and 6.2. Prepares 1 day
SOA Certification for
Untagging
RPMO Staff
6.3. Submits to LBP 1 hour
the approved
certification to
facilitate the
untagging
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the release
(covers the
procurement
stage)
9. Funds the issued 16.1. Issues Official None 1 day RPMO Staff
monthly PDCs based on Receipt for the DOST XI Cashier
the approved refund verified successful Note: 37 months
schedule transaction repayment
period
Total Processing Time for Part II is at least 6 days and 2 hours excluding the procurement stage, liquidation
process, and the repayment period of the SETUP Funding assistance.
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Technology Training Assistance
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Technology Training Assistance
A technical assistance program focused on human resource development, training, skills, capability
enhancement and satisfying technology gaps in the region by tapping S&T experts within the region
and from various RDIs and councils for productivity improvement of the firms.
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Technical Consultancy Services
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Technical Consultancy Services
This is a continuing program to respond to the pressing needs of the local SMEs, industries, and
potential investors in the region. Services include the following:
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2. Provides access of 2.1 PSTC/CSTC/ 1 day CSTC Davao City
firm/ enterprise to TCU conducts
consultants and initial evaluation PSTC-DS Staff
DOST XI for data in order to assess PSTC Digos City
gathering, initial technical
assessment and feasibility, PSTC-DN Staff
monitoring of the background PSTC Tagum City
implementation of information of
recommendations. customer and PSTC-DO Staff
level of priority. PSTC Mati City
Attends orientation
and initial discussion 2.2 Coordinates with PSTC-DdO Staff
of findings, progress resource 1 day PSTC Nabunturan
report presentation, speakers/ trainers
training/ lecture (if (if applicable) and PSTC-DOcc Staff
applicable), and final finalizes schedule PSTC Malita
meeting with
consultants and 2.3 Facilitates the 30 minutes
DOST XI. filling-up of
Attendance
Sheet.
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Packaging and Labeling Services
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Packaging and Labeling Services
The packaging and labeling services of DOST XI aims to assist SMEs to (a) develop and enhance their
existing labels, (b) to provide protection of their product from damage , (c) to provide complete
information on the product’s label, (d) to help bring their product from its source to place of consumption
at the minimum cost possible.
1. Letter of request for assistance City Science and Technology Center (CSTC)/
Provincial Science and Technology Centers
(PSTC)
PSTC-DS Staff
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PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
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3. Submits brief 3.Receives old Free (no fees 5 minutes CSTC Staff
together with old label required)
label and container CSTC Davao City
of product.
PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
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PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
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PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
7. Checks design drafts 7.Facilitates Free (no fees 15 minutes CSTC Staff
with CSTC/PSTC checking of required)
Staff. label design CSTC Davao City
PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
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PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
8. Receive final design 8.Provide Free (no fees 5 minutes CSTC Staff
from CSTC/PSTC information to required)
Staff. client re the CSTC Davao City
final design
PSTC-DS Staff
PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
PSTC-DS Staff
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PSTC-DN Staff
PSTC-DO Staff
PSTC-DdO Staff
PSTC Nabunturan
PSTC-DOcc Staff
PSTC Malita
*Processing time is at least twenty (20) working days after submission of all requirements by client. An
additional five (5) working days will be necessary for label design due to marketing research and product
requirements. Final label design will be received five (5) after submission of first draft and discussion with
client.
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Provision of DOST-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI)
Undergraduate Scholarship
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1. Provision of DOST-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) Undergraduate
Scholarships
The objectives of the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Program is to finance the education of
talented and deserving students who will pursue Bachelor’s degree program in the priority areas
of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and to ensure a steady, adequate supply of
qualified S&T human resources who can steer the country towards national progress.
This is implemented by the DOST-SEI in collaboration with the DOST Regional Offices.
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6. Do not have any post-secondary or undergraduate
units (UNDERGRADUATE ONLY); or
STEP 1. REGISTRATION
1.1 Access the Dissemination of
Scholarship
online system information on the none 5 min.
Section Staff,
found at availability of the
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
https://www.s system to all Technical Support
cience- Grade 12 senior Services Division
scholarships. high schools in the
ph/ region S&T Promotions,
Technical Services
Division
1.2 Register by The system will
inputting the email the applicant
full name, with the link where
S&T Scholarship E-
birthday, and the applicant can none
Application System
valid email answer the
address. eligibility
questionnaire
STEP 2. ELIGIBILITY
2.1 Go to the link The system will
sent in the evaluate whether
applicant’s the applicant
email address satisfies the
and answer eligibility
completely requirements of
and honestly the scholarship
the eligibility programs.
questionnaire
s If the applicant
satisfies the
eligibility
requirements:
Provide the S&T Scholarship E-
none 5 min.
applicant with the Application System
Application ID and
the link for the
online application
form.
If the applicant
DID NOT satisfy
the eligibility
requirements:
Disqualify the
applicant and
provide the reason
for disqualification
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STEP 3. FILLING OUT OF APPLICATION
3.1 Generate a The system will
downloadable evaluate the
S&T Scholarship
application inputted 10 min. or depends
none E-Application
form (Form C information and on the applicant
System
– Form I) decide the
scholarship
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
3.2 Have the program the
forms signed applicant may
by the apply to.
appropriate
signatories.
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6.1 Announceme Complete list of
nt of the qualifiers will be
qualifiers of posted at the
Scholarship
the DOST XI website
Section Staff,
Scholarship and other social
Technical Support
Examination media platforms;
Services Division
an official press none 3 days
release will be
S&T Promotions,
posted and
Technical Services
announced on local
Division
newspapers and
radio stations.
The Letter of
Introduction will be
submitted to the
qualifier’s preferred
Lanbank branch for
the opening of
account.
TOTAL Free (no 5 month, 4 hours
fees and 50 minutes
required)
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Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services
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1. Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services
Provision of microbiological, physical and chemical testing and calibration services to industries, MSMES,
processors, researchers, students and interested parties in the region.
Customer
● Samples must be completely labeled (Source, Date of Collection,
Time of Collection) upon submission. Customer
● Samples must be chilled during transport. Customer
● Samples must be submitted to RSTL-Davao not later than 6 hours
after collection
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For Food Samples:
● Samples must be properly packed and labeled. Customer
Customer
● Sample size must be at least 250 grams per sample.
Customer
● Customer must pay in advance ₱2,500.00 of ₱11,000.00 upon
submission of three (3) different batches @ 500g/batch for
standardization check.
Calibration Laboratory
For Tank Trucks (Lorry/Trailer):
● Calibration schedule must be pre-arranged. Calibration Laboratory
Customer
● Present (1) photocopy of recent vehicle registration and (1)
photocopy of previous calibration certificate on the day of calibration
together with the approved reservation form.
● Sample must be clean and free from fumes, petroleum products, Customer
and all compartments filled with water according to its capacity.
● Level gauge nuts must be loosened. Customer
● All support brackets must be removed and must be free from any Customer
sharp edges.
● Cover of all compartments must be removed before calibration. Customer
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For mass and length calibrations:
● Samples must be clean. Customer
● Samples must have serial number (SN) or bear identification Customer
mark(s).
Customer
● Samples must have no defects.
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the laboratory
**Make sure to information
provide
management
necessary
information to system.
the CRO
including, but not
limited to, 1.3 CRO generates
customer name, the request form
address, contact with the unique
number, email reference code.
address, and
sample
description. 1.4 CRO signs three
(3) original
copies of the
request form.
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3. Presents two 3. Accounting-in- None 3 Minutes Accounting-in-charge,
(2) original charge Finance and Administrative
and signed generates and Services Division
copies of the signs one (1)
request form copy of the
to the Order of
Accounting- Payment from
in-charge. the laboratory
information
management
*Make sure to system.
secure two (2)
original copies of
the request form *Make sure to sign
and 1 original one (1) original copy
copy of the of the Order of
Order of Payment.
Payment before
proceeding to
Step 4.
*Make sure to
secure one (1)
original copy of
the request form
and 1 original
copy of the
Official Receipt,
before
proceeding to
Step 5.
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5. Waits for the 5.1. Laboratory None Microbiological Authorized Laboratory
results until analyst conducts Testing: Personnel
the due date the requested 3-12 calendar days Designated Laboratory
indicated in test/service as (CD)
Calibration Laboratory,
the Request indicated in the Technical Support Services
Form. request form. Physico-chemical Division
Testing:
5.2. Laboratory 5-20 working days Chemical Testing
analyst prepares (WD)* Laboratory, Technical
Support Services Division
and signs two (2)
original copies of *For nutrition facts
Microbiological Testing
the Report of analysis, duration Laboratory, Technical
Analysis or may exceed 20 Support Services Division
Certificate of WDs due to
Calibration. cumulative Shelf Life Testing
duration of Laboratory, Technology,
analysis for each Innovation, and Packaging
5.3. Laboratory Development Center
technical parameter.
manager or Halal Verification Laboratory,
deputy reviews Halal Verification Technology, Innovation, and
and signs two (2) Testing: Packaging Development
original copies of 5-15 WDs Center
the Report of
Analysis or Shelf Life Testing:
Certificate of Duration of test
Calibration. varies based on
the shelf-life
5.4. Laboratory head classification of
or deputy food
reviews and
approves for Calibration: 5–
release two (2) 15 WDs
original copies of
the Report of
Analysis or
Certificate of
Calibration.
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disposal
logsheet.
*Laboratory shall keep
one (1) original and
*Make sure to signed
present one (1) report/certificate.
photocopy of
either the
Request Form or
the Official
Receipt (OR) on
the due date
indicated in the
Request Form.
Microbiological
Testing:
3-12 calendar days
(CD)
Physico-chemical
Testing:
5-20 working days
(WD)*
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WDs due to
cumulative
duration of
analysis for each
parameter.
Halal Verification
Testing:
5-15 WDs
Calibration: 5–
15 WDs
Microbiology Laboratory
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Salmonella spp. Detection (Rapid test) 1,000.00
Package A: 1,100.00
Package B: 1,700.00
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Package C: 1,200.00
Package D: 650.00
Chemistry Laboratory
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Crude Protein (Kjeldahl Method) 1,000.00
Calcium (AAS)
1,920.00
Iron (AAS)
1,920.00
Sodium (AAS)
1,920.00
Potassium (AAS)
1,920.00
Copper (AAS)
1,920.00
Magnesium (AAS)
1,920.00
Nitrate 300.00
Nitrite 300.00
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pH (pH meter) 325.00
Nitrate 300.00
Nitrite 300.00
pH 350.00
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Turbidity 300.00
Conductivity 350.00
Color 300.00
Sulfate 300.00
Salinity 300.00
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Caliper Up to 200 mm 950.00
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Digital Thermometer (5 Test -30 to 600 degrees C 1700.00
Points)
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Test Weights Class M > 50 kg 1500.00
(chrome, brass, cast iron)
Burette 1500.00
Pipettor 1500.00
Beaker 600.00
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BIG VOLUME DESCRIPTION / CAPACITY FEE (PhP)
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Issuance of Formula of Conversion (FOC) or Certificate of 500.00 / certificate / visit
Formula of Manufacture (CFM)
Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
NO NOON BREAK
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Conduct of Exit Interview
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Conduct of Exit Interview
Exit interviews are conducted for the agency to gather information that can improve recruitment
and retention.
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Filing of Authority to Render Overtime/Extended Services (ATROS/ATRES)
Form
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Filing of Authority to Render Overtime/Extended Services (ATROS/ATRES)
Form
Authority to Render Overtime/Extended Services is issued to employees as proof that their requests to render
overtime/extended service are authorized and approved.
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TOTAL None 2 working days
and 20 mins
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REGIONAL OFFICE XI
Filing of Personnel Locator Slip
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Filing of Personnel Locator Slip (PLS)
Personnel locator slip is filed by DOST XI personnel, both permanent and contract of service (COS)
to secure authority to go outside of official station to perform official business and/ or personal
transactions for not more than one day. One PLS is accomplished for each day of official business
transactions and is filed before leaving the official station. Personal transactions are limited to maximum
of three hours and are to be deducted from leave credits or salary.
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TOTAL None 1 working day
and 20 minutes
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REGIONAL OFFICE XI
Filing of Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Networth
(SALN) Form
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Filing of Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Networth (SALN) Form
The SALN is a declaration under oath of assets (i.e., lands, houses, cash, etc), liabilities (i.e., personal or institutional
loans), and business and financial interests, of a government official or employee, of the spouse, and of unmarried
children under 18 years old still living in their parents’ household.
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Issuance of Certifications
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1. Issuance of Certifications.
Certifications are issued to affirm the validity of information.
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Issuance of Certificate of Compensatory Overtime
(COC) Credits
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Issuance of Certificate of Compensatory Overtime (COC) Credits
Certificate of Compensatory Time-off credits are issued to affirm the validity of the accrued
number of hours an employee earns as a result of services rendered beyond regular working hours,
and/or those rendered on Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays or scheduled days off without the benefit of
overtime pay.
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Issuance of Employment Clearance
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Issuance of Employment Clearance
Employment clearance is a document issued to an employee to affirm that she/he has no
accountability in the agency.
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TOTAL None 19 working
days and 25
minutes
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Issuance of Notice of Salary Adjustment Form
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Issuance of Notice of Salary Adjustments
Notice of Salary adjustments is issued to an employee to provide information with the changes in their
salaries.
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2. Returns to the HRM 2. Issues the notice to the None 10 minutes HRM staff;
Section for the release of client. Personnel-in-
the certification. charge.
*Issuance of the NOSA HRM Section
depends upon the
release of a DBM
circular.
TOTAL None 2 working days
and 1 hour
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Issuance of Service Record
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Issuance of Service Records
Service Records are issued to affirm the validity of information pertaining to longevity of work of
an employee.
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Processing of Leave Application
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Processing of Leave Applications
The agency recognizes the right granted to officials and employees not to report for work with or
without pay as may be provided by law and as the rules prescribes in Rule XVI of the Omnibus
Rules Implementing Book V of E.O. No. 292
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2. Submits the filled-out 2. Receives the filled-out None 10 minutes -Inter-
Leave Application Form form and submits to Communication
to respective Inter- Immediate Supervisor. Officers of
Communications officer. respective divisions
or Alternates;
-Technical Services
Division (TSD)/
Technical Support
Services Division
(TSSD), (ReDI),
Finance and
Administrative
Services (FAS),
Office of the
Regional Director
(ORD)
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and affixes his/her - Technical Services
signature. Division (TSD)/
Technical Support
*in case immediate Services Division
supervisor and Assistant (TSSD), (ReDI),
Regional Director is out of Finance and
the office, the next in rank Administrative
will affix his/her signature. Services (FAS),
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REGIONAL OFFICE XI
Processing of Philippine Health Insurance Company
Admission Documents.
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Processing of Philippine Health Insurance Company Admission Documents.
Philippine Health Insurance Company (PHIC) Admission Documents is a requirement needed by
an employee for the processing of her/his hospitalization claims to the PHIC.
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1. Submits filled out 1. Receives the filled None 10 minutes -HRM Staff,
PhilHealth Claim Form out PhilHealth Claim Personnel-in-
(PCF 1). Form (PCF 1) for Charge
correctness of the -HRM Section
information.
2. Return to the HRM 2.1 Re-checks and None 10 minutes HRM Staff,
Section for the release releases PCF 1 form Personnel-in-
of the PCF 1 form and and Certification of Charge.
Certification of Premium Premium Payments.
Payments.
TOTAL None 1 hour and 40
minutes
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Processing of Salaries (DOST XI Contract of Service
Staff)
Processing of Salaries (DOST Contract of Service Staff)
A salary is a form of payment from an employer to an employee, which may be specified in an
employment contract.
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1. Submits 1. Files None 30 minutes Concerned
Accomplishment Accomplishment with Personnel
Report thru DOST XI complete supporting
HRMIS documents through the
DOST XI HRMIS.
1.1 Immediate
Supervisor reviews and None 60 minutes Immediate
approves the duly filed Supervisor
Accomplishment Report
through the DOST XI
HRMIS
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and its complete
supporting docs.
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1.13 Receives, checks None 1 hour and 20 Accounting Staff
the correctness of minutes
computation, and
completeness of
documents and
endorses to
Accountant.
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1.24 Endorses LDDAP- None 60 minutes ORD Inter-
ADA back to Cash communication
Section. staff
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REGIONAL OFFICE XI
Processing of Salaries (DOST XI Permanent
Employees)
Processing of Salaries (Permanent Employees)
A salary is a form of payment from an employer to an employee, which may be specified
in an appointment paper.
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1. Submits 1. Files None 15 minutes Concerned
Accomplishment Accomplishment with Personnel
Report thru DOST XI complete supporting
HRMIS. documents through the
DOST XI HRMIS.
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1.4 Receives and None 30 minutes HRM Section Staff
checks for correctness
of information and
completeness of
supporting documents.
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1.14 Receives, checks None 20 minutes Accounting Staff
the correctness of
computation and
completeness of
documents, and
Endorses to
Accountant
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1.24 Receives and None 15 minutes Cash Section
submits LDDAP-ADA to Officer/ Staff
the servicing Land
Bank of the Philippines.
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REGIONAL OFFICE XI
Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits
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Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits
Any official of the government who retires, voluntarily resigns or is separated from the service
and who is not otherwise covered by special law, shall be entitled to the commutation of his leave credits
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays without limitation and regardless of the period when credits
were earned.
*Subject to availability of
funds
1.2 Receives, logs, None 30 minutes FASD Inter-
prepares disbursement Communications
voucher, and endorse to Officer
Accounting Section
1.3 Receives, reviews, None 30 minutes Accounting Staff
and endorses to
Accountant
1.4 Receives, re-checks, None 2 working days Accountant
affixes signature, and
endorses to Cash
Section
1.5 Receives, prepares, None 1 hour and 50 Cash Section
and endorses LDDAP- minutes Officer/ Staff
ADA to the Accounting
Section for checking.
1.6 Receives, checks, None 45 minutes Accounting Staff
and advises the Cash
section for the printing of
LDDAP-ADA.
1.7 Prints LDDAP-ADA, None 20 minutes Cash Section
affixes signature, and Officer/ Staff
endorses to Accountant
1.8 Receives, affixes None 20 minutes Accountant
signature, and submits
LDDAP-ADA back to
Cash Section.
1.9 Receives and None 20 minutes Cash Section
endorses LDDAP-ADA to Officer/ Staff
the Office of the
Regional Director.
1.10 Receives, logs and None 10 minutes ORD Inter-
endorses LDDAP-ADA to communication
Regional Director staff
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Processing of Vehicle Request
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Processing of Vehicle Request
Step by step process for employees able to request a vehicle for official travel within or outside
Davao City
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REGIONAL OFFICE XI
Procurement of Goods and Services
2. Bidders attends
the conference to
inquire on the
2. Pre-Bid Whenever BAC, End user, TWG, BAC
specifications and None
Conference necessary Secretariats
other
requirements on
the item for bid
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3. Bidders 3. Deadline of
submits their Submission and Based on
quotation and Receipt of Bids / Bid Standard
other documents Opening 45 CDs BAC, End user, TWG, BAC
Rates of
required for the Secretariats, Bidders
Bidding
item on bid Documents
7. Awarded 7. Issuance of
bidder conform on Notice to Proceed
the Notice to None 7 CDs HoPE & Bidder
Proceed issued
by the Agency
TOTAL None 166 CDs
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to send The Customer Satisfaction Feedback Form (CSF) is used to measure and monitor the level of
feedback customers’ satisfaction and to implement improvement to ensure customer satisfaction. It is
being collected after the following S&T assistance/services are being provided:
Frequency of
Services Sample Size Collection/Timeline of
Measurement
Trainings/seminars At least sixty-five Every after the activity; analyzed
percent (65%) of all the every after the end of each
participants per quarter
training/seminar
Packaging & Labelling services Per customer
Customers and stakeholders are involved through the penta helix approach in all phases of
project development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation. Their feedbacks, complaints,
suggestions, and comments are used during strategic planning and action planning to validate
the appropriateness of products and services and to ensure that their expectations are met or
surpassed.
How feedbacks After the collection of CSF, feedbacks are being processed through the following steps:
are processed 1. Generates Summary of CSF quarterly and submit to Section Head. However, matters
or complaints that require prompt action are immediately brought to the Section Head’s
attention
2. Analyzes data.
3. Prepares appropriate recommendation
Refer to PM-08-001, “Control of Nonconforming Products” should there be complaints
or customer dissatisfaction.
4. Presents results of analysis during Management Review.
5. Recommends areas for improvement if needed and prepare action plan.
6. Monitors if action plans have been implemented.
How to file a Feedback and complaints from the public are acquired through suggestion boxes, office phones,
complaint emails, and other approaches. Social media accounts of DOST XI and PSTCs/CSTC are also
being utilized. Each PSTC has assigned social media personnel who monitors all feedbacks and
replies immediately to inquiries and comments which are posted in these platforms.
How complaints 1. Facilitates customer in filling out Customer Complaints Form for either verbal or written
are processed complaints/suggestions
2. Attaches any written complaint to the form
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3. Informs customer that a formal communication will be sent through his/her given contact
details
4. Fills-out Nonconformity and Corrective Action Report (NCAR), if necessary
5. Discusses customer’s feedback and/or NCAR in the Management Review for further
action
6. Takes appropriate corrective action
7. Prepares/sends official letter to customer
Contact CCB: 0908-881-6565 (SMS)
Information of PCC: 8888
CCB, PCC, ARTA: [email protected]
ARTA : 1-ARTA (2782)
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LIST OF OFFICES
Office Address Contact Information
Regional Office Corner Dumanlas (082) 227-1313
and Friendship (082) 221-5971
Roads, Bajada, (082) 221-5428
Davao City (082) 226-3921
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. XII
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DOST XII
DOST REGIONAL OFFICE XII PROFILE
Mandate
Executive Order No. 128 mandates the Department to “provide central direction, leadership and
coordination of scientific and technological efforts and ensure that the results therefrom are geared and
utilized in areas of maximum economic and social benefits for the people”.
Section 31 of EO 128 also authorized for the establishment of DOST regional offices. As per DOST
Administrative Order No. 002 Series of 1989, the DOST Regional Offices shallbe the focal points for the
planning and implementation of S&T programs and projects inthe regions. Specifically, each regional office
shall assume the following functions:
2. Formulate a regional S&T plan consistent with and supportive of the regional
and national development S&T plans;
3. Plan and implement programs and projects on R&D and the delivery of S&T
services such as technology demonstration and transfer, testing and analysis, S&T
promotion and information dissemination, and on other areas of concern of DOST
for the benefit of the people in the region;
4. Monitor and coordinate programs and projects of DOST Councils, Institutes and
support agencies in the region;
6. Develop institutional linkages with Regional Offices, other agencies, and local
government and private organizations or entities for the effective planning and
implementation of S&T programs in the region; and
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Vision
DOST XII envisions to develop a competent and competitive Science and TechnologyCommunity with a
social conscience in South Central Mindanao.
Mission
DOST XII shall endeavor to enhance and upgrade the competitive capabilities and commercial strengths of
people through the adoption of integrated agriculture-based industry clusters propelled by conscious
efforts to pump-prime SMEs through the generation and management of appropriate technologies. Thus,
it shall lead in theadvancement of science and technology through the utilization of appropriate superior
technologies to a level of competitive advantage for regional growth, peace and sustainable development.
Service Pledge
DOST XII is committed to provide products and services to both the government and private sectors in
Region XII, with the highest standards of quality and reliability within our capabilities and resources,
according to customers and all applicable regulatory and statutory requirements, and to continually
improve the effectiveness of our Quality Management System (QMS) at all times in order to meet customer
satisfaction.
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Request/ Inquiry for DOST XII Programs, Projects, and Services
Processes on how anyone can send inquiries or requests related to any of the DOST XIIPrograms, Projects,
and Services as well as appointments, meetings, among others.
Classification: Simple
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2.2. Provides
necessary
information
and/or forwards
request/inquiry
to concerned
unit.
1-2 Days
2.3. Sends
response from
concerned unit
regrading
inquiry.
4. Approach any DOST-XII 4.1. Entertains None 2-30 Minutes DOST XII
personnel and staff during guest/ customer depending on Personnel and
an exhibit/ training/ event. and takes note the inquiry Staff
of queries
together with the
name, company,
contact number,
products/service
s.
4.2. Provides
necessary
information
and/or forwards
request/inquiry
to concerned
unit.
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4.3. Responds 2-3 Days
to inquiry/
request via
phone/ email.
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Provision of Technology Transfer and Commercialization Services
The Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) is the DOST’s strategy to encourage and
assist Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in adopting technology and innovations to enhance
operational efficiency, boost productivity, and promote competitiveness of products and services. The
program supports MSMEs to undergo upgrading of their manufacturing processes and improve their
productivity by acquisition of appropriate equipment, application of DOST-generated technologies, and
other interventions. The DOST XII’s priority sectors include food processing, marine/ aquaculture,
horticulture, metals and engineering, Gifts, Decors, and Handicrafts (GDH), Furniture, Information and
Communications Technology (ICT)/Electronics, and Halal.
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) owned
by Filipino citizens, Local Government Units (LGU),
Civil Society Organizations, and Academic Institutions
with attached business-like operating units
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Audited Financial Statements for the past three Book keeper (Notarized) or
(3) years of the company / beneficiary, name CPA
shall be indicated in the proposal (1 certified
true copy)
Disclosure of other related business and Own
the extent of ownership if any
Checking account for projects with repayments Land Bank of the Philippines
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Part I
proposal and
requirements.
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6. Attend 6.1. Conducts None 1 Day PSTD;
Orientation and orientation on Regional
Signing of the provisions Program
Memorandum of of the Management
Agreement Memorandum Office
of Agreement (RPMO)
Staff;
6.2. Facilitates TSD Chief;
signing and Regional Director
notarial of the
Memorandum
of Agreement
(MOA)
between
DOST XII and
cooperator for
approved
project
proposals
Part II
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10. Purchase 10.1. Checks on None 12 Months PSTD;
needed equipment/ the RPMO Staff;
materials/ supplies/ specifications of TSD Chief;
services the equipment / Regional Director
materials/
supplies
10.2. Prepares
Inventory of
Equipment
14.2. Issues
official receipt
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Regional Grants-in-Aid Program
The DOST’s Grants-In-Aid (GIA) program aims to harness the country’s scientific and technological
capabilities to spur and attain a sustainable economic growth and development.
Through the funding of relevant S&T undertakings, the GIA program is designed to contribute to
productivity improvement and quality of life of Filipinos by generating and promoting appropriate
technologies. It also aims to strengthen the participation of variousS&T sectors particularly in research and
development (R&D), promotion, technology transfer and utilization, human resources development,
information dissemination, advocacy, and linkages.
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Who may avail: 1. Any Filipino public or private entity with proven
competence may apply for GIA support of DOST and
its grant-giving units, provided that projects are based
in the Philippines and for the benefit of Filipinos.
Project Proposal (R&D Form 2 and non-R&D Format Own/ DOST XII
Form 3) and other documents deemed necessary
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2. Submit LOI 2.1 Receives None 1 Day Records
addressed to DOST and Management
XII Regional acknowledges Staff (RMS);
Director. receipt of letter. Regional
Director
3. Allow site visit for 3.1 Conducts None 10 Days TSD Chief;
needs assessment. site visit for PSTD; RTEC
needs
assessment and
validation of
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request/s for
technology
transfer and
equipment
upgrading.
3.2. Identify
technical
resource
persons and
requests for
comments from
technical
resource
persons for
project
proposals
related to
applied
research, pilot
testing and/or
prototyping.
3.3. Ensure
technical
resource
persons sign a
Nondisclosure
Agreement and
No Conflict-of-
Interest
Certification.
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or disapproval
through official
letter.
5.2. Facilitates
signing and
notarial of the
Memorandum
of Agreement
(MOA)
between
DOST XII and
beneficiary for
approved project
proposals.
5.3. Releases
1 Day Regional
funds for
Director; Cashier
approved
projects.
6.2 Monitors
project and
prepares
progress report.
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Issuance of Fairness Opinion Report (FOR)
Involves the constitution of Fairness Opinion Board that will evaluate and generate the Fairness Opinion
Report to assess the fairness of the financial terms in the technology licensing agreement to the Research
and Development Institution or the Government Funding Agency.
IP Application/Registration Document, or
SOA of IP Application, or
Freedom to Operate, or
Trade Secret Protocol or Agreement
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Documents to support legal, social,
environmental, or other impact of the proposed
transaction
Spin-Off Firm:
Articles of Incorporation (ready for filing), and
Letter of Support (any document that shows that
the institution supports the spin-off), and
Proof of Participation of the Researcher to the
Spin-Off, or
Proof of Leave of Absence of Researcher-
Employee
List of recommendees for possible FOB
membership
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addressed to the and authenticity
DOST Secretary, of the
taking into documentary
consideration any of requirements.
the following:
a. Technology 1.2 Issue an 7 Days
Transferee has acknowledgeme
an office or nt letter and
residence in inform
Region XII; or requesting
b. Technology parties of the
Transferor has lacking
an office or documents or if
business the proposed
address in transaction can
Region XII; or proceed to FOB
c. Technology evaluation.
Transfer
Agreement is 1.3 Identify and 1 Day
signed or is to be invite potential
executed in the FOB members
Region XII; or upon receipt of
d. Any of the complete
facilities of the documentary
Technology requirements
Transferee is based on:
located in Expertise
Region XII; or Neutrality
e. Region XII is Impartiality
one of the target No conflict of
markets. interest
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for Research
and
Development.
1.5 Monitor
constitution of
the FOB through
a Special Order
issued by the
Office of the
Secretary.
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secretariat
assistance for
the completion
of the report.
Forward a copy
of the originally
signed FOR,
along with all
documents
submitted by the
requesting party,
to the
Technology
Application and
Promotion
Institute as the
repository
institution.
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Provision of Quality Science and Technology Services
The DOST XII Regional Standards and Testing Laboratories (RSTL) provides timely,accurate and
reliable microbiological, physical and chemical testing and metrological(volumetric, mass, lengths,
temperatures, and pressures calibration) to customers, using the latest analytical methods and
procedures with international standards.
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For Food Samples:
∙ Samples must be properly packed and labeled.
∙ Sample size must be at least 500 grams.
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DOST-XII Satellite Laboratory (Microbiological) Satellite Laboratory Customer
Receiving Officer (CRO) at
For WATER/ ICE Samples: PSTO-SarGen Building,
∙ Customer or QA/QC representative must call the Barangay Hall Compound,
laboratory to confirm schedule and number of Calumpang, General Santos
samples submission. City
∙ Sterile sampling bottle/s must be picked-up a day
before the schedule (uncontrolled copy of
sampling protocol is given to customer, for
guidance/ reference)
∙ Sample size must be at least 300-mL.
∙ Pay P100 as deposit upon pick-up of sampling
bottle.
∙ Sampling bottles must be completely labeled
accordingly (i.e., sampling area, time of
collection).
∙ Samples must be placed in a sealed container
with ice.
∙ Samples must be submitted to the laboratory
not later than 6 hours after collection.
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For AIRLOAD Samples:
∙ Customer or QA/QC representative must call the
laboratory to confirm schedule and number of
samples submission.
∙ Customer or QA/QC representative must also
specify and confirm the analysis they need.
∙ Sterile and pre-poured plates must be picked-up
on the day of sampling (uncontrolled copy of
sampling protocol is given to customer, for
guidance/ reference)
∙ Samples must be placed in a sealed container
with ice.
∙ Samples must be submitted to the laboratory not
later than 6 hours after collection.
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1. Submit 1.1 Checks None 3-6 minutes Customer
sample/unit and the integrity Receiving
accomplished form and Officer (CRO)
(F-RSTL-01) to the adequacy of
Customer the sample,
Relations Officer and the cost
(CRO). of the
requested
*Identify the service(s).
test/calibration
requirement(s). 1.2 Encodes
the information
in the
laboratory
information
management
system.
1.3 Generates
the request form
with the unique
reference code.
1.4 Signs 4
original copies
of the request
form.
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3. Present 2 3. Generates None 1-3 Minutes Accounting-in
original and signed and signs 1 charge
copies of the copy of the
request form to the Order of
Accounting-in Payment from
charge. the laboratory
information
*Secure 2 original management
copies of the system.
request form and 1
original copy of the *Sign 1 original
Order of Payment copy of the
before proceeding Order of
to Step 4. Payment.
*Prints and
signs 2
original copies
of the Report
of Analysis or
Certificate of
Calibration.
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6. Claim Report of 6. Releases 1 None 1-5 minutes CRO
Analysis or original and
Certificate of signed
Calibration and report/
sign the disposal certificate
logsheet. after client has
signed in the
*Present 1 disposal
photocopy of either logsheet.
the Request Form
or the Official
Receipt (OR) on the
due date indicated
in the Request
Form.
SCHEDULE OF FEES
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Total Coliform MTFT 550.00 4
Physical Analyses
Chemical Analyses
pH Potentiometric 350.00 3
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Oil & Grease Liquid-Liquid 1,000.00 5
Partition
Gravimetric
pH Potentiometric 350.00 3
D. Formula of Conversion1
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FOC per product formulation - 500.00 -
C. Swab Samples
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Escherichia coli Swab/ 550.00 3
Chromogenic
Substrate Test
Big Volume
Proving Tank
Test Weights
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For every excess in 1 tonne 50.00 1
1&2 Requesting party shoulders the perdiem, and transportation expenses of the DOSTXII RSTL Staff
conducting the FOC and On-site Calibration.
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Technology Trainings
Technology trainings are S&T assistance provided for human resource development and capability
enhancement for maximum utilization of technologies for productivity improvement of the firms. It is
conducted by tapping S&T experts within the region and from various RDIs and councils.
With the aim to maximize the benefits derived from the coming of the experts in the region, technology
clinics are being conducted as part of the technology trainings. One on-one consultations and group
discussions with the experts after or in-between sessions are also arranged to provide immediate and
appropriate solutions to problems encountered by the participants along the course of their project
operations.
Who may avail: MSMEs, Academe, Private Entities, LGUs, National Line
Agencies, Non-Government Organizations, Organized
Groups
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
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Technical consultancy services aim to deliver scientific knowledge and other technicalservices by local
scientists, researchers and other S&T experts to effectively and efficiently address the S&T requirements
of the various sectors in the region. These include the following:
∙ Manufacturing Productivity Extension (MPEX) Program
∙ Consultancy for Agricultural Productivity Enhancement (CAPE) Program
∙ Consultancy for Agriculture and Manufacturing Productivity
Improvement(CAMPI) Program
∙ Food Safety (FS) Program
∙ Packaging and Labelling Assistance (PL)
∙ Cleaner Production Technology (CPT)
∙ Energy Audit (EA) Program
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) belonging
to DOST industry priority sectors.
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2. Assist in 2.1. Conducts pre- None 1 Day CSFP;
the site qualification site PSTD
visitation. visit and assesses
qualifications of
customer.
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Packaging and Labeling Services
The packaging and labeling services of DOST XII aims to assist MSMEs in improving quality and
competitiveness of their products through provision and/or enhancement of design of appropriate
functional packages and proper labels.
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Director (PSTD)
The DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Programs are implemented by the DOST-SEIin collaboration with
the DOST Regional Offices. The program provides financial support to deserving and talented young people
who wish to pursue Bachelor’s degree in the priority S&T areas, and ensure a steady, adequate supply of
qualified S&T human resources who can steer the country towards national progress. Types of scholarship
include the following:
∙ Republic Act No. 7687 Scholarship Program
∙ DOST-SEI Merit Scholarship Program
∙ Junior Level Science Scholarship Program
Classification: Complex
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7. a. Have not taken any previous DOST-SEI ✓ ✓
examination; or
b. Have taken the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Examination but did not
qualify for the scholarship;
OR
(b) Have taken the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Examination but
did not qualify for the scholarship
OR
(c) Qualifier of the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship but did
not avail of the award
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
A. Scholarship Application
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Long Brown Envelope
A. Scholarship Application
1.2. Encodes
information to the
DOST-SEI
Undergraduate
Application System.
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4. If qualified, 4.1 Conducts None 4 Hours/ session Scholarship
attend Orientation and Coordinator/
Orientation Signing of Staff;
and Signing Scholarship PSTD
of Agreement for
Scholarship qualifiers.
Agreement.
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Science and Technology (S&T) Promotion and Advocacy
DOST XII aims to stir awareness and let the people in the region know the Program, Projects, Activities,
and Services offered by DOST. Conducted in the region in collaboration with the DOST RDIs and Councils,
S&T promotion activities include the National Science and Technology Week Regional Celebration,
Regional Invention Contest and Exhibits, among others. To intensify the promotion of science and
technologyin the region, strategies were put to practice with due consideration to the social groups of
people with different line of interests.
Classification: Complex
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STARBOOK
S Unit.
B. S&T Events
1. Accomplish 1.1. Facilitate None 5 Minutes Assigned
Attendance registration of DOST XII
Sheet. participants. personnel/
staff
2. Attend and 2.1 Conducts the None 1-3 Days Assigned
participate in event/ activity. DOST XII
the event/ personnel/
activity. staff
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Billing and Collection of Payments
Procedure on how the DOST XII bills and collects payments from individuals or groups who availed of its
services. This includes the collection of SETUP refund, RSTL fees, scholarship testing fees, refund of cash
advances, among others.
Classification: Complex
Who may avail: Individuals and entities which availed of DOST XII services
1.2. Receive
cash/check.
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2.2. Attach
duplicate copy to
the Report of
Collections and
Deposits and
forward to
Accounting Unit.
2.5. Prepare
deposit slips and remit
to the bank.
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Processing of Financial Claims
Procedure on how payment for claims such as travel expenses, reimbursements, payments to suppliers,
scholars’ tuition and allowances, among others, are being processed.
Classification: Complex
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.3. Checks
availability of
allotment/budget.
1.4. Prepares
ORS/BURS
and signs Box
A.
1.5. Records
claims in the
subsidiary
ledger (SL) of
the creditor/
payee to
monitor status
of obligation.
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1.7. Receives None 1 Day Accountant
and reviews
completeness
of documents
for processing.
1.8. Evaluates
validity of the
claim, accuracy
of amount and
completeness of
supporting
documents.
1.9 Prepares
Disbursement
Voucher (DV),
Journal Entry
and Tax
Certificates.
1.10 Certifies
cash availability,
completeness of
supporting
documents and
signs Box C.
1.11 Forwards
DV and other
supporting
documents to
the Regional
Director for
Signature in Box
B.
1.13 Forwards
DV and other
supporting
documents to
the Cashier.
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1.14 Receives None 0.5 Day Cashier
voucher from
ORD.
1.15 Verify if
DV is for
payment of
check or List
of Due and
Demandable
Accounts
Payable-
Advice Debit
to Account
(LDDAP-ADA).
1.16 For
payment
though
cheque,
prepares and
sign check and
Advice of
Checks Issued
and Cancelled
(ACIC).
For payment
through
LDDAP-ADA,
prepare and
sign LDDAP-
ADA and ACIC
through Land
Bank eMDS.
1.17 Forwards
LDDAP-ADA &
ACIC to the
Regional
Director for
signature.
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1.19 Prepare None 1 Hour Cashier
and sign
Financial Data
Entry System
(FinDES)
1.20 Submits to
servicing bank
LDDAP-ADA
with ACIC and
FinDES printout
and soft copies.
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Table 1. Documentary Requirements for the Processing of Financial Claims of Suppliers,
Beneficiaries and Employees
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2. Grant of Cash 1. Approved Special Order/Travel Order 1. RMS / ORD
Advance for 2. Duly approved Itinerary of Travel 2. Requesting Entity
foreign travels 3. Letter of invitation of host/sponsoring 3. Inviting Agency
country/agency/organization
4. For plane fare, quotation of three travel 4. Travel Agency or its
agencies or its equivalent equivalent
5. Flight itinerary issued by the 5. Airline/Ticketing
airline/ticketing office/travel agency Office/Travel Agency
6. Copy of the United Nations 6. International Civil Service
Development Programme (UNDP) rate Commission website
for the daily subsistence allowance (DSA)
for the country of destination for the
computation of DSA to be claimed
7. Document to show the dollar to peso 7. BSP Website
exchange rate at the date of grant of cash
advance
8. Where applicable, authority from the 8. Office of the President
Office of President (OP) to claim
representation expense
9. In case of seminars/trainings: invitation 9. Inviting Agency
addressed to the agency inviting
participants (issued by the foreign
country), acceptance of the nominees as
participants (issued by the foreign
country), and programme Agenda and
Logistics Information
10. Certification from the accountant that 10. Accounting Unit
the previous cash advance has been
liquidated and accounted for in the books
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3. Liquidation of 1. Duly accomplished / approved 1. Accounting Unit)/
travel expense Liquidation Report ORD/Requesting Entity
for Local Travel 2. Paper/electronic plane, boat or bus 2. Travel Agency or its
tickets, boarding pass, terminal fee equivalent
3. Certificate of appearance/attendance 3. Host/Agency/ Organization
4. Photocopy of previously approved 4. Accounting Unit)
itinerary of travel (if the LR is submitted
on the month following the date of travel)
5. Revised or supplemental Office Order 5. Accounting Unit)/
or any proof supporting the change of ORD/Requesting Entity
schedule
6. Certification by the Head of Agency as 6. ORD
to the absolute necessity of the expenses
together with corresponding bills or
receipts, if the expenses incurred for
official travel exceeded the prescribed
rate per day (certification or affidavit of
loss shall not be considered as an
appropriate replacement for the required
hotel/lodging bill and receipts)
7. Reimbursement Expenses Receipt 7. Accounting Unit
(RER)
8. Certification of Expenses not requiring 8. Accounting Unit
Receipts if applicable
9. Official Receipt in case of refund of 9. Requesting entity
excess cash advance
10. Hotel room/lodging bills with official 10. Hotel/ Lodging
receipts in the case of official travel to
places within 50kilometer radius, if the
travel allowances being claimed include
the hotel room/lodging rate
11. Approved Certificate of Travel 11. Requesting Entity
Completed
4. Liquidation of 1. Paper/electronic plane tickets, 1. Travel Agency or its
travel expense boarding pass, boat or bus ticket equivalent
for Foreign 2. Certificate of appearance/attendance 2. Host/Agency/
Travels for trainings/seminar/participation Organization
3. Bills/receipts for non-commutable
3. Requesting Entity
representation expenses
4. For reimbursement of actual travel
4. ORD
expenses of the prescribed rate
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Certification signed by the Approving
Official as to the absolute necessity of the
expenses, together with the
corresponding bills and receipts
(certification or affidavit of loss shall not
be considered as an appropriate
replacement for the required hotel/lodging
bills and receipts)
5. Revised Itinerary of Travel, if 5. Requesting Entity
applicable
6. Narrative report on trip undertaken/ 6. Requesting Entity
Report on Participation
7. Official Receipt in case of refund of 7. Requesting Entity
excess cash advance
8. Approved Certificate of Travel 8. ORD / Requesting Entity
Completed
9. Accounting Unit/
9. Liquidation Report
ORD/Requesting Entity
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6. Payment of A. Goods/Services: A. Goods/Services:
claims 1. Purchase Order 1. DOST XII
2. Approved Consolidated Abstract of 2. DOST XII
Bids, Post Qualification, Evaluation
Report and Bids and Awards Committee
(BAC) Resolution
3. Certificate of Exclusive Distributorship, 3. Requesting entity
if applicable (Supplier)
4. Request for Quotation reviewed and 4. DOST XII BAC Secretariat
signed by the BAC members
5. Approved Purchase Request 5. DOST XII
6. Delivery receipt (for Goods) or 6. Requesting entity
Statement of Account/Billing Statement (Supplier)
(Service)
7. Signed Inspection and Acceptance 7. DOST XII
Report
8. Property Acknowledgment Receipt or 8. DOST XII
Inventory Custodian Slip, if applicable
9. Report of Waste Materials, if applicable 9. DOST XII
10. Post-Inspection Report, if applicable 10. DOST XII
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purposes contemplated under the
provisions of the General Appropriations
Act (GAA) in relation to or by reasons of
his position.
2. Other supporting documents as are
necessary depending on the nature of
expense charged.
B. Tuition
1. Statement of Account
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Procurement, Inspection and Issuance of Supplies and Materials,
Equipment and Services
Procedure on how the office procures supplies and materials as well as needed services.
Office or Division: Administrative Services Division (ASD)
1.2 Forward PR
to End User’s
Division Chief for
approval and
endorsement.
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2. Monitor status of 2.1 Review and None 3 Days BAC
procurement and Identify Modes of
modes identified by Procurement for
the project based
BAC.
on the 2016
revised IRR OF
RA 9184.
For Competitive
Bidding:
2.2.a. Advertise
or Post Invitation
to Bid for Goods
and
Infrastructure, or
Request for
Expression of
Interest for
Consultancy.
2.2.b.Conduct
Eligibility &
Shortlisting for
Consultancy
2.2.c Facilitate
Issuance of Bid
docs
2.2.d Conduct
Pre-Bid
Conference
2.2.e Bid
Submission/Ope
ning
2.2.f Bid
Evaluation /
Approval of
ranking for
Consultancy
2.2.g Negotiation
for Consultancy
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2.2.h Conduct
Post-qualification
2.2.i Issuance of
NOA
2.2.j Contract
Preparation and
Issuance of NTP
(refer to 2016
revised IRR of
RA 9184 for the
detailed
procedural step)
For Alternative
methods of
Procurement
Advertisement/
Posting of
Invitation to
Bid/Request for
Expression of
Interest until
Issuance of
Notice to
Proceed/
Purchase Order/
Contract under
Alternative
Methods of
Procurement
(refer to 2016
revised IRR of
RA 9184 for the
procedural step)
2.4. Award
Approved
Purchase Order
(PO) to external
provider.
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3. Monitor delivery of 3.1 Inspects None 1 Day DOST XII
procured item. procured items BAC/
upon delivery. Inspection
Signs Team;
Inspection and Regional
Acceptance Director
Report.
3.3. Prepares
necessary
supporting
documents:
Delivery
Receipt/Sales
(Charge)
Invoice,
Inspection
Report and Tax
Certificates.
3.4 Forward
documents to the
Accounting Unit
for the Payment
Processing.
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Recruitment, Selection, and Placement (RSP)
Personal Data Sheet (CS FORM 212, Revised CSC Office/ Website
2017)
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY FEES PROCESSING PERSON
ACTIONS TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
XII
website and
Bulletin Board,
Civil Service
Commission
Bulletin for Vacant
Position, and
Provincial
Science and
Technology Centers.
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2. Submit 2.1. Receives None 5 Minutes Human
application letter and checks Resource
and other completeness Management
documents. of documents. Officer (HRMO)
If documents
are not
complete,
inform the
applicants on
the
requirements
needed. Personnel
Selection
2.2. Reviews Board (PSB)
and conducts
screening of
applications
based on the
Minimum
Qualification
Standards of
the position
applied for.
2.3. Informs
applicant/s on
the schedule
of examination
and interview.
2.4. Prepares
examination
paper and
evaluation
sheet.
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4. Receive 4.1. Informs the None 1 Day HRMO
Results of successful
application. applicant/s.
4.2. Prepares
employment
papers and list of
other
requirements.
5.2 Informs
newly hired on
the details of
oath of office
for permanent
position prior
to assumption
to duty.
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Application for Leave
Provision for DOST XII personnel and staff for short-term absences like sick days andfor purpose of
vacation.
Classification: Simple
1.2. Computes
leave credits.
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2. Receive the original 1.5. Furnishes None 5 Minutes HRMO
copy of approved/ concerned
disapproved Leave personnel an
original copy of
application for
approved/
attachment to Daily disapproved
Time Record/ leave form.
Attendance of the
month.
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Staff Learning and Development (L&D) Program
Provision of appropriate trainings/ seminars to DOST XII personnel and staff forcontinued capability
enhancement.
Classification: Simple
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How feedbacks After the collection of CSF, feedbacks are being processed
are processed through the following steps:
1. Generate Summary of CSF quarterly and submit to Section
Head. However, matters or complaints that require prompt
action are immediately brought to the Section Head’s attention.
2. Analyze data.
3. Prepare appropriate recommendation
4. Present results of analysis during Management Review.
5. Recommend areas for improvement if needed and prepare
action plan.
6. Monitor if action plans have been implemented.
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Contact Contact Center ng Bayan
Information of Mobile No.: 0908-881-6565
CCB, PCC, ARTA Telephone No.: 1-6565
Website: http://contactcenterngbayan.gov.ph/
Email Address: [email protected]
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LIST OF OFFICES
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DOST CARAGA PROFILE
I. Mandate: DOST XII
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DOST CARAGA LIST OF SERVICES
DOST XII
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1. Innovation System Support (SETUP Core Funded)
A DOST program encouraging and assisting micro, small and medium DOST XII
enterprises
(MSMEs) to adopt technological innovations to improve their products, services,
operations and increase their productivity and competitiveness.
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other documents submitted by PSTO Concerned
enumerated above. customer. Staff
Review DOST XII
completeness of
documents. Endorse
to Regional SET UP
Coordinator
3.2 Check None 2 days Ricardo N. Varela
completeness of FOD Chief
documents and
review proposal.
Endorse documents
to RTEC for
evaluation.
4. Attend proposal 4.1 Evaluate None 10 days Customer
evaluation and proposal.
answer queries of 3rd Party RTEC
RTEC members If proposal passed
RTEC Evaluation: Ricardo N. Varela
FOD Chief
a. Endorse to RD
proposal costing Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
Ph 3M and below Reg’l. Director
for approval.
b. Endorse to
NPMO
proposal
costing more
than Ph 3M for
evaluation.
If proposal is
disapproved
by RTEC,
proponent is
informed.
4.2 Prepare Memo None 2 days PSTO Concerned
of Agreement for SET-UP
approved Coordinator
proposal and
deliver to
signatories.
5. Sign MOA 5.1 Sign MOA and None 1 day Customer
deliver the same
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to lawyer for Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
notarization. Reg’l. Director
DOST XII
Ricardo N. Varela
FOD Chief
PSTO Concerned
Mayette M. Carlon
5.2 Prepare None 3 days Jennifer T. Villaplaza
voucher with Reg’l, SET-UP Staff
complete Marites M. Apolinaria
supporting Mayette M. Carlon
documents; Liezel C. Laure
process voucher Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
and Issue Check Regional Director
5.3 Brief None 4 hours Jennifer T. Villaplaza
proponent on the Reg’l. SET-UP
conditions for Staff
release and bank
account tagging.
6. Issue Post- 5.4 Fund None 3 hours Customer
Release; Receive
dated Checks;
post-dated Liezel C. Laure
Implement the
checks. Cashier
Project.
SET-UP Coordinator
** END OF TRANSACTION**
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2. Technology Training Assistance
Provision of technology trainings to customers particularly those intendingDOST XII
to improve
existing operations or those intending to establish technology-based enterprises.
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experts or
resource
persons. DOST XII
1.5 If not None 3 days Danilo D. Facundo
available, Training/Consultancy
contact Coordinator
Experts from
external
sources.
1.6 Set schedule None 1 hour PSTO Concerned
and venue of Danilo D. Facundo
training Training/Consultancy
Coordinator
1.7 Prepare None 4 hours PSTO Concerned
Activity
Proposal
1.8 Invite None 2 days PSTO Concerned
identified
participants
to
the training.
2. Participate in the 2.1 Conduct the None Training Customer
training. Training duration PSTO Concerned
depends on Danilo D. Facundo
the type of Training /Consultancy
training to be Coordinator
conducted
2.2 Evaluate the None 30 minutes Customer
Training Danilo D. Facundo
Training/Consultancy
Coordinator
2.3 Prepare post- 2 hours PSTO
training
report.
** END OF TRANSACTION**
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3. Technical Consultancy Services
DOST XII
A program providing consultancy services to micro, small and medium
enterprises (MSMEs) and industries. The consultancy services include:
Manufacturing Productivity Extension Program (MPEX)
Consultancy for Agricultural Productivity Enhancement (CAPE)
Cleaner Production Technology (CPT)
Energy Audit (EA)
Office or Division: Field Operations Division
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2B , G2C
Who may avail: SMEs/ Private Individuals
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Letter Request To be prepared by the client
Technology Needs Assessment
Criteria Form for Assistance
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sign Criteria Form 1.1 Identify firms to 1 day PSTO Concerned
for Assistance be provided with None
consultancy
Services.
1.2 Conduct None 3 days PSTO Concerned
Technology
Needs
Assessment to
all identified
firms.
1.3 Accomplish None 1 day PSTO Concerned
Criteria Form for Customer
Assistance
1.4 Submit list of None 1 hour PSOD Concerned
firms to Regional Ricardo N. Varela
Office for FOD Chief
consolidation.
1.5 Prepare None 1 day Danilo D. Facundo
Proposal for Training
Consultancy /Consultancy
Services for all Coordinator
identified firms.
Ricardo N. Varela
FOD Chief
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Submit to
Regional Director
for Approval DOST XII
1.6 Procurement of None Bidding – 45 Danilo D. Facundo
Consulting days Training
Services. SVP - 7 days /Consultancy
Coordinator
Ricardo N. Varela
FOD Chief
BAC
BAC Secretariat
BAC TWG
Supply Officer
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1. Innovation System Support (Local GIA)
DOST
Transfer of technologies to customers who are inclined to upgrade their operation XII
through technology-based innovations and provision of assistance to service-oriented
entities and R&D related projects.
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5. Submit Project 3.1 Receive None 1 day Customer
Proposal and all Proposal and PSTO Concerned
other supporting
DOST XII
Jennifer J.
requirements document; Dejarme
review TSS Chief
document; Project
endorse Coordinators
proposal to
Reg’l INTERC.
3.2 Evaluate None 2 days Ricardo N. Varela
Proposal; Head, INTERC
Prepare
Consolidated
Technical
Evaluation
Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
Report.
Endorse to RD Regional Director
for approval.
3.3 Prepare Memo None 4 hours PSTO Concerned
of Agreement (MOA) Project
for approved Coordinators
proposal.
3.4 Facilitate signing None If NGO - 1day PSTO Concerned
of MOA and LGU– 1 Project
notarization. month Coordinators
SUC – 1
month
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procurement Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
activity. SVP – 7 days Regional Director
DOST XII
3.8 Test Run and None 1 days Project
Inspect Coordinator
Equipment. Supply Officer
Property Inspector
4 Implement the None Customer
Project
**END OF TRANSACTION**
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2. Technical Consultancy Services (Food Safety)
Consultancy services include the following: DOST XII
Food Safety Awareness
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)
Plant Layout Mentoring
ISO 22000 (Food Safety Management System)
Office or Division: Technical Support Services
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: G2B , G2C
Who may avail: Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises / Private
Individuals/NGAs
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Letter Request To be prepared by the client
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit letter of 1.1 Receive letter of None 15 minutes Customer
request for request from PSTO Concerned
consultancy customer ORD Secretary
services to PSTC or
Regional Office
1.2 Forward letter of None 5 minutes PSTO Concerned
request to the ORD Secretary
Office of the
Regional Director
1.3 Forward letter to None 30 minute ORD Secretary
TSS with Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
instruction. Regional Director
1.4 a. If request is None 1 day Jennifer J.
approved, Dejarme
contact Food CFST Coordinator
Safety Team
Members for
Availability.
b.If not
approved,
inform
customer.
1.5 Set schedule for None 1 day Jennifer J.
the conduct of Dejarme
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consultancy CFST Coordinator
services/training
and inform DOST XII
Engr. Emman Liam
customer of Prisco
schedule. Food Safety Staff
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3. Packaging and Labelling Assistance
DOST XII
Provision of an appropriate packaging and labelling assistance for food and non-food
products.
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2.2 Prepare None 1 day Engr. Emman
priority Lliam Prisco
list of customers DOST XII
Packaging and
with PDB. labelling
Coordinator
2.3 Recommend None 1 hour Engr. Emman Lliam
Prisco
priority list for
Packaging and
RD for approval
labelling Coordinator
2.4 Evaluate None 2 hours Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
priority Regional Director
list and sign
approval
2.5 Prepare and None 2 days Engr. Emman Lliam
facilitate conduct Prisco
of orientation Packaging and
labelling Coordinator
and signing of
MOA between
DOSTCaraga
and the
customer
2.6 Commission None 1 day Engr. Emman Lliam
local designer Prisco
to execute Packaging and
labelling Coordinator
package
design
2.7 Send design to None 1 day Accredited Local
customer Designer
through the
PSTC for
comments (1st
Comment)
3. Review package None 5 days Customer
design and prepare
comments.
Submit to PSTC
3.1 Forward None 1 day Engr. Emman Lliam
packaged Prisco
design with Packaging and
labelling Coordinator
comments to
designer for
revision
3.2 Consider None 3 days Accredited Local
Designer
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comments of
the Customer,
revise design
DOST XII
(if necessary)
3.3 Forward None 3 days Engr. Emman Lliam
design Prisco
to customer for Packaging and
labelling Coordinator
comments (2nd
PSTO Concerned
comment)
4. Review improved None 3 days Customer
package design.
4.1 Prepare and None 1 day Customer
submit
comments, if any,
to PSTC
4.2 Consider None 1 day Accredited Local
comments of Designer
Engr. Emman Lliam
the Customer, Prisco
revise design Packaging and
(if necessary) labelling Coordinator
**END OF TRANSACTION**
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4. Provision of Nutrition Facts and Shelf Life Analysis
DOST
A DOST program providing assistance to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises on XII
nutrition facts and shelf life analysis of their food products.
FEES
PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Accomplish 1.1 Receive None 10 minutes Customer
Nutrition accomplished PSTO Concerned
Facts forms from
Analysis customer.
Request
Form
(NFARF)
and Shelf
Life
Analysis
Request
Form
(SLARF)
and submit
to PSTC.
1.2 Evaluate NFARF None 2 hours per PSTO Concerned
and SARF. customer
Assess
completeness of
information about
the
firm/organization
and classification,
business activity,
number of
employees,
product lines, etc.
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Customers who
do not qualify for
assistance are DOST XII
informed.
1.3 Consolidates None 1 day PSTO Concerned
NFARF and SARF
of qualified
customers and
submit to
Regional Office for
further evaluation.
1.4 Evaluate and None 1 day Engr. Emman Lliam
prepare list of Prisco
qualified Packaging and
customers for labelling Coordinator
approval of the Ms. Jennifer J. Dejarme
Regional Director. TSS Chief
1.5 Approve list of None 1 hour Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
qualified Regional Director
customers
1.6 Procurement of of None 2 days Engr. Emman Lliam
Nutrition Facts Prisco
and Shelf life Packaging and
Analysis Services. labelling Coordinator
Ms. Jennifer J. Dejarme
TSS Chief
Supply Officer
Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
Regional Director
1.7 Packaging and None 3 days Engr. Emman Lliam
Labeling Regional Prisco
Coordinator Packaging and
(PLRC) labelling Coordinator
coordinates with
laboratories to
schedule
nutrifacts and
shelf life analysis
1.8 Request for None 3 days Engr. Emman Lliam Prisco
product sample Packaging and
from customer for labelling Coordinator
laboratory
analysis PSTO Concerned
1.9 Submission of None 3 days Engr. Emman Lliam
product sample to Prisco
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identified government Packaging and
laboratories and labelling Coordinator
private laboratories DOST XII
with lowest
responsive bid.
1.10 Nutrition Facts None 6 months Laboratory
and Shelf Life
Analysis Proper
1.11 Deliver Nutrition None 1 day Engr. Emman Lliam Prisco
Facts and Shelf- Packaging and labelling
Coordinator
life analysis
results to PSTC.
1.12 PSTC deliver None 1 day PSTO Concerned
Nutrition Facts
and Shelf-life
analysis results to
customer
** END OF TRANSACTION **
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5. Provision of DOST Undergraduate ScholarshipDOST XII
Provision of scholarship to deserving high school graduates and incoming 3rd year
college students who wish to pursue careers in Science and Technology.
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Certificate of Good Moral Character https://jlss.science-scholarships.ph/#/register
(Form C)
DOST XII
Certificate of Good Health (Form D)
Certificate of Program of Study and
Year Level (Form E)
Certificate of Residency (Form F)
Commitment to Return Service (Form
G1/G2)
Applicant’s Certification Re- Not a
DOST Scholar prior to this application
(Form H)
Signed Declaration of Applicant and the
Parent/Legal Guardian (Form I)
Official Transcript of Records (TOR) or
True Copy of Grades (TCG) or Grade
Report downloaded from the portal for
first and second years in college
Recent picture, passport size (4.5 cm x
3.5 cm or 1.8 inches x 1.4 inches)
Birth Certificate
Parent/s or Legal Guardian’s 2020
Income Tax Return / BIR Form 1701 /
Employment Contract for OFW / BIR
Certificate of Exemption from Filing of
ITR / Certificate of Indigency /
Certificate of Employment with
Compensation / Proof of Pension
FEES
PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.1 Disseminate None 1 month Margarette Faye U. Bito
availability of Scholarship
DOST Scholarship Coordinator
Program through
caravans and
information drive.
1. Go to the S&T None 1 hour Margarette Faye U. Bito
e-Scholarship Scholarship
Application Coordinator
System at
https://www.s Scholarship Team
cience-
scholarships.
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ph/jlss_app/ DOST SEI System
and answer Administrators
truthfully the DOST XII
questionnaire
. The answers
will determine
whether the
applicants re
eligible to
apply for the
S&T
Scholarships
or not.
2. Print None 2 days Applicant
application
form and
certification
for signature
of concerned
offices:
a. Form C –
Certificate of
Good Moral
Charactoer
b. Form D –
Certificate of
Good Health
c. Form E –
Certificate of
Program of
Study and
Year Level
d. Form F –
Certificate of
Residency
e. Form G –
commitment
to Return of
Service
f. Form H –
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Applicant’s
Certification
DOST XII
g. Form I –
Signed
Declaration
3. Print test None 10 minutes Applicant
permit three
(3) weeks
before the
scheduled
examination
3.1 Monitor total None 3 days Margarette Faye U. Bito
number of Scholarship Coordinator
applicants
PSTOs Concerned
3.2 Processing of
Scholars’ Data and None 3 months
DOST SEI
Determination of
Qualifiers
3.3 Post official list of None 4 hours
qualifiers at
PSTCs; publish in
Margarette Faye U. Bito
local newspapers
Scholarship
and disseminate
Coordinator
through TV and
radio stations and
PSTOs Concerned
official social
media accounts of
the agency.
3.4 Notify qualifiers. None 1 day Margarette Faye U. Bito
Scholarship Coordinator
PSTOs Concerned
3.5 Send notice of None 1 day
awards to
Margarette Faye U. Bito
qualifiers with date
Scholarship Coordinator
and venue of the
orientation and PSTOs Concerned
signing of
scholarship
contracts
4. Attend 4.1 Conduct None 1 day Margarette Faye U. Bito
scholarship orientation to Scholarship Coordinator
orientation qualifiers and
PSTOs Concerned
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parents on the
scholarship
policies, DOST XII
responsibilities,
benefits, rules and
regulations.
4.2 Submit list of None 1 day Margarette Faye U. Bito
Scholars to SEI Scholarship Coordinator
PSTOs Concerned
***END OF TRANSACTION***
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6. Laboratory Testing and Calibration Services
DOST XII
Provision of chemical, physical and microbiological analysis and calibration services to
SMEs, researchers, students and other customers.
Office or
Technical Support Services / Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory
Division:
Classification: Simple, Complex
Type of
G2C, G2B, G2G
Transaction:
Who may Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Researchers, Students,
avail: Government Offices and other customers
CHECKLIST OF
WHERE TO SECURE
REQUIREMENTS
Accomplished Request Form RSTL / Metrology Laboratory
Sample of items to be From Client
analyzed
Equipment Under Test (EUT) From Client
(for calibration services)
PERSON
AGENCY PROCESSIN
CLIENT STEPS FEES TO BE PAID RESPON
ACTIONS G TIME
-SIBLE
1. Client will 1.1
submit Laboratory Engr.
sample to personnel Christine
RSTL. will receive 20 mins. L. Buyan
the sample CRO
and initiate
testing
1.2
Laboratory
personnel
shall input
the data to
ULIMS and
generate
Request
Form/issue
Order of
Payment
based on
the test
requested.
2. Client shall 2.1 DOST
proceed to the Cashier will Liezel C.
Finance and issue official Laure
20 minutes
Admin. Office receipt. AO V-
to pay the Cashier
testing fees
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DOST XII
Fees for Chemical and Physical
Analysis
WATER & WASTEWATER
pH 350.00 2 days
Total Alkalinity 500.00 3 days
Total Hardness 700.00 3 days
Conductivity 350.00 3 days
Color 350.00 3 days
Turbidity 300.00 3 days
Residual Chlorine 750.00 3 days
Chlorides 750.00 3 days
Salinity (Refractometer) 300.00 3 days
Total Dissolved Solids 600.00 3 days
Total Suspended Solids 650.00 3 days
Total Solids 400.00 3 days
Dissolved Oxygen 500.00 3 days
Oil and Grease 1,000.00 3 days
5 day BOD 1,500.00 6 days
Heavy Metals, per
element (Rd,Ca,
1,525.00 5 days
Su,Fe,Pb,Mg,Mn,Ni,K,Ag
,Au,Cr & Zn)]
Heterophic/Total Plate
550.00 3 days
Count
Total Coliform Count 550.00 5 days
Fecal Coliform 550.00 5 days
FOOD PRODUCTS AND RAW
MATERIALS
Ash Content 400.00 3 days
pH 850.00 2 days
Crude Fat 1,200.00 3 days
Moisture Content 400.00 3 days
Titrable Acidity 560.00 3 days
Water Activity 378.00 2 days
Sugar Content (Brix) 300.00 2 days
PLANT AND FRUIT MATERIALS
Phytochemical Screening 1,500.00 3 days
Extraction 800.00 2 days
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FOOD PRODUCTS
(at least 250 ml/ analysis)
Aerobic/Total Plate
550.00
DOST XII
3 days
Count
Coliform Count 550.00 3 days
Fecal Coliform Count 550.00 3 days
OTHER TEST
Swab Testing of
550.00 3 days
Surfaces
ANTIMICROBIAL SCREENING
Extraction 800.00 2 days
Screening against E.Coli &
Staphylococcus Aureus 1,500.00 5 days
Liezel C.
Fees for Calibration Services Laure
Cashier
VOLUMETRIC CALIBRATION
SERVICES
TEST MEASURE
Gravimetric Method
500.00 5 days
(10L)
Gravimetric Method
600.00 5 days
(20L)
Volumetric Method (10L) 1,800.00 2 days
Volumetric Method (20L) 2,000.00 2 days
GLASSWARES
Graduated Cylinder 600.00 5 days
Pipette 600.00 5 days
Pipettor 1,500.00 5 days
Burette 1,500.00 5 days
Volumetric Flask 600.00 5 days
PROVING TANK
100-400 L 1,500.00 5 days
500-2,000 L 3,000.00 5 days
2,500 L and above 4,000.00 5 days
ROAD TANKER
5,000 L & Below 1,000.00 2 days
6,000 L - 10,000 L 1,500.00 2 days
11,000 L- 15,000 L 2,000.00 2 days
16,000 L- 20,000 L 2,500.00 2 days
21,000 L - 25,000 L 3,000.00 2 days
26,000 L- 30,000 L 3,500.00 2 days
31,000 L - 35,000 L 4,000.00 2 days
36,000 L- 40,000 L 4,500.00 2 days
41,000 L - 45,000 L 5,000.00 2 days
46,000 L- 50,000 L 5,500.00 2 days
MASS CALIBRATION SERVICES
TEST WEIGHTS (Class M)
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Up to 5 kg 450.00 / wt 5 days
10 kg - 20 kg 600.00 / wt 5 days
25 kg - 50 kg 700.00 / wt 5 daysDOST XII
TEST WEIGHTS (Class F)
Up to 5 kg 600.00 / wt 5 days
10 kg - 20 kg 800.00 / wt 5 days
25 kg - 50 kg 1,000.00 / wt 5 days
WEIGHING DEVICES
Special Accuracy 1 1,200.00 3 days
High Accuracy 1,000.00 3 days
Medium Accuracy 900.00 3 days
Ordinary Accuracy III 900.00 3 days
Butching Plant 3,500.00 3 days
Truck Scale 3,500.00 3 days
LENGTH/DIMENSION CALIBRATION
SERVICES
Steel Rule (Metal)
500.00 3 days
300mm and below
more than 300mm-600 mm 650.00 3 days
more than 600 mm 900.00 3 days
Height Boards 900.00 3 days
PRESSURE CALIBRATION
SERVICES
500 psi and below
750.00 3 days
(up to 4 points)
for every point in
excess 100.00
Sphygmomanometer 900.00 3 days
TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION
SERVICES
Analogue Thermometer 1,700.00 3 days
Digital Thermometer 1,700.00 3 days
Glass/Filled/Bi-Metallic
1,700.00 3 days
Thermometer
Thermocouple Probe /
1,700.00 3 days
Wire (up to 4 test points)
for every addt'l test
3 days
point 400.00
Water Bath 2,100.00 3 days
Drying Oven 2,100.00 3 days
Incubator 2,100.00 3 days
Refrigerator (up to 3 test
2,100.00 3 days
points)
for every addt'l test
point 500.00
IN-PLANT CALIBRATION CHARGES
Within 50 km radius from 3 days
3,000.00
base laboratory per day
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More than 50 km radius 3 days
from base laboratory per 5,500.00
day DOST XII
3. Get test 3.1 Release 30 mins. Engr.
results on test Christine
date results to L. Buyan
scheduled clients CRO
***END OF TRANSACTION***
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DOST XII
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1. Procurement of Goods and Services
This service covers all activities involved in the procurement of goodsDOST
and XII
services in the office.
Approved
Project
Procurement
Management
Plan.
Approved
Activity/Project
Proposal (for
trainings/proje
ct).
1.2 Forward approved None 5 minutes FAS Staff
PR to the Supply
Unit.
1.3 Receive and None 15 minutes Supply Officer
check if items in
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the PR is Supply Unit Staff
included in the
PPMP. If not DOST XII
included, advise
customer to
revise PPMP./
Check the
approved Budget
for Contract.
1.4 Initiate
Procurement
None 8 hours Supply Officer
If CSE, prepare
Agency Mayette M. Carlon
Procurement Accountant
Request (APR),
route to Imelda S. Mezo
signatories and Chief, FAS
send to
Procurement Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
Service (PS) for Regional Director
confirmation of
available items.
Prepare Final
APR based on
the Price
Quotation and
Stock Availability
Certification
(PQSAC) issued
by PS.
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c.For CSE not
available at PS None 2 days
and non-CSE DOST XII
with ABC of Ph
50T or more but
less than Ph1M,
prepare RFQ and
post to Philgeps.
f. If ABC of CSE
and non-CSE is
Ph1M and
above, conduct None 45 Supply Officer
public bidding. calendar BAC
Follow the days BAC Staff
procedures BAC Secretariat
under public
BAC TWG
bidding of
Regional Director
RA9184.
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Accountant and
approved by the Imelda S. Mezo
Regional Director. DOST XII
FAS Chief
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2. Receive items 2.1 Release items None 1 hour Supply Officer
delivered requested and let
customer sign the DOST
Customer XII
RIS, ICS or PAR ,
whichever is
applicable.
2.2 Prepare voucher None 1 hour Supply Officer
with complete
supporting
documents for the
procured items.
2.3 Process None 1 day Division Chief (Box
Disbursement A)
Voucher with Marites M.
complete Apolinaria
supporting Budget Officer
documents for
Mayette M. Carlon
payment.
Accountant
Engr. Noel M. Ajoc
Regional Director
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2. Processing of Request for Supplies and Material
DOST XII
Timely provision of supplies and materials requested by internal customers.
FEES
PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Accomplish 1.1 Receive None 10 minutes Internal Customer
Requisition and accomplished Supply Officer
Issue Slip (RIS) Requisition and
and submit to Issue Slip
Supply Unit.
b. If requested
items are not None 10 minute Supply Officer
available at
stockroom,
advise customer Supply Staff
to purchase the
items using Customer
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Petty Cash Fund None 10 minutes
if cost is not
more than DOST XII
Ph1,000.00.
If cost of supplies
/materials
exceeds the
maximum amount
allowed for PCF,
advise
Customer to file a
Purchase
Request.
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3. Processing of Request for Filling-Up of Vacant Positions
DOSTofXII
The service covers the activities involved in the processing of request for filling-up
vacant permanent and non-permanent positions.
Office of Division Finance and Administrative Services
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C
Transaction:
Who may avail: Division Chief
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request for Filling-up of Positions Finance and Administrative Services
FEES
PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.0 Division Chief 1.1 Receive None 10 minutes Maricel R. Alao
accomplish accomplished HR Staff
Request for filling request for filling up
up of positions duly of positions.
approved by the
Regional Director
and submit to
Finance and
Admin. Services.
1.2 Forward request to None 5 minutes Maricel R. Alao
the Chief HR Staff
Administrative
Officer for action.
1.3 Check if request is None 5 minutes Imelda S. Mezo
for filling up of Chief Admin.
permanent position Officer
or non-permanent
positions. Maricel R. Alao
HR Staff
1.4 If request is for the
filling up of None 1 day
permanent position,
publish vacant (Note:
position at CSC Position will
Bulletin, be published
Jobstreet.com, for at least
PSTCs and 10 working
Regional Office days)
bulletin board and
to prepare a
Recruitment Plan.
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1.5 Follow procedures
on Recruitment DOST XII
Selection and
Placement
indicated in the
Procedures
Manual.
Engr. Noel M.
Ajoc
Regional Director
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4. Processing of Request for Certifications / Issuance of Service
Record DOST XII
This service covers the issuance of the following:
Certificate of Employment
Certificate of Employment and Net Take Home Pay
Service Record
Certificate of No Pending Administrative Case
Other certifications needed by existing and retired/resigned
employees
Office of Division Finance and Administrative Services
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C
Transaction:
Who may avail: Internal Customers, Retired / Resigned Employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request for Filling-up of Positions Finance and Administrative Services
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1.2.1 Prepare
Certification and 3 hours Charity L. Estorpe
have it signed by DOST XII
the Chief Admin. Imelda S. Mezo
Officer. Chief Admin.
Officer
For Issuance of
Service Record
1.2.3 Prepare
Certification and 4 hours
have it signed by
the Chief Admin
Officer Imelda S. Mezo
Chief Admin.
1.3 Record requested Officer
documents. 1 hour
FAS Staff
1.5 Release requested None 10 FAS Staff
documents to minutes
customer.
1.6 Sign certifications None 5 minutes Imelda S. Mezo
and forward to HR Chief Admin.
Staff for release. Officer
HR Staff
**END OF TRANSACTION**
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FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM DOST XII
How to send feedback Clients will be requested to accomplish
the Customer Satisfaction Feedback
(CSF) Form that will be provided to
them by the staff of the Division where
they transact business.
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How complaints are processed The Complaints Officer, Mr. Ricardo N.
Varela at the Regional OfficeDOST XII
or PSTDs
at the Provincial Science and
Technology Centers regularly check the
complaints/ suggestion box and
evaluate complaints.
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Office Address DOST XII
Contact
Information
DOST Regional Office CSU Campus, Ampayon (085)226-3831
Butuan City (085)226-3914
PSTC-Agusan del Norte CSU Campus, Ampayon (085)226-3941 local
Butuan City 1003
PSTC-Agusan del Sur Govt. Center, Patin-ay (085)343-7194
Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur
PSTC-Surigao del Norte 3F Ricardo Bldg., San Nicolas St. (086)826-5392
Surigao City
PSTC-Surigao del Sur SDSU Main Campus, Tandag, City (086)214-3400
PSTC-Dinagat Islands Purok 3, Brgy. Don Ruben 0909-266-7991;
San Jose, Dinagat Islands 0921-378-6028
Regional Standards and CSU Campus, Ampayon, Butuan (085)226-3941 local
Testing Laboratory City 1005
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