A PCAB-accredited construction firm headquartered in Catarman, Northern Samar.
CTC Construction and Supplies is a PCAB-accredited construction firm with over 35 years of proven excellence in Philippine infrastructure. Established in 1991 and formally incorporated in 2007, headquartered in Catarman, Northern Samar, the company has grown from a regional contractor into a trusted partner of national agencies such as DPWH and the Philippine Ports Authority.
We specialize in bridge construction and widening, road development, flood control systems, pile driving, school buildings, and fitout works — delivering over 200 completed projects with a 100% completion rate.
CTC Construction envisions becoming the premier infrastructure partner in Eastern Visayas and across the Philippines — a company renowned for delivering best-value, world-class construction through an uncompromising culture of excellence, integrity, and dedication to nation building.
CTC Construction is committed to improving the quality of life of every Filipino by delivering safe, durable, and cost-effective infrastructure. We champion progress through engineering excellence, uphold international standards of construction proficiency, and actively contribute to the sustainable development of communities across the Philippines and beyond.
Improving lives through safe, lasting infrastructure.
International-grade quality in every project we build.
Accountable, transparent, and results-driven.
CTC Construction maintains full regulatory compliance and accreditation — enabling participation in government infrastructure programs, public bidding processes, and private sector engagements across the Philippines.
DTI Registration
National registration
Business Permit
Valid until December 2025
PCAB License
Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board
Founder, General Manager & Principal Engineer
Engr. Carpio founded CTC Construction and Supplies in Catarman, Northern Samar, and has led it as General Manager and Principal Engineer since. Alongside running the firm, he also serves as General Manager of the Project Management Association of Japan (PMAJ) in Tokyo — an international role that keeps CTC's project delivery grounded in global project-management practice.
