PROJECT STATISTICS
A snapshot of San Fernando’s published project records
Explore how BetterSanFernando’s current infrastructure and public-works project collection is distributed by documentary status, project type, stated year, geography, and available financial fields.
Status as of September 12, 2026
- Published projects
- 324
- With barangay attribution
- 299 of 324
- Barangays represented
- 34 of 35
92.3% of collection
at least one attributed record
QUICK READ
What stands out in the current collection
Documentary status
Awarded is the largest group
228 projects · 70.4%
Project type
Road is the largest type
117 projects · 36.1%
Stated project year
2022 is the largest stated year
111 projects · 34.3%
Geographic attribution
299 projects attributed
92.3% of collection
DOCUMENTARY STATUS
How projects are currently documented
Each project appears once according to its strongest currently published documentary status. These categories describe evidence, not physical construction progress.
Award, contract, and implementation evidence establish different documentary facts. This chart is not a procurement funnel or a project-completion scale.
PROJECT MIX
What kinds of projects are in the collection?
Project type distribution
Record count by normalized infrastructure or public-works type.
Project category
Published project records are classified as infrastructure capital or infrastructure maintenance.
Infrastructure Capital
269 (83%)
New construction, road building, and primary assets
Infrastructure Maintenance
55 (17%)
Repairs, rehabilitation, and preventive upkeep
Capital projects account for the majority of the current published archive, representing major public-works appropriations.
PROJECT RECORD YEAR
When are the published project records dated?
This is the stated project year in the published record. It is not a spending year, completion year, or construction-progress timeline.
2022
34.3%
2023
19.4%
2024
29.3%
2025
15.1%
2026
1.9%
GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE
How much of the collection is attributed to a barangay?
34 of 35 barangays
represented by at least one attributed project recordBarangay attribution identifies an area association from published evidence. It does not represent an exact project coordinate.
FINANCIAL FIELD COVERAGE
Which monetary fields are available?
Field coverage shows whether a published project record contains a value. It does not measure spending, project quality, or financial performance.
Actual expenditure
Not established by the current published project dataset.
ABC, winning bid amount, and contract amount are different financial concepts and should not be combined.
HOW TO READ THIS PAGE
How to interpret these statistics
Documentary status
Describes the strongest published documentary state currently supported for a project. It is not physical construction progress.
Project year
Refers to the stated year in the project record. It should not be interpreted as an expenditure year or completion year.
Field coverage
Indicates whether a published project record contains a value. Missing information remains unknown.
Collection scope
These statistics describe BetterSanFernando’s bounded infrastructure and public-works project collection, not every City Government project or procurement activity.
KEEP EXPLORING
Explore the project data
Project Map
See how published project records are distributed across San Fernando’s barangays.
Related resources
Project Cost & Utilization
Verified, source-reported cost-utilization observations for city projects.
Procurement Statistics
Explore documentary coverage and descriptive statistics across the project collection.
Project Evidence
Inspect the official-source records behind published project facts.
Project Methodology
Learn how project records are gathered, verified, normalized, and interpreted.