JCV & Associates Project Management and Development, Inc. (JCVA) is setting the stage for significant growth in the Philippine construction industry as it celebrates its 10th year. The firm unveiled a robust project pipeline for 2025 during a media roundtable today with Engr. Jason Valderrama, CEO of JCVA, expressed optimism about the sector’s outlook.
The announcement coincides with a bullish projection by Business Monitor International, which forecasts an annual growth rate of 8.2% for the Philippine construction industry through 2028.
Founded in 2014, JCVA has carved a niche in managing projects across residential, industrial, commercial, and healthcare sectors nationwide. The firm has embraced digital transformation to enhance its project delivery.
“Our team has laid strong groundwork for 2025, with several major projects secured. We’re looking forward to bringing our tech-forward solutions to both local and multinational companies across various industries,” said Valderrama.
JCVA employs advanced tools like Building Information Modeling (BIM) for digital project models and AI-powered platforms for real-time site documentation. Drone technology is also used for large-scale site monitoring, while their proprietary cloud-based platform, Agile + Vault, enables clients to track schedules, budgets, and progress remotely, complete with photos and walkthrough videos.
Sustainability is another cornerstone of JCVA’s approach. The firm is currently managing eight projects adhering to global green building standards, including collaborations with a leading international sports retailer whose Philippine outlets are EDGE-certified for energy and water efficiency.
In Calamba, Laguna, JCVA is steering a 10-hectare logistics center toward LEED Gold Certification by incorporating rainwater harvesting systems, energy-efficient lighting, solar panels, and fixtures that reduce water consumption by half.
Looking ahead, Valderrama identified logistics, healthcare, and tourism as high-growth areas for 2025. “We’re definitely looking to take on projects in these industries next year. Logistics facilities for one have been in high demand with the boom of eCommerce here in the country. In healthcare, there’s also a clear scarcity of hospital beds that we hope to address. We’re also seeing renewed activity in the hospitality sector with domestic and international tourism rebounding,” he noted.
With over 130 years of combined expertise and dual ISO certifications, JCVA continues to set benchmarks in construction management. As it enters its second decade, the 100% Filipino-owned firm is poised to shape the future of Philippine construction with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and client-centric solutions.