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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police (PNP) Directorate for Logistics has been honored for its creation of a consolidated database for the force’s logistical assets.

The directorate and its employees were given a raise “During Monday’s flag-raising ceremony in Camp Crame, Quezon City, the Logistics Data Information and Management System (LDIMS) earned a “certificate of recognition of information system proposal” and a “Medalya ng Katangi-Tanging Gawa.”

The LDIMS is a one-stop shop that maintains a central database that offers real-time information on all PNP logistical assets, validates employee accountability, and makes clearances for retiring PNP personnel easy to get.

Lt. Gen. Rhodel Sermonia, PNP deputy chief for administration, who spoke on behalf of PNP head Gen. Dionardo Carlos, said the system strengthens professional and cutting-edge logistics services to make the PNP relevant and responsive to the community’s evolving needs for public safety and security.

“As the PNP prepares for the logistical challenges of the May 9, 2022 local and national elections, as well as post-election day security scenarios, the PNP LDIMS is an advantage for the quick mobilization of our troops and assets, particularly in areas with a history of election-related violence,” says the statement “Sermonia remarked.

Members of the PNP National Headquarters-Bids and Awards Committees (NHQ-BAC), the Technical Working Group, and stakeholders received awards as well.

Maj. Gen. Ronaldo Olay, PNP Director for Logistics, said the PNP has procured 17 different projects worth a total of PHP3,514,335,399 under the Capability Enhancement Program (CEP) 2020 and 2021, as well as seven out of 12 early procurement activities for CEP 2022, exceeding the Government Procurement Policy Board’s 50% requirement (GPPB).

According to Olay, on Feb. 9, the PNP NHQ-BAC presented Carlos with newly acquired equipment, including high-speed tactical boats, a brand new utility truck and medium troop carrier, as well as patrol jeeps.

On Monday, the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Stairway Foundation, Inc. (SFI) signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) to provide a framework for cooperation and collaboration in advocating the prevention of online and offline child sexual abuse and exploitation through trainings and tool development, as well as network-building and awareness.

Sermonia represented Carlos at the forging of efforts between the two groups in Camp Crame, Quezon City.

Lars Christian Jorgensen, SFI Executive Director, was present at the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement.

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