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Y2020 Advert INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS FOR RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS UNDER THE 2020 APPROPRIATION ACT 1.0 INTRODUCTION A045 RURAL ELECTIRIFICATION PROJECT IN KONSHISHA/ VANDEIKYA BENUE STATE A046 COMPLETION OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME: COMPLETION OF KEFFI, CITATA TO The Federal Government of Nigeria has allocated funds to the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) under PAUDA, NASARAWA STATE the 2020 Appropriation Act to carry out electrification projects. In compliance with the provision of the A047 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN AKWANGA/NASS-EGGON /WAMBA, NASARAWA Public Procurement Act 2007, the Agency hereby invites competent and experienced Nigerian contractors STATE to submit technical documents for pre-qualification for the electrification projects listed below: A048 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN UDEGE TO LOKO IN NASARAWA /TOTO NASARAWA STATE A049 EXTENSION OF ELECTRICITY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN UGYA TO 2.0: SCOPE OF WORKS UMAISHA IN NASARAWA /TOTO NASARAWA STATE A050 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN SANTALI, AUDUKECHI GOGATTAN EGBAKO LOT No. PROJECT TITLE VILLAGE, LAVUN LGA, NIGER STATE. CATEGORY A (GRID EXTENSION) A051 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT FOR COMMUNITIES IN KATCHA &GBAKO IN LGA, A001 COMPLETION OF ELECTRIFICATION OF SHAGUNU NIGER STATE. A002 REHABILITATION /CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN A052 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT FOR COMMUNITIES IN BORGU /AGWARA NIGER DONG IN JOS NORTH PLATEAU STATE STATE. A003 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF 300KVA AT WAMBOLO STREET WUSE ABUJA IN FCT A053 CONSTRUCTION OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME IN AGAIE /LAPAI, NIGER STATE SENATORIAL DISTRICT A054 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN JIKOKO VILL. VIA MPAPE, BWARI FCT A004 PROVISION OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN VARIOUS COMMUNITIES IN KANKE, A055 SUPPLY & INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS WITHIN MAKURDI AND GUMA ENVIRONS PANKSHIN AND MANGU LGAs IN PLATEAU CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT, PLATEAU FED. CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE. STATE A056 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN BARUTEN/KAIAMA FED. A005 PROVISION AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN SELECTED AREAS OF NIGER CONSTITUENCY, KWARA STATE. NORTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, NIGER STATE A057 COMPLETION OF ELECTRIFICATION OF DENGI-BASHAR IN PLATEAU STATE (ONGOING) A006 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION OF ICHAMA SETTLEMENT IN OKPOKWU LGA AND A058 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN ALAFIA AREA QUARTERS, C.A,C PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 3 NOS 300 KVA/33 TRANSFORMERS IN BENUE SOUTH GRAMMER SCHOOL EFON ALAYE EKITI S SENATORIAL DISTRICT A059 PROVISION & INSTALLATION OF 300 KVA TRANSFORMER, IN IDO, IBARAPA EAST, A007 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN BENUE NORTH WEST SENATORIAL IBARAPA CENTRAL OF OYO SOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF OYO STATE DISTRICT A060 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION AND ACCESSORIES OF 500KVA FOR IBADAN NORTH, A008 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMERS AT OHIMINI/OTUKPO FED. IBADAN NORTH EAST, IBADAN SOUTH EAST, IBADAN NORTH WEST AND IBADAN SOUTH CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF OYO SOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF OYO STATE A009 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT ILORIN EAST/SOUTH FED. A061 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 300 KVA TRANSFORMER AT IDASA COMMUNITY IN ILESA CONSTITUENCY, KWARA STATE WEST LGA, OSUN EAST SENATORIAL DISTRICT A010 ELECTRIFICATION OF EFAKPA OJOKO AND ADUNU IN OLAMABORO LGA OF KOGI STATE A062 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 300 KVA TRANSFORMER AT YAKOYO/MORO JUNCTION IN A011 ONGOING ELECTRIFICATION OF OYAKOJI AND OLUBOJO ANYIGBA IN DEKINA LGA, KOGI IFE NORTH LGA, OSUN EAST SENATORIAL DISTRICT STATE A063 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 300 KVA TRANSFORMER AT IFELOJU COMMUNITY, JIGAN A012 REQUEST FOR ELECTRIFICATION OF MAMA TOWN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION IN LAND OBOKUN LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OSUN SENATORIAL DISTRICT FARIN RUWA DEVELOPMENT AREA, WAMBA LGA, NASSARAWA STATE A064 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 300 KVA TRANSFORMER AT ADEWWOYIN COMER A013 COMPLETION OF ONGOING ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN OPIALU-EFFUIM, OKPOKWU COMMUNITY, IBADAN ROAD, IFE CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OSUN SENATORIAL LGA, BENUE STATE DISTRICT A014 SUPPLY/INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN ABAKWA, BURUKU LGA, BENUE STATE A065 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 500KVA TRANSFORMERS AND SOLAR POWERED A015 PROCUREMENT AND INSTALLATION OF 500KVA TRANSFORMER AT AFASHIO, ETSAKO STREET LIGHTS IN SURULERE II FED. CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE WEST LGA, EDO STATE A066 SUPPLY/INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN AJEBANDELE COMMUNITY-ADO, EKITI A016 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 500 KVA TRANSFORMER AT DAKANUNG, BOKKOS LGA OF AND IGBEMO EKITI OF EKITI CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT PLATEAU STATE A067 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMERS AT OBOKUN/ORIADE FED. A017 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 300 KVA NEAR SHENDAM HOTEL, IN SHENDAM LGA OF CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE PLATEAU STATE A068 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AFIJIO/ATIBA OYO EAST AND A018 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT IFELODUN/OFFA/OYUN WEST FED. CONSTITUENCY, OYO STATE FED. CONSTITUENCY, KWARA STATE A069 P R O C U R E M E N T / I N S T A L L AT I O N O F 3 0 0 K VA T R A N S F O R M E R AT A019 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION OF SOME COMMUNITIES OF KATSINALA/UKUM/LOGO FED. AYEDAADE/IREWOLE/ISOKAN FED. CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE A070 POWER IMPROVEMENT AT IRANYIN AND AGANYAN COMMUNITIES IN SURULERE LGA, A020 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION OF SOME COMMUNITIES OF GWER-EAST/GWER-WEST FED. OYO STATE CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE A071 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT OLUYOLE FED. A021 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT BURUKU FED. CONSTITUENCY, OYO STATE CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE A072 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT IBADAN A022 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT AKWANGA/NASARAWA NORTHWEST/SOUTHWEST FED. CONSTITUENCY, OYO STATE EGGON/WAMBA FED. CONSTITUENCY, NASARAWA STATE A073 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT EGBEDA/ONA-ARA FED. A023 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT ILORIN EAST/SOUTH FED. CONSTITUENCY, OYO STATE CONSTITUENCY, KWARA STATE A074 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT LAGOS ISLAND II FED. A024 P R O C U R E M E N T / I N S T A L L AT I O N O F 3 0 0 K VA T R A N S F O R M E R AT CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE EKITI/IREPODUN/ISIN/OKE- ERO FED. CONSTITUENCY, KWARA STATE A075 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT IFAKO/IJAIYE FED. A025 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT BARUTEN/KAIMA FED. CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE CONSTITUENCY, KWARA STATE A076 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT ALIMOSHO FED. A026 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT ADAVI/OKEHI FED. CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE CONSTITUENCY, KOGI STATE A077 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT KOSOFE FED. A027 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT FOUNTAIN LIFE STREET, CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE RAFINSAYIN NEW EXTENSION OPOSITE POULASA BUS STOP, SULEJA, NIGER STATE A078 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT IFE FED. CONSTITUENCY, A028 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN IJOKORO-WURECHI-ADOCHI UJO COMMUNITY ROYONGO OSUN STATE WARD OF ADO/OKPOKWU/OGBADIBO FED. CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE A079 P R O C U R E M E N T / I N S T A L L AT I O N O F 3 0 0 K VA T R A N S F O R M E R AT A029 PROCUREMENT AND INSTALLATION OF 500KVA/33 TRANSFORMERS AND 20 NO OF IFEDAYO/BOLUWADURO/ILA FED. CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE SOLAR LIGHT AT REDEEM COMMUNITY PHASE II, KOGI STATE A080 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT SAKI EAST/SAKI- A030 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 500KVA/33 TRANSFORMER AT NNAMDI AZIKIWE RD WEST/ATISBO FED. CONSTITUENCY, OYO STATE BEHIND RAILWAY STATION IN CHANCHAGA LGA, NIGER STATE A081 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT IBARAPA EAST/IDO FED. A031 PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHT AT UMAR ERENA STREET BESIDE CONSTITUENCY, OYO STATE POLICE BARRACK IN CHANCHAGA LGA MINNA, NIGER STATE A082 PROCUREMENT/INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT OSHODI/ISOLO FED. A032 PROCUREMENT AND INSTALLATION OF 500KVA/33 TRANSFORMERS AND 20 NO OF CONSTITUENCY I, LAGOS STATE SOLAR LIGHT AT ODO-EDI IN YAGBA WEST LGA, KOGI STATE A083 PROCUREMENT AND INSTALLATION OF 500KVA AT OKEOWA STREET, EJELO PALACE A033 COMPLETION OF ONGOING ELECTRIFICATION OF ARABA IDOKO AND OFUGOLO IN COMPOUND, AYETORO EKITI IN IDO OSI LGA, EKITI STATE DEKINA LGA, KOGI STATE A084 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN ATAKUMOSA EAST, AND SUPPLY OF A034 PROCUREMENT AND INSTALLATION OF 300KVA TRANSFORMER AT ZONE 6, WUSE ABUJA INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMER IN ILESHA EAST, OSUN STATE A035 ELECTRIFICATION OF OJENYO COMMUNITY OF ADO LGA IN ADO/OKPOKWU/OGBADIBO A085 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN IREGBA, KALE, IRAYIN, AYEDE, ALAGBON, FED. CONSTITUENCY, BENUE STATE PARAPO & ALATE IN OGO-OLUWA/ SURULERE, OYO STATE A036 ONGOING RURAL ELECTRIFICATION OF AGALIGA, ETUKWO IN OLAMABORO LGA OF A086 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS AT BADAGRY FED. CONSTITUENCY, KOGI STATE LAGOS STATE. A037 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN OKE ADINI AKEREBIATA, OKE A087 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMER AT AGEGE FED. CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS ALUKO HARMONY ESTATE, KANAJA OJAGBORO, GANIKI/MAYIDELIN DANIALU ALFA. STATE. IDI ARO/ASILEKE ZONE A088 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS AT ALIMOSHO FED. CONSTITUENCY, A038 EXTENSION OF ELECTRICITY AND INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMERS IN EKITI LAGOS STATE. /IREPODUN /ISIN/ OKE-ERO LGA, KWARA STATE. A089 REHABILITATION OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME IN UPENME, OWO, LGA, ONDO A039 CONSTRUCTION OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME IN MANGU/ BOKKOS,
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