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JIGAWA STATE GOVERNMENT DUE PROCESS AND PROJECT MONITORING BUREAU OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR END OF YEAR REPORT JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 CONTENTS SECTION (A) - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SECTION (B) - CHARTS SECTION (C) - COMPLETED PROJECTS SECTION (D) - ON-GOING PROJECTS - MINISTRY OF HEALTH - MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES - MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL WELFARE - MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT - MINISTRY OF WORKS AND TRANSPORTS - MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY - MINISTRY OF RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - MINISTRY OF LAND AND HOUSING - MINISTRY OF COMMERCE - DUTSE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - CABINET OFFICE - MINISTRY OF INFORMATION - GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING DIRECTORATE - DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT - MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE - OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF SERVICE - DEPUTY GOVERNOR OFFICE - GOVERNMENT HOUSE - JIGAWA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, GUMEL - JIGAWA STATE COLLEGE OF ISLAMIC & LEGAL STUDIES, RINGIM - JIGAWA STATE INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, KAZAURE - SCIENCE & TECHNICAL SCHOOLS BOARD - JIGAWA STATE POLYTECHNIC, DUTSE - ISLAMIC EDUCATION BUREAU - JIGAWA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, HADEJIA SECTION (E) - PRE-CONTRACTS EVALUATIONS SECTION (F) - CONTRACT AWARDED JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2009 SECTION ( B) CHARTS SHOWING PROJECTS PERFORMANCE JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 PROJECT EXECUTED BY MINISTRIES/AGENCIES JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 HEALTH COMMERCE INFORMATION AGRICULTURE LAND & HOUSING & LAND LAND AND HOUSING AND LAND WATER RESOURCES WATER HEALTH WATER RESOURCES AGRICULTURE LAND AND HOUSING COMMERCE LAND & HOUSING INFORMATION SECTORAL EXPENDITURE PERFORMANCE CHART JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 PROJECT EXECUTED BY MINISTRIES/AGENCIES JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 ENVIRONMENT CABINET OFFICE CABINET WOMEN AFFAIRS WOMEN GOVERNMNT HOUSE GOVERNMNT RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE RURAL GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING & GUIDANCE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT ECONOMIC DEPUTY GOVERNOR OFFICE GOVERNOR DEPUTY OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF SERVICE OF HEAD THE OF OFFICE ENVIRONMENT CABINET OFFICE DEPUTY GOVERNOR OFFICE GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING WOMEN AFFAIRS ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF SERVICE GOVERNMNT HOUSE ANALYSIS OF PROJECTS PERFORMANCE JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 Completed, 20,053,601,445.23 , 29% On-going, 48,041,110,209.73 , 71% Completed On-going PROJECT EXECUTED BY MINISTRIES/AGENCIES JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 POLYTECHNIC DUTSE POLYTECHNIC KAZAURE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GUMEL RINGIM COLLEGE OF ISLAMIC & LEGAL STUDIES RINGIM INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECH. KAZAURE ISLAMIC EDUCATION BUREAU EDUCATION ISLAMIC SCIENCE & TECHNICAL SCH. BOARD POLYTECHNIC DUTSE ISLAMIC EDUCATION BUREAU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GUMEL OF EDUCATION COLLEGE INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECH. OF INFORMATION INSTITUTE SCIENCE & TECHNICAL SCH. BOARD SCH. TECHNICAL & SCIENCE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE HADEJIA OF AGRICULTURE COLLEGE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE HADEJIA STUDIES LEGAL & OF ISLAMIC COLLEGE SECTORAL EXPENDITURE PERFORMANCE CHART JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2009 Electricity, 1,057,603,593.74 , 2% Water Supply, Health, 677,613,955.20 , 3,406,257,298.26 , 1% Others, 5% 1,457,407,907.29 , 2% Education, 5,598,867,529.39 , 8% Roads, Housing Shelter, 40,658,159,283.89 , 15,946,118,712.68 , 59% 23% Roads Housing Shelter Education Health Electricity Water Supply Others DUE PROCESS AND PROJECT MONITORING BUREAU, ON-GOING CONTRACT 100M -ABOVE S/N PROJECT TITLE CONTRACTOR LOCATION CONTRACT SUM COMMENCEMENT DATE OF STATUS MINISTRY (N) DATE COMPLETION 1 Constr. of New Admin. Block, Mosque & Public Conv. At Danmasara Specialist Hospital Dutse H.A. Abdullahi & Co. Danmasara, Dutse 180,647,383.14 Sept., 2008 Dec., 2008 60 Health 2 Supply of Hospital Equipment to Rashid Shekoni Specialist Hospital Vamed Eng. Nigeria Ltd. Danmasara, Dutse 1,149,334,000.00 Sept., 2008 Oct., 2008 30 Health 3 Constr. of Permanent Site for the school of Nursing Birnin kudu Datum Constr. Nigeria Ltd. B/Kudu 774,337,986.41 Sept., 2008 Nov., 2009 40 Health 4 Concrete works top (counters) at Rasheed Shekoni Specialist Hospital Vamed Engineering Ltd. Dutse 107,906,163.50 December, 2008 May, 2009 80 Health 5 Constr. of Hadejia Garun Gabas Road (25.43km) Westwood Eng. Nig. Ltd. Hadejia-G/Gabas 1,592,997,434.18 June, 2008 June, 2009 15 Works & Transport 6 Asphalt Overlay of Kiyawa-Jahun -Gujungu road (72.5km) Triacta Nigeria Limited Kiyawa -Jahun 2,270,682,880.93 June, 2008 Sept., 2009 98 Works & Transport 7 Constr. of Hantsu - Miga-Dangyatum road (21.63km) Triacta Nigeria Limited Hants-D/Gatum 1,871,298,771.88 June, 2008 Sept, 2009 50 Works & Transport 8 Gwaram-F/Dutse-Fagam-Gwani-Sagi Road (57.66km) CGC Nigeria Ltd. Gwaram-Sagi 3,137,031,807.87 June, 2008 Aug., 2009 60 Works & Transport 9 Constr. of Extension of Roni-Gwiwa road-Agangaro Village (Kano-Daura road 8km) CGC Nigeria Ltd. Roni-Gwiwa-Agangaro 390,989,215.00 June, 2008 Feb., 2009 100 Works & Transport 10 Asphalt Overlay of Dutse-Ringim-G/Lage road phase I (73.5km) Infrastructure Projects Synergy Dutse-Ringim 1,995,585,299.24 June, 2008 Sept., 2009 85 Works & Transport 11 Asphalt Overlay of Zakirai-Ringim-Gujungu road Phase I (80km) Dantata & Sawoe Zakirai-Gugungu 2,450,648,545.72 June, 2008 April, 2009 94 Works & Transport 12 Constr. of Hadejia/Nguru road Junction (Tasheguwa) Guri Road (42.14km) De-Pacific Investment Ltd. Hadejia/Guri 2,830,308,667.39 June, 2008 Sept., 2009 45 Works & Transport 13 Asphalt Overlay of Gujungu-Gumel road (39km) H & M Nigeria Ltd. Gujungu -Gumel 1,378,640,089.37 June, 2008 Feb., 2009 97 Works & Transport 14 Rehabilitation of the Dakayyawa-Kaugama-Madana road General S.M. International Dakayyawa-Madana 260,295,421.00 Sept., 2008 March, 2009 30 Works & Transport 15 Rehabilitation of the Old Secretariat road network Alfa Sigma nigeria Ltd. Dutse 120,015,395.00 August, 2008 Jan., 2009 80 Works & Transport 16 Asphalt Concrete Overlay of Gwaram-Basirka road (63km) Borini Prono & Co. Nig. Ltd. Gwaram-Basirka 2,029,750,038.96 29/10/2008 April, 2010 50 Works & Transport 17 Upgrading Drainage System and Embankment protection along Gujungu-Kano and Gujungu -gumel Road Triacta Nigeria Limited Gujungu -Gumel 393,352,938.45 30/10/2008 Aug., 2009 60 Works & Transport BAL. C/F 22,933,822,038.04 END OF YEAR REPORT,09 DUE PROCESS AND PROJECT MONITORING BUREAU, ON-GOING CONTRACT 100M -ABOVE S/N PROJECT TITLE CONTRACTOR LOCATION CONTRACT SUM COMMENCEMENT DATE OF STATUS MINISTRY (N) DATE COMPLETION BAL. B/F 22,933,822,038.04 18 Completion of Garki-Taura Road (15.3km) Gerawa Global Eng. Garki-Taura 444,975,327.25 18/11/2008 Dec., 2009 40 Works & Transport 19 Consultancy on Road Project Q. Engineering Gwaram-F/Dutse 112,667,487.50 July, 2008 Sept., 2009 45 Works & Transport 20 Consultancy on Road Project Q. Engineering Kiyawa-Gujungu 107,121,121.50 July, 2008 60 Works & Transport 21 Construction & Renov. Works at Govt. Secondary Sch. In the state Anhas Nigeria Limited SIAS Hadejia SIAS Hadejia 132,944,392.00 Nov. 2007 Feb., 2008 80 Educ, Science & Tech 22 Supply of Office Furnitures & Equipment to 56Nos. Sec. Schools Rana Tahir & Furniture 5No. Sec. Schools 119,139,368.44 25/11/2008 March, 2009 85 Educ, Science & Tech 23 Completion for the construction/Renovation works at GSS Fantai, GDSS Wunti and GSTC Hadejia Sambajo Nigeria Limited 3No. Schools 173,784,877.38 26/9/2008 Nov., 2008 78 Educ, Science & Tech 24 Supply of Furnitures and Office equipments to head quarter & 56No. Secondary Schools across the state. Rana Tahir Furniture Dutse 119,139,368.44 25/11/2008 - Educ, Science & Tech 25 Construction of Garki Township road (5km) Borini Prono Nig. Ltd. Garki 313,430,536.44 May,2008 Oct., 2008 50 Land & Housing 26 Constructio of Township road at Birniwa (10.8km) SKY Technical and Constr. Birniwa 1,021,498,978.50 May,2008 Feb., 2009 60 Land & Housing 27 Construction of Gantsa Township road ((5km) Triacta Nigeria Limited Gantsa 259,260,655.50 May,2008 45 Land & Housing 28 Construction of (9Nos) New Commissioner's Quarters, Dutse Dabi Global Venture Dutse 339,178,087.18 19/9/2008 July, 2009 80 Land & Housing 29 Construction of Ministry of Land Office Completx Cops Dutse 378,421,310.14 Sept., 2008 Oct., 2009 30 Land & Housing 30 Construction of Estate road network and drainages at (phase II) Maigatari Border Free Zone (EFZ) Sky Technical and Constr. Co. Maigatari 134,486,169.85 29/8/2008 Jan., 2009 62 Commerce & Indust. 31 Upgrading & Development of 3No. Markets roads Gerawa Global Eng. Limited Sara 166,245,333.22 1/8/2008. Dec., 2008 75 Commerce & Indust. Gujungu 121,925,314.87 1/8/2008. Dec., 2008 70 Commerce & Indust. 32 Asphalt Overlay of road network (3.9km) at Maigatari border free zone Sky Technical & Constr. Co. Maigatari 120,404,907.00 2008.05.12 April, 2009 62 Commerce & Indust. BAL. C/F 26,998,445,273.25 END OF YEAR REPORT,09 DUE PROCESS AND PROJECT MONITORING BUREAU, ON-GOING CONTRACT 100M -ABOVE S/N PROJECT TITLE CONTRACTOR LOCATION CONTRACT SUM COMMENCEMENT DATE OF STATUS MINISTRY (N) DATE COMPLETION BAL. B/F 26,998,445,273.25 33 Constr. of Township Roads in Dutse (phase I) Dantata & Sawoe Dutse 2,210,195,900.92 Dec. 2007 Apr.09 94 DCDA 34 Street Light at Danmasara Housing Estate, Dutse Hanover International Ltd. Dutse 102,422,510.60 June, 2008 Sept., 2008 95 DCDA 35 Electrification of Fatara Housing Estate (400 Houses) Dutse Muhalli Eng. & Gen. Services. Dutse 166,452,442.60 May, 2008 Feb., 2009 50 DCDA 36 Constr. of Hon. Speaker and D/Speaker Residences Rana Tahir and Furniture Dutse 207,602,057.00 July, 2008 Jan., 2009 85 DCDA 37 Construction of New High Court Complex at Dutse Hidroad Constr. Co. Nig. Ltd. Dutse 830,470,547.70 July, 2008 July, 2009 25 DCDA 38 Construction of Grand Khadi Residence Rana Tahir & Furniture Co. Dutse 112,906,210.00 Sept., 2008 March, 2009 35 DCDA 39 Construction of Chief Judge Residence Rana Tahir & Furniture Co. Dutse 112,906,210.00 Sept., 2008 March, 2009 35 DCDA 40 Construction of Dutse township roads (phase II) Dantata and Sawoe Dutse DCDA Kiyawa road-Bypass road Kiyawa road-Bypass road 513,361,579.14 Sept., 2008 April, 2009 80 DCDA Kiyawa road-Entrance of Govt.
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