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IMSG Bpppi Awarded Contract IMO STATE CONTRACT AWARDS GENERAL INFORMATION BUDGET TENDER INFOMATION TENDER PERIOD TENDER AWARD CONTRACT PERIOD CONTRACT INFORMATION FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS PER PROJECT Award Status (For projects that the tender did not or have not led to S/N Ministry, Department, Agency (MDAs) Project Title Project Identification Project Description LGA State Project Approval Year Budget Source Budgeted Amount (N) Budget Source Url Tender status Procurement Method Procurement Category Award Criteria Tender Start Date Tender End Date Number of Tenderers Tenderers (List of Companies ) Tender Amount (N) Award ID any award) Award Date Award Amount Name of Contractors/ Suppliers Contract ID Contract Start Date Contract End Date Contract Status Date Signed Contract Amount Transaction Ref/ ID Amount Paid so far Payer Payee Date(s) of payment [Date 1, Date 2, ...] Amount Breakdown [amount 1, amount 2, ...] Procurement Stage 1 Govt of Imo State/Min. of Housing Comprehensive Upgrade works on PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Direct works 1 NBC Infrastructure West Africa Ltd 6/17/2019 322,836,337.00 NBC Infrastructure West Africa active Ministry of Housing NBC Infrastructure West Africa pending the Odenigbo Govt House Lodge. Lowest Evaluated Responsive 2 Min. of Sports, Office of the Perm. Sec. Rehabilitation of Dan Anyiam football Pitch & PROJ/2019/ Rehabilitation of Dan Anyiam Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds selective works Bidder 3 Reform Sports West Africa, Rexque Ltd 6/20/2019 active Grasshoppers handball Court football pitch & Grasshoppers handball Monimichelle Const. Facility Const. Ltd court in the Dan Anyiam Stadium Complex JULY'2019 Rehabilitation of Dan Anyiam football pitch and 3 Min. of Sports, Office of the Perm Sec. Rehabilitation of Dan Anyiam football Pitch & PROJ/2019/ Grasshopper stadium complex Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Goverrnment House Intervention Funds Selective works Lowest Bid 3 Messrs Reform Sports WA and Moni 7/6/2019 564,470,250.00 Messrs Reform Sports WA and active Grasshopper handball Court in the Dan Anyiam michelle Const. Facility Const. Ltd Monimichelle Const. facility Ltd 4 Entraco/Min.of Environment Desilting of Owerri main city drainages PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Goverrnment House Intervention Funds Direct Labor works DL Direct Labour DL 7/8/2019 28,710,000.00 ENTRACO/Min.of Environment active Ministry of Environment ENTRACO/Min.of Environment Direct Labour 5 Imo State Zoological garden, Min.of Envi Transformation of Imo State Zoo. PROJ/2019/ Owerri West Imo 2019 Goverrnment House Intervention Funds Direct Labor DL Direct Labour DL 7/9/2019 136,250,000.00 Imo State Zoological garden active Ministry of Environment Imo State Zoological garden 6 Min.of Works, Office of Perm Sec. Aba branch-Ahiara junction Road PROJ/2019/ Ahiazu Mbaise Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective Tendering works 1 Coduc Nigeria Ltd 7/16/2019 N1,778,820,466.50 Coduc Nigeria Ltd active Ministry of Works Coduc Nigeria Ltd awarded Reconstruction/Rehabilitation. Arab Contractors,Julius Berger Nig. Ltd,Mothercat, Ltd, HeartLand Nig. Ltd,China Harbour Eng.Co.Ltd. 7 Min.of Works, Office of Perm Sec. Douglas Road-Poly Junction(Dual Carriage) PROJ/2019/ Owerri West Imo 2019 Owerri Urban budget Selective Tendering works 5 Consultants: Vibro Eng. Co.Ltd 7/16/2019 2,679,038,823.90 China Harbour Eng.Co.Ltd CHEC active Ministry of Works China Harbour Eng.Co.Ltd CHEC awarded CCEC Nig.Ltd,CHEC Nig. Ltd,CGC Nig.Ltd,RCC Nig. Ltd,CGGC Nig.Ltd, Arab Contractors,Zerok Const. 8 Min.of Works, Office of Perm Sec. Control Post(Assumpta)Ibari Ogwa PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Owerri Urban budget Selective Tendering works 8 Ltd, Grand Star Ltd, Consultant: Cypress Konsult 7/16/2019 2,475,637,109.29 Zerock Const. Ltd active Ministry of Works Zerock Const.Ltd awarded (Port Harcourt) Road. Uzebo Technologies Ltd, Westhill Nig. Ltd, Bhakol Consult, Pieestech Eng.,Meksdonald 1. Uzebo Technologies 2. Pieestech Uzebo Technologies,Pieestch IntegratedGlobal Service, Task Systems, Office Engineering,3. Bhakor Consults Ltd,4. Engineering,Bhakor Consults Ltd, 9 Imo State Health Insurance Agency/Ex. Procurement of Office & ICT Equip PROJ/2019/ Owerri West Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective Tendering goods 7 Machines 7/19/2019 33,373,450.00 Westhill Nig.Ltd active Imo State Health Ins. Ag Westhill Nig. Ltd awarded Secretary ment 1. Grand Star Ltd;2. Trift Mart Ltd; 3. Doliz Brown Group Ltd;4. Marc Mourtz Night Ltd. Consultant: 10 Min.of Works, Office of Perm Sec. Ogwoghoroanya-Avutu Road PROJ/2019/ Obowo L.G.A Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective Tendering works 4 Brineth Associates Ltd 7/29/2019 N958,081,788.56 Grandstar Nig.Ltd active Ministry of Works Grandstar Nig. Ltd awarded 1.Global Deve Ventures and Eng. Ltd;2. Edition 56 Ltd;3. HIZ Entity Ltd;4. Rytegate Construction. Global Development Ventures & Eng.Ltd: 11 Min.of Works, Office of Perm Sec. Reconstruction/Rehabilitation of PROJ/2019/ Oguta L.G.A Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective Tendering works 4 Consultants: Peers and Partners Ltd. 7/29/2019 N1,797,308,486.10 Peers and Partners (Consultant) active Ministry of Sports Global Development Ventures & Eng.Ltd awarded Mgbidi-Oguta Road.(Oguta Lake) 12 Min. of Sports, Office of Perm Sec Rehabilitation of Dan Anyiam Foot PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works 3 Messrs Reform Sports W.A, Monimi 7/29/2019 545,732,850.00 Messrs reform Sports W.A & Mon active Ministry of Sports Messrs reform Sports W.A & Mon ball Pitch & Grasshopper Handball chelle Const. Facility Const. Ltd & imichelle Const. Facility Const.Ltd imichelle Const. Facility Const.Ltd Court in the Dan Anyiam Stadium Benchmark Resources and Productions Complex 13 Office of the Perm Sec. Transformation Plan 14 Executive Secretary, Imo State Health Procurement of Office & ICT Equip PROJ/2019/ Owerri West Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective goods 4 Uzebo Technologies, Westhil Nig. Ltd 7/30/2019 33,373,450.00 Uzebo Technologies, Westhil Nig. Ltd active Exe.Sec Imo State Health Uzebo Technologies, Westhil Nig. Ltd awarded Software Pieestech Engr., Bhakor Consults Ltd Pieestech Engr., Bhakor Consults Ltd Pieestech Engr., Bhakor Consults Ltd AUGUST' 2019 15 Min.of Sci, Tech & Vocational Education Imo State Technical & Vocational PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds single source services 1 Messrs Grand Central Global service 8/1/2019 751,448,370.00 Messrs Grand Central Global Serv active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Messrs Grand Central Global Serv awarded Office of the Perm Sec. Transformation Plan LOT 2: NAB Building & Eng. Services Construction of Classroom Blocks, Ancillary PROJ/2019/ Isiala Mbano Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works 8 NAB Building & Eng. Services 8/2/2019 389,868,276.69 NAB Building & Eng. Services active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. NAB Building & Eng. Services awarded Buildings and Perimeter Fence-Osu Tech College, Mbano LOT 3: NAB Building & Eng. Services Construction of Science Lab & Workshops PROJ/2019/ Isiala Mbano Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works NAB Building & Eng. Services 8/2/2019 330,330,865.63 NAB Building & Eng. Services active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. NAB Building & Eng. Services awarded Osu Technical, Mbano LOT 4: Mavek Associates Nig Ltd Construction of Classroom Blocks, Ancillary PROJ/2019/ Orlu Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works Mavek Associates Nig Ltd 8/2/2019 392,568,894.85 Mavek Associates Nig Ltd active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Mavek Associates Nig Ltd awarded Buildings and Perimeter Fence-Govt Tech. College, Okporo LOT 5: Miralinks Integrated Resources Nig.Ltd Construction of Science Lab & Workshops PROJ/2019/ Orlu Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works Miralinks Integrated Resources Nig.Ltd 8/2/2019 289,609,876.09 Miralinks Integrated Resources Nig.Ltd active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Miralinks Integrated Resources Nig.Ltd awarded Govt Technical College, Okporo LOT 6: Archisoph Limited Construction of Classroom Blocks, Ancillary PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works Archisoph Limited 8/2/2019 412,367,248.25 Archisoph Limited active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Archisoph Limited awarded Buildings and Perimeter Fence-Govt Tech. Owerri. LOT 7: Archisoph Limited Construction of Science Lab & Workshops PROJ/2019/ Owerri Municipal Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works Archisoph Limited 8/2/2019 209,956,876.56 Archisoph Limited active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Archisoph Limited awarded Govt Technical College, Owerri LOT 8: Cubes Consult Limited Construction of Classroom Blocks, Ancillary PROJ/2019/ Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works Cubes Consult Limited 8/2/2019 424,831,151.23 Cubes Consult Limited active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Cubes Consult Limited awarded Buildings and Perimeter Fence-Ahiara Sci. Ahiara imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds & Technical College, Ahiara LOT 9: Cubes Consult Limited Construction of Science Lab & Workshops PROJ/2019/ Ahiara Imo 2019 Government House Intervention Funds Selective works Cubes Consult Limited 8/2/2019 343,811,961.84 Cubes Consult Limited active Min of Sci, Tech & Voc. Cubes Consult Limited awarded Ahiara Science & Technical College, Ahiara 16 Entraco/Min.of Environment Desilting of Ikenegbu/Environs
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