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JIGAWA STATE DUE PROCESS and PROJECT MONITORING BUREAU CONTRACT AWARDED June, 2021 C O N EXECUTING S/N DATE PROJECT CONTRACT NO JIGAWA STATE DUE PROCESS AND PROJECT MONITORING BUREAU CONTRACT AWARDED June, 2021 C O N EXECUTING S/N DATE PROJECT CONTRACT NO. CONTRACTOR AMOUNT (N) COMP.PERIOD T MINISTRIES R A C 1 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Akurya Town in Malam Madori Constituency (Lot-10) JEC/420/2021/VOL.I/6 Ramadan Constr. Nig Ltd 7,167,111.00 Min of Environment 8 weeks 2 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Abuja Gusau Road in Gumel Constituency (Lot-2) JEC/413/2021/VOL.I/6 Pullad Global Consult Ltd 14,630,406.00 Min of Environment 12 Weeks 3 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Dan'Ama Village in Gumel Constituency (Lot-3) JEC/414/2021/VOL.I/6 Pullad Global Consult Ltd 6,797,016.45 Min of Environment 8 weeks 4 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Galagamma Quarters in Gumel Constituency (Lot-4) JEC/415/2021/VOL.I/6 Pullad Global Consult Ltd 1,198,450.31 Min of Environment 12 Weeks 5 Baban Doki Gen Ent Nig 24/06/2021 Purchase of 1No. Toyota Hilux Operational Vehicle 2020 Model JEC/426/2021/VOL.I/5 Ltd 28,215,500.00 Min of Health 3 weeks 6 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Emergency Operation Centre at Isolation Centre at Danmasara in Dutse LGA JEC/424/2021/VOL.I/5 Husna Constr. Nig Ltd 34,874,178.40 Min of Health 3 Months 7 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainge at Sarkin Baka Town in Kanya Babba Constituency of Babura LGA (Lot-5) JEC/416/2021/VOL.I/6 Deetech Nig Ltd 8,804,353.48 Min of Environment 12 Weeks 8 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Kasuwa Road in Yankwashi Constituency (Lot-6) JEC/217/2021/VOL.I/6 Deetech Nig Ltd 23,490,213.08 Min of Environment 12 Weeks Page 1 9 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Kyambo Town in Kanya Babba Constituency of Babura LGA (Lot-7) JEC/418/2021/VOL.I/6 Deetech Nig Ltd 9,763,058.00 Min of Environment 12 Weeks 10 Sassauchi Multi Trade 24/06/2021 Constr. Of 4No. LI Blocks as Maternity Wing Across the State JEC/425/2021/VOL.I/5 Invest Ltd 95,418,475.00 Min of Health 3 Months 11 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Auyo Laberia Quarters in Auyo Constituency (Lot-9) JEC/411/2021/VOL.I/6 Amm Manzo Nig Ltd 20,641,763.30 Min of Environment 12 Weeks 12 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainage at Kumsa town in Birniwa constituency (Lot-8) JEC/419/2021/VOL.I/6 Amm Manzo Nig Ltd 15,604,291.50 Min of Environment 12 Weeks 13 24/06/2021 Constr. Of Drainge at Dantanoma Quarters in Gumel Constituency (Lot-I) JEC/412/2021/VOL.I/6 Pullad Global Consult Ltd 6,886,412.00 Min of Environment 8 weeks 14 Rehabilitation/Upgrading of 14No. Cenventional Boreholes to Solar at Yarda, Gareru, Yalo Gabas, Unguwar Jibrin, Kaugama Main, Marke Yamma and kandalari in Kaugama LGA and Mudiga, Tsagaiwa Sarawiya, Tsakuwawa, 9/6/2021 Alfa,Jamaga and Agufa in Miga LGA (Lot-4) JEC/357/2021/VOL.I/8 Pullad Global Consult Ltd 73,372,136.25 Min of Water Resources 19 weeks 15 24/06/2021 Renovation of Drainages at Sara, Gujungu and Constr. Of Suck Away at Hadejia Fish Markets JEC/410/2021/VOL.I/5 Amia Integ Serv Ltd 39,869,346.00 Min of Commerces 12 Weeks 16 Commissioning as Consultant for the Supervision of the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP) 24/06/2021 Under the Second Rural Access and Mobility Project JEC/421/2021/VOL.I/5 Engcorde Konsult Limited 42,144,163.44 Min of Works 12 Months 17 24/06/2021 Renovation and Conversion of babura Old Community Centre to Basic Health Clinic Centre (BHC) in babura LGA JEC/423/2021/VOL.I/8 Bakawa Multi Services Ltd 11,521,602.52 Min of Health 16 weeks 18 A.A. Maikatako General 11/6/2021 Upgrading of maigatari Primary Health care centre to General Hospital JEC/378/2021/VOL.I/6 Ent Ltd 193,797,733.00 Min of Health 5 Months 19 9/6/2021 Procurement of 3,076 Cartons of Ready to Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) JEC/349/2021/VOL.I/7 Muhabib Nigeria Ltd 105,199,200.00 Min of Health 4 weeks 20 Renovation of 2 Classrooms & admin. Block JSS 3rd Quarter at JSS Guri in Guri, Renovation of 4-Classrooms JSS 3rd Quarter at JSS Diwigi in Gwiwa, Renovation of 2 Classrooms JSS 3rd Quarter at JSS Kari in Roni and renovation of 2 Classrooms JSS 3rd Quarter at Baldi in Sule Tankarkar (2020 UBEC/SUBEB intervention 9/6/2021 Projects) Across the State (Lot-38) JEC/360/2021/VOL.I/28 Sukudai Constr. Nig Ltd 13,757,357.15 Min of Education 12 Weeks 21 Renovation of 4 Classrooms Prim 4th Quarter at D/Kalanguna in Kazaure, renovation of 2 Classrooms Prim 4th Quarter at D/karshi in Gwiwa, Renovation of 2 Classrooms Prim 4th Quarter at Karaftayi in Kazaure, Renovation of 2 Classrooms Prim 4th Quarter at Dangyatin in Miga and Renovation of 4 Classrooms Prim 4th Quarter at Buji 9/6/2021 Tsangaya in Buji (2020 Ubec/Subeb intervention projects) Across the State (Lot-33) JEC/374/2021/VOL.I/28 Sukudai Constr. Nig Ltd 15,856,538.50 Min of Education 12 Weeks Page 2 22 Renovation of 4-Classroom JSS 2nd Quarter at suga in kiri kasamma, Renovation of 3 Classrooms Jss 2nd Quarter at Maikilili in Maigatari and Renovation of 4 Classrooms JSS 2nd Quarter at Lautai in Garki (2020 9/6/2021 Ubec/Subeb intervention Projects) Across the State (Lot-36) JEC/359/2021/VOL.I/28 Sukudai Constr. Nig Ltd 14,854,810.99 Min of Education 12 Weeks 23 9/6/2021 Upgrading of Kiyawa Primary Health Centre (PHC) to General Hospital JEC/348/2021/VOL.I/7 Math Global Invest Nig Ltd 185,556,695.00 Min of Health 5 Months 24 Upgrading of 6No. Hand Pumps Boreholes to Solar at (Kandalari, yalleman Tijjanai Kofar Baba Mina, marke Bakin 10/6/2021 Kogi Kofar Antu, Rugar Audi Agufa, Rugar Alh. Inusa S. Gari and Maduga Asibiti) Lot-3) JEC/377/2021/VOL.I/8 AL-Sabur Global Links Ltd 9,709,396.00 Min of Water Resources 8 weeks 25 Constr. Of 38No. New Simple Solar Boreholes at (Gudinya, Gundu, Hantsu Arewa, Makera Dabinai, Nasarawa, Sarawa, Sarawuya Yamma, Rigar A. Balarabe, Hantsakai, Aguta Tsallaken Titi, Kigawa, B/Kasuwa, Tsokuwar Dalan, Gidan kanya, Kabi Mai Lamba, Makera Kirmande Fulani, Damaganawa Yamma, Hantsaki, Nafadawa, sansani Gabas, Gidan kafi, Arbus Kofar Fada, Bula Tsohuwa, Marke, Kofar Alaramma, Mal. Sani, Danzabuwa Kofar Mal. Aduwa, Girbobo, Marke Yamma, Marke Gabas, yalo Central, Ung. Jibrin, gangara, Hadin Dingare, 10/6/2021 Albashi, Yalleman Hausawa, Dakaiyawa Central Sharkawa, Turmi and Kaugama Central) Lot-1) JEC/375/2021/VOL.I/8 AL-Sabur Global Links Ltd 103,098,364.81 Min of Water Resources 19 weeks 26 Rehabilitation of 36No. Hand Pumps Borejoles at (Dalarin Lungu K/Yamma, kanjiwa, Kankanba, Dalarin Kwalta K/Fada, Kundun makama, Dawai Dawai, Adamingaso U/Arewa, Askandu U/Yamma, manda, Ubba ung. Kudu, Cinguluski K/Fada, Kanwar Gamawa, Dusaran ta Fulani, Dakayyawa, Fagen Rufai, Dakayyawa Central Primary School, Dakayyawa Abbatoir, makera dabinai, Daba, Hantsakai, Garbo cikin gari, Garbo Arewa, Garbo K/Fada, Taka Lafiya, Zareku K/fada, Zareku k/Yamma, tsakuwawa k/fada, tsakuwawa yamma, Yanduna K/fada, Yanduna 10/6/2021 Asibiti, Hantsu Masallacin Juma'a, Hantsu Yamma, Sarawuya K/Fada and Sarawuya Kofar Yamma) (Lot-2) JEC/376/2021/VOLI/8 AL-Sabur Global Links Ltd 11,349,355.50 Min of Water Resources 8 weeks 27 Procurement of Covid-19 Materials and Equipments Pri 1st Quarter Across the LGA's, Procurement of Covid-19 Materials and Equipments JSS 1st Quarter Across the LGA's procurement of Covid-19 Prim 2nd Quarter Across the LGA's Procurement of Covid-19 Materials and Equipments JSS 3rd Quarter Across LGA's Procurement of Covid-19 Materials and Equipments JSS 4th Quarter Across LGA's (2020 UBEC/SUBEB Intervention Projects) Musfat General Invest & 9/6/2021 Across the State (Lot-42) JEC/368/2021/VOL.I/28 Merch Ltd 10,070,000.00 Min of Education 12 Weeks 28 Constr. Of 1No. Friday Prayer Mosque (2019 Second Quarter Constituency Project Remaining Works) Lot-101 at 18/06/2021 Kujuru in Guri Constituency JEC/344/2021/VOL./22 Mugin Investment Nig Ltd 9,183,387.26 Cabinet Office 8 weeks 29 Constr. Of 1No. Daily Prayer Mosque (2019 Second Quarter Constituency Project Remaining Works) Lot-102 at 18/06/2021 Kadira Alh Dauda, Adiyani and Margadu in Guri Constituency JEC/345/2021/VOL.I/22 Mugin Investment Nig Ltd 7,004,262.48 Cabinet Office 8 weeks 30 Completion of 2No. Daily Prayer mosque (2019 Second Quarter Constituency Project remaining Works ) Lot-31 at 18/06/2021 dangon and Tsangon Yamma in Guri Constituency JEC/346/2021/VOL.I/22 Mugin Investment Nig Ltd 4,671,061.02 Cabinet Office 8 weeks 31 Constr. Of Wall fencing of grave yard (2019 Second Quarter Constituency project remaining Works) Lot 164 at 18/06/2021 Tsakuwawa in Miga Constituency JEC/347/2021/VOL.I/22 Mugin Investment Nig Ltd 9,237,957.74 Cabinet Office 8 weeks Page 3 32 Procurement of 600x600 Alminiuum Windows (24Nos) Procurement of 1200x1200 Alminium Windows (60Nos) Procurement of 1200x1200 Metal Tropital Windows (952Nos) Procurement of 750x2100 Metal Tropical Dorrs (136Nos), Procurement of 1200x1200 Metal.
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