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List of Prequalified Bidders for 2019 Capital Projects LIST OF PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS FOR 2019 CAPITAL PROJECTS CATEGORY A: SOLAR MINIGRIDS AND SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS NO OF NO OF LOT LOT PROJECT TITLE PREQUALIFIED PREQUALIFIED FIRMS PROJECT TITLE PREQUALIFIED PREQUALIFIED FIRMS NUMBER NUMBER FIRMS FIRMS FANNY FRANK GLOBAL 4 PLUS SOLAR ENERGY 1 1 RESOURCES LTD LTD PROVISION AND JRB SOLAR BIYI CONCEPT 2 INSTALLATION OF SOLAR 2 INVIESTMENT LTD VENTURES LTD CONSTRUCTION AND LOT A008 HOME SYSTEM IN INSTALLATION OF SOLAR GWANDA VILLAGE IN KURMI LGA HYBRID ACROSS MINNA PIONEER INVESTMENT LOT A001 LEADING DIAGONAL METROPOLY CHANCHAGA 3 3 CAPITAL PROJECT NIGERIA LTD FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LIMITED NIGER STATE QBOYS GLOBAL 4 RESOURCES LTD WILLBOND 5 CONSULTING LTD CONSTRUCTION OF SOLAR MINI GRID/STREET LIGHTS LOT A009 IN MAKAMA COMMUNITY, 1 AYOKA CO NIG LIMITED DONGA LGA, TARABA BLUE CAMEL ENERGY 1 STATE PROVISION/INSTALLATION LTD OF 40KVA HYBRID SOLAR MINIGRID AT KURMI SARKI LOT A002 COMMUNITY, STADIUM 2 PHELEXS PHANTOM LTD ROAD, SULEJA LGA, NIGER STATE. SAFIATU GLOBAL RES INSTALLATION OF 20.8 JRB CONSTRUCTION 3 LOT A010 1 LTD KWP MINI GRID IN COMPANY LIMITED 1 | P a g e UMUKEGBE COMMUNITY OBINALO NGODO SANDRICK CIVIL & UMUNEOCHI LGA, ABIA 2 ELECTRICAL SERVICES NORTH SENATORIAL LIMITED DISTRICT ABIA STATE AFROSIA ENGINEERING 1 & CONSULTANCY LIMITED BAMS ELECTRICAL DMH ENGINEERING 2 1 SERVICES LTD CONSULT LTD PROVISION OF 2 MINI PROVISION OF 100KWP LOT A011 GRIDS AT NNEWI FED. SOLAR HYBRIDS MINI-GRID CLOUD ENERGY PHOTO CONSTITUENCY JAY JAY INVESTMENT SYSTEM IN 250 BED 3 2 LOT A003 ELECTRIC LTD LTD COTTAGE HOSPITAL UKPOGO, OKENE LGA, KOGI STATE COVENANT PLUS 4 ENGINEERING LIMITED JOSHUEL GLOBAL 5 VENTURES LIMITED INSTALLATION OF SOLAR MINI GRID IN SOLAR FORCE NIGERIA 6 OGBEINAMA, LIMITED OGRIAGBEMNE, OKOLOBA LOT A012 1 EXCLUSIVE ENERGY LTD AND OGODOBIRI IN BOMADI LGA OF DELTA SOUTH SENATORIAL CITINET TECH 1 INNOVATION LTD DISTRICT PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF 40KW SOLAR HYBRID MONNEX GLOBAL LOT A004 2 MINIGRID AT ADAVI- RESOURCES LTD EBA,ADAVI LGA, KOGI STATE INSTALLATION OF SOLAR BROWN INTEGRATED 3 SOTRU ENGR LTD LOT A014 MINI GRID IN ARAYA, AND 1 ENERGY SERVICES AVIARA IN ISOKO SOUTH LIMITED 2 | P a g e LGA OF DELTA SOUTH O.G. FORTUNES SENATORIAL DISTRICT 2 LIMITED ZIYAN GLOBAL 3 CONCEPT LIMITED 1 B.SOLAR ENERGY LTD CONSTRUCTION OF 60KW POWER MINISTRIES NIG ABSI BUILDING SYSTEM 2 1 LOT A005 SOLAR MINI GRIDS IN LTD INT'L LTD TAKUM AND USSA AERODEV SOLUTIONS 3 REY & REINA INT'L LTD 2 LTD AFRICA BRIDGE ENGR SUPPLY AND 3 INSTALLATION OF 30KWP COP LTD SOLAR MINI GRID ACOB LIGHTING ELECTRIFICATION TO FOX ENERGY CONSTRUCTION OF SOLAR 1 4 TECHNOLOGY LIMITED LOT A015 ENERGISE 150 RURAL RESOURCES LTD MINI GRID IN GAMAWA, HOUSEHOLDS AND SHOPS GOLOLO AND UDUBO LOT A006 IN OBAFEMI OWODE LGA TOWNS IN GAMAWA FED. OF OGUN CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY, BAUCHI LOGINE INTERNATIONAL 2 SENATORIAL DISTRICT. 5 STATE INTERNATIONAL LTD ENERGY SERVICES LTD 6 OCEAN BLAST NIG LTD METRICS INTEGRATED 1 7 WRITE ENERGY LTD SOLAR SERVICES LTD CONSTRUCTION OF 40KW SOLAR MINI GRID AT NAVANTE OIL & GAS LOT A007 2 FEDERAL UNIVERSITY LTD WUKARI, TARABA STATE 3 PMP INFRASTRUCTURE 3 | P a g e LIST OF PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS FOR 2019 CAPITAL PROJECTS CATEGORY B: INJECTION SUBSTATIONS NO OF LOT NUMBER PROJECT TITLE PREQUALIFIED PREQUALIFIED FIRMS FIRMS 1 AFROSIA ENGR & CONSULT LTD SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF OUTDOOR LOT B001 CIRCUIT BREAKERS AT APA LARA INJECTION 2 LAFRED ENGR SUBSTATION IN KWARA STATE 3 TLMB CONSTRUCTION LTD 1 BLING INTEGRATED SERVICES LTD COMPLETION OF ON GOING 15KVA LOT B002 INJECTION SUBSTATION AT OKO OLO'WO, 2 DAV - NOTCH NIG LTD ILORIN - KWARA STATE 3 HINDWORLD CONCEPT LTD 4 | P a g e 4 LEGEND OTOLORIN CONSTRUCTION LIMITED 5 TOPFLAT GLOBAL LINKS LIMITED 1 ALTERGATE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED COMPLETION OF ONGOING 1 NO 15 MVA LOT B003 2 GRACELAND GLOBAL LEGENDS LIMITED 33/11KV TRANSFORMER AT HARMONY AREA 3 MUSRAFAKHAD NIGERIA LIMITED 1 AIM CIVIL ENGR CONCEPT 2 ASIGHNETR NIGERIA LTD COMPLETION OF ONGOING 7.5MVA POWER LOT B004 SUB-STATION IN FAGGE FEERAL CONSTITUENCY KANO 3 BORNO ENGR SUPPLY TECHNICAL COY LTD 4 DUMBO GLOBAL CONCEPT LTD 1 CCII MARKETING NIG LTD COMPLETION OF 2 NOS 15MVA INJECTOR LOT B005 33/11 SUB STATION AT ALOR, IDEMILI SOUTH, ANAMBRA STATE 2 CEWOPI LTD 5 | P a g e 3 CHRIS EJIK INT'L AGENCIES 4 COVENANT PLUS ENGR LTD 5 OKESO NIGERIA LTD 6 PONSEL NIGERIA LTD 7 REY & REINA INT'L LTD LIST OF PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS FOR 2019 CAPITAL PROJECTS CATEGORY C: SOLAR STREET LIGHTING NO OF NO OF LOT LOT PREQUALIFIED PROJECT TITLE PREQUALIFIED PREQUALIFIED FIRMS PROJECT TITLE PREQUALIFIED NUMBER NUMBER FIRMS FIRMS FIRMS INSTALLATION OF SOLAR SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF ABU SULTAN NIG. LOT C001 1 ARCAD PROJECTS LTD LOT C076 1 STREETLIGHT IN ALORE SOLAR STREET LIGHTS AT LTD 6 | P a g e AREA, ILORIN WEST, KWARA ASSRAL GLOBAL CHARANCHI GABAS, LAYIN BIGJ OUTFITS 2 2 STATE CONCEPT COUNCILLOR COMMUNITY, VENTURES LTD DORAYI, KUMBOTSO LGA, CRYSTAL WORLD KANO STATE 3 3 BVOAS NIG. LTD STANDARD SERVICES JAMPAAC GEO-SURVEY FN & ASSOCIATES 4 4 NIG LTD LTD ALHUZA GLOBAL PHILAB GEN 1 5 RESOURCES LTD MERCHANT LTD YAQSMAN GLOBAL 2 IMTAZ NIG. LTD 6 SERVICES LTD COMPLETION OF SOLAR LIBERTY OVERSEAS ALIM AND 3 1 STREET LIGHT IN OGGA, OMI BROTHERS ASSOCIATION LTD LOT C002 AND ODO-ARA 120 NOS JOKI ENG & YAGBA WEST LGA, KOGI 4 OLD FIELD NIG. LTD 2 STATE CONSULTANTS LTD PROVISION/INSTALLATION OF PHILCOM INTERGRATED SOLAR STREET LIGHT AT LUSH TECH ENG CO 5 LOT C077 3 LTD JAGINDI TASHA, JEMA'A LGA, LTD KADUNA STATE SATANDER UWAMABOGU LEGACY 6 4 BUSINESS LTD SOLUTION LTD SUNTOTAL SOLAR 1 BENFEM LTD 5 TECH NIG LTD FEMCO CONSTRUCTION CHICKSON GLOBAL 2 1 COMPLETION OF SOLAR COMPANY LTD SERVICES LTD STREET LIGHT IN OGBOM, SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF HOLDSWORTH ITEDO-AMURO, OFIN POWERED STREET IN LOT C003 3 FLEXYKLIN NIG LTD 2 ENGINEERING AMURO AND ITEDO - OBA COMMUNITIES IN ABIA SOUTH COMPANY ISANLU 120 NOS YAGBA EAST LOT C078 SENATORIAL DISTRICT ONOO-ONO COMPANY (OBINGWA, ABA NORTH, ABA LOW POND NIG LGA, KOGI STATE 4 3 LTD SOUTH, UGWUNAGBO, UKWA LTD WEST AND UKWA EAST LGAS) NEWTON 5 RAMSY & ASSOCIATES 4 PROPERTIES LTD 7 | P a g e NITUZ TOP CLASS GENERAL 6 5 ENGINEERING CONTRACTS LTD SERVICES LTD STEPPIN EASY STONE PROJECTS & 1 6 CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD SERVICES LIMITED TRUSTFIELD JERRON & PARTNERS 2 7 GLOBAL NETWORK INT'L LTD LIMITED COMPLETION OF SOLAR ZAREMS MONNEX GLOBAL STREET LIGHT IN ODO-ERE, 3 8 TECHNOLOGIES RESOURCES LTD LOT C004 ODO-ERI, IGABARAKU AND NIG LTD IYAMER IN 120 NOS YAGBA MONTGOMERY GLOBAL WEST LGA, KOGI STATE. 4 9 ZUCHIN NIG LTD PARNERS LTD MUQUASH GLOBAL ARCHWORK NIG 5 1 SERVICES LTD LTD NEW MOON GLOBAL CITINET TECH 6 PROVISION OF SOLAR STREET 2 PARTNERS LTD LIGHTS IN AMORJI IN ABIA INNOVATION LTD LOT C079 CENTRAL SENATORIAL FEEDEX ENGR 1 ARSHOS NIG. LTD 3 DISTRICT COMPANY LTD CAVERNOUS COUNTY 2 4 PROLITIC YIELDS COMPLETION OF SOLAR LTD STREET LIGHT IN OKOLOKE, JS MATRIX 3 1 AGIMS NIG. LTD LOT C005 ISANLU-ESA, OKUNRAN AND INTERNATIONAL OGBE 120 NOS IN YAGBA PAN AFRICA GLOBAL COLTECH ENGR. WEST LGA, KOGI STATE. 4 2 RESOURECS LTD SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF SERV LTD SOLAR STREET LIGHTS AT DESOVO TECH TOLUYAN INTEGRATED VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN 5 LOT C080 3 ENGR. MGT SERVICES LTD ANAMBRA NORTH CONSULTANT SENATORIAL DISTRICT, SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION 1 AYOKA CO. LTD ANAMBRA STATE. 4 HAROUSO NIG LTD OF ALL-IN-ONE SOLAR LOT C006 STREET LIGHTS IN OZUJA LEADERSHIP 2 FUSE ENGINEERS LTD 5 STREET IN OBEHIRA SERVICES LTD 8 | P a g e COMMUNITY OF KOGI CENTRAL SENATORIAL 3 KRAFT ITBY EESHER LTD 6 MARIDIQ NIG. LTD DISTRICT. METRICS MAHADAND ASSOCIATES 4 7 INTEGRATED ENGINEERING LTD SOLAR SERV. LTD ORETUDAF 5 RYTE REAZONS LTD 8 VENTURES NIG. LTD AL-EKIN GLOBAL 6 UPDATE LTD 1 SERVICES LTD BROWN OBILITY & 1 ALDEEN ASSOCIIATES 2 CO LTD AUSTIN & DUOLIN NAGSAM GLOBAL 2 GLOBAL SERVICES 3 LNKS MAGNET LTD LIMITED PARETO SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION B.P SANY CO. NIGERIA SOLAR STREET LIGHTING 3 4 EFFICIENCY OF ALL-IN-ONE SOLAR LIMITED SYSTEM, ISHIELU LGA, EBONYI LOT C081 SERVICES LTD STREET LIGHTS IN IDICHE, CENTRAL SENATORIAL LOT C007 OBINI STREETS IN OKENE BRAND COOLSTEM 4 DISTRICT. COMMUNITY OF KOGI VALUES LIMITED SCOTISH CENTRAL SENATORIAL 5 SAFIATU GLOBAL CONTRACTORS LTD DISTRICT. 5 RESOURCES LIMITED SAMPLE ENGINEERING 6 6 UCDC NIGERIA LTD LIMITED SEM-LUK VENTURES YAHWAH ENERGY 7 7 LIMITED SOLUTION LTD EDJADAMS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION 1 DABELLFARI NIG LTD 1 PROVISION AND ESSENCE LTD OF ALL-IN-ONE SOLAR INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS IN ADOGO, IVY-HILLS MCS LOT C008 2 FAMSAF CONST COY LTD LOT C082 POWER STREET LIGHT IN 2 UKAKO STREETS IN KOGI INVEST. ISIALA MBANO LGA IN IMO CENTRAL SENATORIAL G2 SYNERGY SOLUTIONS NORTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. RIGMARS DISTRICT. 3 3 LTD PROJECTS LTD 9 | P a g e INNOVATIVES JEEVES ROYAL CANDOUR 4 4 INT'L CONCEPT GLOBAL BETA 1 ABRUK NIGERIA LIMITED 5 ENVIROMENTAL NIG LTD ARABS & PARTNERS FONSOT GLOBAL 2 1 LIMITED SERV LTD ESTADYSTA NIGERIA 3 2 GREENMOZIS LTD LIMITED PROCUREMENT AND EUROVIA BUILDING LARIE & LARIE 4 INSTALLATION OF SOLA 3 PROVISION/INSTALLATION SOLUTION LIMITED CONCEPTS POWER STREET LIGHTS AT OF SOLAR POWERED STREET LOT C083 EGBELU-ABAYI ROADS OF QUADRANT LOT C009 LIGHT AT EFEKPE IMANE 5 JRB OIL & GAS LIMITED OSISIOMA NGWA LGA OF ABIA 4 GLOBAL CONCEPT OLAMABORO LGA IN KOGI STATE. LTD STATE 6 LEJIT NIGERIA LIMITED 5 SAGEPAC LTD UDDE GOLDEN 6 SEAT LTD 7 OKESO NIGERIA LIMITED CAGEWOX DOT 1 NET LIMITED CONTECH YUNSAB NIGERIA 8 2 ENGINEERING LIMITED PROVISION AND LIMITED KENLOG GLOBAL INSTALLATION OF SOLAR 1 3 IC EDROS LIMITED SERVICES LIMITED STREET LIGHTS TO LOT C084 COMMUNITIES IN NKWANU / NDERUKUENGINEERING KILASH OIL NIGERIA INSTALLATION OF SOLAR 2 UMUAHIA NOTH / SOUTH 4 LTD.
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