The Adamawa State Ministry of Energy has opened bids for the construction of an 11-kilometre, 132kV double-circuit transmission line and towers linking Wuro Ngayadi to Gulak.
The Adamawa News Agency reports that the bid opening exercise was conducted in line with public procurement procedures and brought together representatives of participating companies, government officials and other stakeholders.
Speaking during the exercise, the Commissioner for Energy, Hon. Bramcy Samuel Caleb, described the project as an important step towards strengthening electricity infrastructure and improving power supply to communities along the corridor.
The Commissioner urged participating companies to submit competitive bids and demonstrate strong technical capacity, professionalism and commitment to quality. He also stressed the importance of timely project delivery and high standards of workmanship.
The Ministry’s Procurement Officer, Malam Nuhu Hayatu, formally presented and opened the submitted bids, while the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Dogara Paul Musa, appreciated all participants and stakeholders for their contributions to the exercise.
Upon completion, the project is expected to strengthen power transmission infrastructure and improve electricity supply to communities along the Wuro Ngayadi–Gulak corridor.
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