Adamawa Opens Bids For 11km Wuro Ngayadi–Gulak Transmission Line

The Adamawa State Government has opened bids for the construction of an approximately 11-kilometre, 132kV double-circuit power transmission line and associated towers from Wuro Ngayadi to Gulak.

The bid opening, conducted by the Ministry of Energy, brought together representatives of participating companies, government officials and other stakeholders.

Speaking at the exercise, the Commissioner for Energy, Hon. Bramcy Samuel Caleb, said the project would strengthen the state’s electricity infrastructure and improve power supply to communities along the corridor.

Caleb urged participating companies to demonstrate technical competence, professionalism and commitment through quality, competitive bids.

He also stressed the need for quality workmanship and timely completion by whichever company secures the contract, adding that satisfactory performance would strengthen its prospects for future opportunities with the ministry.

The ministry’s Procurement Officer, Malam Nuhu Hayatu, presented and opened the submitted bids in accordance with established public procurement procedures.

In his closing remarks, the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Dogara Paul Musa, thanked participating companies, officials and stakeholders for their attendance and contributions to the exercise.

Upon completion, the transmission line is expected to strengthen electricity transmission capacity and support improved power supply along the Wuro Ngayadi–Gulak corridor.