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Adamawa Govt releases N1.3bn contract variation

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
November 1, 2022
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The Adamawa Government has released  N1.3 billion contract variation for the completion of the ongoing township roads in Jimeta metropolis.

Dr Umar Pella, the state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, confirmed this known in Yola on Tuesday.

He said the approval for the release of the amount was part of the 12th  Executive Council resolutions held recently, saying the roads have reached an appreciable completion stage.

He explained that the road contract, which was awarded to Batco construction company, had an initial completion period of 18 months at the initial contractual sum of over N5.8 billion.

According to him, after evaluation of performance of the contractor and the level of work done coupled with the rapid change in the cost of construction materials due to the decrease in the value of the Naira necessitated the variation.

“The council has considered to vary the pending projects with the  N1.3 billion to enable the timely completion of the projects,” he said.

“With the variation of the contract to N1.3 billion from the initial agreed cost of N5.8 billion, the total contract sum now stood at over N7.17 billion.

“The total length of the projects is 17.3 kilometers,” he explained.

“We give the contractor  additional 12 months period within which to complete the projects,” Pella said.

Tags: Adamawa StateBatco constructionJimeta metropolis
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