PMB 28,
Zuru, Kebbi State
Nigeria.
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Email: info@fuaz.edu.ng
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FUAZ/R/DP/Vol. 1 7th May, 2020
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru, a newly established University wishes to invite qualified, interested and eligible Consultants and service providers to submit Expression of Interest (EOI) for the projects tabulated below.
1.0.1 Request for Expression of Interest (EOI) from Consultants for the projects under category.
LOT 1 |
DEPLOYMENT OF ROBUST INSTITUTIONAL |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 2 |
DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) POLICY DOCUMENT |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 3 |
HOTEL SERVICES RETAINERSHIP |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 4 |
RENTAL OF BUILDING FOR THE UNIVERSITY’S LIAISON OFFICE IN ABUJA |
LIAISON OFFICE, ABUJA |
LOT 5 |
RENTAL OF RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR THE UNIVERSITY |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 6 |
PROCUREMENT OF GENERATORS (16KVA-3Nos, 22KVA-1Nos) |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 7 |
PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY TO DEVELOP 5-YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE UNIVERSITY |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 8 |
RENOVATION & FURNISHING OF LECTURE ROOMS, WORKSHOPS, OFFICES, HOSTELS & STAFF QUARTERS |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 9 |
DEPLOYMENT OF INTERNET ACCESS POINTS & BANDWIDTH SUBSCRIPTION |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
LOT 10 |
OFFICE EQUIPMENT, COMPUTERS, PRINTERS, LASERJET INK CARTRIDGES, STATIONERIES, INTERACTIVE SMART BOARDS & FLEXES |
ZURU, KEBBI STATE |
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS:
Interested Consultants and Service Providers are required to submit the following:
3.0 OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
4.0 BID SUBMISSION:
SUBMISSION OF EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) DOCUMENTS FOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES.
Interested Consultants shall submit one original and one photocopy of their sealed Expression of Interest (EOI) documents in a sealed tamper-proof envelope clearly stating the name and Lot Number of the project, addressed to: THE SECRETARY, UNIVERSITY TENDERS BOARD, FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ZURU temporary office on or before 12 noon, 14TH MAY, 2020. The Documents should be deposited in the Tender Box at the Temporary office.
5.0 BID OPENING:
Opening of the received Bids for Expression of Interest (EOI) will commence immediately after the deadline at 12.00 noon 14th May 2020 in the temporary office.
6.0 PLEASE NOTE:
Signed:
REGISTRAR
Emir of Zuru, Maj. Gen (rtd) Muhammad Sani Sami, Sami Gomo II, has declared his total support for the takes off of Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru (FUAZ), Kebbi State.
The Royal Highness, made this known on Tuesday during the courtesy visit of the University top management and Kebbi State government representative, led by Commissioner for Higher Education Prof. Muktaru Umar Bunza and Commissioner for Information and Culture, Hon. Mamuda Warrah at his palace.
He said: “Zuru community is ready to support the takeoff of the University. Some of sons and daughters of the soil are ready to donate their houses for the takeoff of the university.
“I am ready to support you within Kebbi and outside the state. I want to urge politicians to allow the Vice Chancellor to work, you should stop all politicking and allow him to work. Enough is enough, we thank you”.
The Commissioner for Higher Education told the Emir that, the team were in Zuru due to respect Kebbi state government has for the Emir and to seek for his support and blessing.
Earlier, the Interim Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof Musa Isyaku Ahmad informed the Emir that the University will take off by September, this year, stressed that 90% of the work, which were academics and administrative, to ensure the smooth taking off of the university have been done.
He promised that, the graduates of the university would be job creators, not job seekers adding that, the programmes of the university would be focus on vocational and entrepreneurs to enable them stands different among others graduates in the country.
The Federal Government on Tuesday announced that it would provide zero interest financing options for two million smallholder farmers nationwide under its Agric for Food and Jobs Plan.
It said the plan was aimed at mitigating the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the country’s agricultural sector.
The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Sabo Nanono, told journalists at a press briefing in Abuja that the AFJP scheme would be a joint venture including the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Central Bank of Nigeria, private sector operators and farmers.
“This programme will be achieved through investment in the sector by way of providing zero interest input financing options such as fertilisers and seeds to farmers across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory to produce harvests that could be sold domestically and internationally,” he stated.
Nanono said the programme, which the FMARD had perfected plans to inaugurate, would run for a duration of 12 months with an aggregate of two million hectares of land.
He explained that the scheme would link farmers to markets for off-take through out-grower schemes and improve crop yields per hectare.
The minister said, “This will in turn ensure food security in the post COVID-19 era and position smallholder farmers to be drivers of economic growth by evolving from subsistence farming to commercial production.
“The AFJP targets two million smallholder farmers across the 36 states of Nigeria and the FCT and aims to produce 10 million tonnes of food which include carbohydrates, animal protein and edible oils within the next 12 months.”
According to Nanono, priority crops and livestock targeted by the AFJP for local markets include rice, maize, sorghum, groundnuts, cowpea, cassava, and millet.
Others include horticulture, palm kernel and cotton, while sesame seeds, hibiscus, cocoa, hides and skin, horns and hoofs are targeted for export.
The minister said the government would continue protecting jobs in the sector to mitigate the impact of the pandemic on the food s
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