1. The document lists 35 projects that passed through the Bureau for vetting in April 2012 with a total quoted price of N500,247,414.25.
2. The total vetted price was N472,128,872.07.
3. Vetting resulted in savings of N28,118,542.18.
1. The Bureau vetted and certified projects and services totaling N2,479,944,875.11 in March 2012.
2. The vetted price of these projects was N2,416,446,764.39.
3. Vetting resulted in savings of N63,498,110.72.
1. The document details 20 projects and services that passed through the Bureau of Public Procurement in February 2012, with a total quoted amount of ₦455,018,755.20 and a total vetted price of ₦446,509,395.02.
2. The price differences between the quoted and vetted amounts for each project resulted in total savings of ₦8,509,380.20 through the vetting process in February 2012.
3. One notable project was the electrification of Ado city street lights, where the Electricity Board's quoted amount of ₦1,699,181,336.38 was vetted to ₦1,867,
The document summarizes procurement records for the month of December 2012 in Nigeria. It lists 14 contracts totaling 2,563,415,716.38 Naira for various construction, renovation, and supply projects. The implementing agencies and recommended contractors are also included. The Bureau of Public Procurement vetted all projects and certified the total cost of 2,563,415,716.38 Naira without finding any savings opportunities.
The document summarizes 39 projects reviewed by the Bureau for Vetting and Certifications in May 2012. It lists the project description, implementing agency, recommended contractor, agency's estimated cost, and cost savings. Several projects involved procurement of vehicles, equipment, or infrastructure repairs. The Bureau recommended contractors that could complete many of the projects at a lower cost than the agencies' original estimates, resulting in overall savings of several million naira.
1. The Bureau of Public Procurement certified and vetted various projects and services in July 2012 totaling 6.873 billion naira in estimated costs.
2. The vetted prices for these projects and services was 6.408 billion naira.
3. Vetting resulted in savings of 464.27 million naira.
1. The Bureau of Public Procurement certified and vetted various projects and services in October 2012 totaling 1,051,003,617.54 Nigerian Naira.
2. These projects included the renovation of buildings, supply of instructional materials, renovation of ambulance bays, supply of uniforms and wheelie bins.
3. After review and recommending contractors, the Bureau determined the total vetted cost to be 920,846,684.26 Naira, resulting in savings of 127,123,885.64 Naira.
1. The document lists 35 projects that passed through the Bureau for vetting in April 2012 with a total quoted price of N500,247,414.25.
2. The total vetted price was N472,128,872.07.
3. Vetting resulted in savings of N28,118,542.18.
1. The Bureau vetted and certified projects and services totaling N2,479,944,875.11 in March 2012.
2. The vetted price of these projects was N2,416,446,764.39.
3. Vetting resulted in savings of N63,498,110.72.
1. The document details 20 projects and services that passed through the Bureau of Public Procurement in February 2012, with a total quoted amount of ₦455,018,755.20 and a total vetted price of ₦446,509,395.02.
2. The price differences between the quoted and vetted amounts for each project resulted in total savings of ₦8,509,380.20 through the vetting process in February 2012.
3. One notable project was the electrification of Ado city street lights, where the Electricity Board's quoted amount of ₦1,699,181,336.38 was vetted to ₦1,867,
The document summarizes procurement records for the month of December 2012 in Nigeria. It lists 14 contracts totaling 2,563,415,716.38 Naira for various construction, renovation, and supply projects. The implementing agencies and recommended contractors are also included. The Bureau of Public Procurement vetted all projects and certified the total cost of 2,563,415,716.38 Naira without finding any savings opportunities.
The document summarizes 39 projects reviewed by the Bureau for Vetting and Certifications in May 2012. It lists the project description, implementing agency, recommended contractor, agency's estimated cost, and cost savings. Several projects involved procurement of vehicles, equipment, or infrastructure repairs. The Bureau recommended contractors that could complete many of the projects at a lower cost than the agencies' original estimates, resulting in overall savings of several million naira.
1. The Bureau of Public Procurement certified and vetted various projects and services in July 2012 totaling 6.873 billion naira in estimated costs.
2. The vetted prices for these projects and services was 6.408 billion naira.
3. Vetting resulted in savings of 464.27 million naira.
1. The Bureau of Public Procurement certified and vetted various projects and services in October 2012 totaling 1,051,003,617.54 Nigerian Naira.
2. These projects included the renovation of buildings, supply of instructional materials, renovation of ambulance bays, supply of uniforms and wheelie bins.
3. After review and recommending contractors, the Bureau determined the total vetted cost to be 920,846,684.26 Naira, resulting in savings of 127,123,885.64 Naira.
1. The document summarizes 26 projects that passed through the Bureau of Public Procurement in November 2012 for certification and vetting, listing the project description, implementing agency, agency's estimated cost, reviewed project cost, recommended contractor, and savings.
2. The total cost of the projects was N695,733,985.27, while the total vetted cost approved by BPP was N635,446,326.59, resulting in total savings of N60,287,658.98.
1. The document lists 23 projects and services that passed through the Bureau of Public Procurement for vetting and certification in January 2012, with a total quoted amount of ₦1,490,526,271.85.
2. The Bureau vetted the prices and certified a total of ₦1,486,882,484.97 for the projects and services.
3. Vetting by the Bureau resulted in savings of ₦3,643,786.88 for the month of January 2012.
The document summarizes procurement records from February 2013, listing 13 contracts for various projects in Ekiti State. It provides the project description, recommending contractor, estimated cost, reviewed project cost, and savings. In total, the estimated cost was N13.05 billion while the reviewed cost approved was N11.26 billion, resulting in savings of N1.79 billion due to review by the Bureau of Public Procurement.
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2) It shows the company had total income of £1,980,000 over this period but total expenditures of £1,915,025, resulting in an overall profit of £64,975.
3) Cash flow remained positive throughout, with balances ranging from £231,325 to £350,000.
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The form requests personal information about the applicant such as name, date of birth, educational background, employment status, references, and program details. It also requires documents like admission letters, transcripts, and certificates to be attached.
Applicants must submit the completed form through their department head or employer by the advertised deadline. Incomplete or late applications will not be processed. Employed applicants need certification from their employer that they can be released for the scholarship if selected.
1. The document summarizes 26 projects that passed through the Bureau of Public Procurement in November 2012 for certification and vetting, listing the project description, implementing agency, agency's estimated cost, reviewed project cost, recommended contractor, and savings.
2. The total cost of the projects was N695,733,985.27, while the total vetted cost approved by BPP was N635,446,326.59, resulting in total savings of N60,287,658.98.
1. The document lists 23 projects and services that passed through the Bureau of Public Procurement for vetting and certification in January 2012, with a total quoted amount of ₦1,490,526,271.85.
2. The Bureau vetted the prices and certified a total of ₦1,486,882,484.97 for the projects and services.
3. Vetting by the Bureau resulted in savings of ₦3,643,786.88 for the month of January 2012.
The document summarizes procurement records from February 2013, listing 13 contracts for various projects in Ekiti State. It provides the project description, recommending contractor, estimated cost, reviewed project cost, and savings. In total, the estimated cost was N13.05 billion while the reviewed cost approved was N11.26 billion, resulting in savings of N1.79 billion due to review by the Bureau of Public Procurement.
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The document is a proposed monthly revenue report for SAMA Contracting LLC's Lagoons Project in Dubai from October 2008 to September 2009. It provides budget estimates for security, health and safety, boundaries allocation, and traffic management costs. The largest budget items are for staffing in security and health/safety. The total proposed budget across all categories for the 14 month period is over $35 million.
1) The document provides financial summaries for a company from 2009-2012, including balance sheets, profit and loss statements by quarter, and cash flow forecasts.
2) It shows the company had total income of £1,980,000 over this period but total expenditures of £1,915,025, resulting in an overall profit of £64,975.
3) Cash flow remained positive throughout, with balances ranging from £231,325 to £350,000.
This document provides a 10-year development plan and project list for the Three Rivers Area Enterprise Park in Michigan. It outlines 8 projects to further develop the industrial park, including completing a road extension, installing a walking trail, expanding infrastructure in phases, acquiring additional land, and preparing for future building construction. The total estimated cost of these projects is $2.3 million, which will be funded through tax increment financing using a portion of increased property taxes from new businesses in the park. A public hearing will be held on December 4th, 2012 to review and renew the development plan.
Evol depositos por empresa estatal Banco Nuevo Mundo- detalladogonzaloromani
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This document provides a budget execution report for expenses by cost center and area for the period of January 2010 to May 2010 for the SENA Regional Narino. It includes budget allocations, obligations incurred, balances, commitments, available budget, and percentages spent for various line items across multiple cost centers, including contracting instructors, materials for professional training, student wellbeing expenses, utilities, rentals, maintenance, and transportation. The overall budget execution rate for the period was 71.32%.
Similar to BPP vetted contracts for the month of April 2012 (13)
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1. THE PROJECTS AND SERVICES THAT PASSED THROUGH BUREAU FOR VETTING IN THE MONTH OF APRIL,2012.
IMPLEMENTING AMOUNT BPP'S VETTED
S/N DATE PROJECT TITLES MDA'S QUOTED PRICE DIFF.
1 ######### Desiltation of some concrete lined drain S.E.P.A 13,957,528.20 13,957,528.20 0.00
s in Ado- Ekiti.
2 ######### Clearing of the site of the proposed Car E.E.D.A 2,200,000.00 1,790,652.00 409,348.00
mart (AUTO CITY) at Ikere Rd. Ado-Ekiti. 0.00
3 ######### Overhaul of Tractors& associated imple- Min. of Agric. 826,000.00 826,000.00 0.00
ments and other Heavy Equipment. 0.00
Provision of 10.95KM access Rd within Min. of Physical &
4 ######### th Urb- 9,947,395.00 9,548,498.92 398,896.08
e proposed medium density residential an and Regional plann. 0.00
Estate along Ado-Ekiti Road. 0.00
5 ######### Procurement of materials to conduct of Min. of Education. 7,792,000.00 7,519,000.00 273,000.00
joint mock Exams for SS III Students in
P- 0.00
ublic Secondary Schools in Ekiti State. 0.00
Conduct of second terminal Exams
6 ######### 2011/ Min. of Education. 6,012,000.00 5,795,000.00 217,000.00
2012 academic session for Pry 3-6 pupils 0.00
in public Schools. 0.00
7 ######### Procurement of arm- sharp digital Photo M.D.G. 299,700.00 299,700.00 0.00
copier machine. 0.00
8 ######### Procurement of Office Vehicles for the GAD. 37,474,565.00 37,474,565.00 0.00
OTSD. 0.00
9 ######### Procurement of window blinds for GAD. 13,998,600.00 12,017,500.00 1,981,100.00
2. secre-
tariat phase 5, Blocks 1 and 4 Office
Com- 0.00
plex. 0.00
Re- roofing of two buildings used as
10 ######### stor- GAD. 1,970,114.50 1,812,145.00 157,969.50
es at the Transport pool. 0.00
Training of Education secretaries in
11 ######### Ekiti. SUBEB. 2,120,000.00 2,120,000.00 0.00
12 ######### Procurement of three [3] new towing t- EKSTMA. 100,000,000.00 100,000,000.00 0.00
rucks. 0.00
Min. of Econ. Planning
13 ######### Procurement of furniture items for the & 1,925,520.00 1,857,520.00 68,000.00
office of the Hon. Commissioner. Budget. 0.00
Procurement of 600 badges to be
14 ######### attach- EKSTMA. 397,764.00 397,764.00 0.00
ed to the EKSTMA'S uniform. 0.00
15 ######### Procurement of some equipment need- EKSTMA. 2,497,000.00 2,000,000.00 497,000.00
ed to carry out EKSTMA duties. 0.00
Office of Surveyor
16 ######### Acquisition of satellite imagery [0.4-1m] Gen. 56,217,500.00 49,500,000.00 6,717,500.00
for Ekiti real planning system. 0.00
17 16/4/2012 Renovation of Ekiti State Government L- GAD. 3,461,120.00 3,461,120.00 0.00
odge, Alagbaka Akure. 0.00
0.00
18 16/4/2012 Procurement of two units Samsung 1.5 Min. of Finance. 155,000.00 155,000.00 0.00
HP split air conditioners. 0.00
19 17/4/2012 Renovation of three tutor general's Off- TESCOM. 2,107,405.00 2,066,900 40,505.00
ices. 0.00
20 18/4/2012 Supply of Air-conditioners for OTSD. OTSD. 2,385,000.00 2,237,400.00 147,600.00
21 19/4/2012 Provision of amenities to the transport GAD. 1,190,000.00 846,370.00 343,630.00
3. pool. 0.00
Renovation and procurement of
22 19/4/2012 equipm- Min. of Information. 8,038,323.00 7,959,573.00 78,750.00
ent for three viewing centres in Ekiti. 0.00
23 23/4/2012 Construction of partition/security oster- GAD. 997,500.00 997,500.00 0.00
lise cubic at the Governor's Office
comp- 0.00
lex. 0.00
24 23/4/2012 Procurement of fitting to OTSD. OTSD. 2,549,724.00 1,908,658.50 641,065.50
Min. of Interg &
25 23/4/2012 Appointment of Consultant. Interg- 50,000,000.00 40,000,000.00 10,000,000.00
overnmental affairs. 0.00
26 23/4/2012 Procurement of equipment and basic 0.00
requirement for newly establishmed pu- Min. of Health 1,763,700.00 1,763,700.00 0.00
blic health Laboratory. 0.00
27 25/4/2012 Construction of Boys hostel and replace- Min. of Education. 13,905,000.00 13,905,000.00 0.00
ment of material at Gov. science college 0.00
Ayede-Ekiti. 0.00
28 25/4/2012 Awareness of cancer and metabolic dis- Min. of Health 29,830,000.00 28,580,000.00 1,250,000.00
orders. 0.00
29 25/4/2012 Procurement of one Toyota Hilux for the GAD. 5,761,500.00 5,761,000.00 500.00
office of Auditor General for Local Govt. 0.00
Construction of Flood and Erosion
30 26/4/2012 contr- SEPA. 113,937,695.55 109,123,233.45 4,814,462.10
ol at Segudu/Oluwamodede [C.A.C pra- 0.00
yer centre] Ikere Rd, Ado-Ekiti. 0.00
31 26/4/2012 Procurement of Consultancy/Technical OTSD. 5,500,000.00 5,500,000.00 0.00
services to the OTSD. 0.00
32 26/4/2012 Procurement of Kitchen utensils to the GAD. 338,500.00 256,284.00 82,216.00
Governor's Lodge in Lagos. 0.00
33 27/4/2012 Acquisition of parcel of Land at Isan Ekiti Bureau of Lands 346,260.00 346,260.00 0.00
4. for the relocation of ADP. 0.00
34 27/4/2012 Procurement of two HP Laptop Comput- Min. of Finance. 135,000.00 135,000.00 0.00
er. 0.00
Cabinet & Special
35 27/4/2012 Printing of 5000 file jackets. serv- 210,000.00 210,000.00 0.00
ices Dept.
TOTAL 500,247,414.25 472,128,872.07 28,118,542.18
SUMMARY
1 The sum of N500,247,414.25 is the amount of Projects and services that passed through BUREAU for vettting and certification
in the month of April, 2012.
2 The sum of N472,128,872.07 is the vetted price of the Projects and Services that passed through BUREAU for vetting and certification.
3 The sum of N28,118,542.18 is the amount saved through vetting in the month of April, 2012