The Federal Ministry of Works and Housing has opened an e-portal for the submission of request of qualification applications for the Highway Management and Development Initiative, (HMDI).
The Ministry is optimistic that applicants will find the e-portal https://hdmi.worksandhousing.gov.ng contains all the information the public needs, including access to relevant documents, news updates, and videos useful.
This information was obtained from the official Twitter handle of the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, @FMWHNIG on Monday.
@FMWHNIG wrote: “The Federal Ministry of Works and Housing has today opened the e-portal https://hdmi.worksandhousing.gov.ng for the submission of Request for Qualification (RFQ) applications for the Highway Management and Development Initiative (HMDI).
“Recall that the Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola SAN, had last week disclosed that the portal would ensure competitiveness and guarantee transparency in the process.
“Applicants should note that no staff of the ministry would interface with the public in the management of the HDMI conceived in 2020, from procurement to implementation. https://hdmi.worksandhousing.gov.ng
“The 12 highways carefully chosen for concessions are Benin-Asaba, Abuja-Lokoja, Kano-Katsina, Onitsha-Owerri, Shagamu-Benin, Abuja-Keffi-Akwanga, Kano-Maiduguri. Others are Lokoja-Benin, Enugu-Port Harcourt, Ilorin-Jebba, Lagos-Ota-Abeokuta & Lagos-Badagry Expressways.
“The e-portal https://hdmi.worksandhousing.gov.ng contains all the information the public needs, including access to relevant documents, news updates, and videos.
“The portal https://hdmi.worksandhousing.gov.ng is vital for e-procurement as it allows the management of the PPP procurement process for the VAC category, and the process of approvals and permits under the Unbundled Assets Approval (UAA).
“The portal https://hdmi.worksandhousing.gov.ng includes a Vendors Market Place for the promotion of local businesses and vendor partnerships with prospective concessionaires.”
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