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Reclamation and afforestation of 618 hectares of degraded land across Gombe State

Gombe State ACReSALGombe State

Contractors are sought to restore 618 hectares of degraded land, borrow pits, landfill sites and roadside strips in Gombe State through reclamation and tree planting. The work is funded partly by the World Bank under the ACReSAL project. Any eligible contractor may bid through National Competitive Procurement, and the notice requires a valid bid security with each bid.

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Key details

Procuring entity
Gombe State ACReSAL
Location
Gombe State
Reference
NG-GOMBE STATE ACRESAL-530543-CW-RFB
Published
16 Jun 2026
Method
Request for Bids
Tender fee
₦50,000 non-refundable bid document fee, paid by bank draft
Bid security
Valid bid security required with every bid (amount not stated)

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  1. 1

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  2. 2

    Get the bidding documents

    Send a written application to the ACReSAL project office and pay the non-refundable fee by bank draft in favour of Gombe State ACReSAL, then collect the bid document there or have it couriered at your cost. Deliver sealed bids to the ACReSAL Gombe office in Tumfure, opposite the NNPC Depot, by 12:00 noon on 14 July 2026.

    Fee: ₦50,000 non-refundable bid document fee, paid by bank draft

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Source: World Bank procurement notices. The description is written by us from the official notice. Always confirm the dates, requirements and submission details in the official notice and bidding documents before you bid.