Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria Project
This is a forecast project: procurement Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria (SPIN) Project Federal Ministry of Water Resources & Sanitation, has announced but not yet opened. The individual lines below are upcoming, not open calls. There is no deadline and nothing to submit yet.
Contact / approver
What the programme covers
Component 1
Institutional Strengthening and Capacity Building for Water Resources Management (US$30 million)
Component 2
Irrigation Modernization (US$350 million)
Component 3
Improvements in Dam Operations and Enhancing Dam Safety (US$100 million)
Component 4
Project Management (US$20 million) Proposed Projects to Be Procured Under Open International Competitive Procurement - Consultancy - Development of the National Hydropower Master Plan and preparation of the Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment (SESA) - Consultancy Services for the Devel
Procurement lines (1)
Uncategorised (1)
| Description | Method | Estimate (borrower's) | Expected | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria Project | - | not yet stated | - | general procurement notice |
Procurement regulations
Works - Modernization and development of 3,000ha Jakara Wasai Irrigation Scheme in Kano state - Rehabilitation of Jakara Wasai Dam - Design-and-Build Packages for the Rehabilitation and Modernization of the Doma (Nasarawa State), Galala (Bauchi State), Kampe Omi (Kogi State), Duku Lade (Kwara State), Ndieze (Ebonyi State), and Adani (Enugu State) Irrigation Schemes - Rehabilitation and Modernization of Alau Irrigation Scheme, Borno State - Dam safety rehabilitation works (civil, mechanical, and electrical) across selected dams in Nigeria Procurement of contracts financed by the World Bank will be conducted through the procedures specified in the World Bank Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers, 7th Edition, updated September 2025, and is open to all eligible firms and individuals as defined in the Procurement Regulations.
Source: World Bank. This is a project overview, not an open call, so there is nothing to submit yet.