Lagos Roads Works

LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE

A PRESENTATION BY THE HON. COMMISSIONER FOR WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
DR KADRI OBAFEMI HAMZAT

@ Y2013 ANNUAL MINISTERIAL PRESS BRIEFING
OUTLINE:
o o o o o Ministerial Goals/ Responsibilities Opening Remarks Goals of Infrastructural Development Key Strategies Adopted Accomplishments o Going Forward
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Completed projects On-going projects Newly Awarded Projects
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OUR MANDATE To develop and facilitate qualitative first class infrastructure to support the States growing population as well as serve as the critical development driver of the States vision of being Africas model megacity and Global Economic and Financial Hub.
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WORK CULTURE
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Strategic in Orientation Maintenance conscious Accountable and open in all activities Responsive to our environment
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Technologically
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MINISTRYS STRUCTURE
Office of Infrastructure Office of Works Parastatals

Public Works Corporation (PWC) L/S Infrastructure maintenance and Regulatory Agency (LASIMRA) Infrastructure Agency (Office Maintenance)
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Assets Management of Facility Mgt &

MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Plan, design and implement road and bridge infrastructure programmes Rehabilitation and maintenance of Roads Boarding of Plants and Equipment
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MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Consultants to MDAs on public infrastructure - Architectural Designs - Structural Designs - Quantity Surveying - Mechanical & Electrical Services Quality control of Civil Engineering and Building; projects Construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of Office and public buildings Research and Development
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OPENING REMARKS
Midway into the 2nd term of this administration it is pertinent to state that our commitment remains the best interest of the people of Lagos State. We are committed to delivering high quality infrastructure that can support their socio-economic wellbeing. We have vigorously pursued the goals encapsulated in the States policy thrust/ goals which include: Infrastructure development Job creation towards the achievements of an economically viable State.
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OPENING REMARKS . CONTD

We have continued to improve our strategies at delivering on our mandate. We took the benefit of the platform of the Economic Summit among others. Outcome of Ehingbeti 2012 Theme: BRICS to BRINCS PATH as Catalyst Power Agriculture Transportation Housing
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OPENING REMARKS . CONTD

The Summit among others enjoined Lagos State to do the following Focus on raising implementation quality of road project
Increase focus on road network and neighbourhood connectivity The rationale behind these is the need to address the challenges of the anticipated growth in demand trips in Lagos Metropolitan area from the current 12m trips daily to 18m trips by 2020. The road sector, as a significant component, must prepare accordingly.
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Goals of Infrastructural Development in Lagos State

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Our Goals
Lagos is determined to provide both the individual and corporate entities operating within it the enabling environment within which it could realise its goals and objectives. This includes the provision of first class socio economic infrastructure with demonstrated impacts such as
Stimulation of economic activities which affect Gross Domestic Product(GDP) directly; Reduction in transaction and trade costs, thus improving competitiveness Creation of Jobs Ensure poverty reduction; Socio economic well being
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Key Strategies (KS) Adopted

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KS
Direct funding of road rehabilitation & construction Private sector involvement concessions (High Capacity Projects) and PIIP Front loading of projects A robust monitoring of projects A more open tendering process
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Improved user friendly Road designs walkways (friendly to the physically challenged, streetlights,) Strategic identification/ selection of projects Innovation designs and construction methods Public Building that have features that are maintenance friendly and also friendly to the physically challenged
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Sectoral Challenges (SC)

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SC
Lagos topography poses as major challenge to infrastructure development especially roads. We are constantly having to do soil test. Many road projects are subject of massive soil replacement; this has enormous cost implications for projects Attitudinal challenges
- unhygienic behaviour (indiscriminate dumping of waste on roads
and Drainages; activities of roadside mechanics and car wash operators) - lack of public ownership of Infrastructure (vandalisation of road furniture and public utilities - axle loads on some inner roads usually heavier than can be designed for Quantum of fund portfolio required to prosecute our programmes
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Progress Report - Roads

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PROGRESS REPORT
In the last two years . May 2011 to May 2013 we have accomplished the following Initiated 261 roads upgrade and reconstruction - y2012- 161 -Y2013 100. (These include a planned 53 no grading and surface dressing road programme across the State). Completed 82 nos roads adding 112.746km of high quality asphalted road to the States road stock Our landscape is now adorned with the first cable stayed bridge .
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AWARDED PROJECTS: MAY 20112011- MAY 2013

Completed Projects S/No LGA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
AGEGE AJEROMIIFELODUN ALIMOSHO AMUWOODOFIN APAPA BADAGRY EPE ETI-OSA IBEJU-LEKKI IFAKO-IJAIYE IKEJA IKORODU TOTAL NUMBER OF PROJECTS TOTAL NUMBER OF ROADS TOTAL LENGTH (Km)
On-going Projects
TOTAL NUMBER OF PROJECTS TOTAL NUMBER OF ROADS TOTAL LENGTH (Km)
3 3 7 2 0 0 0 9 0 1 1 5
4 7 16 2 0 0 0 12 0 1 1 8
2.445 2.245 27.778 4.200 0.000 0.000 0.000 32.710 0.000 1.100 0.300 13.744
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13 17 22 3 6 5 8 18 1 19 11 9
6.885 14.390 35.616 3.465 2.120 5.242 7.475 18.466 0.260 12.445 6.539 9.480
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AWARDED PROJECTS: PROJECTS: MAY 20112011- MAY 2013

Completed Projects S/No 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 LGA
KOSOFE LAGOS MAINLAND LAGOS ISLAND MUSHIN OJO OSHODI-ISOLO SOMOLU SURULERE TOTAL No OF PROJECTS 0 1 0 1 2 3 0 4 42 No OF ROADS 0 4 0 10 5 3 0 9 82 LENGTH (Km) 0.000 1.176 0.000 4.567 15.192 1.800 0.000 5.489 112.746
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No OF PROJECTS 10 5 1 5 3 7 2 10 119 No OF ROADS 33 23 5 11 7 10 6 28 255 LENGTH (Km) 14.949 21.990 3.036 8.605 9.150 8.461 1.938 19.750 210.262
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Y2012 AWARDS
S/N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
LGA No of PROJECTS No of ROADS TOTAL LENGTHS (Km)
AGEGE AJEROMI-IFELODUN ALIMOSHO AMUWO- ODOFIN APAPA BADAGRY EPE ETI-OSA IBEJU-LEKKI IFAKO-IJAIYE IKEJA IKORODU KOSOFE LAGOS MAINLAND LAGOS ISLAND MUSHIN OJO OSHODI-ISOLO SOMOLU SURULERE TOTAL
7 1 9 1 1 3 4 4 1 6 8 4 6 3 1 4 3 5 2 2 75
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6.885 1.210 30.625 0.420 2.120 1.150 2.620 6.821 0.26 9.815 5.675 8.660 10.419 2.390 3.020 3.78 9.150 7.063 1.938 1.770 ........ we 115.791 work smart
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Key/ Special Projects (KSP)

Roads/ Bridges
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KSP 1:
LEKKI IKOYI LINK BRIDGE
We are happy to report the completion of the bridge and considerable progress is being made to handover the bridge for the use of the people of the State. The benefits to the State cannot be over emphasized. A survey conducted by TNS- RM shows that a great percentage of the respondents are convinced of the benefits of the bridge in terms of reduction in travel time and the exponential effect on health and social life of the people.
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KSP 1:
We will like to put on record our appreciation of the tremendous support we have received from the people of the area. In the process of the construction of the Bridge property owners whose structure were an encumbrance on the right of way had assisted us in ensuring early take off. We acknowledge also the media for the untiring focus that had assisted us deliver this project on time.
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KSP 1:

1,358m 722m 466m
Total Length of Bridge: Total Length of Approach Bridge: Total Length of Main Bridge: Length of Cable Height of Pylon: Navigational Requirement: Width of the Bridge (carriageway): Walkway of the Bridge: Road Works at Ikoyi End: Road Works at Lekki End: Progress -
170m (the suspended section) 87m from water level
Clearance average 9m above High Water level 2.0m X 2 - 311.5m 72% 338.7m 8m x 2
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IMPRESSION OF LEKKI IKOYI BRIDGE

Project Location Details
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SHOWN BELOW IS THE GEOTECHNICAL PROFILE VIS-A-VIS NUMBERS OF PILES USED, ITS DIAMETERS, DEPTHS AND SPACING BASED ON THE RESULTS OF SOIL INVESTIGATION / SOIL STRATA,
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LEKKI IKOYI BRIDGE
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LEKKI IKOYI BRIDGE
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KSP 2: LAGOS -IKORODU ROAD

The desire to expand the road is informed by the massive change in the physical growth of the axis. It is arguably one of the fast growing communities within the State. There has also been extensive clamour for the expansion of the road along with the establishment of another access route. It is a 13.5km road of 6 lanes with a dedicated BRT lane on either side. As you are well aware it is being funded through LAMATA involving the World Bank. One must of necessity appreciate the people of Ikorodu for their support and commitment in the on-going redevelopment.
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KSP 3: IPAJA - AYOBO

The project was conceived as a direct response to the challenges faced by commuters on this axis. The road, aside from its limitations in providing quality infrastructure, had become a death trap. The decision was then taken to reconstruct the road to address the flooding problem and provide communities along the axis with a high quality road. As with all such projects it will have exponential effect on property value and the quality of life of residents. Length of road Width of road Percentage of work Done- 47% It has a completion date of July 2013.
: 7.2km : 14.6m
BEFORE & DURING CONSTRUCTION
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KSP 4 : IDIMU - EJIGBO

The road is a strategic road of 3.5km length connecting Ejigbo Community in Oshodi-Isolo L.G.A with Isheri-Ikotun Road in Alimosho LGA. However, due to its inadequate carriageway width and non functional drainage system it had deteriorated thereby causing traffic congestion, untold hardship to road users and flooding of the surrounding communities. Consequently, the State Government decided to award the rehabilitation and expansion of the road to a dual carriageway in phases. Phase 1 is 1.085km length and was awarded to Messrs Palmyra Construction Nigeria Limited in May, 2012. It is expected that the project will be completed in Nov. 2013 it is currently at 15%

When completed impact: it will have the following socio-economic
abate flooding on the road and the surrounding environment. improve traffic flow with adequate carriageway capacity. improve safety of lives and properties. enhance property value in the area.
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KSP 5 : AJAO EJIGBO

Another of our major project is the Ajao-Ejigbo Link Bridge and road. The development was to ensure that the noticed traffic jam that characterize the Isolo-Ejigbo axis is a thing of the past. The link road between MMA and Ejigbo through Ajao Estate will when completed create a bypass that will save commuters between 30and 40 minutes at the least. The project consists of network of roads and 2nos bridges totaling 2.1km. It is 70% completed. It is anticipated that it will be completed by July 2013.
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KSP6 AGO PALACE WAY

As part of our strategic road development programme the administration had conceived the Ago Palace Way to create a by pass that addresses the perennial traffic snarl along the axis and that of Apapa Osodi Expressway especially at peak periods.. It will link Ijegun, Ikotun, Ejigbo to Amuwo Odofin through Isolo and Okota. It is also a complimentary development to the Okota Itire Link bridge to optimise the ongoing development of the LBE by the State Government. It is a phased development. Please also recall that the project had been stalled due to litigation, which has now been resolved. Work will soon recommence on site to finish the project in July 2013 as we have attained 70% completion on the current phase
KSP6 AGO PALACE WAY

Roads Dimension Length: Average Width : (Widening the existing carriageway_ - 80mm Interlocking Paving Stone surfacing. - 1.00m x 1.00m covered drains - 1.5m walkway - 4 way service ducts at 250m interval - Streetlight with alternate source of power supply. - Median barriers - Road signs and other furniture.
1,860m 19.4m
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KSP 7: OZUMBA MBADIWE

This development is conceived to ensure the upgrade of the section between Bonny Camp and Akin Adesola street junction in order to bring the entire road to the same standard as the concessioned Lekki-Epe Expressway. It has the following features LENGTH OF ROAD WIDTH OF ROAD Percentage of Work Done : 1613M : 14.60M - 50%
Expected Date of Completion - Sept 2013
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KSP7: OZUMBA MBADIWE
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KSP8: SIMBIAT ABIOLA WAY

The contract for the rehabilitation/upgrading of Simbiat Abiola road, (which is 550m long with an average width of 15m) in Ikeja Local Government Area was awarded to Messrs Mosefem Ventures in March 2012. The road serves as a good link road, which connects Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way with Awolowo road in Ikeja local Government. DETAILS OF PROJECT
Road Dimension
- Length - 550m - Width - 15m
Percentage of work Done : 65% Expected completion Date- June 2013

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KSP9: ALTERNATIVE TO TOLL PLAZA II As part of the strategic road plan that will provide an alternative road to link Lekki-Epe Expressway in view of the tolled plaza, the project was awarded to Messrs Metropolitan Construction Company Limited. It is a 3.0Km DATE OF AWARD December, 2011
This project has been completed SOCIO ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE Post completion of the road, it will positively affect the development of the area and result in increased property value, as well as social and economic activities of the citizen.
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KSP9: ALTERNATIVE TO TOLL PLAZA II
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KSP 10 ADDO/ADDOADDO/ADDO-KEKERE/LANGBASA/KAJOLA ROADS

Name of Contractor Length of Road Average Width 2.0 SCOPE OF WORK Construction of drainage channels & culverts; Provision of crushed stone base; Provision and laying of Geotextile; Provision and laying of interlocking paving stones; Provision and laying of kerbs; Provision and laying of service ducts; Provision and installation of Street lighting, Generator & Generator House.; Relocation of services. Project is 75% completed and is expected to be completed within the next 4 months
P.W Nigeria Limited 3700M 8M
KSP10: LANGBASA/ LANGBASA/ ADO KEKERE: KEKERE: BEFORE
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KSP10: LANGBASA/ LANGBASA/ ADO KEKERE: KEKERE:
FILLING IN PLACE
LAYING OF INTERLOCKING STONE IN PROGRESS
GEOTEXTILE / CRUSHED STONE BASE IN PROGRESS
PROGRESS INTERLOCKING STONE WITH INTESTICES IN PLACE

KSP11: MAIDAN AGILITI: AGILITI: The contract for the rehabilitation /upgrading of Maidan Agiliti network of roads including construction of concrete deck-on-piles was awarded in June 2010. to CCECC. The project was phased due to limitation of funds and for ease of execution: Phase I:- is the construction of drain and culverts at Maidan-AinaAgiliti road and4 Nos network of roads and the construction of concrete deck-on-piles. Phase IIA:- comprises the completion of roads works on Ajanlekoko/Oluwo, Oremerin/Ibikunle, Oniyanrin and Adeyeye Streets and some ancilliary works on Maidan- Aina Agiliti Road. This was awarded in July 2012 to same company .
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DETAILS OF PROJECT (PHASE I & PHASE II) -1800m x 18.6m -503x9m - 438x9m -75x9m -273x8m Bridge
ROAD DIMENSION Maidan-Aina-Agiliti Oremerin /Ibikunle Oniyanrin Ajanlekoko/Oluwo Adeyeye
Progress of work is 77% Phase I and Phase II is 2% 4. Expected completion date is July, 2013 for Phase I, while for Phase II is July, 2014
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KSP 12: LAGOSLAGOS-BADAGRY EXPRESSWAY We are high on the road to delivering on this road project which has currently attained 74% completion under its Phase1 or Lot 1. Its rail component is already moving ahead very fast as tracks are being laid. The concept of the development was to do a 10 lane carriageway that incorporate Light Rail Transport (LRT) on the median and also a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems Lot 1 extends from Eric Moore to Mazamaza Involved were 2 major contractors Messers JB Nig. Plc and CCECC Nig. Ltd. Both handled different parts of the job. What is emerging is an integrated transportation system especially around the Mile 2 axis with commuters having an option of the three modes of transportation.
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LBE: CURRENT SITUATION IN PIX
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LBE LOT 1
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AT ODUNADE MARKET
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AT ALAFIA
AND ORILE LRT SUB-STATION
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LBE (LOT 1)
MILE 2 INTERCHANGE LRT SUBSUB-STATION MILE 2 INTERCHANGE :ALABA AREA
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MILE 2 INTERCHANGE SHOWING GRAVITY WALLS
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LBE: RAIL COMPONENT
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LBE (LOT2) (LOT2 MAZAMAZA - OKOKOMAIKO

The development of the LBE has been phased due to the financial constraints. The second phase, Lot 2 has been awarded to Messrs CCECC Nig. Ltd. after a successful bidding. They are currently on the relocation of services and removal of encumbrances. The project include
Length of Road: Width of Road and Rail: - 14,800m - 100m
(a) ROAD WORKS

Width of Service Lane Width of Toll Lane Width of BRT Lane Width of Walkway -7.30m - 7.30m =3.75m =2.30m
(b) PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES Length of Bridge = 100.00m

LBE 2: REMOVAL OF ENCUMBRANCES
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LBE 2: RELOCATION OF SERVICES: PHCN
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LBE 2: RELOCATION OF SERVICES: LWC
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LBE 2: DAMMING AND EXCAVATION OF SWAMPY AREAS
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LBE 2: REFILLING & LAYING OF DRAINS
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LBE 2: SERVICE LANE
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KSP 13: JETTIES

Lagos State Government is determined to promote intermodal transportation system. As such it must put in place the critical infrastructure that will enable this to take off. Thus, 3 prototype jetties are being provided along the East to West axis of the State at Ipakodo, Osborne and Badore. It is anticipated that the completion will enable the following:
Promote Integrated Intermodal Transportation. Improvement of Business and Commerce. Reduction in travel time for commuters along the axis Creation of job employment opportunities While we have completed the Ipakodo we have reached the following percentages in the other two : - Osborne- 50% -completion date is Oct. 2013 - Badore 68% - completion date is July 2013
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OSBORNE JETTY:
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BADORE JETTY:
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Pedestrian Bridges
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PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES
Pedestrian bridges were initiated as a direct response to the need to make the roads safe for pedestrians to cross; Some of them are located on Federal roads or Federal agencies have properties affected by the bridges; we have worked with them to resolve areas of challenge which has enabled us to fully resume the construction effort particularly at Otto and the Secretariat point on the Lagos Ibadan Expressway. To date the State Government has awarded contracts for 9nos.
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PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES
S/NO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DESCRIPTION OF ROAD Lagos Abeokuta Expressway Lagos Abeokuta Expressway Lagos Abeokuta Expressway Lagos / Ibadan Expressway Oshodi-Apapa Expressway Lagos-Ikorodu Road Muritala Muhammed Way Muritala Muhammed Way Lagos / Ibadan Expressway LOCATION Ile Epo Bus-Stop in Alimosho/Agege Local Government Area Ijaiye BusStop in Alimosho/IfakoIjaiye Local Government Area Cement Bus-Stop in Ikeja/Agege Local Government Area State Secretariat Alausa in Ikeja Local Government Area Ilasamaja Bus-Stop in Mushin/OshodiIsolo Local Government Area Igbobi Bus-Stop in Somolu / Mushin Local Government Area Loco Bus-Stop in Mainland Local Government Area Iddo Bus-Stop in Mainland Local Government Area Ogudu Bus-Stop in Kosofe Local Government Area
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CONSTRUCTION OF 4-LEGGED-PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES AT IDDO BUS-STOP ; LOCO BUS-STOP; and IGBOBI BUS-STOP Date of Award 12th March, 2012 Date of Commencement: 13th August, 2012. Percentage Progress: 45% (The contractor is on site) The State Government has improved on the design of the pedestrian bridges to accommodate the need of the physically challenged . Towards this end 4 nos of this model have been awarded and work has commenced them with appreciable levels of completion. These on completion will afford even the physically challenged to have the freedom of crossing the expressway by utilising the bridges in their wheelchairs.
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PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES: IDDO & LOCCO
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PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES: IGBOBI
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PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES: ILASAMAJA
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Key/ Special Projects (KSP) -Public Buildings

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PUBLIC BUILDINGS/ FACILITIES

The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure is also governments agency for the design, construction supervision and maintenance of public buildings and facilities . This task it performs as a consultant or through direct construction efforts. In this report we will just give examples. The various agencies, on behalf of which we undertake them, will give you details. However, we will here give some pictures of some of the projects. I am sure you are familiar with such projects as the MCC, Magistrate Courts, Judges Quarters, LASU projects etc.
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PB1: OYINGBO MARKET

In line with the administrations commitment to end the era of abandoned projects and promote a more conducive environment for trading and doing business the state government embarked recently on the reconstruction of the Oyingbo market. This Ministry is currently supervising this reconstruction to fit into the megacity plan. Significantly, the project has achieved 85% progress. We are committed to ensuring the quick completion
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PB 1:OYINGBO MARKET: DURING
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PB2:ISOPAKODOWO
During course of the year the Isopakodowo market was also completed. It will afford the traders of Osodi a right environment for trading. Most of the traders on the loop of the Oshodi bridge will now be housed within this complex. The State Government had targeted the following gains : Trading Environment : Formal and organised trading environment which reduced stress of trader and users. Job Creation : Creation of temporary jobs for skilled and unskilled labour during construction work.
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ISOPAKODOWO: STATUS
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PB3:MULTI AGENCY BUILDING

The vast open space currently housing a series of offices or serving as annexes, and the public car park is also up for redevelopment into a Multiagency building that will add to the available office space at the State Secretariat, Alausa. This will enhance the inter MDAs networking, improve delivery as well as reduce the huge resources currently being expended on rented spaces for these Agencies. The project is a 3 in 1 assemblage that consists of the under listed components. Total built Area Total number of Floors Total office space
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MULTI AGENCY BUILDING

2 Floors parking area Parking Space for 600 vehicles Elevators, Stairways, Utilities, Gym, Restaurant/Canteens, Conference areas, Reception and Waiting areas The three structures have pedestrian inter-links,. the Project is to be executed in three (3) Phases over the stipulated contract period. It is worthy to note that from this phase 1 in Year 1, the car park facility would be available for partial use (external Parking Facility
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CONSTRUCTION
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PB4: LASU PROJECTS

Also as part of our consultancy services we are supervising the various infrastructure projects that will ensure that the vision of the State Government in providing top quality education through LASU is achieved. These include :
SCHOOL OF TRANSPORT CENTRAL LIBRARY PHASE I STUDENTS UNION ARCADE LECTURE THEATRE SENATE BUILDING PHASE RENOVATION OF 3-IN-1 LECTURE THEATRE
PB4: LASU- SENATE BUILDING
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PB4: LASU- CENTRAL LIBRARY
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PB5: POLICE AREA OFFICES It will be recalled that there was the creation of 5 new Area Commands by The Nigeria Police as a way to effectively localise the combating of crime in the State. The State Government therefore commenced the construction of 3nos of the proposed Area Commands at AREA J ELEMORO, IBEJU-LEKKI AREA M IDIMU AREA l ILASHE
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PB5: POLICE AREA OFFICES
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STREET LIGHTING
Streetlights are a major tool for improving the aesthetic condition of communities. They also improves illumination for motorists and pedestrians hence accidents are reduced to the minimal level and also ensure security of the neighbourhood. The State Government had also commenced a process of integrating streetlight components into new road construction works. Gradually, we are covering the whole of Lagos especially with the Handing over of the JibowuMaryland streelight project. We have also completed the construction of Damaged Pylons and High Tension Cable connecting Kirikiri Town, Snake Island, Ibasa, Ikare and other Riverline Communities
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STREET LIGHTING: JIBOWU- MARYLAND
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STREET LIGHTING PYLON REPLACEMENT
The Fallen Tower at Kirikri Town
The 80m High Tower at Snake Island
The 45m High Tower at Ibasa Town
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RESEARCH WORKS
There is a Mechanical Dept that has responsibility for all matters relating to maintenance of technical things. It also handles research matters. It has come up with such designs as the Pulverizing and Shredding machines; the Road Sweeping Machine. A prototype of this machine has been completed and an improved version which is of 85% progress is on going. The Dept is poised to deliver an improvised HOT AIR ROTARY FISH DRYING PLANT
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RESEARCH WORKS1: PULVERISING MACHINE
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RESEARCH WORKS: THE DESIGN
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HOT AIR ROTARY FISH DRYING
All economies leverage on their comparative advantage. Lagos State being endowed with large water bodies has an abundant supply of fish; a commodity with great economic potential both locally and internationally. The industry is challenged with wastage of those harvested but are unsold. We have taken up the challenge of developing machinery that will promote hygienic preservation methods of smoking and drying Rather than use smouldering of wood, charcoal, sawdust in an oven directly below fish laid out on mess trays, we have designed the Hot Air Rotary Fish Drying Plant powered by palm kernel shell cashew nut chaff, etc. this saves over 150% cost when compare to use of gas or any petroleum product.
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DESIGN:HOT AIR ROTARY FISH DRYING PLANT
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DESIGN: HOT AIR ROTARY FISH DRYING PLANT
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Public Works Corporation (PWC)

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The Corporation has continued to demonstrate commitment to the discharge of its task of undertaking the day to day maintenance of roads within the State. It has within the years embarked on the rehabilitation of over 571 roads. It has recently launched an initiative to maintain 1000 roads within the year. Towards the realization of its goals the organization sought and obtained approval for the procurement of 2 additional asphalt plant located at Imota and Badagry. When fully operational it will impact on the ability of the organization to deliver on its mandate. The Corporation has also moved to fix 241 manhole covers made from composite resin fibre to ensure the safety of motorists on Lagos roads.
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There has been massive investment in the equipment that the Corporation needs to undertake its assignment. The equipment include
Roller Tractor Grader Wheel Loader Bulldozer Flood Light Pickup Pothole Patcher Tar-boiler Back Hoe 2 nos. 1 nos. 2 nos. 1 nos. 1 nos. 5 nos. 2 nos. 2 nos. 1 nos. 1 nos.
Also to ensure that the roads ha are more durable it has introduced Zycosoil added to asphalt to improve its water resistance capacity and ensure durability
ROAD MAINTENANCE BY LSPWC

S/N LG
NO OF ROADS
Completed On-going
S/N
LG
NO OF ROADS
Completed On-going
AGEGE AJEROMI-IFELODUN ALIMOSHO AMUWO - ODOFIN APAPA BADAGRY EPE ETI-OSA IBEJU-LEKKI IFAKO-IJAIYE TOTAL- 530 Palliatives - 47
33 4 53 4 3 4 9 42 2 29
1 8 11 6 14 4 5 7 1 6
IKEJA IKORODU KOSOFE LAGOS MAINLAND LAGOS ISLAND MUSHIN OJO OSHODI-ISOLO SOMOLU SURULERE
102 19 62 16 8 15 3 7 6 22
9 9 6 3 5 4 1 6
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PWC ..GLOSSARY OF ROAD DONE
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Material Testing Laboratory (MTL)

MTL
The laboratory is critical to the States plan to ensure that incidence of collapse building is averted. Its activities include:
Providing uniform control tests on building and civil engineering materials
Provide information and advisory services to MDAs on projects Register all independent MTLs Monitor performance of MTLs Undertake enlightenment construction materials
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MTL
The Departments activities have direct impact on the campaign to stem collapse of building S/NO 1 2 3 TEST CARRIED OUT Sub-soil investigation Tensil test on steel Portable Destructive (PUNDIT) Ultrasonic Indicator NonTester NO OF SAMPLES 91 4108 336 buildings
Comprehensive Test on Concrete cubes
4248
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Office of Facility Management & Maintenance

The 21st Century is a period that requires more effective management of the several infrastructure assets; not only do we have high level of depreciation of such assets we have also traced the decline to a low level of maintenance culture. The LASG is determined to ensure the effective management and maintenance of its assets. these assets must be properly maintained so that they continue to support the delivery of a wide range of government services which fulfil social and economic needs of the State. Office of Facility Management and Maintenance (OFMM) objective is to create a framework that provides a consistent approach to the management planning and delivery of maintenance across the State.
Some of the benefits of improved infrastructure maintenance: Preserve taxpayers investments in public buildings. Help buildings function as intended and operate at peak efficiency, including minimizing energy consumption. Prevent failures of building systems and the attendant consequences. Sustain a safe and healthy environment by keeping buildings and their components in good repair and structurally sound Provide maintenance in ways that are cost-effective.
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Accordingly, the Office undertook condition assessments at the following Lagos State Facilities and have created maintenance frameworks:
City Hall Secondary Schools and District Offices (635 TOTAL) LASUCOM; LASUTH Mother and Child Centre's: Ikorodu, Ajeromi, Ifako Ijaiye, Isolo Accident and Emergency Center Lagos House Marina; Lagos House Ikeja Lagos Security Control Command Centre Lagos State Secretariat Blocks 1:3 General Hospital Isolo; Lagos Island; Gbagada Office of the Public Defender JIC Taylor, Igbosere Magistrate Courthouse
Going Forward
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We are at a critical stage on our project delivery. We have been careful in selecting projects and also phasing them to ensure they are delivered on schedule. Please recall that it is our avowed commitment that projects will never be abandoned on our watch. The year 2013 awards are a testament to this. There are a number of projects being in the second phase. It is our plan to further deepen our capacity to effectively monitor projects. We will continue to ensure that all our people centred projects are delivered and people allowed to reap the benefits enshrined in the planned development.
conclusion
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In the last 24 months, we have marched forward in delivering first class infrastructure for the benefit of the people of this State. We understand that it is our place to ensure the delivery of the infrastructure base upon which both business and people can reach the zenith of their potential. We adopted better delivery strategy on all projects; we are getting better value for every expenditure that government makes. We salute our leader the Governor Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, for the opportunity he gave us to serve our dear State. His leadership and support has seen us this far. Let me commend my very able and committed colleague, Engr Ganiyu Johnson, for his support and contribution to all that we have done. Our lieutenants and all members of the Works family I salute your dedication. We are determined to be a change agent and leave the states infrastructure better than we met it.
Thank you and God Bless . Eko o ni Baje o.


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LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT

MINISTRY OF WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE

DR KADRI OBAFEMI HAMZAT

Completed projects On-going projects Newly Awarded Projects

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Office of Infrastructure Office of Works Parastatals

Assets Management of Facility Mgt &

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OPENING REMARKS . CONTD

OPENING REMARKS . CONTD

Goals of Infrastructural Development in Lagos State

Key Strategies (KS) Adopted

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Sectoral Challenges (SC)

Progress Report - Roads

AWARDED PROJECTS: MAY 20112011- MAY 2013

AWARDED PROJECTS: PROJECTS: MAY 20112011- MAY 2013

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Key/ Special Projects (KSP)

LEKKI IKOYI LINK BRIDGE

LEKKI IKOYI LINK BRIDGE

LEKKI IKOYI LINK BRIDGE

170m (the suspended section) 87m from water level

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IMPRESSION OF LEKKI IKOYI BRIDGE

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LEKKI IKOYI BRIDGE

LEKKI IKOYI BRIDGE

KSP 2: LAGOS -IKORODU ROAD

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KSP 3: IPAJA - AYOBO

BEFORE & DURING CONSTRUCTION

KSP 4 : IDIMU - EJIGBO

KSP 4 : IDIMU - EJIGBO

KSP 4 : IDIMU - EJIGBO

KSP 5 : AJAO EJIGBO

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KSP6 AGO PALACE WAY

KSP6 AGO PALACE WAY

KSP6 AGO PALACE WAY

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KSP6 AGO PALACE WAY

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KSP 7: OZUMBA MBADIWE

Expected Date of Completion - Sept 2013

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KSP7: OZUMBA MBADIWE

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KSP8: SIMBIAT ABIOLA WAY

- Length - 550m - Width - 15m

Percentage of work Done : 65% Expected completion Date- June 2013

KSP8: SIMBIAT ABIOLA WAY

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KSP8: SIMBIAT ABIOLA WAY

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KSP9: ALTERNATIVE TO TOLL PLAZA II

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KSP 10 ADDO/ADDOADDO/ADDO-KEKERE/LANGBASA/KAJOLA ROADS

P.W Nigeria Limited 3700M 8M

KSP10: LANGBASA/ LANGBASA/ ADO KEKERE: KEKERE: BEFORE

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