Oshimili South › Project
Flood and erosion control measures at dennis osadebey way from traffic light to abraka junction by benin-onitsha express way asaba, oshimili south local government area.
The contract
- Contract sum
- ₦1,554,635,438 Official record
- Contractor
- ROADWELL CONTRACTING LIMITED
- Awarded by
- STATE TENDERS BOARD
- Reference
- DSPPC/CNO/1962
- Awarded on
- Jan. 15, 2026
- Due date
- June 15, 2026
- Contract period
- 6 MONTHS
- Reported progress
- 45%
- Past its date by
- 71 days
- Category
- Works
- Coordinates
- 6.18628, 6.74468
What it is meant to be
The Flood and Erosion Control Measures at Dennis Osadebey Way from Traffic Light to Abraka Junction by Benin–Onitsha Express Way, Asaba, Oshimili South Local Government Area, is designed to address persistent flooding and soil erosion challenges affecting the roadway and surrounding communities. The project involves the construction and rehabilitation of drainage channels, culverts, embankments, and erosion protection structures to ensure proper stormwater management and prevent further deterioration of the road infrastructure. These interventions aim to enhance the durability and safety of this major transportation corridor. Furthermore, the project seeks to safeguard lives, properties, and commercial activities within the area by minimizing disruptions caused by seasonal flooding. Improved drainage and erosion control will enhance traffic flow, reduce maintenance costs, and promote environmental sustainability. Ultimately, the initiative contributes to urban resilience, infrastructure stability, and long-term socio-economic development within Oshimili South Local Government Area and Delta State at large. -->
What has been checked
The ground at these coordinates
Two clear looks at the coordinate the register publishes, 2.56 km across. Ten metres to a pixel. This shows whether the ground at a published coordinate changed between two dates. It does not show what was built, who built it, or whether it works, and it is not field evidence. From satellite
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Sources for this record
| What we know | Value | Class | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| contract_sum | 1554635437.5 | Official record | Delta State Public Procurement Commission · original |
| project_progress | 45 | Official record | Delta State Public Procurement Commission · original |
| project_status | Ongoing | Official record | Delta State Public Procurement Commission · original |
| contract_awarded_on | 2026-01-15 | Official record | Delta State Public Procurement Commission · original |
| expected_completion | 2026-06-15 | Official record | Delta State Public Procurement Commission · original |
| project_field_evidence | not yet published | Not yet published | OpenDelta |
| satellite_clear_looks | 2 | From satellite | Copernicus Sentinel-2 via Earth Search (Element 84) · original |
What people who have been there say
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