Nigeria: Bendoriks secures $7.5m deal for 100,000 water meters in Cross River State

Bendoriks International Limited has inked a significant $7.5 million agreement to supply 100,000 ultrasonic prepaid water meters for Cross River State in Nigeria. This deal is a cornerstone of the state's ambitious public-private partnership aimed at revitalizing its water infrastructure.

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It is a privilege to be part of this historic project, one that will positively impact the lives of the people of Cross River State.

The project focuses on the rehabilitation, upgrading, and management of public water systems, with the goal of restoring sustainable access to potable water for residents. The deployment of modern metering technology is expected to tackle long-standing issues of inadequate water supply and inefficient revenue collection, thereby improving the overall efficiency of water distribution.

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Our company will deploy 100,000 meters in the first phase, while subsequent requests will be met without delay because we have made adequate preparations for this important project.

Mr. Ben Ikiseh, Managing Director of Bendoriks International, expressed his company's readiness to commence the project, assuring that they have made thorough preparations to meet the initial demand and any subsequent needs. He highlighted the company's commitment to leveraging its expertise to ensure the successful delivery of clean and safe water, emphasizing the positive impact the project will have on the lives of Cross River State's people.

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Bendoriks International has built a strong reputation in this sector, and we will deploy our expertise to ensure the successful delivery of clean and safe water to residents.

Core Trust and Investment Limited, a key partner in the initiative, commended Bendoriks International for its commitment. The company's Group Managing Director, Mr. Ayo Taire, stated that the project has the potential to set a new benchmark for water sector reforms in Nigeria, serving as a model for other states facing similar water supply challenges. The initiative's objective is to make Cross River State a leader in people-centered governance, ensuring reliable access to clean water for all its residents.

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The initiative had the potential to become a benchmark for water sector reforms and serve as a model for other states seeking sustainable solutions to water supply challenges.