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Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited

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COMPANY PROFILE IntroductionOur VisionOur MissionCore Values Our Strength

OUR SERVICESBuilding ConstructionRoad ConstructionHydrocarbonReal EstateBorehole & DrillingAgricultural SuppliesElectrical Engineering Services

OUR COMPANYNigeria Local ContentGoals Target & Stretch TargetsEmployment ProcedureOur Community RelationsHealth, Safety & Environmental PolicyWaste Management Policy Security Policy Environmental Policy Policy on the use of Seat BeltsEquipments Maintenance PolicyCommunity Development Policy No Smoking Policy Use of Personal Protective EquipmentPolicy on the use of ChemicalsQuality Assurance Quality Control Policy

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LEADERSHIPOur Team

Tax ClearanceVAT Identification NumberCourt Affidavit

4 Years Annual Report &Account 2014- 2017

DOCUMENTATIONNSITF ECS Clearance Certificate Bureau of Public Procurement SCUAML CertificateFCMB - Letter of Reference PENCOMITF - Certificate of Compliance Certificate of Registration as Contractor in JigawaStateKaduna State Government of Nigeria - Certificateof RegistrationREDAN

PAST PROJECT/WORKDONE

CURRICULUM VITAE

INTRODUCTIONBleneson Services Nigerial Limited is a limited liability company, incorporated under the companies act of 1990 by the federal republic of Nigeria (corporate affairs commission) on the 21st day of July, 2009 with RC No: 833032

The nature of our business is Building, Drilling of Borehole, Road Construction, Civil Engineering, Dredging, Solar Street Light, Project Management and General Contracts.

The Company is a responsive and reputable indigenous company with head office in Abuja.We have a professionally recognized management team, a highly skilled workforce with innovative technological solutions, and a verifiable performance record that exceed our client needs, in tune with quality service delivery, with many years of experience, Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited, came into being with response to the yarning of our reasonable minds pursuing a robust and self-sustaining economic environment.

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Commitment to being the contractor of choice, pursuing excellence through dedication, experience and disciplined employees with an ongoing passion to deliver quality, timely and profitable projects.

To be the foremost performance driven and innovative building/civil engineering firm delivering the most superior service in the Industry.

OUR VISION

OUR MISSIONTo perform for our customers, the highest level of quality construction services at fair and market-competitive prices.

To ensure the longevity of Our Company through referral business achieved by customer satisfaction in all areas including timeliness, attention to detail and service minded attitudes.

To maintain the highest level of professionalism, integrity, honesty and fairness in our relationships with our suppliers, subcontractors, professional associates and customers.

We are totally committed to being a reputable company, rendering quality-driven and customer focused services based on a culture of excellence.

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CUSTOMER FOCUSWe never lose sight of what really matters: the satisfaction and success of our customers. Our products are developed with the goals and needs of the customer in mind.

TRANSNATIONAL IDENTITYWe have a uniquely global approach to business, Our management philosophy relies on drawing talent, models, and ideas from a worldwide pool.

INTEGRITYWe treat everyone involved in the organization - staff, stakeholders, and customers alike - with dignity and respect. We are truthful and candid, keep our promises, and deliver on our commitments.

PASSIONSuccess does not come easily, especially in a world of intense competition. It comes through hard work, dedication, and passion. We are passionate about what we do, and we are driven to excel in every aspect of our business.

CORE VALUES


OUR STRENGTH

We are acutely aware that development leaves behind it a large carbon footprint. We adhere strictly to all regulations relating to environmental issues, as set out by the Development Control Board. An environmental consultant is assigned to each site.

Over 9 years of financial and business stability

Professional work force with the credentials and proven project experience required to execute successful projects

Strong corporate structure with the knowledge-based expertise to deliver our services across Nigeria

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Integrated project management systems & technologies for managing & communicating the project life-cycle from inception to completion.

Access to superior construction materials including cement, aggregate, ready-mix concrete and asphalt, ensuring our customers receive the highest quality end-product.


BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONBleneson Services Nigerial Limited employs experienced builders, architects and structural engineering in this field, hence the high standard maintained in all its building projects.

Building projects that can be handled by Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited include the following:

Stadium, Auditoriums, Multi-purpose Halls, Hotels and Resorts, Estates, Shopping Malls and Complex’s, Civic Centre’s Rank and File Barracks etc. other civic construction works includes roads and bridges, Surface and underground sewage disposal network systems pilling projects, borehole drilling, estate development, landscaping and horticultural designs etc.

The training needs and provisions for the training of personnel, performing quality affecting activities, are identified by the management and are part of the Quality Assurance Program.

In Particular personnel performing special tasks shall be qualified on the basis of appropriate education and in compliance with applicable standards and regulations. Records of such qualifications shall be maintained by Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited


GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND DEFINATIONSThe following definitions are provided to assure a uniform understanding of selected terms as they are used in this Quality Assurance manual,

QUALITY ASSURANCE DOCUMENTATION STRUCTUREThe Quality Assurance documentation is structured as shown here below:

LEVEL 1: QUALITY ASSURANCE MANUALThis is the Divisional Quality Assurance manual which describes the Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited, quality policy, the Quality Assurance program, the head office and project organizations, the Quality Assurance criteria applied to each phase of the work.

LEVEL 2: PROJECT QUALITY ASSURANCE PLANScope of this plan is to identify all quality —related activities of the specific project. Such plan shall describe the project organization, the sequence of planned activities, the list applicable procedures and instructions, the records to be produced. The project QA plan is to be prepared by the appointed Project QA Manager and approved by the Project Manager before issuing for Client’s approval.

LEVEL 3: PROCEDURES AND INSTRUCTIONSThese procedures and instructions cover both administrative and technical/operational activities. For each project it is Project Manager’s responsibility to decide whether to produce dedicated procedures or to utilize those already existing in Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited organization.

APPROVALAn act of endorsing or adding positive authorization.

AUDITAn activity to determine through investigation, the adequacy of and adherence to established procedures, instructions codes and standards or other applicable contractual requirements, and the effectiveness of implementation.

CALIBRATIONComparison of two instruments, one of which has a known standard of accuracy (or having a relationship with a standard) with the purpose of knowing the accuracy of the other.

CROSS- CHECKINGIn a function of the quality control system carried out as an internal audit in the Technical Department and in organizations involved in preparation of technical operation specifications. It consists of a check performed by specialist directly involved in the project different from one who executed the specification or calculation or design drawing.


DESIGNTechnical and management processes which identification of design input and which lead to and include the issuance of design output documents.

DOCUMENTATIONAny written or pictorial information describing, defining, specifying, reporting or certifying activities, requirements procedures or results.

HOT POINTStep of sequence beyond which work cannot proceed without preventive authorization of the person who established it.

ITEMAny level of unit assembly, including structure system, subsystem, sub assembly, component, part of material.

NON CONFORMITYA deficiency in characteristics, documentation or procedure which renders the quality of an item unacceptable to specification or Indeterminate, Examples of nonconformance include: physical defects, test failures, incorrect or inadequate documentation or deviations from prescribed processing, inspection or test procedures.


ROAD CONSTRUCTIONRoad are the indispensable network for human mobility which directly influence the functioning of trade and human interaction. In view of the significant of road to the Nations positive development, Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited extensively and very carefully researches and participates in road construction with the view to providing effective, durable, long lasting and economic road networks. Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited is fully equipped technically and resourcefully to undertake rural and urban road construction.

Our team further ensures that there is a very transparent testing procedure for our clients to confirm our quality. These stringent measure are necessary in view of the high capital investment and economic benefits that road Engineering entails. Using the latest civil Engineering methods, Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited delivers all road projects in excellent time.

The various lines of road construction engaged in by Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited are as follows:


CONCRETE PAVED ROADS

MAINTENANCE OF BOTH RURAL AND URBAN ROADS

LATERITIC RURAL COMPLETE WITH DRAINAGE

SURFACE DRESSED ROADS ASPHALT ROADS


Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited has a policy to carry out its activities in such a manner that ensures the good health, safety and security of its employees, subcontractors, members of the public. To this end, this company hires the best available talent to conceive and implement its ideas, it creates a dynamic and rewarding work environment to nurture and sustain this creative spirit. Innovation is a core value, an ever-abiding quality of this company.

It is renowned for its innovative spirit, continually seeing new alternative methods to achieve its stated objectives. The corporate culture is to encourage and reinforce a spirit of adventure and curiosity, aimed at discovering and implementing improved ways and means of delivering its products and services. The iconoclastic permeates the very core of this organization.

Technology provides the underpinnings of this company’s activities, whenever reasonable, The Company endeavours to incorporate the most innovative technological tools and techniques to streamline and accelerate its operations, with a view to gaining and maximizing, its operational and competitive advantages. This applies not to the products and services provided to its customers but also to its internal operations and methodologies.

While doing so, The Company and its associates uphold the highest ethical ideal, this shall be viewed both as a strategic business practices as well as core value, The Company, under no circumstances or for any reason-not even financial reward be permissive of ethical laxity in its relationship with itself, its employees and associates, its state holders, or its clients.

The Company strives at all times to maintain the highest ethical ideas-trust, honesty, integrity, courtesy; reliability it patrons expect this from associates these values with the corporation. At the end of the day, The Company adds value to the stakeholders associates and clients positively and sustainable impact their standard and experience of living and be profitably rewarded for its contribution.



DOWNSTREAM

Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited Trading (oil and gas) division was established as a unit of Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited with a core focus of driving The Company’s downstream activities .In the refined petroleum products trading space; The Company carries out its trading activities, via its division, FP Trading through this vehicle, The Company is engaged in the trading marketing and distribution of petroleum products.

BSNL Trading Products: Light products>> Automotive Gas oil (AGO)-“Diesel”>> Dual purpose kerosene (DPK)-“Kerosene’>> Premium motor spirit (PMS)-“Petrol”>> Aviation turbine kerosene (ATK)-“Jet fuel”

Heavy products>> Low pour fuel oil (LPFO)>> High pour fuel oil (HPFO) >> Lubricants >> Bitumen

BSNL TRADING (OIL AND GAS) DIVISION



DOWNSTREAM

As part of the ten year vision of the group, BSNL trading also has a mandate to develop the following businesses within the downstream area;

BSNL TRADING BUSINESS UNITS

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Establish three 50,000 metric tonnes storage facilities, in at least three regions within Nigeria, in order to facilitate our product distribution efforts. These storage facilities will further ensure adequate penetration of various markets, from the southern region of the country, all the way to the North. Talks have commenced internally, towards the fulfillment of the first facility (50,000 MT) within the south East region, with a target to commission the project by Q3, 2018

Setting up of a modular refinery (10,000-25,000 bpd) Focus on serving the Nigerian market and neighboring countries

Develop and roll-out a fully functional lube plant

Set up a trading company offshore (in Geneva). Within the BSNL Trading division, focused on physical and paper trades of various refined petroleum products

Establish at least 185 filling stations (5 in each state) in Nigeria, within the next 10 years.



DOWNSTREAM

BSNL Logistic is a division within The Company, earmarked for land and marine transportation and logistical support of BSNL Trading in the areas of onshore and marine distribution of refined products via third party engagements and collaboration.

BSNL Logistics operates via two divisions:

In Nigeria, the industry is gradually making a shift in a new direction. Industry experts project that the importation of petroleum products would be cut by 50%, by 2019.

BSNL Trading is positioned to exploit this gap with a focus on commissioning a mid –sized modular petrochemical/oil refinery by 2018.

We are positioned to exploit this gap by making a strategic investment in a joint venture effort to establish modular refineries in Nigeria with a 10,000bpd refining capacity, our strategic objective in this direction is to commence the

feasibility for this project with the intention of attaining financial closure by Q3, 2017.Consequently, we do envisage that ground breaking for the refinery will commence by Q2, 2018. When fully operational, it is intended that the refiner, in Nigeria, will be the first of a string of modular refineries to be established across Africa, with particular focus on the sub-sahara. Our strategic plan is to establish multiple sources of petroleum products, to make energy solution readily available for Africa through our trading activities.

BSNL LOGISTICS DIVISION (ONSHORE TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS DIVISION)

Onshore/marine transportation and logistics divisions.

As the former connotes, our onshore logistics division is focused on providing logistical support to BSNL Trading in the distribution (via trucking) of our refined products to our various clients across Nigeria.



MIDSTREAMBSNL Gas DivisionBSNL Gas is a division of Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited which focuses on the processing, supply and delivery of gas products to consumers. BSNL Gas operates in the downstream and midstream sectors of the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry.

Gas initiatives:BSNL Gas is currently putting measures in place, to drive an LNG and CNG Solution initiative.

BSNL Gas will drive a virtual pipeline solution, modeled after harnessing gas from a gas source (gas processing plant or pipeline from a gas field), which will then be liquefied/compressed into LNG and CNG and trucked in specialized cascade containers.

The rollout plan will commence with the site build of a Liquefaction Plant, to convert processed gas to LNG, which will then be gasified at the consumer’s end. The LNG rollout will promptly be followed by a CNG model to cover areas with shorter distances (from the gas source). The overarching objective is to utilize both models in delivering our strategic Gas-to-Power goals



MIDSTREAMBSNL Logistics Division (Marine Transportation and Logistics Division)

We are soon to commence acquisition of small to mid-sized barges to support our product trading activities – STS Transshipment and Marine Deliverables.

Within the Marine Transportation & Logistical Division of BSNL Logistics, we strive to provide bridging and transportation support, which is marine focused.

In this regard, BSNL Logistics is being primed to focus on STS Transshipments and the Marine supply/delivery of products to marine storage locations and platforms.

BSNL Logistics is also currently exploring a marine logistics business model, which entails the movement of containers, equipment and machinery as well as personnel for clients. When fully functional, BSNL Logistics activities will also explore provision of Container Port Feeder services, within Nigeria and neighbouring West African countries.



UPSTREAMIn the upstream sector, Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited is positioned to participate in joint venture exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas, acquisitions of marginal oil fields and the development of oil assets within the African region, under well-structured farm-in arrangements; through the Investment Arm- BSNL Exploration & Production and the Operational Arm – BSNL Conduit Exploration & Production.

BSNL Exploration & Production DivisionBSNL Exploration & Production division serves as the E&P investment arm with a focus on exploring investment opportunities in the upstream sector of the Nigerian and African Oil and Gas industry for The Company. Hydrocarbon Petrochemical Limited, as a fast growing indigenous oil and gas company in the downstream and upstream sectors, utilizes the BSNL Exploration and Production vehicle to explore investment opportunities in production and exploration, farm-ins, as well as acquisition and development of oil fields.



UPSTREAMBSNLConduit Exploration Production Division BSNLConduit Exploration (JV) Division was birthed to develop participation in the Exploration and Production sub-sector of the global economy. It is positioned to explore the upstream space and become a leading player in the oil and gas market, first, in Africa.

With a solid team of seasoned professionals, holding a collective average experience of over 30 years in the oil and gas industry in areas of project management, exploration and production, community and government relations, technical consultancy services, and the sector, BSNLConduit is set to explore joint venture and collaborate projects locally and internationally.

BSNLConduit is today, positioned to pursue the following E&P activities:

Marginal Oil Field Acquisitions Nigerian Marginal Field Assets (MFA) Concessions: In keeping with the Nigerian Local Content Law, the local entity, BSNLConduit E&P is building the requisite technical and financial capacity that would ensure that it is poised to undertake operatorship of MFAs, within Nigeria.



UPSTREAMIn the upstream sector, Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited is positioned to participate in joint venture exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas, acquisitions of marginal oil fields and the development of oil assets within the African region, under well-structured farm-in arrangements; through the Investment Arm- BSNL Exploration & Production and the Operational Arm – BSNL Conduit Exploration & Production.

BSNL Exploration & Production DivisionBSNL Exploration & Production division serves as the E&P investment arm with a focus on exploring investment opportunities in the upstream sector of the Nigerian and African Oil and Gas industry for The Company. Hydrocarbon Petrochemical Limited, as a fast growing indigenous oil and gas company in the downstream and upstream sectors, utilizes the BSNL Exploration and Production vehicle to explore investment opportunities in production and exploration, farm-ins, as well as acquisition and development of oil fields.



UPSTREAMOur objective here, as a local company, is to see that we provide the local know-how; funding of the MFA signature bonus; funding of the bidding process and statutory fees; funding of the acquisition of the field data required for the field assessment; as well as a local technical manpower and logistics required. In collaboration with well-selected foreign technical partners, we intend to gradually build operating capacity (through technical transfer arrangements), within BSNLConduit, which would ensure that we are well aligned to independently operate fields, in the not so distant future.

In addition, BSNLConduit is provided either via equity, Mezzanine financing, or a mix of both. Our strategy here is to provide a substancial portion (20% - 30%) of the initial equity cash calls (cash to emanate from other business activities within the group), for fields secured by BSNLConduit and then support this equity by leveraging on debt (Reserve Base Lending arrangements) with foreign investment banks/institutional lenders.

Farm-Ins and Acquisitions of Nigerian MFAs and Foreign Oil Field AssetsIn the context of Nigeria, we would be looking acquire a substantial stake of an existing MFA, currently owned or operated by a local Nigerian company. In Nigeria today, such opportunities currently exist amongst marginal fields’ concession holders, who were awarded MFAs, in the last marginal fields Concession Round, carried out by the Nigerian government

in year 2003. BSNLConduit is currently evaluating potential investments in a number of these MFAs.

PSC Arrangements; Local and Foreign Assets Local Assets (PSC):It is often the practice, for IOCs to opt not to divest certain marginal fields within their asset portfolio and may instead; allow a local company to develop the field, under agreed PSC terms, whilst operatorship of the field is still retained by the IOC.

In such a case, the Nigerian company may not carry the asset in its books, but will be 100% responsible for developing/producing the asset and will enjoy the upside of a revenue share (alongside the IOC) from proceeds from the sale of crude. FPConduit currently has a model and plan for exploring this option.

Foreign Assets (PSC):Like in the case of the local assets, BSNLConduit is poised to collaborate with foreign local entities (within the Sub-Saharan region) in the capacity of Technical and/or Financial partner to such entities, in well-defined PSC arrangements.

Our requirement would be for the local company to have considerable local knowledge of the industry and terrain, as well as strong business and network affiliations, within the country where the opportunity resides.



UPSTREAMOur preferred model would be to work closely as a collective to form f joint venture entity/ consortium with a carefully selected local entity, well placed within the target country to secure an asset(s). Typically, the responsibility of the local company would be handle the business development and logistical aspects of the bidding/ award process whilst providing local intelligence and know-how to the JV/consortium, on a continuous basis.

We believe that such opportunities represent an excellent window for mid-sized E&P companies, such as ours. The case for collaboration with a local entity is often bolstered by the fact the government of the target country will often favor indigenous companies, which are able to demonstrate technical and financial partnership arrangements with reputable E&P players. We envisage that some of the benefits of partnering with a local partner may include:

Waivers on CSR for the locals Waiver of Signature Bonus Goodwill in bid selection/award, as such bid rounds/awards, are often particularly tailored to favor the locals Possible tax exemption benefits. Vantage positioning for the subsequent concession rounds in the target country.

To recover our initial investment, BSNLconduit would usually execute a PSC or TFSA (Technical and Financial Support Agreement) with the local Company geared towards the recovery of our investment from cost oil. This arrangement would also provide for the split ratio (between BSNLConduit and the Local Company) of Profit Oil.

…the overriding vision of BSNLConduit, within the Upstream E&P space, is to leverage on its strengths as a company and the right partnerships (WITH POTENTIAL FOREIGN TECHNICAL E&P players as well as indigenous local players in target countries), to build capacity within its operating arm (BSNLConduit) and its local partners in the Sub-Sahara.

By this model, we plan to significantly expand our E&P activities, across the Sub-Sahara, with core focus on countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Niger and Angola. Our particular leverage is our ability to raise equity within our group and to lean on the group’s various business activities, to access RBLs from finance institutions, for funding our E&P OPPORTUNITIES. Along with financing. We also bring to the table our extensive local and international knowledge of the industry.

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UPSTREAMBSNLOcean and Engineering ServicesBSNLOcean is a division of Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited focused on upstream engineering services. With the establishment of the Nigerian Content Development Bill (NCD) and the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), BSNLOcean’s strategic objective is to gradually building capacity in the upstream services sector to offer services such as:

>> On-shore and offshore Asset Maintenance and management>> Deep offshore Rig services>> Drilling Engineering Services>> Well loging and wireline services>> EPC’s



UPSTREAMBSNL Marine DivisionBSNL Marine is a division of Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited, which was created to focus on Upstream/platform E&P support services, within the Nigerian oil and gas sector. When fully operational, our services will include:

>> Vessel Transportation Services to and fro offshore platforms

>> Loading and discharge cargo operations

>> Ocean towing

>> Emergency Response


REAL ESTATE

Known for cost effective quality and ttrusted delivery, we are one of the leading hous-ing developers in Nigeria. Exploiting the current market trend in Nigeria and taking advantage of the massive demand for decent housing in Nigeria, we have grown our home building business.

As one of the leading developer in the country, we have currently in our order books several mass housing concessions including:

The Nigerian Police Housing Project accross the Federation with over 50,000 units in its first phase.

The Nigeria Prison Service with over 25,000units

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BOREHOLE & DRILLINGBleneson Services Nigeria Limited is a consortium of professionals drawn from every field of Water engineering. The Company was organize to specifically take care of the special problems associated with the understanding development and exploitation of Water Resource. The principal business of The Company are Geophysical Survey, Boreholes, Soil Investigation, Underground Water Treatment Seepage Control, Design and fabrication of both over head and underground steel tanks, Dams etc.

The Company has a team of very competent planers and designers who conceptualize, formulate, design and construct engineering projects, monitor their performance, and provide facility rehabilitation as necessary, we are thus involve through the life of each project, from inception to full servicesOur firm is being managed by young dynamic, well experienced and highly qualified Civil and structural Engineers, Mechanical/Electrical Engineers, Hydrologist, Accountants and Administrators.


AGRICULTURAL

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Major products from these farms are milk, quality dairy and beef heifers and bulls for sale to other farmers, improved mangoes, clean fruit planting materials, forages and hay, bananas, basic seed (maize and sunflower) under contract for seed companies.

The Company which specialized in intensive and extensive dairy production systems and Food Science and Technology have gained a lot of entrepreneurial skills which they intend to put to good use for the future development of The Company To become a leading investor in the agriculture sector by forming beneficial and profitable partnerships with small holder farmers and other key stakeholders in the country.

Our Company produces quality agricultural products using improved production, value addition and marketing innovations for multiple benefits.

ObjectivesTo use improved crop and livestock production technologies; and innovative marketing techniques for maximum enterprises profitability;

To form mutually beneficial partnerships with individual farmers, local and foreign investors, farmer groups/associations, traders, whole sellers and enter strategic partnerships with serious investors in agri-business including crop, forage and livestock value chains;

To process and market quality crop and livestock products at prices that are high enough to meet all production, marketing and management costs along the way making profit.


SUPPLIES

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Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited represents world leaders in supplying and Procurement of home, office, and business furniture in conjunction with its overseas partners.

Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited has established of its years of operation a reputation of outstanding quality in supplying and Procurement of furniture. As a service - oriented company, we provide a complete ‘Service Package’ from the idea, to the planning of interior decoration, to the supply and installation of furniture and accessories Our consultation and planning team provide you with the most innovative design and production techniques, which give you the competitive edge that you demand in today’s changing market.

SUPPLY OF OFFICE FURNITURES

DOORS, WARDROBES, and KITCHENS: including a wide range of designs and sizes designed to fit any requirement for building Contractors

HOME including fabric and leather sofa sets, sofa beds, recliners, TV cabinets, dining sets, bedrooms, kitchens, comfort chairs (Reclining/Massage), carpets and rugs, lightings and accessories, Kitchen Appliances and home Electronics.

OFFICE including modular office sets, executive office sets, conference tables, filing systems, stationary and more

SCHOOLS & LIBRARIES

BANQUET and related common areas.

Hotel Rooms, Hallways, Lobbies and Reception areas.These furniture solutions may include Pre-designed furniture collection as well as custom designed furniture.


Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited is able to provide a full range of Professional Electrical Engineering and Electrical Services

ELECTRICITY TRANSFORMER INSTALLATIONELECTRICAL SERVICES>> External and Internal Electrical Power Supply and Distribution.>> Electronics/Electrical Automated Security Systems. Rural Electrification Scheme.>> Supply and Installation of Generating System.

ELECTRICAL POWER AND SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTIONIt also has the functions of opening -closing remotely and meter reading remotely to achieve that there is no need worker on duty in power substation.

DISCOVER THE FREEDOM OF SOLAR ELECTRICITYGenerates electricity from sunlight No running cost, no diesel, no gasoline

Reliable electricity both day & night No noise, no pollution 12 months FREE maintenance 5-year Warranty on solar panels Solar panels function over 25 years Home.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES


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1 Mobile self loader on OAF Truck PM 2N0

2 Mobile water tanker on OAF Truck 6000 litres 2N0

3 Electric Generator 17 KVA Perkins 1NO

4 Electric Generator 7.5 KVA Lister 1NO

5 Welding Machine Miller 1NO

6 Welding Machine Esab 1NO

7 Concrete Mixer Ten- Ten 2N0

8 Concrete Mixer Winget 2N0

9 Concrete dumper Thwaites 1NO

10 Concrete dumper Bentford 1NO

11 Poker Vibrators Petters 3NO

12 1 ton vibrating roller Bomag 1 NO

13 3 ton vibrating roller Dynapac 1 NO

14 Iron rod cutting machine 1 NO

15 Iron bending machine 1 NO

16 Concrete cutting machine Bentford 1NO

17 5 ton hydraulic forklift Bonser 1 NO

18 Assorted steel scaffolding pipes LOT

19 Assorted steel formwork materials LOT

20 25 ton haulage truck Mercedes Benz 4 NO

21 25 ton haulage trucks Mack LOT

22 Air-compressor Ingersol Rand LOT

23 Motor Grader Cat 12G 4 N0

24 Pay loader Cat 996C 15 NO

25 Bulldozer Cat D8K 1NO

26 Bitumen sprayer mounted on Bedford Ashurst 1 NO

27 Pickup vans Peugeuot 1 NO

28 Chippings Spreader Epoke 1N0

29 Water Pumps Honda 1NO

30 Low loader beds Kings 2N0

31 Mack Tractor head RM 600 1N0

32 12 ton Bomag vibrating roller BW 212 2N0

33 13 ton Ingersol Rand vibrating roller SP-56 2N0

34 8 ton lngersol Rand vibrating roller SP-42 2N0

35 Trackloader Cat 951C 1NO

36 Motor Grader Cat 12 F 1NO

LIST OF EQUIPMENT OWNED BY THE COMPANY In Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited we compliment our operations with the appropriate technology. That has led to the acquisition of some specialized facilities viz:


OUR COMPANYBleneson Services Nigeria Limited, is a 100% indigenous company Registered with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). We are leading company set up to provide thorough and up-to-date contracting services in Drilling Of Borehole, Road Construction, Civil Engineering, Building, Dredging, Solar Street Light, Project Management And General Contracts.

With a staff strength that is boasts of considerable experience and wide- ranging research and technological back-grounds. The Company executes projects using an integrated scientific approach.Our professional capability is reassuring in every step of project execution - from system borehole/Construction design, Solar, estimating and equipment selection, through surveying, accounting and management to installation, commissioning and maintenance. That perhaps is why all our operations are fully computerized.

At Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited, our mode of operation is flexible enough to accommodate the requirements of the Client that one reason why we are preferred amongst others. We could handle projects on the “Designing of boreholes, construction and renovation of Roads and Solar Electrification” basis, in which case, the client is given an opportunity to save time on the project since The Company has been entrusted with the dual roles of consultancy and construction of borehole system.

In Drilling and Construction works where architectural and engineering ingenuity are required, we have the remarkable ability to provide the necessary services. This is made possible by the presence of highly rated professionals on our team who ensure that the


drilling of borehole are not only aesthetically pleasing, but are also structurally stable and serviceable. Our objective is to provide this much needed service, which has not been adequately addressed in most renovated structures found in Nigeria in recent time.

OUR DIFFERENCEBleneson Services Nigeria Limited is a name synonymous with excellence, offering design, drilling of borehole and building solutions, which respond to the ever increasing project complexities. Our detailed design, engineering and project management services are tailored to respond to our numerous clients needs. We consider aesthetics, functionality, as well as cost as integral elements in our designs.

INDIGENOUSE CONTRACTORSWe intend to make enquiry about the type of indigenous contractor available in the project area. Thereafter, the qualified and potential contractors will be considered for subletting of aspects of the work from which their optimal and satisfactory performance could be obtained. Unskilled aspects of the work are really areas for indigenous subcontractors. Such opportunity for their involvement and participation in the project will afford them the chance of acquaintance with new areas, which will expand their business outlook.

It is envisaged that the indigenous contractors can provide semi-skilled labour, general duties and manual excavation/back filling working. They can also render such services as masonry, laundry, and driving and general supplies.

Our difference lies in the deliberate, thoughtful and painstaking thoroughness that lies at the heart of our designs and drilling solutions. We constantly aspire to excellence while seeking valid contributions to advancements in the quality of the drilling environment.

In the course of doing these, we intend to establish a reputation for high ethical standards in business, excellence in our area of distinctive competence and unsurpassable quality in service delivery. We are well equipped to meet your needs in providing decent office environment within which you can conveniently run your businesses.

At Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited, we will bring our expertise to work with you towards solving the problems of re-drilling. Whether you are groundbreaking or renovating, our performance will surpass your expectations. We engage the use of excellent quality finishes, Lighting fixtures and fittings in a combination of superior craftsmanship that gives you an interior composition with a lasting memory.

The purpose of project management is to foresee or predict as many of the dangers and problems as possible and to plan, organize and control project activities so that the project is completed as successfully as possible in spite of all difficulties and risks.

Our expertise and experience in the field of project management and contracts administration is our pride. Our operations embodies a whole framework of logical and progressive management planning and decisions, perceptiveness, the liberal application


of common sense, proper organization, effective commercial and financial management, painstaking attention to documentation, and a clear grasp of proven and long established principles of management and leadership.

Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited, is committed to ensuring the health and safety of all employees, customers/clients and others that may be affected by the issues arising from the engagement of Contractor. No work on GOA Bleneson Services Nigerial Limited, location is permitted without the appropriate statutory authorization permit as dictated by this Policy.The Contractor is to undertake and be responsible for the works as outlined in the scope of works and contract documentation. It is the contractors’ responsibility to ensure that their employees and sub contractors engaged by them to undertake work on Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited, projects comply with all legislative requirements subject to the terms and condition of the contract between Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited, and the contractor.

If, during any stage or the contractual works, it is brought to the attention of the Responsible Officer that standards, Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited requirements, or legislative requirements are not being adhered to, the Responsible Officer may subject to the terms and condition of the contract.

The Company is dedicated to Total Quality Management Our drive for quality and customer satisfaction had resulted in strong growth over the years. The importance of Quality Control/Quality Assurance as well as Safety Management constitutes the central theme of The Company’s operations We believe that customer satisfaction is a crucial factor in building long term relationship. To this end we are committed to meet our customer’s expectations by striving to produce the best solution within the necessary framework. We have an extensive compliment of skills and experience to provide flexible solutions to organizations and individuals that require our vast services,The Company has a strong financial base predicated on sound financial management and reliable banks support. It is this strong financial base together with our pool of highly technically qualified and experienced manpower that we utilize to execute contracts on schedule to meet our client’s specification and satisfaction.

The Company can record success on development projects where most contractors have withdrawn their services because of apparent insurmountable problems. These successes are derived from our commitment to demonstrate the integrated nature of engineering environment and people. The Company also provides and undertakes timely delivery on job completion and essential electrical and mechanical supplies for overall support and logistic services to designated sites.

The Company also provides Technical Manpower Supply Services; Project Management Services; Engineering, Procurement and Construction Services; Equipment Supply Services — Supply, Installation/ Maintenance and site Inspection Services. Protocol & Logistics Service; Supply of Office Stationery, Computer Accessories/Consumables; and


All EPC related Services, with our strong financial base and financial support from Nigeria Banks, Foreign Corporate Companies and Industrials,

The Company uses latest technology available worldwide at a competitive price, working closely with clients’ key supplier and host communities to achieve our set quality services. The Technical Manpower/Project management services division provide manpower requirement. The division also trains personnel to suite technical areas. We draw our manpower locally and overseas by keeping a resume database, which covers projects and contract staff.

Our project Management encompasses the responsibility to plan, execute and coordinate the performance of Engineering, procurement - and construction with the objectives of completing the project in schedule time and within budget.

Prince Park Investment Ltd is committed to being a leading indigenous company, with a vast experience in engineering/design, procurement and construction works. We are poised to providing excellent services to the agro allied sectors and other sectors of the Nigeria economy with the highest professional and quality standards available.


NIGERIA (LOCAL) CONTENTBackdropThe Nigerian authorities have however realised that consistent and concerted efforts by the industry to develop local expertise and ensure effective participation of Nigerians in the sector would immensely improve industrialization even as ‘Landlord/Host Communities’ are now increasingly demanding a greater share of the industry proceeds. This realisation has spawned a myriad of conferences, workshops, seminars, and regulations etc, which aim to lend teeth to the policies on local content which before now had no bite.

The Company we fully recognize that different shades of meaning have been attached to the much vaunted local content optimisation issue. While many see it as awarding fat contracts to Nigerians or to host communities, others see it as increasing the Naira component of all contracts. For some others it means Nigerians taking complete charge of all operations. For clarity however, it is necessary that a clear definition be set out such that the rest of this document will be well understood.

We at The Company define local content as:The extent of involvement of Nigerian resources (expertise, raw materials, finished goads, services etc,) Or more aptly put: The utilisation of the Nigerian human and material resources in the exploitation and development of Nigerian hydrocarbon resources. And this involves:

Giving full and fair opportunities for Nigerian entrepreneurs either solely or in partnership/strategic alliances with foreign outfits to participate in the hydrocarbon business, with such consideration made in a manner that does not adversely impact on the commercial viability of the business.


The Company is a Nigerian indigenous company and as a legal entity, shares the dream of the Nigerian Labour group which amongst others include:>> To be a good corporate citizen>> A passion to create a truly indigenous conglomerate>> To engage in selected business that impact on the society through productive efforts.>> To provide customer satisfaction.>> Thriving on the creative strength of Nigerian highly skilled and motivated manpower.>> Guaranteeing increased wealth to the shareholders.>> Caring for the environment and learning enduring legacies.

The common denominator of these ideals is the desire for capacity building and local content development. This, The Company has chosen to do in its area of operation of Mechanical, Electrical, Civil & other Engineering contracts.

The Company creates value and jobs in Nigeria. Top management of The Company has over 95% Nigerian content; also, the management and engineering staff has extensive working experience in Nigeria.

GOALS - TARGET& STRETCH TARGETS


EMPLOYMENT PROCEDURE


Pursuant to The Company local content policy, employment in The Company is skewed towards giving first preference to the best available locals. Our recruitment practice -in-house or outsourced - requires that advertised positions are filled in by first considering the applications filed by local personnel. It is only in the absence of qualified nationals that such positions are filled by expatriate personnel.

No positions are exclusively reserved in the top management and middle management categories. Positions in the lower rungs of staffing ladder are however reserved completely for nationals.Save for this singular consideration, The Company remains an equal opportunity employer.

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OUR COMMUNITY RELATIONSFrom inception, most of our projects are executed in ever restive part of the country. Our establishment has devised effective and sustainable policy that enable us to carry out crisis free project in all of our location.

Our community Relations policy aside what has been put in place by our clients involve:Establishment of good working relationship with our host communities. We involve the community in which we are working in all aspect of our works by.

Educating and sensitizing the community on the nature of our job and how it affect them socially and developmentally. In fact for all our works, we normally appoint a community Relation officer who is a native of such community who assist us in carrying out these activities. We usually educate them on the scope of our work and the expected standard so as to make it easy for them to prevent execution of substandard work.

Ensuring that we carry our work in such a manner that is safe and environmentally friendly according to acceptable regulations and standard. One of such technique is ensuring affective waste handling and disposal of all left over item in our site. This is very necessary in order to prevent accidents and pollutions in the environment.

We engage both skilled and unskilled workers where available from the community to ensure participation.

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Occasionally also we put in place physical structure such as sign post that is used as a means of passing message to passers by and so on. Such post carry message U welcome “Drive safe”, “The place of ...etc.

We also assist native in making repairs of their properties such as wheelbarrows, chairs etc. On request so as to encourage peace and harmony with the host community while our project last.

We also provide simple hand tools such as cutlasses, shovels, hoes etc to villagers to assist them in their normally daily activities of work


HEALTH SAFTETY & ENVIRONMENTAL POLICYIt is the policy of Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited to conduct its operations in such a way that the health and safety of its employees and others will be safeguarded and that proper regard is paid to the protection of the environment.

All managers and line supervisors must understand their specific responsibilities for health, safety and environmental issues within the organization by ensuring that there are adequate health and safety facilities available and that the relevant safety requirements and codes of practice are known and adhered to at all times by their employees. In their absence, they will ensure that these responsibilities are correctly delegated.

It is equally the duty of all employees to exercise personal responsibility and do everything possible to protect work site environments and prevent injuries to themselves or fellow employees and all visiting third parties by observing this company safety rules and regulations. It is also employee’s duties to wear appropriate safety devices when required

The Managing Director will give full backing to this policy and will encourage and support all those who endeavor to carry it out.


WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICYWastes constitute environmental nuisance if not properly collected, handled and disposed. Wastes shall therefore be collected, handled and dispose off in an environmentally safe manner so as not to cause injury or damage to plants, animals and the environment (the soil, water and air) industrial wastes and kitchen wastes shall be collected in bins marked accordingly in remote locations, biodegradable wastes shall be disposed off in pits backfilled and pits backfilled. Non-degradable and non-combustible wastes shall be collected, carted and conveyed for disposal at approved disposal sites.

In all however, proper precautions shall be taken to avoid discharge of pollutants to air, land and water dumping of waste into creeks, rivers and other water course is not allowed.


SECURITY POLICYBleneson Services Nigeria Limited has it as a policy and function to manage security affairs as an integral part of its overall cashes programme and indeed part of the company’s business so as to minimize the number of security related incidents for all staff, clients and third party personnel involved in her operations.

To ensure the implementation of this policy, the Company shall engage adequate number of trained security personnel. the company shall engage a chief security officer as middle management personnel who would organize, co-ordinate and implement all the company’s security ideals and programmes. All incidents shall be reported to the client and the police.

At project locations, local security men shall be used to protect the company’s equipment and facilities in a bid to forge good rapport between the company and host community.Essential work gadgets such as mobile radios, torches, uniforms etc. shall be provided to enhance their services.

Security policy must be reviewed in site/management cashes meetings. Security training/drills shall be conducted for increased security awareness.

The Chief security officer (reports to the cashes manager) shall be the focal point and act in concert with relevant departments in the realization of set security objectives and targets. He shall develop database for enhanced management of security.


ENVIRONMENTAL POLICYIt is the responsibility of each Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited personnel to perform his work in an environmentally sound manner. It is the policy of Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited to promote and encourage awareness of and to protect and preserve the environment. In implementing this policy, staff are encouraged to pay appropriate regards to the environment by acting to preserve air, water, soil, plant and animal eyes from adverse effects of their actions or those of the subcontractors’ to minimize any nuisance, which may arise from such actions.

All wastes generated when executing any project shall be collected, handled, treated and disposed in such a way as not to have impact on the environment. Regular environmental assessment shall be conducted by our environmental quality control consultants.

At the conclusion of any activity, our ultimate goal is to have left the work site in a condition as near as possible to the state in which it is found. Clean-up gangs shall remove all debris to prevent injuries to lives and preserve the order of the habitat.


POLICY ON THE USE OF SEAT BELTSeat belts are provided for the safety of drivers and/or passengers in all vehicles. It is mandatory for all employees to put on seat belts at all times while on company business.

It is our policy that:No seat belt, No entry, No take off.

To ensure compliance with this policy/directive, all drivers should prior to take off have their seat belts fastened at all times and remind their passengers to do same by announcing: fasten your seat belts.

The security officers at both the site and company or other vehicles entering or leaving the premises to ensure all occupants comply with this directive. The security officers should bar any vehicle from leaving or entering the premises until all occupants of the vehicle have complied with the directive.

While in the premises or work sites, it is the responsibility of the safety officer, foreman, supervisor and indeed any member of line management present to monitor and ensure that every one in company owned vehicles fasten his/her seat belts. Appropriate disciplinary action would be taken against any staff that violates this policy/directive.


EQUIPMENTS MAINTENANCE POLICYAll equipment must be regularly maintained. All unserviceable equipment shall be locked out and tagged as thus.

The objective of such routine preventive maintenance is to reduce equipment downtime and lost time incidents resulting from lack of maintenance culture.

Routine maintenance and minor repairs shall be undertaken at the work site while serious maintenance of completely broken down equipment shall be done at the base.

Turn around maintenance shall be planned and executed once a year. The aim being to put all equipment in serviceable order for hitches free operation/use.

It is mandatory that equipment operators report immediately any break down or faults observed in their equipment. Late reportage of faults shall be met with appropriate reprisals.

Toolbox meetings on proposed equipment maintenance MUST precede the maintenance work planned for each day

All maintenance crew must be trained and only experienced personnel shall be job place and authorized to carry out maintenance of company equipment.


All maintenance work shall be carried out in accordance with The Company’s safety maintenance procedures. The maintenance crew must be briefed before each maintenance episode.

The implementation of the maintenance policy shall be the responsibility of the maintenance Engineer, who would report to the Base/Facilities Manager/Project Manager.


COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT POLICYIn order to improve the quality of life in host communities, Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited shall establish a Community Development Programmer, which applies World Standard of practice to serve its host communities work in partnership with host communities and where appropriate with Government, donors, nongovernmental organization, community based groups and other stakeholders. Encourage the full participation of host communities in project planning, implementation and monitoring. Maintain communication with all social segments of host communities in order to address their needs, Focus Community Develop Assistance on activities having high impact and broad benefits for the host population.

Pay special attention to the most economically disadvantage and social groups Co-operate and develop interface with the client and third parties to avoid unnecessary delays, shut down and of course unwarranted loss of man hours.

Prior to mobilization/movement to any locality, pay a visit to community chiefs and leaders.

Report community disturbance or threat to its clients without delay.


NO SMOKING POLICYSmoking could result in fire incident and the ultimate loss in resources/money.To avoid this, no Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited staff should smoke in and around any worksite. The safety department should ensure that all staff upholds this policy strictly. Violation shall attract appropriate penalties.


USE OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTEvery employee of Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited is expected to follow all safety guidelines, wear and use as directed by appropriate personal safety gear and equipment.

Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited shall replace equipment damage through normal wear and tear or through work activities.


Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited shall:

Use chemicals only where operationally necessary.

Consider the HSE aspects together with commercial and process performance attributes in selecting chemicals for use with the aim of choosing the most suitable.

Transport, store and dispose chemicals in accordance with statutory requirement and in safe and environmentally responsible manner.

Not accept any new chemical from supplier without appropriate material HSE Data Sheet (MSDS).

Provide Safe Handling of Chemical (SHOC) cards for all chemical used in The Company.

Specifically train all chemical handlers in the safe handling of chemicals.

POLICY ON THE USE OF CHEMICALS

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The PolicyBleneson Services Nigeria Limited are basically engaged in supplies of home and office equipment, labor supplies and general contractors. Due to the nature of our engagement, utmost importance is attached to conformance of our services with international acceptable standard of quality. Hence the primary objective of Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited is to provide Services which conform to clients’ quality requirements and international standards.

To fulfill the above objective, Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited has decided to adopt the quality assurance systems as outlined in this manual.

The quality assurance / quality control (QA/QC) Manager has the full support of the management of The Company to implement the measures outlined in this Quality Assurance and in specific projects Quality Assurance Plans.

The QA/QC department acts independently from other departments with the QA/QC manager as the head and reporting directly to the top management of The Company.

It is recognized that the achievement of a satisfactory standard of quality is the responsibility of all personnel involved in the work execution not solely that of QA/QC personnel. Therefore, it is mandatory for all Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited personnel to adhere strictly to the quality requirements as outlined in this manual and other related quality procedures and plans.

QUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY CONTROL POLICY

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Quality Assurance ProgramThe aim of the QA program for every project is to give confidence to Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited and client that contract codes, specifications and such quality requirements are achieved.

The QA program is designed to meet requirements of Quality Assurance standards and any additional requirement of the contracts.

The QA program covers all project activities affecting quality (namely: engineering, procurement, inspection and testing, site construction and installation) together with relevant documentation.

The activities covered by the QA program are carried out within a system where organizational structures, functional responsibilities, interfaces, reporting and communications lines are clearly defined. Furthermore such activities are documented through adequate procedures.

All personnel are responsible for the quality of the work that they carry out. For each project the Project Manager is responsible for responsible for implementation of the contractual QA program.

The quality assurance organization verifies the implementation of the QA program and evaluates its adequacy to realize established quality objectives. Whenever necessary corrective actions are requested to prevent and correct non conformances.

The scope of quality assurance activities for construction projects is mainly to:

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Ensure that the work is accurately planned and organized.

Ensure that procedures and instructions are issued for the performance of all required work.

Ensure by qualified inspection, that work is carried out to required quality

Demonstrate by documented records that the work has been carried out and inspected to required quality.

The client representatives have the right to verify all aspects of the QA system established for the project. They shall have free access to documentation and facilities relevant to the contractual work with assistance by QA organization.

ProcedureA document, which specifies or describes how an activity is to he performed. It may include methods to be employed, equipment or materials to be used and sequence of operations.

Qualifications (Personnel)Characteristics or skill obtained by training or experience measured against prescribed standards or examinations demonstrating the individual’s capability of carrying out specific tasks.


Quality AssuranceAll those planned or systematic actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that the item or a facility will perform satisfactorily in service and the actions are performed in compliance ‘with specifications.

Quality ControlThose actions which provide a means to control and measure the characteristics of an item, process or facility to established requirements.

RepairThe process of restoring non-conforming characteristics to condition such that the capacity of an item to function reliably and safely is unimpaired, and conforms to the original requirements.

ReworkThe process by which conforming item is made to conform to a prior specified requirement by completion, re-machine, reassembling or other means.

SpecificationsA written document describing the general requirements of a materials inspection and on or process including acceptance standards.

StandardA document or physical specimen defining or giving examples of parameters, properties of a professional performance of work.

SupplierAny individual or organization who furnished items or service to a Client on the basis of purchase order documentation.

TestAn activity performed on materials or items with the purpose of determining the capability of a material or item to resist determined stresses.

VerificationThe act of viewing, inspecting, testing, checking, auditing or otherwise determining and documenting whether items, processes services or documents conform to specified requirements.

CONTROL OF QUALITY ASSURANCE MANUALThe divisional Quality Assurance Manager is responsible for the preparation, maintenance and updating of the Quality Assurance Manual.

The Quality Assurance manual is divided in different sections, each of them separately revisable.

The index of the sections with the latest revisions applied is contained in the Quality Assurance Manual.


Each section shall carry a front page listing the following:>> Document No. and Title>> Section No.>> Revision index and description of revision made>> Date of revision>> Contents of the section>> No. of pages>> Division Quality Assurance Manager Signature & Name(for operation)>> Divisional Head of Technological Innovation and Quality Assurance Signature (for approval).

The original of the Quality Assurance manual is filed within the Divisional Quality assurance Dept. together with all other relevant quality Assurance documentation.

The divisional quality assurance manual is subject to the Divisional Management approval prior to its issue and distribution.

The Quality Assurance Manual shall be approved for each specified project by the Client if required.

Each copy of the Divisional Quality assurance manual is numbered and distributed as a controlled copy, assigned to individuals.

A distribution register shall be kept updated by the Quality Assurance department of the Division when changes occur.

Any revision or changes to the quality assurance manual sections for any reason, shall be notified to the assignees of each controlled copy

The obsolete sections shall be promptly removed and substituted with the updated ones.

Controlled copies of the Divisional Quality Assurance Manual are also distributed to client for information or review as applicable, and kept updated for the duration of the project.


LEADERSHIP

EMERHOR OGHENETEGA

PRINCE I . DUMUJE

Chairman

Vice Chairman

A chattered accountant of worthy note, a consummate business man and industry leader with considerable investments and a career spanning decades in the financial sector.

A psychologist who graduated from the University of Lagos over 20 years in public service.

He is the Chairman of several property companies, and a consummate Business Development Expert. He is a family man with a wife and two children.


Bleneson Services is led by our dynamic MD Engineer Lawson Ngoa, a practicing Civil Engineer with over fifteen years of experience in delivering major engineering projects across various engineering fields including dredging, bridge building, installation and monitoring of oil and gas pipelines and affordable housing construction.

Proven to be a diligent, honest and visionary leader exhibiting a high level of integrity and drive as well as an unshakeable determination to succeed, he is recognized by industry players and sits on the board of trustees in a number of

Managing DirectorENGR. LAWSON NGOA

construction and Engineering firms.

He is a shrewd business man whose passion has built BNSL from scratch and turned it into a leading national civil engineering firm. His drive for fair and affordable housing has led to his engagement as the developer of choice for the Nigeria Police force, the Nigerian Prison Service and Government Ministerial and Parastatal staff.

His “hands on” approach ensures that good relations are maintained between our clients and The Company at all times instilling that same passion in those who work with him.


JOSEPH O. OLATUNJI

Bar. Chidiebere R. Odo

Director Finance/Admin

Executive Director Legal/Company Secretary

Management of organization’s liquidity position. Advice management in the area of money market transactions. Coordinate the preparation of the financial report of The Company. Maintaining all company accounts with other banks.

Management of investment portfolio of The Company. Preparation of annual budget for Bleneson. Funds mobilization.

Called to the Bar in 2004, he has gained vast experience in the areas of corporate governance, real estate and financial services litigation.

He also is an experienced in regulatory compliance and company secretarial services.


DANIEL AGWU KALU

GLADYS RICH-AZUH

Internal Auditor

Head of Human Resources

Carries out pre and post audit assignment for The Company. Ensure compliance and adherence to management policies and procedures.

Carries out special and routine audit on our various sites to ensure compliance with laid down procedures. Prepares audit programs for The Company

Oversees the day to day activities of The Company, usually at the direction of the chief executive.

She excels in delegating tasks and demonstrates exceptional communications skills.


DANJUMA ADAMU Head of Projects

Planning, supervision and monitoring of the following:Project development process. Project management process. Project environmental management. Time management. Project control process. Project preliminary plans.

WALE SANWO Head of Mortgage

Manages and directs the daily activities of the mortgage operations department, oversees all mortgage related lending functions which include sales, support, funding, processing, and closing. Monitors the productivity and budgetary performance of the mortgage unit.

Drives the entire business to ensure financial sustainability, with client centric culture and ensure delivery of high quality client service which further enhances the market position by ensuring efficient delivery of product and proactive services and communication to clients.

Develops and implements policies and procedures to constantly increase efficiency and productivity while reducing processing turnaround times as well as compliance with the bank’s control framework and regulations for the mortgage industry.





ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2014

K. E. ONUOHA & CO.(Chartered Accountants)


BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Emerhor Oghenetega - Chiarman

Dumuje Ibrahim - Vice Chairman

Engineer Lawson Ngoa - Managing Director

Mrs. Blessing Lawson - Director Research and Planning

Joseph O. Olatunji - Director Finance/Admin

Bar. Chidi Odo - Executive Director Legal/Company Secretary

Wale Sanwo - Internal Auditor

Gladys Rich-Azuh - Head of Operations

Danjuma Adamu - Head of Projects

BUSINESS OPERATIONAL OFFICE:

PLOT 2024 Homelux Plaza, Dalaba Crescent, Wuse Zone 5, FCT, Abuja.

AUDITORS:

K.E. ONUOHA & CO.

(Chartered Accountants)

Suite 125, Lozumber Complex, Area 10,, Abuja,

SOLICITOR:

Assurance Solicitors (Legal Practitioners),

No.12 Algiers Streets, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja,

Bishop’s Court, Suite 201/202,

No.4 Harly Street, Old GRA, Port Harcourt, Rivers State .

PRINCIPAL BANKERS:

Zenith Bank PLC,

First City Monument Bank

Fidelity Bank PLC

CORPORATE INFORMATION


The Directors have the pleasure in submitting the audited financial statements for the year ended December 31st 2014.

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES: The Company is principally engaged in the business of Estate Development and Gener-al Contracts. The Company was incorporated as a Private Limited Liability Company on 1stth of July, 2009 with an authorized and fully paid shares capital of 1,000,000 ordinary share of N1.00 each.

SUMMARY OF RESULT 2014 N’000Turnover 2,445 Profit/(Loss) for the year before tax 57Provision for Tax 18 Net profit/ (Loss) for the year after tax 38

DIRECTORS: All members of the Board of Directors as indicated above served during the year.

STATEMENT OF DIRECTORS’ RESPONSIBILITIES The Directors are required by the companies and allied matters Act, 1990 to prepare financial statements which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of The Company as at the end of the financial year and of the profit/loss for the year. They are also to ensure that appropriate accounting policies and applicable accounting standards have been consistently applied and supported by reasonable estimates and prudent judgments.

They ensure that the company keeps accounting records, which disclose with reasonable accuracy the financial position of the company and comply with relevant legislation. They are also to take reasonable steps to safeguard the company’s assets, prevent and detect fraud and other irregularities.

POST BALANCE SHEET EVENTS There are no post balance sheet events which could have material effect on the state of affairs of The Company as at December 31st, 2014.

AUDITORS The Auditors, Messrs K.E. Onuoha & Co has indicated their willingness to continue in office in accordance with section 357(2) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 1990. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD CHAIRMAN

REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2014


Report of the auditors to the memebers of Bleneson Services Nigeria Limited. We have examined the financial statements set out on pages 10 to 13 prepared under the accounting policies set out on pages 8-9 in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards.

Respective Responsibilities of Directors and AuditorsThe Company’s Directors are responsible for the preparation of the financial statements, it is our responsibility to form an independent opinion based on those financial statements and to report our opinion to you.

Basis of OpinionWe conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. An audit includes examination on test basis of evidence relevant to the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. It also includes an assessment of the financial statements and whether the accounting policies are appropriate to the company’s circumstances, consistently applied and adequately disclosed.

We planned and performed our audit so as to obtain all information and explanations which we considered necessary in order to provide us with sufficient evidence to give reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free from material misstatements, whether caused by fraud or any other irregularity or error. In forming our opinion, we also evaluated the overall adequacy of the presentation of the information in the financial statements.

The financial statements are in agreement with the books of accounts, which have been properly kept and obtained the information and explanation we required.

Our Opinion In our opinion the financial statements give true and fair view of the state of The Company’s affairs as at December 31st 2014 and of its Profit/Loss for the year ended on that date and comply with Companies and Allied matters Act 1990 and relevant statues and statements of accounting standard issued by the Nigeria Accounting Standard Board.

K.E ONUOHA & Co.(Chartered Accountants)

K. E. ONUOHA & COChartered Accountants, Tax Practitioners,

Financial & Management Consultants


The following are the significant accounting policies adopted by The Company in the preparation of its financial statements.

BASIS OF ACCOUNTING: The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention.

FIXED ASSETS: These are shown at cost less accumulated depreciation.

DEPRECIATION:Depreciation of fixed assets has been provided for on straight-line basis calculated at the following consistent rates to write off the cost of the fixed assets, over the estimated useful lives at the following annual rates: % Plant & Machinery 10 Computer & Accessories 10 Furniture and office Equipment 10 Motor Vehicles 10 Land and Building 4

STOCK: These are shown at the lower of cost and net realizable value.

Turnover: This represents the invoice value of goods sold and services provided to third parties. Accounts Receivable:Accounts receivables are stated net of provisions for debts that are considered doubtful of recovery.

FOREIGN CURRENCIES: Transactions arising in foreign currencies are recorded in Naira at the rates of exchange ruling at the time they arise. Assets and Liabilities existing in foreign currencies are converted to Naira at the foreign exchange rate ruling at the balance sheet date .Gains and losses arising there from are included in the profit and loss account. PROVISIONS:Provision is recognized where The Company has a present obligation whether legal or constructive as a result of a past event for which it is probable that an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation and a reliable estimate can be made of the amount of the obligation in accordance with the statement of Accounting Standard SAS 23 ‘’Provisions, Contingent Liabilities & Contingent Assets’’.

ACCOUNTING POLICIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2014







BOARD OF DIRECTORS:












AUDITORS:

K.E. ONUOHA & CO.



SOLICITOR:





PRINCIPAL BANKERS:

Zenith Bank PLC,


Fidelity Bank PLC

REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 2015The Directors have the pleasure in submitting the audited financial statements for the year ended December 31st 2015.

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES The Company is principally engaged in the business of Estate Development and General Contracts.

The Company was incorporated as a Private Limited Liability Company on 1stth of July, 2009 with an authorized and fully paid shares capital of 1,000,000 ordinary share of N1.00 each.

SUMMARY OF RESULT 2015 2014 N’000 N’000Turnover 85,760 2,445 Profit/(Loss) for the year before tax 1,598 57Provision for Tax 783 18 Net profit/ (Loss) for the year after tax 814 38



They ensure that The Company keeps accounting records, which disclose with reasonable accuracy the financial position of The Company and comply with relevant legislation. They are also to take reasonable steps to safeguard The Company’s assets, prevent and detect fraud and other irregularities. POST BALANCE SHEET EVENTS There are no post balance sheet events which could have material effect on the state of affairs of The Company as at December 31st, 2015.

AUDITORS The Auditors, Messrs K.E. Onuoha & Co has indicated their willingness to continue in office in accordance with section 357(2) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 1990.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD CHAIRMAN



RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES OF DIRECTORS AND AUDITORSThe Company’s Directors are responsible for the preparation of the financial statements, it is our responsibility to form an independent opinion based on those financial statements and to report our opinion to you.

BASIS OF OPINIONWe conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. An audit includes examination on test basis of evidence relevant to the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. It also includes an assessment of the financial statements and whether the accounting policies are appropriate to The Company’s circumstances, consistently applied and adequately disclosed.



OUR OPINIONIn our opinion the financial statements give true and fair view of the state of The Company’s affairs as at December 31st 2015 and of its Profit/Loss for the year ended on that date and comply with Companies and Allied matters Act 1990 and relevant statues and statements of accounting standards issued by the Nigeria Accounting Standard Board.






BASIS OF ACCOUNTING:The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention.

FIXED ASSETS: These are shown at cost less accumulated depreciation. DEPRECIATION :Depreciation of fixed assets has been provided for on straight-line basis calculated at the following consistent rates to write off the cost of the fixed assets, over the estimated useful lives at the following annual rates: % Plant & Machinery 10 Computer & Accessories 10 Furniture and office Equipment 10 Motor Vehicles 10 Land and Building 4

STOCK: These are shown at the lower of cost and net realizable value

TURNOVER: This represents the invoice value of goods sold and services provided to third parties.

Accounts Receivable:Accounts receivables are stated net of provisions for debts that are considered doubtful of recovery.

FOREIGN CURRENCIES: Transactions arising in foreign currencies are recorded in Naira at the rates of exchange ruling at the time they arise. Assets and Liabilities existing in foreign currencies are converted to Naira at the foreign exchange rate ruling at the balance sheet date .Gains and losses arising there from are included in the profit and loss account. PROVISIONS:Provision is recognized where The Company has a present obligation whether legal or constructive as a result of a past event for which it is probable that an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation and a reliable estimate can be made of the amount of the obligation in accordance with the statement of Accounting Standard SAS 23 ‘’Provisions, Contingent Liabilities & Contingent Assets’’.








BOARD OF DIRECTORS:












AUDITORS:

K.E. ONUOHA & CO.



SOLICITOR:





PRINCIPAL BANKERS:

Zenith Bank PLC,


Fidelity Bank PLC



The Company was incorporated as a Private Limited Liability Company on 1stth of July, 2009 with an authorized and fully paid shares capital of 1,000,000 ordinary share of N1.00 each. SUMMARY OF RESULT 2016 2015 N’000 N’000 Turnover 88,710 85,760 Profit/(Loss) for the year before tax 2,482 1,598 Provision for Tax 889 783 Net profit/ (Loss) for the year after tax 1,593 814


STATEMENTS OF DIRECTORS’ RESPONSIBILITIES The Directors are required by the companies and allied matters Act, 1990 to prepare financial statements which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of The Company as at the end of the financial year and of the profit/loss for the year. They are also to ensure that appropriate accounting policies and applicable accounting standards have been consistently applied and supported by reasonable estimates and prudent judgments.

They ensure that The Company keeps accounting records, which disclose with reasonable accuracy the financial position of The Company and comply with relevant legislation. They are also to take reasonable steps to safeguard The Company’s assets, prevent and detect fraud and other irregularities.



BY ORDER OF THE BOARD

CHAIRMAN





Basis of OpinionWe conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. An audit includes examination on test basis of evidence relevant to the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. It also includes an assessment of the financial statements and whether the accounting policies are appropriate to The Company’s circumstances, consistently applied and adequately disclosed.



Our OpinionIn our opinion the financial statements give true and fair view of the state of The Company’s affairs as at December 31st 2014 and of its Profit/Loss for the year ended on that date and comply with Companies and Allied matters Act 1990 and relevant statues and statements of accounting standards issued by the Nigeria Accounting Standard Board.






BASIS OF ACCOUNTINGThe financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention.

FIXED ASSETSThese are shown at cost less accumulated depreciation.

DEPRECIATIONDepreciation of fixed assets has been provided for on straight-line basis calculated at the following consistent rates to write off the cost of the fixed assets, over the estimated useful lives at the following annual rates: % Plant & Machinery 10 Computer & Accessories 10 Furniture and office Equipment 10 Motor Vehicles 10 Land and Building 4

STOCKThese are shown at the lower of cost and net realizable value

TURNOVERThis represents the invoice value of goods sold and services provided to third parties. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLEAccounts receivables are stated net of provisions for debts that are considered doubtful of recovery.

FOREIGN CURRENCIESTransactions arising in foreign currencies are recorded in Naira at the rates of exchange ruling at the time they arise. Assets and Liabilities existing in foreign currencies are converted to Naira at the foreign exchange rate ruling at the balance sheet date .Gains and losses arising there from are included in the profit and loss account.

PROVISIONSProvision is recognized where the company has a present obligation whether legal or constructive as a result of a past event for which it is probable that an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation and a reliable estimate can be made of the amount of the obligation in accordance with the statement of Accounting Standard SAS 23 ‘’Provisions, Contingent Liabilities & Contingent Assets’’.








BOARD OF DIRECTORS:












AUDITORS:

K.E. ONUOHA & CO.



SOLICITOR:





PRINCIPAL BANKERS:

Zenith Bank PLC,


Fidelity Bank PLC



The Company was incorporated as a Private Limited Liability Company on 1stth of July, 2009 with an authorized and fully paid shares capital of 1,000,000 ordinary share of N1.00 each.

SUMMARY OF RESULT 2017 2016 N’000 N’000 Turnover 95,680 88,710 Profit/(Loss) for the year before tax 974 2,482 Provision for Tax 708 889 Net profit/ (Loss) for the year after tax 265 1,593

DIRECTORSAll members of the Board of Directors as indicated above served during the year.


They ensure that The Company keeps accounting records, which disclose with reasonable accuracy the financial position of The Company and comply with relevant legislation. They are also to take reasonable steps to safeguard The Company’s assets, prevent and detect fraud and other irregularities.



BY ORDER OF THE BOARD

CHAIRMAN





Basis of OpinionWe conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. An audit includes examination on test basis of evidence relevant to the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. It also includes an assessment of the financial statements and whether the accounting policies are appropriate to The Company’s circumstances, consistently applied and adequately disclosed.



Our OpinionIn our opinion the financial statements give true and fair view of the state of The Company’s affairs as at December 31st 2017 and of its Profit/Loss for the year ended on that date and comply with Companies and Allied matters Act 1990 and relevant statues and statements of accounting standards issued by the Nigeria Accounting Standard Board.






BASIS OF ACCOUNTINGThe financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention.

FIXED ASSETSThese are shown at cost less accumulated depreciation.

DEPRECIATIONDepreciation of fixed assets has been provided for on straight-line basis calculated at the following consistent rates to write off the cost of the fixed assets, over the estimated useful lives at the following annual rates: % Plant & Machinery 10 Computer & Accessories 10 Furniture and office Equipment 10 Motor Vehicles 10 Land and Building 4

STOCKThese are shown at the lower of cost and net realizable value

TurnoverThis represents the invoice value of goods sold and services provided to third parties.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLEAccounts receivables are stated net of provisions for debts that are considered doubtful of recovery.

FOREIGN CURRENCIES: Transactions arising in foreign currencies are recorded in Naira at the rates of exchange ruling at the time they arise. Assets and Liabilities existing in foreign currencies are converted to Naira at the foreign exchange rate ruling at the balance sheet date .Gains and losses arising there from are included in the profit and loss account. PROVISIONS: Provision is recognized where The Company has a present obligation whether legal or constructive as a result of a past event for which it is probable that an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation and a reliable estimate can be made of the amount of the obligation in accordance with the statement of Accounting Standard SAS 23 ‘’Provisions, Contingent Liabilities & Contingent Assets’’.



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