Segment 7 Phc Ring Road Driving Progress

Segment 7 of the Port Harcourt Ring Road is a critical infrastructure project designed to enhance transportation networks, reduce traffic congestion, and foster economic growth. By connecting key regions within Port Harcourt and surrounding areas, this project strengthens access to vital commercial and residential zones, reflecting the government’s commitment to improving urban mobility and regional development.

Enhancing Connectivity and Development

The Opobo Ring Road project is a significant infrastructure initiative in Rivers State, Nigeria, aimed at enhancing connectivity and fostering socio-economic development in the Opobo/Nkoro Local Government Area. This 7-kilometer road, complemented by three bridges, encircles Opobo Town, providing residents with improved access and mobility. Empowering People with economic opportunities and enhanced trade.

Rumuakali–Eberi Omuma Road Enhancing Access

The Rumuakali–Eberi–Omuma Road is a transformative infrastructure project in Rivers State, aimed at boosting regional connectivity, supporting economic activities, and improving access to rural communities. By linking Etche and Omuma LGAs and extending toward Abia State, the project underscores the government’s commitment to inclusive growth and sustainable development across the state.

Transforming Rivers State Fire Service

The revamped headquarters is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and facilities, aiming to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of fire emergency responses across Rivers State. aiming to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of fire emergency responses across Rivers State. Strengthening the capacity and readiness of fire emergency services across Rivers State.

Enhancing Public Procurement Standards

We engaged in a strategic discussion on standardizing public procurement regulations in our state, emphasizing best practices, transparency, and efficiency. Additionally, we conducted a peer review to refine processes and procedures, ensuring alignment with industry standards and fostering accountability. Upholding best practices while promoting transparency and responsibility.

Enhancing Transparency & Efficiency

The Rivers State Bureau on Public Procurement (RSBOPP) recently organized a workshop aimed at strengthening procurement processes, ensuring transparency, and enhancing compliance with regulatory standards. The event provided stakeholders with insights into best practices, policy updates, and strategies for effective public procurement in Rivers State.

Elele-Egbeda-Omoku Road Driving Progress

The Elele-Egbeda-Omoku Road project stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of His Excellency and the State Government to infrastructural development. This strategic intervention is improving connectivity, enhancing economic activity, and uplifting communities along the corridor. The initiative reflects a forward-thinking governance approach focused on delivering impactful and lasting change across the state.

Advancing Development Across the State

The administration of His Excellency has ushered in a new era of transformation in Rivers State through strategic, people-focused projects. From infrastructure and healthcare to education and economic empowerment, the government’s initiatives are reshaping the state’s landscape and improving the quality of life for its citizens. These developments reflect a clear vision, purposeful leadership, and a deep commitment to inclusive growth.

Our Mandate

To set standards, regulate, monitor and oversee public procurement in Rivers State to ensure transparency, accountability, competition, economy, fitness for purpose and achieve value for money.

To deliver value to Rivers People by building integrity into government contracting and procurement process.

A State with public procurement culture rooted in integrity and delivering value for money at all times.

About Us

Core Services

RIVERS STATE PUB. PROCUREMENT LAW

Rivers State Public Procurement Law No.4 of 2008. The Law was enacted to sanitize the public procurement space in the State. Click to download

CONTRACTORS REGISTRATION

RSBoPP is required to maintain a database of vendors. Vendors are hereby requested to register on this portal with valid documentations

PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTS

Procurement documents have been prepared by the RSBoPP for use by Procuring Entities in accordance with PPL No. 4, 2008. Click to download

Supporting Entities Via Workshops

RSBoPP provides technical hands-on training through periodic workshop for all procuring entities across the state, this training covers implementation of Puplic Procurement Laws, Procurement plans, methods, documentations and NOC among others.