AGM Construction and Civil Works Corporate Profile

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AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited (ACCW) is a well positioned multi-faceted
engineering in Nigeria, According to our purpose; we are mobilized in the execution of
construction projects of every nature, other engineering services and works both public
and private, within Nigeria as well as the undertaking of any operation related to the
wider construction scope.
The high technical know-how level of ACCW was acquired through a very wide range
of successfully completed projects covering various technical fields, such as
transportation works and building works and electrical works.
ACCW vision is to be widely recognized throughout Nigeria as a leader in providing

high quality, innovative construction management and general engineering services.
As a result of its performance and expertise in the fields of commercial, office and
industrial projects, the company has become well known as a "Developer's Contractor".
Grant provides in-depth management services including Market Study and Economic
Analysis, Site Evaluation and Acquisition, Design and Cost Control (Value
Engineering), Agency Coordination and Turn-Key Construction.
ACCW has developed and constructed Shopping Centres, Medical Facilities, Bank and
Office Building projects, and other types of commercial buildings. Services include
New Construction, Renovation, Design/Build Tenant Finish, Contract Maintenance,
Systems Maintenance, Repairs and Design.
As a full service contractor we can provide all electrical construction services from
conceptual design, through construction to annual maintenance.
AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 1

Our Mission Do it Right

There is an old adage that says, "if something is worth doing, it's worth doing right."
Simplistic? Not to us. Since opening our doors, ACCW has continually strived to do things
only one way - the right way
To demonstrate honesty and integrity in all matters. To be cooperative and flexible in our
dealings with customers, employees and suppliers. To aim for excellence, accepting only
quality workmanship from ourselves and our associates. To make customer service our number
one priority - doing whatever it takes to complete all work on schedule and to full customer
satisfaction. To build a company based on team spirit and high morale, being proud of what
we do and how we do it
Corporate Governance Structure
The ACCW basic principles of corporate governance are to establish corporate ethics
at the same time as developing its business, to secure the fairness, transparency and
appropriateness of its decision-making processes through a system of internal checks,
and to safeguard risk management and compliance.
Corporate Governance Structure
The Board of Directors, which consists of 5 directors, makes decisions on important

matters relating to corporate management and supervises the work of the directors and
corporate officers. The creation of the role of corporate officer in June 2005 has
revitalized the Board of Directors and has enabled its decisions to be implemented in a
timelier manner by separating management and execution functions.
The Management Council, which meets twice a month, discusses in an open and
expeditious manner important matters to be submitted to the Board of Directors. The
Management Council, which consists of the full-time directors, discusses management
strategies, basic policies and other important management issues in a flexible manner.
In order to allow for the publication of important management issues, a Full-time
Executive Meeting, attended by directors and officers, is held periodically.
The Board of Corporate Auditors consists of three auditors, two of whom are external
appointees. Auditors participate in Board of Directors meetings and other important
meetings and monitor the directors in the performance of their duties to improve
management transparency.

Risk Management
At ACCW, we will neither conceal information nor be stained, act negligently or be

selfish. We will detect latent risks and deal with them before they manifest themselves.
Should any such risk manifest itself, we will minimize the resulting damage and loss.
Risk Registration Book to Manage Various Risks
A companys business activities involve latent risks that may make the continuation of
business impossible. Risk management is very important and is indispensable to the
ongoing business activities of a company.
Until last year, we used a risk map to manage risk. In fiscal 2006, the Risk
Management Committee drew up a risk registration book in which risks are ranked in
accordance with the potential loss amount and the probability of occurrence in order to
provide an overview of such risks to the heads of the various risk management
sections. This risk registration book is now used to prioritize risks and manage risks
more effectively.

Innovation
Plants, Equipment and Technology

ACCW commitment to innovation is exemplified by our extensive network of
sophisticated plants employing the latest technologies, and our state-of-the art
equipment fleet expertly managed by our plants, equipment and technology
department.
Our fleet includes specialized concrete pavers, earth moving scraper fleet, excavators,
cranes, rock trucks and slip-form equipment. Our plant network consists of several
fixed and portable asphalt plants and two processing and recycling operations. We
manage a network of portable concrete and asphalt plants that allow us to offer
customized and continuous on-site service, wherever our customers projects may be
located across the country.
Quality Control
ACCW Quality Control Department has taken an innovative approach to quality
management, where services are provided on an integrated basis across two functional
areas. The Engineering group (Quality Control Administrators) ensures compliance
with our internal quality management system throughout the project lifecycle. The
Technical group leads through innovative designs in asphalt and Portland cement
concrete mixtures and rigorous process control methodologies. This integration results
in a superior quality product and service mix offered to our customers.
Sustainable Development
Our commitment to Sustainable Development is illustrated across every aspect of our
operations: from employing the best construction practices and building materials, and
continuous monitoring of our environmental performance, to recycling and reducing
the disposal of rubble (concrete and asphalt) in landfills, and adhering to world class
standards in providing a safe and a healthy work environment for our employees.

ACCW industry leading recycling technologies allow us to turn asphalt and concrete
rubble coming from construction projects into recycled granular products that extend
the life of our natural resources, and provide our customers with a wide range of
dependable and economical green" alternatives to primary aggregates.
We also partner with customers and project owners to develop onsite "green" recycling
solutions for disposal and recycling of rubble resulting from the rehabilitation and
redevelopment of existing structures.
Environmental Management
ACCW is committed to sustainable development, to responsible stewardship of the
natural environment and to the protection of human health. The Company recognizes
the environmental implications of its activities as well as its responsibility to conserve
clean air, pure water, land and natural resources while optimizing the use of
technology and pursuing the achievement of economic objectives.
Our Core Environmental Management System (EMS) & Environmental Management

Plan (EMP) that is applied to all construction activities. On major projects the EMS
& EMP is customized to address special or unique environmental issues.
Health and Safety

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is our first priority. We are committed to
providing a safe and healthy working environment for all our employees,
subcontractors and the public. ACCW has an established Health, Safety and
Environmental Department whose objective is to provide support in all aspects of
health and safety related to field and administrative operations.

ENGINEERING SERVICES BOUQET

DISASTER PREVENTION
Slope Protection
Rock Slope Failure Prevention
Retaining Wall Structure
Temporary Anchor Works
Rock Slope Diagnosis
Liquification Prevention Measures
Structure Diagnosis
Landslide Prevention Measures

Landslide Prevention Measures (LPM) works is offered by ACCW with its technical
expertise and excellent field practice. ACCW slope stabilization methods are excellent.
Our Join Rock Method is one of our unique techniques developed for prevention of rock
fall at the steep dangerous hill by grouting the bonding material into the cracks and
joints.
Diagnosis of Slope
Slope diagnosis is our original technique using a combination of Thermal Infrared
Image Photography and resonance phenomenon. Slope surface will than be zone
mapped by degree of its quality. The countermeasure designs are conducted based on
this diagnosed map which enables economical and reliable application.

Countermeasures for Liquefaction

Jet grouting is a ground improvement method for reinforce underground layers. It
enables reinforcement of underpinning, excavation support, soft soil and/or
liquefacable soil stabilization, ground water control and pollution management. Clean
Jet Method reduces amount of cement, time and slurry than conventional jet grouting
which allows you for more economic and environment-friendly operation for soil
stabilization.
Schematic drawing of Clean Jet Method
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERAVATION
Greening Works
River & Shore Embankment Protection
Water Purification
Industrial Waste Recycling
Ground Improvement
Foundation Treatment of Waste Disposal Site
Destruction and reduction of natural environment, noise and vibration at urban area,
soil contamination, water pollution. In the 21st century, human being faces thousands
of environmental problems. Acquisition of technology for conservation and restoration
of environment will become the social needs. The company works on a role of
development and progress of eco-technology - restoration of ecosystem and greening,
purification of polluted rivers and lakes, curbing construction waste.
Conservation of Natural Landscape

Concrete structure became the most popular construction material in the 20th century
for its advantage of stiffness, long-lasting, applicability and economical features. But
in recent years, these features are not always versatile -i.e., weakness against shear
strength, surface weathering, less harmonize with surrounding landscape.

GEOFIBER is the answer for boring concrete surface and its structural disadvantage.
Core technology of GEOFIBER, the continuous fibre reinforced soil, gives pseudo
cohesion, erosion resistance, permeability and increases residual strain to the sandy
material with multi filament fibre. Together with soil nailing and surface vegetation,
it gives a perfect protection to the rock face and a plant growth base. GEOFIBER will
be the most advantageous method for the next century for conservation and restoration
of natural environment.
Multi-Filament Polyester fibre for GEOFIBER Bio-anchor-plant root and fibre
Foundation Treatment of Waste Disposal Site

Stringent pollution control is required for the construction of waste disposal site as the
contaminated water may spill away from the site. ACCW technology for ground
improvement, seepage control works is applied to protect the surroundings from the
soil and ground water contamination.
MAINTENANCE AND RENOVATION
Slope Reinforcement
Drainage Pipe Upgrade
Concrete Structure Upgrade
Reinforcement of Existing Structure
Diagnosis and Investigation for Concrete Structure

Pipe Renewal System (Underground Drainage Pipe Upgrade)

Thousands of degraded drainage pipes exist under cities in the country. Although the
seepage and blockage occur at the underground, maintenance and renovation of
drainage pipes are not easy.
Pipe renewal system is a method for fully upgrading the old drainage system with
minimum cost and space. It follows old drainage structure, and upgrade the drainage
at once as soon as the area is drilled. Temporary drainage system allows continuous
flow without any interruption.
Pipe Renewal System is a convenient method for upgrading drainage system not only
for the limited urban space but also for economic way to rehabilitate infrastructure.
Lightweight Nailing Machine Shear Bolts at Slope Surface SFRC

Repair and Upgrade Shotcrete Slopes - ReSP

Conventional method for degraded old concrete was to rip off the shotcreted surface
followed by new application of shotcrete. During this exercise huge amount of concrete
chip was produced and occupy the road during its application. ReSP is a method using
steel reinforced concrete and shear bolts to cover and reinforce old shotcreted surface.
Social infrastructure will become superannuated after a couple decades. The structures
constructed under the period of high economic growth have exceeded their expected
life. Degradation and erosion of these structures has become a social problem. It is
expected that Japanese policy will move toward maintenance and renovation phase
rather than building new infrastructure. ACCW technology for maintenance and
renovation is based on high technology for foundation. With its research and
development for new technology and utilizing our experience, ACCW contributes for
the healthy function of infrastructure in use.

RECYCLING
Reuse of Construction Waste

Reuse of Logged Tree
Water Purification
Industrial Waste Recycling
Lifestyle based on mass production, mass consumption, and mass disposal is over.
Recent public focuses on recycling society with a low impact on the environment and
reuse and/or reduce resources and energy. Therefore, ACCW is active on creation of
technology for reduction of environmental burdens by minimizing the production of
industrial wastes. For the realization of zero emission society, methods of not only low
cost for but also low impact on environment are under development.
Reuse of Waste
Huge amount of construction waste is produced at the project site of land reclamation
and development. Reuse of construction waste material is essential for minimizing the
environmental burdens. Construction wastes such as soil, mud and dredge soil are
processed to physically stable material by adding chemical admixture. For
solidification, dehydration, and contamination cleanup, the system will provide
required treatments at the project site.

Utilization of By-Product at Construction Site

Wide range of methods prepared for the creation of vegetation base material at project
site. At dam site preparation, most of soils, rocks, plants and trees remain unused.
Disposal of these materials is not only expensive practice for costs wise but also gives
burden to the environment. ACCW prepares the following methods to change these
materials into vegetation base material by nature of treating material. The method
gives not only low cost project operation but also an ecological solution for the future.
OTHER FIELD OF ACTIVITIES
Municipal Engineering
Road, Bridge, Dam, Shore Protection, Waterproof and Sewerage, Land Development
for Housing, Tunnel, Revegetation, Pollution, Pipe Jacking and Shield.
Grouting
Dam Grouting, Tunnel Grouting and Shield Grouting.
Piling
Benoto Piling, Earth Drill Piling, Reverse Piling.
Reinforcement Works and Foundation

Chemical Grouting, Jet Grouting, Lime Pilling, Sand Drainage Works, Deep Well and
Well Point.
Slope Protection Works and Vegetation Works

Fibre Soil Revegetation, Shotcreting Works and Landslide Prevention Works.

Landslide Protection Works

Steel Tube Piling, Drainage Well Works, Retaining Wall Works, Drainage Shaft
Works, Research and Survey.
Anchoring
Permanent Anchor, Temporary Anchor and Removable Anchor
Survey, Geological Survey and Design

Topographical Survey, Laboratory Test, Geological Investigation, Drilling, Sounding,
Analysis, Counter measure Design
Applied Engineering
Large Diameter Drilling, Deep Piling, Well Construction, Hot Spring Prospecting and
Geothermal Development
Repairing and Structural Improvement Architecture

Office Building, Hall, Restaurant, Institute, Factory, Housing (2X6 Method),
Development and Redevelopment
Construction Consultants
Soil and Foundation, Hydraulic Power, Shore Protection, Geology, Road and
Highway, and Agricultural Engineering Works

Corporate Social Responsibility Information Framework
Corporate Philosophy
"To contribute to the development of a flourishing environment that enables harmony between
people and nature". With this our guiding principle, and through constant improvement of
technologies, we aim to supply safe and high quality construction products, and so be
instrumental in providing an advanced and rich infrastructure
Further, we will endeavour to assist global preservation through active participation in

pollution prevention and conservation.
CSR Promotion Framework
ACCW is creating a framework in which all staffers, from top management to ordinary
employees, are able to fulfil their roles in society.
Quality Control
We created the framework shown in the chart below. In the first year, we have focused
on getting directors and employees involved in activities. There are four pillars
supporting the activities of the entire company:
Compliance
Promotion of risk management
Promotion of communication with stakeholders
Contribution to the community
The head office, branches and affiliates have their own targets designed to ensure that
such activities are conducted in an energetic manner.

What We Can Do for Society?
Listening to the voices of our stakeholders, at ACCW we always ask ourselves, what is
required of us? We will live up to peoples expectations and evolve along with society.
For Customers
For the Community
For the Employees

For Customers
In an effort to provide services that satisfy our customers and end users, we will
continuously improve our technical capabilities and pioneer innovative technologies.
Quality Control
Our quality control system has been fine tune continuously over the years. Since then,
we have been upgrading our system to ensure the quality of our construction products
and improve our processes, from taking orders through construction/production to
delivery and after-sales support.
Quality Policy
1. Ensuring Quality & Improving Brand Image:

The quality of our products must satisfy our customers and end users. We must
enhance our technology (especially PC technology) to create more user-friendly
and durable products that can be used for a long time.
2. Awareness Building for CSR:

We must conduct our business activities in compliance with laws and social
norms and enhance management transparency. We must build relationships of
trust with local residents and contractors through the appropriate management
of construction sites.
3. Safety Awareness:
We must create a corporate culture in which safety is accorded the highest
priority and workers feel free to point out safety issues. On the basis of such a
corporate culture, we will follow safe working procedures to eliminate accidents
from our workplaces.

For the Community
We will support the sustainable development of communities through our construction

activities and place an emphasis on communication with people in such communities.
Cleaning the Areas Surrounding Our Offices and Construction Sites

The understanding and cooperation of local residents is indispensable to our business.
We will cooperate with local residents to make the streets cleaner. We are engaged in
cleanup activities around our construction sites.
Construction Site Websites

We will in the near future develop construction site websites to disclose information
about the purpose of the construction project, construction details and construction
schedules on a timely basis for the benefit of local residents.
Participation in local event

Buildings and other structures built by ACCW will become part of the culture of their
local communities. We wish to co-operate with local citizens to facilitate the handing
down of local culture to children.
Emergency Disasters
Our mission is to build disaster-resistant infrastructure. In the event of a disaster, we
will do our utmost to help victims. We will actively take part in disaster-prevention
activities and strengthen our cooperation with local communities.

For Employees
We must make our workplaces more attractive-safer and more rewarding to all
employees.
1. Safety control
Safety first-this is the primary responsibility of the Company as a member of the
construction industry. We will make every effort to make our workplaces safer in
cooperation with our contractors and partners
2. Safety policy
Safety first. Eliminate accidents.
3. Targets
No accidental deaths: frequency rate below 0.5

No accidental falls
No accidental machinery rollovers
4. Employee training
In order for each one of our employees to develop his/her ability and to work in a
better workplace, we provide various forms of training for our employees. We hold
training sessions on human rights for managers and the following training sessions to
raise employee skill levels.

Action Guidelines
No. 1 Harmony with Society
1. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall respect human
rights, cultivate character, cooperate with one another, act responsibly, actively
contribute to society and build good relations with local communities.
2. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall be committed to
technological development and shall endeavour to rationalize and improve
construction methods and productivity to provide high-quality construction products
at reasonable prices.
3. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall place the highest
priority on human life, and shall promote safety awareness and improve working
conditions to eliminate accidents.
4. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall promote recycling
and the efficient use of resources to preserve the natural environment.
5. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall engage in fair and
transparent competition from a global standpoint and refrain from dumping practices
that deplete the resources of the construction industry. The Company and its affiliates
shall cooperate with contractors and material suppliers on an equal footing to improve
and rationalize production systems.
No. 2 Observation of Regulations
1. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall abide by all laws
and regulations and observe social norms in their daily lives.
2. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall refrain from any
act that may impede the fairness of bidding for construction work. They shall
participate in training sessions both inside and outside the Company to cultivate a
spirit of compliance with laws and regulations.
3. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall refuse to associate
with gangsters and other antisocial organizations and shall not comply with any
demand they make in accordance with the spirit of the Anti-gangster Law. The
directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall stand firm in the face

of unreasonable demands from gangster organizations in close cooperation with law

enforcement authorities.
4. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall maintain fair and
transparent relations with politicians and political parties in accordance with the
spirit of the Political Funds Control Law, the Public Offices Election Law and other
related laws.
No.3 Transparency of Corporate Accounting
1. The directors and employees of the Company and its affiliates shall adhere to
appropriate accounting treatments and refrain from making illegal payments or
adopting irregular practices to maintain the soundness of corporate accounting
practices. They shall make political donations strictly within the applicable legal
framework.
Compliance
ACCW has been making efforts to maintain corporate soundness by complying with
the Action Guidelines to enable the Corporate Philosophy to be achieved. In fiscal
2006, the CSR framework was established. Compliance is the foundation of our CSR
framework.
In-house Help Network
We have established our in-house help network CSR Counselling Office which finds
and resolves compliance issues to enable the Group to cope with latent risks.
When an issue is disclosed, the person who reports it will be protected against any
adverse consequences. An investigation into the cause of the issue will then be carried
out. In the course of this process, the Risk Management Committee and the
Compliance Committee will take the necessary measures to ensure that the self-
purifying power of ACCW functions most effectively.

Training
A sense of ethics on the part of individual employees is important for compliance. We

have developed a diversity of training programs to meet the needs of a wide range of
jobs in the construction industry. These programs are distributed via the
videoconference system to all branches and offices in Japan to make it possible for
many employees to receive training.
In addition, employees in administrative positions have to receive further compliance

training by way of e-learning.
1st Half 2nd Half

Training on the Antimonopoly Act for sales Compliance training
representatives
Training on the Antimonopoly Act for directors

What We Can Do for the Global Environment
We will reduce the environmental impact of our operations to achieve sustainable

development and contribute to the harmony of man and nature. The development of
environmentally friendly technologies is the foremost mission of ACCW.
Environmental Policy
Environmental management system
Development of environmentally friendly technologies
Environmental Policy
At ACCW, we are aware that our operations have an impact on the global
environment. We believe it is our duty to improve our environment on a continuous
basis.
On the basis of the fundamental principle of contributing to the creation of a healthy

environment in which man and nature live in harmony, we will actively engage in
pollution prevention and environmental conservation activities. We will contribute to
sustainable development and the protection of the global environment through the
following activities:
1. Compliance with environmental laws and regional agreements
2. Efforts on construction sites and in factories
Reduction of CO2 emissions

Reduction of noise, vibration and dust pollution
Reduction of waste and increased recycling
Communicating with local communities and cooperating in the preservation of
the local environment
3. Designing and proposing structures that coexist with nature with a longer life,
resource savings and energy conservation in mind
4. Development of environmentally friendly technologies
5. Conservation of energy and natural resources in our daily operations, as well as

green procurement

6. Publicizing our environmental policy through employee training and our

approach to contractors
We will set environmental targets, review the results and continuously improve our
efforts
Environmental Management System (EMS)
The characteristics of our EMS are set out below.
1. Environmental Conservation Activities
Significant environmental aspects (operations that may have a large impact on

the environment) are studied at the head office and communicated to branches.
Significant environmental aspects are revised at our branches, taking into
account regional environmental regulations, etc., and are communicated to
individual sites.
Significant environmental aspects are revised again at our sites, taking into
account local factors, and environmental conservation activities are initiated on
the basis of such environmental aspects.
2. Management Review
The branch manager periodically reviews the results of environmental

conservation activities and gives instructions on how to improve such activities.
The Chief Executive Officer reviews the results of branch activities and branch
managers instructions and gives instructions on the kinds of environmental
conservation activities that the Company should focus on.

Development of Environmentally Friendly Technologies

The characteristics of our EMS are set out below.
AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited carries out all its research and development
in line with the company's basic principle - "To contribute to the development of a
flourishing environment that enables harmony between people and nature" - and in response
to the demands of society, that technology should aid conservation and reduce burden on the
environment. In particular, pre-stressed concrete (PC) technology, with its outstanding
resource saving properties and durability, is useful not just in bridge construction, but also
building construction and underground works. We aim to be a construction company with the
special characteristic of having this PC at our core.

Environmentally Aware Design R & D
Research and development of the PCaPC method
Research and development is being carried out on pre-cast (prefabrication) method

factory manufacture of concrete columns and beams, and of PC combined design
(PCaPC method) for building construction.
1. Conservation Effect
The concrete columns and beams, floors and walls that make up the frameworks
of buildings are manufactured in factories, and because of this pre-casting
(prefabrication) of building parts, it is possible to greatly reduce the amount of
waste material generated at these construction sites compared to older sites
Because a large number of the same concrete parts are manufactured in

factories, it is possible to make concrete moulding frames from reusable,
recyclable steel, reducing the required amount of plywood and so helping to save
the tropical forests
By combining pre-stressed concrete, which uses high strength concrete and PC

steel, with isolation and earthquake control systems, it becomes possible to
design highly durable, high quality buildings

Development of PC Girder Using Super High Strength Mortar
Development of the DUCSS Beam Method
At our company, we used silica fume cement as a binding agent for high strength
concrete in cement, and developed the DUCSS Beam Method.
1. Conservation Effect
Silica fume is produced as a by-product of the manufacture of ferrosilicon or

ferrosilicon alloy, as the raw material fluorite reaches about 2000 and some of
the gas emission is collected in extractors.
The DUCSS Beam Method uses silica fume cement, and the water cement ratio
is low at less than 20%. This means it has outstanding neutral resistance,
resistance to freezing and melting, and resistance to chloride ion penetration. It
consequently has excellent durability and allows structures a much longer
lifespan.
Silica fume microscopic photograph Load test for DUCSS Beam Method beam

Development of Towers made of Ultra Intensity Fibre Reinforced Mortar
Development of duck poles
Antennae must be set up to facilitate the use of cellular phones. While in urban areas
antennae can be set on the roofs of high buildings, in rural areas where there are no
high buildings it is necessary to build 30 m-high towers on which to place antennae.
In the past, steel pipes were used to build such towers. We have developed pre-stressed
concrete towers (duck poles), which are made of ultra-intensity fibre-reinforced
mortar. Duck poles parts are manufactured separately and assembled on site to be
erected as towers. Duck poles provide durable, aesthetic and cost-effective antenna
towers.
Antenna tower made using steel pipes Duck pole towers Structure of a duck pole
Environmental safety
1. Duck poles last for more than 100 years without maintenance because they are made
of ultra-intensity fibre-reinforced mortar, which is both salt and frost-resistant.
2. Duck poles are slimmer than steel towers because of the strength of the material used,
enabling them to blend in more with the scenery.

Risk Management
At ACCW, we will neither conceal information nor be stained, act negligently or be

selfish. We will detect latent risks and deal with them before they manifest themselves.
Should any such risk manifest itself, we will minimize the resulting damage and loss.
Risk Registration Book to Manage Various Risks
A companys business activities involve latent risks that may make the continuation of
business impossible. Risk management is very important and is indispensable to the
ongoing business activities of a company.
Until last year, we used a risk map to manage risk. In fiscal 2006, the Risk
Management Committee drew up a risk registration book in which risks are ranked in
accordance with the potential loss amount and the probability of occurrence in order to
provide an overview of such risks to the heads of the various risk management
sections. This risk registration book is now used to prioritize risks and manage risks
more effectively.

Local Content Policy

Local Content is defined as the quantum of composite value; either added to or created
in the Nigerian economy through a deliberate utilization of Nigerian human resources,
material resources and services in the construction, engineering, exploration,
development, exploitation, transportation, procurement in relation to services and
products offered in the construction industry. We strive to achieve it without
compromising internationally accepted quality, health, safety and environmental
standards.
Strategies For Local Content Include:
Implement local content policy as approved by the Nigerian Government
Comply the achievement of targets set for the various sectors in the activities
for construction companies/industries in the policy document
Encourage partnering and strategic alliances between international and local

companies based on legally binding
Domesticate project execution; starting from Engineering, Procurement

Construction (EPC), Front End - Engineering Design (FEED) and Geological
and Geophysical (G&G) studies, Site Surveys, Environmental Impact
Assessments (EPAs), etc.
Contact
Abba-Gana Mohammed
Tel : 080 3514 5747

Email: aesem05@gmail.com
Mobile: 0803 408 0782
Email: abba_gm@yahoo.com

Profile of Key Management Personnel

Shettima Muhammed - Chief Executive Officer: Shettima Muhammed is the majority
owner of AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited and has been in the commercial
construction industry for many years, 7 years of them as ACCW founder and Chief
Executive Officer. His development and construction resume includes the construction
of aircraft maintenance facilities, large commercial industrial parks, manufacturing
and warehouse facilities, mini-storages, mixed use urban office complexes, and retail
centers. With his broad range of construction experience, Shettima brings the
knowledge and perspective necessary to direct the development and successful outcome
of every ACCW project.
Muhammeds success as a leading local contractor is based on a commitment to

teamwork and a sincere interest in helping his clients achieve their objectives. As
CEO, Shettima provides leadership in setting goals, process and direction for ACCW.
Shettima Muhammed is a graduate of the University of Maiduguri, with a degree in

B.Sc Business Administration (Banking & Finance) and courses in Construction
Management. He has a diverse background in Strategic Management, as well as sales and
marketing. Mallam Muhammed continues to be ultimately accountable for all corporate
decisions and policy development at ACCW.
He is also currently Chief Executive Officer of Flash Networks Limited and Moon
Rock Nig. Limited the companies are into the provision of services and products in
Information, Communication & Technology (ICT) and general contracts/supplies
respectively.

Dr. Abba Gana Muhammed Chief Technical Officer: Ph.D Cardiff University, UK.
MS.c, UMIST. UK. B.Eng, Civil Engineering - Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University,
Bauchi, Nigeria. While with WYG in Bristol, He was responsible for managing an
earthworks monitoring project for Network Rail. Other duties included the production
of the approval in principle document (Form A) and detailed design of the
strengthening works for the St. Germans station footbridge, design of the repair work
for Liskeard viaduct, supervision of brick repair works for Severn Tunnel, and design
of the pivot for the trestle of the St. Anns link way bridge in Gloucester.
He was also engaged by the Sani Mustapha & Associates, Consulting Engineers on a
part time basis for the supervision of the construction of the Sharia Court
headquarters building complex as well as the Primary Education Board headquarters
building adjacent to each other along Kano road in Maiduguri. He was also involved in
the design of the 12 storey, Bank of the North headquarters building in Abuja, now
Unity Bank Plc headquarters. His duties also included other design work on the two
projects in Maiduguri.
Dr. Muhammed joined the ACCW team since inception. His responsibilities as ACCW
Chief Technical Officer providing direction and leadership on ACCW most complex
and multi-phased industrial, manufacturing, processing, distribution, renovation,
urban retail, and office projects.
His years of experience in the construction industry and practical approach to project
management and field supervisory responsibilities provides strong, consistent and
creative support to ACCW project teams at all levels of the company. His
responsibilities include oversight of all project staffing, scheduling, quality control,
subcontractor relations and dispute resolution. Essentially, all aspects of successful
project delivery.
Dr. Muhammed sits on ACCW Board of Directors and lives in Abuja with his wife and
their two lovely daughters.

Company Secretary/Chief Legal Officer - Folusho Akinnigbagbe: LLB Law University of

Maiduguri, Nigeria. Is responsible for corporate regulatory direction and other related
decision making policies.
Director, Engineering & Operations - Mohammed Gumel: B.Sc Computer

Communications, University College Northampton. M.Sc High Speed Networks &
Distributed Systems, Oxford Brookes University all in the U.K. His primary
responsibilities are directing the Companys technical activities, operations and
transmission along with principal oversight of outside plant maintenance operations.
Mohammed Gumel brings more than 10 years of commercial and industrial project
management experience to his position as Director, Engineering & Operations at AGM
Construction & Civil Works Limited. He oversees the management and integration of
companywide field and office activities. Armed with practical knowledge of the
construction process, Gumel provides strong support to field managers and office staff.
Gumels contributions most often include value-engineering, client and contract
administration, job cost control, pre-construction services, and daily supervision of
project start-up and close-out concerns.
Chief Financial Officer - Umar Hamza: B.Sc Accountancy, University of Maiduguri,

Nigeria. Is responsible for corporate direction and decision making policies. His
primary responsibilities are directing the Companys overall sales and marketing
activities.
Director, Human Resources - Zanna Muhammed: Responsibilities include developing and

implementing recruiting and training programs and processes, as well as the direction
of the Human Resources Department. This role encompasses all aspects of personnel
services within the company, including compensation, staffing, and HR planning,
among others.
Director, Quality Assurance & Control - Fillius Osubor: He holds a HND in Graphic
Design from the Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi in Edo State and an MBA from the Lagos
Sate University, Lagos. His outstanding contributions to the creative department of
then Casers Advertising saw him elevated from a Visualiser to Group Head within a
period of less than two years. Mr. Osubor ensures that we produce no substandard job,
from conceptualization and design to planning and finishing. He is married with
children.

Track Type Backhoe (1)

Articulated Truck (5)
Asphalt Cutter (1)
Backhoe Loader (2) Motor Grader (2)

Hydraulic Excavators (2)
Motor Grader (2) Pulverizers (2) Track Loader (2)
Track Loader (2) Vibratory Soil Compactors (2) Wheel/Bull Dozers (3)
Wheel/Bull Dozers (3) Cherry Picker Truck (2) Wheel Scraper (2)

Work Experience
Deployment, installation and configuration network radios, for Voice, Data and Multimedia for MTN
Communications Nigeria Limited in Maiduguri
Deployment, installation and configuration network radios, for Voice, Data and Multimedia for
Vmobile in Kaduna
Vmobile in Yola
Communications Nigeria Limited in Taraba
Communications Nigeria Limited in Yola
Communications Nigeria Limited in Gombe
Vmobile in Abuja
Communications Nigeria Limited in Lafia
Construction, Installation and configuration of Wireless broadband wireless Base Stations and access
Radios Vmobile in Kaduna
Radios Vmobile in Keana
Radios Vmobile in Biu
Radios Vmobile in Riyom
Radios Vmobile in Abaji
Construction of telecommunications duct manholes and handholes for Vmobile and MTN
Repairs carried out maintenance on telecommunication ducts for NiTEL in Kaduna and Maiduguri
Contract for installation, testing and commissioning of Optic Fibre linking the Chief Executive Officer,
Chief Financial Officer and Chief Technical Officer Blocks at the corporate headquarters of MTel. Wuse
II, Abuja
Contract for installation, testing and commissioning of optic fibre cable link between Celtel Mobile
Switching Centre (MSC) and Glo Mobile Switching Centre (MSC) all in Wuse II spanning a distance of
1000 metres (1km)

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YOBE STATE FADAMA COORDINATION OFFICE

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST AS A SERVICE PROVIDER

Pre-qualification Requirements Documents

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited: 2009

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited

ACCW vision is to be widely recognized throughout Nigeria as a leader in providing

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 1

Our Mission Do it Right

Corporate Governance Structure

Corporate Governance Structure

The Board of Directors, which consists of 5 directors, makes decisions on important

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 2

At ACCW, we will neither conceal information nor be stained, act negligently or be

Risk Registration Book to Manage Various Risks

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 3

Plants, Equipment and Technology

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 4

Our Core Environmental Management System (EMS) & Environmental Management

Health and Safety

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 5

ENGINEERING SERVICES BOUQET

Landslide Prevention Measures

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 6

Countermeasures for Liquefaction

Schematic drawing of Clean Jet Method

Conservation of Natural Landscape

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 7

Multi-Filament Polyester fibre for GEOFIBER Bio-anchor-plant root and fibre

Foundation Treatment of Waste Disposal Site

MAINTENANCE AND RENOVATION

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 8

Pipe Renewal System (Underground Drainage Pipe Upgrade)

Lightweight Nailing Machine Shear Bolts at Slope Surface SFRC

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 9

Repair and Upgrade Shotcrete Slopes - ReSP

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 10

Reuse of Construction Waste

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 11

Utilization of By-Product at Construction Site

OTHER FIELD OF ACTIVITIES

Reinforcement Works and Foundation

Slope Protection Works and Vegetation Works

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 12

Landslide Protection Works

Survey, Geological Survey and Design

Repairing and Structural Improvement Architecture

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 13

Corporate Social Responsibility Information Framework

Further, we will endeavour to assist global preservation through active participation in

CSR Promotion Framework

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 6

What We Can Do for Society?

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 7

1. Ensuring Quality & Improving Brand Image:

2. Awareness Building for CSR:

AGM Construction & Civil Works Limited 8

For the Community

We will support the sustainable development of communities through our construction

Cleaning the Areas Surrounding Our Offices and Construction Sites

Construction Site Websites

Participation in local event