Nigerian Content Tower by Max-Migold at NCDMB, Bayelsa
The Nigerian Content Tower is a state-of-the-art office complex that houses the headquarters of the NCDMB, as well as other tenants. It is a key landmark in the region, symbolizing the Board's commitment to local content development within the oil and gas sector.
Scope Of Work
Max-Migold's consultancy services were centered around ensuring the Nigerian Content Tower operated at peak efficiency, leveraging industry best practices for sustainable facility management. The services included, but were not limited to:
FM Audit
HSE Standards
Development of FM Strategy
Technology Integration
Staff Training & Capacity Building
Vendor and Service Contract Management
Energy Management Optimization
The Problem
The newly constructed, 17-story headquarters of a government-owned oil and gas regulatory agency in the Niger Delta—comprising extensive office spaces, a 1,000-seater international conference center, and a multilevel car park—faces significant operational readiness challenges.
Due to the scale and complexity of this facility, including its critical function within the oil and gas sector, the absence of comprehensive operations and maintenance manuals, clear maintenance specifications, as-built drawings, service level agreements, and integrated facility management software could lead to operational inefficiencies, unplanned downtimes, and potential safety risks.
Furthermore, without adequate training for the building users and operations teams, there is an increased likelihood of service disruptions, resource mismanagement, and asset underperformance, jeopardizing the headquarters' role in regulatory operations and stakeholder engagement.
This situation highlights the urgent need for a structured, sustainable solution to ensure readiness and effective handover of this strategic facility.
Results and Impact
The consultancy engagement by Max-Migold resulted in several key improvements:
