Comprehensive onboarding roadmap, statutory checklists, and 4-phase engagement framework for prospective Meter Asset Providers partnering with Kaduna Electric.
If initial Supply Chain Management (SCM) criteria are incomplete, the applicant will receive official notification requiring all outstanding documents to be resolved within Ten (10) business days to preserve quota allocation.
Initial EOI, documentation packs & technical vetting
Prospective MAP officially transmits a formal EOI letter addressed to the MD/CEO of Kaduna Electric.
The MAP Project Office issues a formal response letter attaching the comprehensive MAP Application Form.
Supply Chain Management (SCM) issues a detailed RFI checklist verifying statutory, technical, and financial criteria.
Provisional quotas & regulatory operating permit
SCM issues a signed Provisional Engagement Letter stating assigned feeder zones and single/3-phase quantities.
The Applicant submits the Engagement Letter to NERC as a prerequisite for their official MAP Operating Permit.
Applicant deposits certified copies of the approved NERC Permit and Engagement Letter with SCM to finalize registration.
Rollout schedules, legal sign-off & data keys
SCM requests detailed area office rollout matrices, installation schedules, and certified expert CVs.
SCM submits the complete appraisal dossier and contract approval request to the MD/CEO and Chief Legal Adviser.
The Legal Directorate executes the formal Metering Service Agreement (MSA), issuing the Final Engagement Letter.
Customer deployment, telemetry & continuous monitoring
The MAP Office convenes a kick-off meeting with Executive Management, releasing customer data and API keys.
The Registered MAP mobilizes certified technicians to commence smart meter installations and token initialization.
A Joint Monitoring Committee transmits weekly deployment reports to the CEO and conducts monthly SLA audits.
Submit your formal Expression of Interest to the Supply Chain Management directorate or view standard MAP meter pricing schedules.