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Development of Hostel Facility and Lecture Hall Complex at Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) — Ghana

Ghana · Greater Accra Region · Accra Metropolitan · Social infrastructure

Overview

The Development of Hostel Facility and Lecture Hall Complex at Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) is a proposed public-private partnership in the Greater Accra Region intended to expand student accommodation capacity. Ghana's Ministry of Finance includes the project in its official 2026 PPP pipeline.

The latest Ministry of Finance annual PPP report describes a six-storey, three-block student residence with capacity for 2,436 beds. The project uses a Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Maintain structure with an 11-year concession. Procurement is solicited and the project remained at procurement stage in the government's 2026 pipeline.

The Ministry of Finance reports an estimated project cost of GH¢193.67 million. No verified secured financing, financing sought, financial close, private partner or construction start date is disclosed in the latest official PPP sources reviewed.

Key project information

Official name
Development of Hostel Facility and Lecture Hall Complex at Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU)
Status
Procurement stage
Current phase
Procurement / pre-procurement
Country
Ghana
Location
Greater Accra Region
District
Accra Metropolitan
Sector
Social infrastructure
Project structure
Public-private partnership · DBFOM
Procurement method
Solicited
Concession period
11 years
Estimated project cost
GH¢193,669,850
RicherFin project ID
017e4a12-89af-4585-9479-c9f6a20511b7
Ghana PPP Portal record
93
Last official portal update
12 Feb 2026

Financing

Under the DBFOM structure, the private-sector component is expected to include project financing alongside design, construction, operation and maintenance. The latest Ministry of Finance PPP report estimates the project at GH¢193.67 million but does not disclose a financing package, secured or sought financing, debt/equity allocation, government contribution, grants or financial-close date.

Total project cost
GH¢193,669,850
Financing structure
DBFOM public-private partnership
Financing status
No detailed financing package publicly disclosed