Supply blocks at scale.

Valid Certificate of Incorporation or Business Name Registration issued by the CAC, confirming legitimate ownership and registered business premises.

Government-verified identity of the managing director registered with CAC.

Bank account name matching the registered entity name for automated payment when customer makes payment.

Execution of the standard Blucindustry Manufacturing Agent Service Agreement governing production tolerances, pricing integrity, and order fulfillment.

Calibrated electric or hydraulic table vibrators capable of sustained high-frequency slurry compaction for uniform density across every single mold.

High-precision steel molds for 9-inch solid, 9-inch hollow, and 6-inch partition blocks with crisp 90-degree plumb lines and uniform wall thickness.

Strict prohibition of manual wooden hand-ramming or hand-tamping, which creates porous centers and premature structural fracturing.

Regular inspection of eccentric vibration weights, electric motor bearings, and mold plates to prevent deformed or tapering block profiles.

Clean, appropriate sand suitable for concrete block production and free from excessive dirt, clay, organic matter, or other unwanted materials.

Suitable cement (preferably Dangote) should be properly stored and protected from moisture to maintain its quality before being used in production.

Cement and sand should be measured according to the required mix in the Agent Agreement document for the specific block type being produced.

Materials must be thoroughly mixed to ensure the blocks are of good quality. This uniformity is critical for consistent block strength and quality.

Freshly produced blocks should be watered regularly during the curing period to help maintain the moisture needed for proper cement hydration.

Agents should have an appropriate area where freshly produced blocks can be safely arranged, watered, and protected during curing.

Blocks must be given the required curing time as stated in the Agent Agreement document before they are prepared for supply.

Blocks must not be knowingly supplied in a freshly molded or inadequately cured condition.

The agent should have an appropriate working environment with enough space for block production, handling, curing, and storage.

Agents must be able to arrange transportation and deliver accepted supplies to the site provided by the customer.

Blocks should be handled and loaded carefully to reduce unnecessary damage during preparation and supply to the customer

Approved agents receive access to the Blucindustry Agent App where they can view and manage supplies assigned to their business.

Eligible customer supply requests can be received through the app with details such as block type, quantity, site location, and requested delivery date.

Agents would update the supply status as the blocks move through production and preparation for dispatch.