Kenya Awards Digital Services Export Strategy Contract Under Digital Economy Acceleration Project
28 Jan 2026
IntroductionKenya has taken another major step in strengthening its digital economy after awarding a key consultancy contract under the Kenya Digital Economy Acceleration Project (KDEAP). The contract, focused on the development of a Digital Services Export Strategy, has been awarded to Sigmund Peak International Limited, a Nairobi-based firm, following a competitive international procurement process. The award was officially notified on 5 January 2026 and published on 8 January 2026.Contract DetailsThe contract falls under Project ID P170941, financed through IDA Credit No. 72890, and was procured using the Quality and Cost-Based Selection (QCBS) method.Contract value = KES 50.46 millionDuration = 9 monthsScope = Development of a national Digital Services Export Strategy to position Kenya as a regional and global digital services hubProcuring entity = ICT Authority of Kenya (ICTA)Procurement reference = KE-ICTA-422440-CS-QCBSSigmund Peak International achieved a combined evaluation score of 97.65, comfortably surpassing the minimum qualifying score of 75, with particularly strong results in methodology, key personnel, and local participation.Entities InvolvedThe winning bidder, Sigmund Peak International Limited, is headquartered in Nairobi and is wholly Kenyan-owned, with beneficial ownership held by Kennedy Nyambega Ombuki and Charles Momanyi, each controlling at least 25% of shares or voting rights.Other evaluated bidders included GFA Consulting Group GmbH (Germany) and Advantech Consulting Limited (Kenya). Firms from the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates were disqualified due to non-responsiveness and late submission, respectively.Significance of the ContractThis awarded tender is strategically important for Kenya’s digital transformation agenda. The Digital Services Export Strategy is expected to guide policy, attract foreign investment, enhance skills development, and expand Kenya’s footprint in global digital trade, including IT-enabled services, outsourcing, and innovation-led exports. The project aligns with national goals under the Digital Economy Blueprint and Vision 2030.ConclusionWith the contract now awarded, implementation activities are expected to commence promptly, setting the stage for policy recommendations, stakeholder consultations, and actionable roadmaps. The initiative reinforces Kenya’s position as a leading digital economy in East Africa and highlights the growing role of government contracts and procurement news in shaping the country’s innovation-driven growth.#KenyaContractAward #KenyaTenderResults #DigitalEconomyKenya #GovernmentProcurementKenya #AwardedTenders #ICTConsultingKenya #WorldBankProjectsKenya #DigitalServicesExport #PublicSectorContracts #ProcurementNewsKenya
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Kenya Bureau of Standards Awards KES 1.32 Million Contract for Sample Control Items
08 Dec 2025
Zurita Company Limited has been given a contract by the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) to supply sample control items. The award, which was given out on November 27, 2025, will help KEBS uphold standards enforcement and quality control throughout its operations from November 27 to December 2, 2025.Contract SpecificsUnder reference KEBS/QUOTE/175/24/25, the contract, valued at KES 1,322,734, was obtained via a Request for Quotations (RFQ) procedure. The necessary sample control items will be delivered to KEBS by Zurita Company Limited, located in Kiamumbi Estate on Tel Aviv Road, within the allotted time.Organisations Taking Part Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) is the buyer. Zurita Company Limited is the winning supplier. Method of Procurement: Request for Quotations Duration of Contract: November 27–December 2, 2025 Value of Contract: KES 1,322,734 Importance of the AgreementThis agreement guarantees that KEBS has the sample control items required to effectively perform quality assurance, product testing, and compliance monitoring. Kenya's framework for enforcing standards is strengthened, and operational effectiveness is supported by timely procurement.Regarding the ProviderKenyan supplier Zurita Company Limited specializes in office supplies, laboratory supplies, and quality control supplies. The business has expertise in meeting procurement standards while providing clients in the public and private sectors with high-quality products.In conclusionNow that the contract has been signed, Zurita Company Limited will support KEBS's quality control and operational efficiency initiatives. This award demonstrates KEBS' emphasis on openness, local supplier involvement, and the value of trustworthy procurement in the provision of public services.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Kenya - KenyaTenders KenyaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Kenya Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Kenya at KenyaTenders Find all Kenya government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on KenyaTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Kenya with KenyaTenders - the KenyaTenders portalKenyaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Kenya #Kenya #KenyaBureauOfStandards #ContractAward #TenderResults #AwardedTendersKenya #SampleControlItems #StateCorporationContracts #RequestForQuotations #GovernmentContractsKenya #LocalSuppliersKenya #ProcurementNews #QualityControlKenya #KEBSTenders #PublicProcurementKenya
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Kenya Bureau of Standards Awards KES 1.52 Million Contract for Stationery Supplies
08 Dec 2025
The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has awarded a contract to Samuhaul Enterprises Limited for the supply of assorted stationery. The award, issued on November 27, 2025, will support KEBS operations from November 27 to December 3, 2025, ensuring smooth administrative functions across the organisation.Contract Details The contract, valued at KES 1,518,996, was procured under a Request for Quotations (RFQ) process with reference KEBS/QUOT/402/24/25. Samuhaul Enterprises Limited, based in Syokimau Estate, Katani, will deliver the required stationery materials within the stipulated period.Entities Involved Purchaser: Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Winning Supplier: Samuhaul Enterprises Limited Procurement Method: Request for Quotations Contract Duration: November 27 - December 3, 2025 Contract Value: KES 1,518,996 Significance of the Contract The supply of essential stationery ensures uninterrupted office operations at KEBS, supporting administrative efficiency, regulatory compliance, and quality standards enforcement. By awarding to a local supplier, KEBS also promotes Kenyan businesses in public procurement.About the Supplier Samuhaul Enterprises Limited specialises in office supplies and logistics services. The company has experience delivering high-quality stationery products to both government and private sector clients across Kenya.Conclusion With the contract finalised, Samuhaul Enterprises Limited will contribute to the seamless administrative functioning of KEBS. This award highlights the importance of transparent procurement practices and local supplier engagement in supporting government institutions.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Kenya - KenyaTenders KenyaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Kenya Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Kenya at KenyaTenders Find all Kenya government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on KenyaTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Kenya with KenyaTenders - the KenyaTenders portalKenyaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Kenya#Kenya #KenyaBureauOfStandards #ContractAward #TenderResults #AwardedTendersKenya #StationerySuppliesKenya #StateCorporationContracts #RequestForQuotations #GovernmentContractsKenya #LocalSuppliersKenya #ProcurementNews #OfficeSuppliesKenya #KEBSTenders #PublicProcurementKenya
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