Government vendor
Dignity Traders Ltd
Procurement record only, not registry-verified. Dignity Traders Ltd appears as a supplier in Kenya’s public government-contracting data, but is not matched to an official company registry (Fylings does not yet hold the Kenyan company registry). Treat it as a lead to investigate, not a confirmed company.
9
Contracts
7
Gov. buyers
KES 84.7M
Disclosed value
Procurement
Awarding bodies
The government bodies that awarded contracts to Dignity Traders Ltd.
- Kenya Maritime Authority2
- Kenya National Highway Authority2
- KISEB1
- COMMODITIES FUND1
- Teachers Service Commission1
Procurement
Individual contracts
- KES 43.2M
PROPOSED OFFICE FIT OUT FOR KMA TOWERS- IP CCTV SURVEILLANCE-ACCESS CONTROL-IP PABX AND STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM INSTALLATION WORKS)
Kenya Maritime Authority
- KES 14.8M
Supply, Installation and Commissioning of Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) Infrastructure and devices at HQ, Corridors and Regions.
Kenya National Highway Authority
- KES 11.0M
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF LAPTOPS FOR NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION
National Police Service Commission
- KES 7.4M
Supply, Delivery and Installation of Local Area Network at TSC Offices at various
Teachers Service Commission
- KES 2.7M
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF 18NO. LAPTOPS, 13NO. UPSS, 3NO. PRINTERS AND 2NO. TABLETS
Kenya Maritime Authority
- KES 2.2M
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF VARIOUS ICT ITEMS
Kenya Institute for Public Policy and Research and Analysis
- KES 2.0M
Provision of One Year Quarterly Maintenance Servicing and Repair of ICT
Kenya National Highway Authority
- KES 1.2M
SUPPLY, INSTALLATION, AND TESTING OF MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 LICENSES (BUSINESS BASIC & STANDARD) & KASPERSKY ANTIVIRUS (ENDPOINT SECURITY FOR BUSINESS SELECT
COMMODITIES FUND
- KES 131K
REQUEST FOR QUOTATION FOR SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF A POWER BACKUP (UPS)
KISEB
- KES 23K
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF NETWORKING MATERIAS
Multimedia University of Kenya
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