Government vendor
Elite Emarlands Limited
Procurement record only, not registry-verified. Elite Emarlands Limited 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.
4
Contracts
2
Gov. buyers
KES 1.8M
Disclosed value
Procurement
Awarding bodies
The government bodies that awarded contracts to Elite Emarlands Limited.
- Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization3
- Agriculture and Food Authority1
Procurement
Individual contracts
- KES 1.1M
Branding of AFA motor vehicles
Agriculture and Food Authority
- KES 315K
SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIALS TO REPAIR HOUSE NO KARI/11/G/309 - KALRO FCRC KABETE
Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization
- KES 259K
SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIALS TO REPAIR HOUSE NO KARI/11/G/309 - KALRO FCRC KABETE
Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization
- KES 121K
Supply of Building Materials for KALRO Show Stand at Jamuhuri Park
Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization
Network
Vendors connected to Elite Emarlands Limited
Other vendors that won contracts from the same government bodies, the procurement network around Elite Emarlands Limited.
- M/S ELITE OFFICE SUPPLIES LTD2 shared buyers · 4 awards
- Ismax Security Limited2 shared buyers · 2 awards
- HUALANI VENTURES1 shared buyer · 18 awards
- BENALISON COMPANY LTD1 shared buyer · 17 awards
- SHARPSPACE LTD1 shared buyer · 15 awards
- Samaru Enterprises1 shared buyer · 12 awards
- Vibrant Solutions1 shared buyer · 10 awards
- Integrated Supplies and Consultancy Limited1 shared buyer · 9 awards
About this record
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