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EXPORT-HYDRO PUMP AND SERVICES (AFRICA) LIMITED

Procurement record only — not registry-verified. EXPORT-HYDRO PUMP AND SERVICES (AFRICA) 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.

6

Contracts

4

Gov. buyers

KES 201M

Disclosed value

Procurement

Awarding bodies

The government bodies that awarded contracts to EXPORT-HYDRO PUMP AND SERVICES (AFRICA) LIMITED.

  • Athi Water Works Development Agency3
  • KASNEB1
  • Murang’a University of Technology1
  • Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency1

Procurement

Individual contracts

  • DEVELOPMENT OF GROUNDWATER SOURCES WITHIN AWWDA AREA – AF: LOT 7-Drilling and Equipping of 10 No. Boreholes and Construction of Associated Water Distribution Networks

    Athi Water Works Development Agency

    KES 79.7M

  • DEVELOPMENT OF GROUNDWATER SOURCES WITHIN AWWDA AREA – AF-LOT 5 - Drilling and Equipping of 8 No. Boreholes and Construction of 4 No. Elevated Steel Water Tanks with Associated Water Distribution Networks

    Athi Water Works Development Agency

    KES 60.1M

  • DEVELOPMENT OF GROUNDWATER SOURCES WITHIN AWWDA AREA – AF: LOT 1-Drilling and Equipping of 6 No. Boreholes and Construction of 3 No. Elevated Steel Water Tanks with Associated Water Distribution Networks

    Athi Water Works Development Agency

    KES 48.7M

  • Equipping and civil works for Pesi primary school borehole in Nyandarua County

    Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency

    KES 5.0M

  • Drilling, Development and Test Pumping of a Borehole in Murang'a University of Technology in Murang'a County

    Murang’a University of Technology

    KES 4.2M

  • DRILLING AND DEVELOPMENT OF ONE PRODUCTION BOREHOLE

    KASNEB

    KES 3.6M

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