Government vendor
MATRIX VISION SYSTEMS LIMITED
Procurement record only, not registry-verified. MATRIX VISION SYSTEMS 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.
12
Contracts
8
Gov. buyers
KES 41.1M
Disclosed value
Procurement
Awarding bodies
The government bodies that awarded contracts to MATRIX VISION SYSTEMS LIMITED.
- South Nyanza Sugar Company Limited3
- Kenya Institute Of Mass Communication2
- Kenya Revenue Authority2
- Insurance Regulatory Authority1
- State Department of Livestock1
Procurement
Individual contracts
- KES 15.4M
PROVISION OF 3 YEAR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACT FOR INTEGRATED BOARD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(i board)
Kenya Revenue Authority
- KES 12.1M
PROVISION OF LIVESTOCK INSURANCE SERVICES FOR THE KENYA LIVESTOCK INSURANCE PROGRAM
State Department of Livestock
- KES 5.1M
Procurement of a Three (3) Year Annual Maintenance Contract for iBoard Management System
Kenya Revenue Authority
- KES 2.3M
Tender For Supply, Installation, Configuration and Implementation of a Board Management System
Kenya Universities and Colleges central placement service
- KES 1.8M
SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Kenya Institute Of Mass Communication
- KES 1.8M
SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Kenya Institute Of Mass Communication
- KES 1.2M
Supply of system/application user licences and system maintenance
The Meru National Polytechnic
- KES 385K
Supply of I Pad Air
The East African Portland Cement Company
- KES 347K
Supply of I-Pads for Board directors
South Nyanza Sugar Company Limited
- KES 234K
PROVISION OF COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE OF CCTV AND ACCESS CONTROL
Insurance Regulatory Authority
- KES 180K
Provision of e-board solution training for new board members
South Nyanza Sugar Company Limited
- KES 92K
Supply of Ipad chargers for directors
South Nyanza Sugar Company Limited
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