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WAT TRADING COMPANY

Procurement record only — not registry-verified. WAT TRADING COMPANY 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.

5

Contracts

1

Gov. buyers

KES 4.9M

Disclosed value

Procurement

Awarding bodies

The government bodies that awarded contracts to WAT TRADING COMPANY.

  • Siaya County Government5

Procurement

Individual contracts

  • Proposed Maintenance of Majengo- Orom- Ogam- Dispensary- Ragak road and Maintenance of Bar Okwiri ring road and bar Okwiri in Yimbo East Ward

    Siaya County Government

    KES 2.3M

  • Proposed Maintenance of Savana- Guok Onyuongo-Imbaya Drift Culvert- Nyabeda- Nyasanda Road and Maintenance of Nzoia- Owako-Ralum Road in Ugunja Ward

    Siaya County Government

    KES 1.8M

  • Proposed Maintenance of Kamon road in North Gem Ward and Grading, murraming and compacting of Rera - Ndiru - Yago road in South Gem Ward

    Siaya County Government

    KES 1.6M

  • PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF UJIMBE MARKET SHADE IN NORTH GEM WARD

    Siaya County Government

    KES 1.4M

  • PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF 4 DOOR PIT LATRINE AT NYENYE MISORI BEACH IN WEST YIMBO

    Siaya County Government

    KES 734K

  • PROPOSED RENOVATION OF EDUCATION'S CECM'S OFFICE IN SIAYA COUNTY

    Siaya County Government

    KES 648K

  • Proposed Tilling of ECDE Block at Jina Primary School in Yala Township Ward

    Siaya County Government

    KES 539K

  • SUPPLY OF 5-SEATER SOFA SET

    National Gender and Equality Comission

    KES 237K

About this record

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