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TENDER NOTICE – 70 NEW Ttis TENDER NOTICE – 70 NEW TTIs REPUBLIC OF KENYA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STATE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (NCB) The Government has identified a goal to facilitate the growth of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in line with Vision 2030. The overall goal of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MOEST) is to provide equal access to quality education irrespective of socio-economic status. This is in recognition that education has a critical role in preparation of Kenyans to meet requirements of a middle income knowledge-based economy by the year 2030. The Government of the Republic of Kenya has therefore established a budget line towards construction of the various Proposed Technical Training Institutes (TTIs). It is intended that part of the proceeds of these funds will be applied to eligible payments under contracts for Construction of the various Proposed TTIs in Kenya. The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, now invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for the Construction of the various Proposed TTIs in Kenya as follows:- 1) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Mumias East Constituency – Kakamega County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/1/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Sang’alo I.T. 2) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Likuyani Constituency – Kakamega County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/2/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Shamberere TTI 3) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Navakholo Constituency – Kakamega County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/3/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Kisiwa TTI 4) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Sirisia Constituency – Bungoma County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/4/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Kisiwa TTI. 5) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Webuye West Constituency – Bungoma County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/5/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Matili TTI 6) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Gatundu South Constituency – Kiambu County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/6/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – KIST. 7) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Limuru Constituency – Kiambu County) Tender No. MOEST/TVET/7/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – KIST. 8) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the TENDER NOTICE – 70 NEW TTIs proposed Technical Training Institute in Molo Constituency – Nakuru County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/8/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Laikipia University. 9) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kuresoi South Constituency – Nakuru County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/9/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – O’llessos TTI. 10) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Bahati Constituency – Nakuru County. Tender No. MOEST/TVET/10/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution –KTTC. 11) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kuresoi North Constituency – Nakuru County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/11/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Bureti TTI. 12) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Igembe South Constituency – Meru County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/12/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution –Kiirua TTI. 13) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Tigania East Constituency – Meru County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/13/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Meru TTI 14) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kuria West Constituency – Migori County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/14/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Rongo University College 15) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Awendo Constituency – Migori County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/15/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Mawego TTI 16) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Mandera North Constituency – Mandera County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/16/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution –NEP TTI 17) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kitui South Constituency – Kitui County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/17/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Wote TTI 18) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Seme Constituency – Kisumu County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/18/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Siaya IT. 19) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kasipul Constituency – Homa Bay County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/19/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – RIAT 20) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kabondo Kasipul Constituency – Homa Bay County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/20/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – RIAT 21) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kandara Constituency – Murang’a County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/21/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Muranga University College 22) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Likoni Constituency – Mombasa County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/22/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Mombasa TTI 23) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Turbo Constituency – Uasin Gishu County Tender No. TENDER NOTICE – 70 NEW TTIs MOEST/TVET/23/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Rift Valley Technical Training Institute. 24) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kapseret Constituency – Uasin Gishu County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/24/2015-2016 – Mentoring institution – Rift Valley Technical Training Institute 25) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Loima Constituency – Turkana County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/25/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Matili TTI 26) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Turkana North Constituency – Turkana County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/26/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Matili TTI 27) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Narok South Constituency – Narok County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/27/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Nairobi TTI 28) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Emurua Dikirr Constituency – Narok County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/28/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – PC Kinyanjui TTI 29) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Ugunja Constituency – Siaya County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/29/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Bondo TTI 30) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Kiminini Constituency – Trans Nzoia County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/30/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Matili TTI. 31) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Cherangany Constituency – Trans Nzoia County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/31/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Ziwa TTI. 32) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed Technical Training Institute in Tinderet Constituency – Nandi County Tender No. MOEST/TVET/32/2015 -2016 – Mentoring institution – Kaiboi TTI. 33) Proposed erection and completion of twin workshop, classrooms and offices block (2-storey) for the proposed
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