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Contract Award As at March 2020 Tender No RFX 100000346 Tender Description PROVISION OF LABOUR AND TRANSPORT SERVICES/WORKS–-FRAME CONTRACT TENDER 2020-2022 PERIOD - RESERVED FOR YOUTH, WOMEN AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITY AWARDS REPORT Name of Company Registration ADDRESS Names of Directors Telephone Email address of Company Lot No. Contract PIN Number of the Names of members County of Operation Business Permit No. Validity of Tax Certificate No. Number Amount and Company of the Evaluation Compliance Currency Kshs Team P.O. Box Postal Town code Anabra Enterprises Ltd C.149268 104337 00100 NAIROBI Anne Ndunge Wambua 0721661952 [email protected] 1 94,804.00 P051229833H Nairobi 1328524 valid at time of award Liamar Ltd. C.85379 59246 00200 NAIROBI Marsh Pamela Akinyi Mavomba 0721654739 [email protected] 2 90,050.00 P051173499J Nairobi 1085440 valid at time of award Lilian Auma Ronga Jamiri Construction Ltd CPR/2014/129635 102631 00101 NAIROBI James Kingiri Mugure 0721512103 [email protected] 3 105,020.00 P051455011P Nairobi 1024259 valid at time of award Lilian Mugure Kingiri Mephachy Enterprises Limited CPR/2012/75252 3504 00200 NAIROBI Peter Gichingiri Ngari 0720943226 [email protected] 4 107,553.00 P051389819O Nairobi 086493 valid at time of award Swan (K) Limited CPR/2015/204597 1016 00506 NAIROBI Abdirizack Maalim Issack 0707850121 [email protected] 5 111,908.00 P051561757H Nairobi 1546089 valid at time of award Mohamed Amin Said Abdi Reed Africa Ltd CPR/2013/122429 2751 20100 NAKURU Adriano Paul Ong'uti Momanyi 0712997401 [email protected] 6 119,146.00 PO51444571G Nakuru 1479879 valid at time of award Greentech Power Systems Ltd CPR/2015/178087 65693 NAIROBI Michael Mukira Ndirangu 0720377327 [email protected] 7 96 499.20 P051537685Y Nairobi 046752 valid at time of award Lawrence Kiragu Njeri Stajoy Enterprises Ltd CPR/2004/2926 59803 00200 NAIROBI Joyce Wanjiru Komu 0722 619 062 [email protected] 8 129,785.00 P051301700C Nairobi 1478541 valid at time of award J.Warari M.Chege Eco Desh Power Solutions Ltd CPR/2014/138646 452 00100 NAIROBI Esther Mirigo Wachira 0714777502 [email protected] 9 115,704.00 P051475341D Z.Ng'eno Nairobi 1400132 valid at time of award John Ndegwa Wachira J.Kamau J.Otido Contralinks Solution & Services Ltd CPR/2009/11407 61879 00100 NAIROBI Pamela Jeptum Chemelil 0719000000 [email protected] 10 94,243.00 P051312552U K.Mutava Nairobi 1484466 valid at time of award Nelson Murithi Gituma P.Kivindu M.Inoti Gps Limited CPR/2014/130173 17583 00100 NAIROBI Getrude Matilda Wambugah Mwawaza 0722631580 [email protected] 11 96,814.00 P051453717W F.Oluoch Nairobi 1393430 valid at time of award Susan Wakio Mwang'ombe Elizabeth Pauline Mwang'ombe Shadrack Kioko Nzau Astech Company Limited CPR/2015/215636 22135 00400 NAIROBI Leah Nyambura Ngunyi 0720223540 [email protected] 12 120,205.00 P051572583N Nairobi 1519822 valid at time of award Hillary Thuku Gateru Emerging Concept International CPR/2009/2288 20054 00100 NAIROBI Roseline Muthoni Mburu 0722230566 [email protected] 13 127,450.00 P051305006O Nairobi valid at time of award Wamunga Investments Ltd CPR/2012/73002 37598 00100 NAIROBI Ruth Njeri Wambiri 0720451554 [email protected] 14 105,060.00 P051388130D Nairobi 99969 valid at time of award Peter Kairu Wambiri Wellbucks Construction & General CPR/2014/162006 4555 20100 NAKURU Peter Mwangi Gikeri 0703935404 [email protected] 15 127,290.00 P051510646X Nairobi 48634 valid at time of award Supplies Ltd Susan Nyambura Mbugua Fronline International Ltd CPR/2013/110144 6360 00200 NAIROBI Caroline Wambui Kathuri 0722980709 [email protected] 16 127,450.00 P051440201F Nairobi 1474759 valid at time of award Anabra Enterprises Ltd C.149268 104337 00100 NAIROBI Anne Ndunge Wambua 0721661952 [email protected] 17 95,464.00 P051229833H Nairobi 1328524 valid at time of award Tender No RFX 100000346 Tender Description PROVISION OF LABOUR AND TRANSPORT SERVICES/WORKS–-FRAME CONTRACT TENDER 2020-2022 PERIOD - ALL BIDDERS AWARDS REPORT Name of Company Registration ADDRESS Names of Directors Telephone Email address of Company Lot No. Award Amount PIN Number of the Names of members County of Operation Business Permit No. Validity of Tax Certificate No. Number in the Lot Company of the Evaluation Compliance P.O Box Postal Town Team Code Astron Enterprises Ltd CPR/2011/53735 41633 80100 MOMBASA Douglas Kinyua Muthamia 0722841049 [email protected] 18 155,629.24 P051367248K MOMBASA ARN-AAA03FW7 valid at time of award Josephine Mwende Mutiso Kastech Limited C.119533 41633 80100 MOMBASA Francisca Ndinda Muange 0722412518 [email protected] 19 141,790.00 P051193142P MOMBASA C.119533 valid at time of award Stephen Muange Mutua Madisina Enterprises CPR/2012/80562 60291 00200 NAIROBI Madina Shakila Hassan 0733434981 [email protected] 20 103,746.00 P0513854217 NAIROBI 1285274 valid at time of award Ventricks Enos Muyukha Stanley Vulimu Ndeda Camelbel Communications Ltd CPR/2016/220124 256 70300 MANDERA Abdifata Daud Abdi 0726426092 [email protected] 21 105,563.00 P051575255Z MANDERA 2142170 valid at time of award Abdikarim Daud Abdi Acebay Limited CPR/2015/219679 84612 80100 MOMBASA John Musyoki Mbithi 0721914873 [email protected] 22 126,625.00 P051577722M MOMBASA 19108 valid at time of award Benjamin Mbuvi Moko Mashtech Engineering & Supplies Limited CPR/2009/5894 22417 00400 NAIROBI Sahara Issack Ali 0712359070 [email protected] 23 138,550.00 P051305602Q NAIROBI 1254801 valid at time of award Musa Abdullahi Sheikh Abestos Limited CPR/2015/217248 856 80100 MOMBASA Janet Muendi Musingi 0722438371 [email protected] 24 126,624.00 P051577097A MOMBASA ARN-AAA05GI9 valid at time of award Justus Titus Kimanzi Vuli Investment Company Limited CPR/2010/31174 1270 30200 KITALE Lilian Wanjala Wabwile 0703892633 [email protected] 25 117,674.00 P051405972L Kitale 1479796 valid at time of award Otengo Musa Vunyinda Robmak Trading Co. Kenya Limited CPR/2013/106443 4755 01000 THIKA Caroline Wamuyu Karuiru 0721774064 [email protected] 26 134,560.00 P051444599S THIKA 098954 valid at time of award Robert Maina Waihenya J.Warari M.Chege Salsabil Enterprises BN/2015/397256 68843 00602 NAIROBI Abdikadir Ahmed Ali 0733280492 [email protected] 27 95,050.00 A006312212V NAIROBI 1198120 valid at time of award Z.Ng'eno Abdihakim Olat Dahiye J.Kamau J.Otido Safe Roads Construction Ltd CPR/2012/90241 78189 00507 NAIROBI Abdifatah Abdi Adan Birkan 0723000000 [email protected] 28 139,539.00 P051407379Q NAIROBI 1502455 valid at time of award K.Mutava Hassan Hussein Hassan P.Kivindu M.Inoti Hasmad Cargo Limited 140,244.00 C.139662 11618 00400 NAIROBI Hussein Mohamed Hassan 0717553555 [email protected] 29 P051202036K F.Oluoch NAIROBI 1466303 valid at time of award Tipex Builders Limited C.47367 53049 00100 NAIROBI Agnes Wangare Thande 0722521829 [email protected] 30 109,140.00 P051111048F NAIROBI 115364 valid at time of award David Githumbi Thande Padaa Enterprises Limited CPR/2014/139936 37560 00100 NAIROBI Abdirizack Mohamed Nur 0706206010 [email protected] 31 140,500.00 P051466247S NAIROBI 1493890 valid at time of award Libinstar Enterprises Limited PVT-7LUXXV3 529 70300 MANDERA Adan Ibrahim Mohamud 0711000000 [email protected] 32 182,110.00 P051664795Y MANDERA 1514764 valid at time of award Abdille Hussein Dahir Magic Industries Limited CPR/2011/64128 83 00507 NAIROBI Mohamed Rashid Hassan 0723000000 [email protected] 33 141,287.00 P051376490P NAIROBI 1461734 valid at time of award Adan Abdi Birkan Dibnu Investments Limited CPR/2013/100966 48063 00100 NAIROBI Bishar Yussuf Sheikh 0723430490 [email protected] 34 143,488.00 P051418872R NAIROBI 000192 valid at time of award Noor Dibit Adan Zeigham Enterprises Ltd CPR/2012/80198 11618 00400 NAIROBI Hafsa Sheikh Nuh 0721412517 [email protected] 35 164,244.91 P051394648J NAIROBI 1480060 valid at time of award Hussein Mohamed Haji Osoit Limited CPR/2012/87154 3123 00506 NGONG HILLS Maijo Matayia Ole Keiwua 0716755502 [email protected] 36 181,581.00 P051408984V NGONG HILLS 1520228 valid at time of award Winfred Wangui Golden Logistics Ltd CPR/2009/808 534 60200 MERU Raymond Mwandiki Nyaga 0722877720 [email protected] 37 79,500.00 P051244863F MERU 289815/2019 valid at time of award Faith Kajuju Murithi Thomas Murithi Ikunyua Tapyse Limited CPR/2012/84320 464 00518 NAIROBI Sammy Mwangi Ngoiyo 0735998360 [email protected] 38 117,466.00 P051400331I NAIROBI 1400748 valid at time of award Julia Wairimu Wanyoike Maureen Wangari Mwangi Mercedario Contractors Ltd CPR/2012/86346 5667 00100 NAIROBI Nicholas Kiambati Muruingi 0722260406 [email protected] 39 73,500.00 P051644364L NAIROBI 1447198 valid at time of award Woof Enterprises Ltd C.142157 6793 00300 NAIROBI Jeremiah Mirithu Muta 0722583836 [email protected] 40 124,050.00 P051205703Q Nairobi 1231785 valid at time of award Justus Mugambi Thuranira Eminent General Contractors Ltd CPR/2013/113730 7517 01000 THIKA Wilfred Mbundi Mugira 0710307080 [email protected] 41 76,330.00 P051442793K THIKA 067249 valid at time of award Gilbert Murithi Mucheke Kayline Limited CPR/2012/67598 20573 00100 NAIROBI Caroline Lucia Musangi 0717817010 [email protected] 42 126,641.00 P0513820637 NAIROBI ARN-AAA07HC2 valid at time of award Nelson Musingi Mwanza Burhani Engineers Limited C.31050 21111 00505
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