Court upholds cancellation of Kenya Power security tender

The High Court has upheld the cancellation of Kenya Power’s Sh1.8 billion security tender after finding that flaws and inconsistencies in the tender document tainted the entire procurement process...

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The High Court in Nairobi has upheld the cancellation of Kenya Power's Sh1.8 billion security services tender, siding with the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board.

The tender, valued at Sh1.8 billion, was initially awarded by Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC).
Key players include the High Court, the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board (PPARB), and Kenya Power.
Justice William Musyoka rejected KPLC's argument that the board lacked jurisdiction to review separate complaints from security companies.

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