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Kenya Tenders Report · Oct–Dec 2025

Q4 2025: 6 tenders, 4 buyers.

What Kenya's public buyers, private companies and development partners put out to tender between Oct and Dec 2025, counted from the notices published on this site; award values from the contract awards PPRA publishes. Free to quote with a link.

tenders published
6
tenders published
procuring entities
4
procuring entities
reserved (AGPO, youth, women, PWD)
66.7%
reserved (AGPO, youth, women, PWD)
counties named
1+
counties named

Published by month

By the date the notice was published, Nairobi time.

  1. 3Oct
  2. 1Nov
  3. 2Dec

Kind of notice

Supplier registration windows and EOIs are counted apart from tenders proper.

  1. Tenders6

Who was buying

  1. Public sector6

By category

A tender naming two categories counts in both. Each links to the open tenders in that category today.

  1. Building works2 · 33.3%
  2. Consultancy and training2 · 33.3%
  3. Repairs and maintenance1 · 16.7%
  4. Roads and civil works1 · 16.7%
  5. Stationery and printing1 · 16.7%

By county

The twenty counties named most, plus 0 notices naming no county (national or at the buyer's headquarters).

  1. Nairobi6

By kind of buyer

From the buyer directory: county governments, parastatals, ministries, hospitals, schools, NG-CDF and the rest.

  1. State corporations (parastatals)5
  2. Universities, colleges and schools1

Reserved tenders

4 of 6 (66.7%) were reserved under AGPO for youth-, women- or PWD-owned firms. The law asks for 30% of procurement budgets, not 30% of notices, so read this as a floor on opportunity, not a compliance score.

  1. AGPO (any group)3
  2. Youth1

The busiest buyers

By notices published in the quarter. Follow any of them and we tell you the day the next one is posted.

  1. Kenya Rural Roads Authority3
  2. Anti - Doping Agency of Kenya1
  3. Kenya School of TVET1
  4. Social Health Authority (SHA)1
Every buyer, with their record

What awards were worth

1,269 contract awards dated in the quarter, 1,248 with a published value. Median, with the middle half of awards (25th to 75th percentile). Source: PPRA.

CategoryAwards25th pctMedian75th pctTotal
Goods699KSh 114KKSh 458KKSh 1.49MKSh 4.03B
Works294KSh 2.36MKSh 3.44MKSh 4.97MKSh 10.71B
Services276KSh 102KKSh 380KKSh 1.68MKSh 1.49B
  1. Goods, median awardKSh 458K
  2. Works, median awardKSh 3.44M
  3. Services, median awardKSh 380K

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Method: every notice with status published and a publication date in the quarter (Nairobi time), from the Public Procurement Information Portal (tenders.go.ke, run by the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority), World Bank procurement notices (CC BY 4.0) and buyers who list with Tendakazi. A notice naming several categories or counties is counted once in each. Awards: Source: PPRA, from its published OCDS award data, by award date; values as published, and a contract can be varied after award. Figures are a guide, not an audit.