KPC Ends Newspaper Tender Ads, Moves Procurement & Tendering Online

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Kenya

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KPC Ends Newspaper Tender Ads, Moves Procurement & Tendering Online

Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) announced that all tender notices will now be published exclusively on its official website starting June 9, 2026, ending newspaper advertisements. The digital shift aims to improve efficiency and transparency in procurement. The move follows KPC's privatization and IPO in April 2026, which reduced the government's stake to 35%.

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