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TAWWDA Invites Suppliers and Contractors to Register for 2026-2028

The Tanathi Water Works Development Agency (TAWWDA) has invited suppliers and contractors to apply for registration to provide goods, services and works during the 2026/2027 and 2027/2028 financial years. In a notice issued on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, TAWWDA said it was seeking sealed applications from eligible candidates for registration under various categories. The agency [...] The post…

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The Tanathi Water Works Development Agency (TAWWDA) has extended an invitation to suppliers and contractors to register for participation in the upcoming financial years of 2026/2027 and 2027/2028. On Tuesday, August 11, 2026, TAWWDA issued a notice seeking sealed applications from eligible candidates across various categories. Registration documents are available for free download from the agency's website or the Public Procurement Information Portal.

Applicants are instructed to fill out the registration forms and submit them in plain, sealed envelopes clearly marked with the title “Registration of Suppliers/Contractors” and the appropriate category number. These submissions should be sent to the Chief Executive Officer of TAWWDA, located in the KIDP Building on Kalawa Road, Private Bag-90200, Kitui, Kenya.

Completed applications are to be deposited in the designated tender box at the Procurement Office within TAWWDA offices. The deadline for submitting these registrations is September 8, 2026, at 12 noon East African Time. Once the deadline is reached, the registration documents will be opened in the agency’s Boardroom, giving interested parties the opportunity to witness the process if they attend the conference room of TAWWDA.

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