Proposed opening/maintenance of Tom Mboya - Nyabohanse road, Migori County (CGM/RDS&T/56/2026-2027)
Official title: PROPOSEDOPENING/MAINTENANCEOFTOMMBOYA–NYABOHANSEROAD.
- Closing
- Wed 11 Nov 2026, 10:00 am EAT
- Tender number
- CGM/RDS&T/56/2026-2027
- Procuring entity
- Migori County Government
- Categoria
- Works · Open Tender
- Reserved for (portal)
- Persons with disabilities
- County
- Migori
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What is being bought
Migori County Government invites tenders for the proposed opening and maintenance of the Tom Mboya - Nyabohanse road under reference CGM/RDS&T/56/2026-2027 (Works, open tender). The contract period stated in the invitation is 6 months. Location is Migori County; the road length and quantities are not stated in the material reviewed.
What could disqualify you
- A tenderer proven to have been involved in corrupt, coercive, obstructive or fraudulent practice is automatically disqualified. Standard rule D2 p.11
- A bidder with any history of non-performance of contracts (for the last three years) is disqualified; failure to disclose such history also leads to disqualification. D2 p.39
- Tender received after the submission deadline is late, rejected and returned unopened. Standard rule D2 p.20
- Altering the format of the Tender Securing Declaration Form (for Y, W and PWD reserved tenders) leads to disqualification. Standard rule D2 p.35
- Pages must be sequentially serialized and the tender must be complete; missing or non-responsive items may result in rejection. Tender must be substantially responsive. Standard rule D2 p.38
Key facts
- Closing
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Wed 11 Nov 2026, 10:00 am
Tender closes on 2026-11-11 at 10:00 through the IFMIS Supplier Portal (portal record and notice agree; no addenda changed it). P - Bid / tender security
- TDS states a Tender Security amount shall NOT be required and a Tender-Securing Declaration Form shall NOT be required, but the invitation and evaluation criteria require a Tender Securing Declaration Form for Y, W and PWD reserved tenders. Amount not stated. Conflicting D2 p.29
- Tender fee
- Tender documents may be downloaded free of charge from the PPIP portal (www.tenders.go.ke) and/or IFMIS Supplier Portal, using the IFMIS negotiation number. No tender fee is stated. D2 p.7
- Site visit
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Mandatory
Mandatory pre-tender site visit at Tom Mboya; each bidder must send one representative with an authorisation letter, and the representative must bring listed originals and certified copies. Non-attendance is a disqualifier per the evaluation criteria. Notice lists pre-site visit date 29/10/2026. D2 p.7 - Pre-bid meeting
- Not stated in the documents we reviewed Not stated D2 p.29
- Reserved for
- Portal lists the tender as reserved for PWD; the tender notice lists the same tender reference as reserved for WOMEN. Tender invitation says that if the tender is reserved for Y, W and PWD, bidders submit a Tender Securing Declaration Form. Conflicting D1 p.5
- Contract value
- Not stated in the documents we reviewed Not stated D2 p.7
- Tender opening
- Not stated in the documents we reviewed Not stated D2 p.29
- Tender validity
- Tender validity is 140 days from the date of opening (TDS ITT 18.1), but the invitation says prices remain valid for 120 days from tender opening. Bid security validity not applicable. Conflicting D2 p.28
Who can apply
- Tender is open to all qualified and interested tenderers (national open competitive method) unless reserved; the notice wording is the same for all bidders. Joint ventures are permitted with a maximum number of members stated in the TDS as Two (2). D2 p.7
- Tender eligibility depends on registration and tax compliance; Kenyan tenderers must provide a valid tax compliance certificate, and contractors must be registered with the National Construction Authority before contract award (not before tendering). Standard rule D2 p.12
Application checklist
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Required from every bidder
Required only in some situations
Experience, licences and financial capacity
Technical
- Site agent / Contractor's Representative and key personnel: diploma in Civil Engineering (or equivalent) with at least 6 years' experience as site agent, per the Section IV criteria; the Section V schedule sets site agent minimum at Diploma in Civil Engineering, valid licence, 10 years general and 8 years specific experience. D2 p.34
- Tenderer must be registered with the National Construction Authority in Category 1 as Roads/Bridges contractor (copy of current NCA practicing licence to be attached at post-qualification). D2 p.49
- Contractor's equipment: bidders must show ownership of the key equipment listed (logbooks as proof); bidders planning to hire must provide an active lease agreement. D2 p.43
- Specific similar contract: at least one contract of a similar nature executed in Kenya, East Africa or abroad, substantially completed as prime contractor, JV member or subcontractor, of minimum value KSHs 5 million (five million). D2 p.34
Financial
- Liquid financial resources (unencumbered assets, lines of credit, other financial means independent of advance payment) of a minimum of 40% of the Engineer's Estimate. D2 p.34
- Audited financial statements for the last three years, certified by a registered auditor; ICPAK membership number to be indicated. D2 p.50
How and where to submit
- Tenders must be submitted electronically through the IFMIS Supplier Portal (www.supplier.treasury.go.ke); all tenders must be submitted through the IFMIS platform. D1 p.7
- Tenders shall be submitted electronically following the electronic tender submission procedures in the TDS; a Two-copy requirement applies in addition to the original (ITT 20.1). D2 p.29
- Tender must include original plus copies, number of copies stated in TDS as Two. D2 p.29
Lots and categories
- No lots stated in the material reviewed; multiple contracts are permitted only per the Section IV criteria if stated. Not stated D2 p.32
What the addenda changed
- No addenda were provided in the material reviewed. Not stated P
Points to confirm with the procuring entity
The documents do not agree with each other on these points. Ask the procuring entity for a written clarification before you submit.
- Reservation of the tender: Portal record lists the tender as reserved for PWD; the tender notice row for CGM/RDS&T/56/2026-2027 lists category WOMEN. (P; D1 p.5)
- Tender Securing Declaration requirement: TDS ITT 19.1 says a Tender Security amount and a Tender-Securing Declaration Form shall NOT be required, while the invitation (item 8) and qualification criteria (item 6) require a Tender Securing Declaration Form for Y, W and PWD reserved tenders. (D2 p.7; D2 p.29; D2 p.35)
- Tender validity period: Invitation says prices valid 120 days from tender opening; TDS ITT 18.1 says tender validity 140 days from the specified date of opening. (D2 p.7; D2 p.28)
Not covered in the documents we reviewed
- Tender opening date and time (only 'as indicated in the invitation' stated)
- Contract value / engineer's estimate and tender sum
- Road length, bills of quantities and technical specifications (Section V/VI)
- Full evaluation criteria and scoring tables beyond pages reviewed
- Performance security details (TDS ITT 48 notes 5% of tender sum; confirm form and timing)
- Addenda, if any, to this tender
- Confirmation of reserved group (PWD vs WOMEN) and whether a Tender Securing Declaration applies
- Lot structure, if any
- Submission address/procedure details in TDS ITT 22.1 and electronic submission steps
- Forms and certificates in Section IV and Section V tendering forms
Terms explained
- AGPO
- Access to Government Procurement Opportunities: a set-aside for youth, women and persons with disability registered businesses.
- TDS
- Tender Data Sheet: the tender-specific section that overrides the general instructions to tenderers.
- Responsive
- A tender that meets all mandatory requirements; non-responsive tenders are rejected at preliminary examination.
- Tender Securing Declaration
- A signed declaration, in a prescribed form, that replaces a bank guarantee as bid security; breach can lead to debarment.
- Joint venture (JV)
- Two or more firms bidding together under one agreement; all members are jointly and severally liable.
- IFMIS
- Integrated Financial Management Information System; the government e-procurement supplier portal through which this tender must be submitted.
- CR12
- Registrar of Companies certificate listing a company's shareholders and directors.
- Engineer's Estimate
- The procuring entity's estimated cost of the works, used for financial qualification thresholds.