Periodic maintenance of Bokoli School-Kuywa River Road in Bokoli Ward, Bungoma County (Tender BGM/CNTY/RPW/CEF/OT/058/2026-2027)
Official title: PERIODIC MAINTENANCE OF BOKOLI SCHOOL KUYWA RIVER ROAD IN BOKOLI WARD
- Closing
- Tue 17 Nov 2026, 11:00 am EAT
- Tender number
- BGM/CNTY/RPW/CEF/OT/ 058/2026/2027. NEGOTIATION NUMBER: 2656955
- Procuring entity
- Bungoma County Government
- Kategorie
- Works · Open Tender
- County
- Bungoma
Official documents take precedence. NairobiCity is an independent information service, not the procuring entity or a government body. This summary was prepared from the official documents with AI assistance; every requirement was matched to the document wording, but it can still contain mistakes. Before you apply, read the official tender documents and any addenda.
What is being bought
Bungoma County Government is inviting open national tenders for periodic maintenance of Bokoli School-Kuywa River Road in Bokoli Ward, about 2.5 km long according to the detailed tender schedule. Submission is electronic through the IFMIS Supplier Portal only.
What could disqualify you
- Failure to submit the mandatory documents listed in the preliminary examination makes the tender non-responsive and it will not be evaluated further. D2 p.31
- Bidders with stalled projects participating in this tender shall be disqualified. D1 p.8
- Any form of canvassing will lead to disqualification. D1 p.8
- Manual submissions are not accepted; tenders must go through the IFMIS platform. D2 p.8
- Tender not accompanied by a substantially responsive tender security or Tender-Securing Declaration is rejected as non-responsive. Standard rule D2 p.17
- Non-attendance at the pre-arranged site visit and pre-tender meeting is not a cause for disqualification under the standard template, but the tender advert and preliminary examination state the site visit is MANDATORY; bidders should treat it as mandatory. Unverified D2 p.8
- Tenders with false or incomplete information on tenderer information may be rejected if the procuring entity cannot verify the information. Standard rule D2 p.17
Key facts
- Closing
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Tue 17 Nov 2026, 11:00 am
Tender closing: Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 11:00 AM local time, via the IFMIS Supplier Portal. No addenda reviewed changed this date. D2 p.27 - Bid / tender security
- Bid security of Ksh92,000 from reputable bank, financial institution or insurance company approved by PPRA. Tender-Securing Declaration or Tender Security as specified; a demand guarantee in original form (cash, bank guarantee, insurance guarantee, or financial institution guarantee). Valid 30 days beyond the tender validity period. D2 p.27
- Tender fee
- Not stated in the documents we reviewed Not stated D1 p.1
- Site visit
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Pflichtfeld
Mandatory pre-tender site visit at the Department of Roads, Infrastructure and Public Works boardroom, Bungoma. Site visit certificate is issued as proof of attendance. D2 p.26 - Pre-bid meeting
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Pflichtfeld
Pre-tender meeting at the Boardroom, same date and time as site visit. D2 p.26 - Reserved for
- Not reserved. TDS states reservations not applicable; the portal lists no reserved group. Tender is open to all qualified tenderers. D2 p.28
- Contract value
- Not stated in the documents we reviewed Not stated D2 p.1
- Tender opening
- Tenders are opened immediately after the deadline at the Roads, Infrastructure and Public Works boardroom (Kanduyi), P.O Box 437-50200 Bungoma. Bidders' representatives may attend. D2 p.27
- Tender validity
- Tender validity is 120 days from the closing date. Tenders valid for a shorter period are rejected as non-responsive. Extension requests may be made by the procuring entity; bid security extended 30 days beyond the extended validity. D2 p.27
Who can apply
- Open national tender; open to all qualified and interested tenderers. The tender is not reserved to any group (Reservations not applicable per TDS ITT 33.4). The schedule lists NCA Category 8 and above for this road. D2 p.7
Application checklist
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Required from every bidder
Required only in some situations
Experience, licences and financial capacity
Technical
- Mandatory pre-bid site visit / pre-tender meeting. Every bidder must be represented by one technical person with at least a Diploma in Civil/Highway Engineering, who must bring original ID and certified copies of ID, academic certificate, and EBK/KETRB/IET registration with proof of current subscription. D1 p.7
- Representative must bring an original introductory letter on company letterhead with official stamp, duly signed, authorising them to represent the company. Photocopies not accepted. Certified copies must be certified by a Commissioner of Oaths or Notary Public; these documents are retained by the procuring entity. One person may represent only one company. D1 p.7
- Evaluation technical score (max 100): key personnel (site agent, surveyor, foreman) 20 marks, plant and equipment 10, financial capability 15, work methodology 25, work safety 10, experience 15, and history of non-performance 5. Bidders scoring 70% and above are responsive and proceed to financial evaluation. D2 p.34
- Tenderers must provide a Contractor's Representative and Key Personnel schedule with CVs (Forms PER-1 and PER-2), plus work programme and method statement. Unverified D2 p.31
Financial
- Financial capability is scored: certified audited financial statements for last two years (3 marks), bank statements from a reputable bank for last six months (2), financial ratios (2), average turnover for last two years (3), and an undertaking from the bank providing a current line of credit specific to the tender (5). Average turnover and credit figures are not stated as minimums in the material reviewed. D2 p.33
- Experience: general experience with minimum value KShs 2,000,000 (attach letters of award and completion certificates, at least 2 per project for the last 4 years) and participation in similar contracts of minimum value KShs 2,000,000 in the last four years. D2 p.33
How and where to submit
- Submit complete tender electronically through the IFMIS Supplier Portal only. Manual submissions will NOT be accepted. Documents must be in PDF format. D1 p.8
- Portal submission address: IFMIS Supplier Portal. Bidders having difficulty uploading may contact the IFMIS Helpdesk (email ifmis.go.ke, Tel 0800721477 / 0204801801) or the Supply Chain Management Office behind H.E. the Governor's office, Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm. D1 p.8
- Number of copies: none in addition to the original (ITT 20.1 'None'). D2 p.27
What the addenda changed
- No addenda (A1, A2) 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.
- Site visit / pre-bid date and time: Advert says Tuesday 10 November 2026 without a time; the Tender Document and TDS say 10:00 am. Time is consistent in the Tender Document, so this is a formatting difference rather than a conflict; the 10:00 time is taken from the TDS. (D1 p.1-2 vs D2 p.8, p.21)
- Clarification request deadline: TDS says clarification requests must reach the procuring entity not later than 13/11/2026, and questions three days before the meeting. Dates are not reconciled with the closing date and the meeting date (10/11/2026); the three-day-before rule would give 07/11/2026. Bidders should confirm with the procuring entity. (D2 p.27 (ITT 7.1, 7.3))
- Tender Data Sheet portal address: Advert gives IFMIS Supplier Portal www.supplier.treasury.go.ke; the Tender Document gives www.supplier.rteasury.go.ke (typo). (D1 p.8 vs D2 p.7)
Not covered in the documents we reviewed
- Contract value or budget estimate for this road
- Addenda (A1, A2) to the tender, if any
- Tender Data Sheet pages covering additional technical and financial thresholds beyond those reviewed
- Full Section III evaluation sub-criteria details on minimum experience and turnover amounts
- Bills of quantities and technical specifications (Sections V and VI)
- Full tender form and Business Questionnaire templates (Section IV)
- Procurement complaint procedure details beyond the TDS summary
Terms explained
- Bid security
- Money or guarantee lodged with the tender to show seriousness; here Ksh92,000 from a PPRA-approved bank, financial institution or insurer.
- Tender-Securing Declaration
- A signed declaration accepted in place of a bid security where the tender allows it, which must use the form in Section IV.
- TDS
- Tender Data Sheet (Section II), which gives tender-specific values that override the general Instructions to Tenderers.
- AGPO
- Access to Government Procurement Opportunities, a registration for youth, women and persons with disability businesses; not applicable to this open tender.
- Responsive
- A tender that meets all mandatory requirements and conditions; non-responsive tenders are not evaluated further.
- NCA 8 and above
- National Construction Authority registration category required for road works on this tender.
- CR 12
- Company return showing directors and shareholders, issued by the Registrar of Companies; must be recent (within 6 months).
- IFMIS
- Integrated Financial Management Information System; the government e-procurement portal through which tenders must be submitted.
- Power of Attorney
- Written authority for the person signing the tender to commit the company, witnessed by a Commissioner of Oaths.
- Lowest Evaluated Tender
- The responsive tender with the lowest evaluated price after the technical score threshold is met.