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KPA invites bids for expansion

KPA invites bids for expansion

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has invited bids for construction of berth 19 and a side by side stacking yard to enhance operations at the Mombasa port.

Bidders will be required to provide bid bond of Sh40 million ($500,000).

“There shall be an organized site visit on 13 September 2010 starting from 0930 hrs,” said an advertisement.

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