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Pinnie Agency Limited v Accounting Officer, Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing, Urban Development & Public Works, State Department for Housing & Urban Development (Application 151 of 2020) [2021] KEPPARB 19 (KLR) (6 January 2021) (Decision)

[2021] KEPPARB 19 (KLR) KEPPARB
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Court
KEPPARB
Case number
19
Citation
[2021] KEPPARB 19 (KLR)
Decided
6 January 2021
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TypePublic Procurement ReviewPostureApplication for ReviewCoramMs. Faith Waigwa, Mrs. Irene Kashindi, Arch. Steven Oundo, OGW, Mr. Nicholas Mruttu
Holding

The cancellation of the tender notice and the re-advertisement are cancelled and set aside. Procurement proceedings in Tender No. MTIHUDPW/SDHUD/SUD/009/2020-2021 for the Proposed Civil Works for Roads & Other External Works for the Social Housing Project at Meteorological Site (Lot 1) are directed to proceed.

Facts

The Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing, Urban Development & Public Works issued a tender notice for the Proposed Civil Works for Roads & Other External Works for the Social Housing Project at Meteorological Site (Lot 1). Pinnie Agency Limited submitted a bid, but the tender was cancelled by the Accounting Officer on December 22, 2020. The applicant requested a review of this cancellation.

Issues

  1. Cancellation of tender notice
  2. Re-advertisement of tender notice
  3. Procurement proceedings to proceed

Reasoning

The Board found that the cancellation and re-advertisement were not in accordance with the procurement process and set them aside.

Outcome

Cancellation of cancellation and re-advertisement

Orders

  • Cancellation of cancellation of tender notice
  • Re-advertisement of tender notice
  • Proceed procurement proceedings

Remedies

  • Procurement proceedings proceed
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