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Red flag raised over taxman’s tender award

A whistle blower, Owen Nganga, wants the Public Procurement Oversight Authority (PPOA) to disqualify two firms pre-qualified in a tender to install an integrated customs management system at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).

Bull and Webb Fontaine were the finalists when the financial bids for the KRA tender were opened on January 27, this year. “Our client is of the considered opinion that there is a glaring oversight on the part of Trade Mark East Africa, Kenya Revenue Authority and KPMG in the integrated Customs Management System (ICMS) tender,” said Paul Nyaga, a lawyer representing Nganga in a letter to the Public Procurement Oversight Authority.

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