Fish Landing Infrastructure
Four Kenya fish landing contracts expose a USD 6.51m coastal delivery chain
World Bank contract data identifies four distinct KEMFSED works awards signed on 11 June 2024: Toddy Civil Engineering at Kipini, Gesken Enterprises at Mokowe, Procost Ideas at Kilifi Central and Pristim Supply at Kidongo. Their committed supplier values total USD 6,508,635.72.
Four generic project signals now resolve into four named prime contracts
The World Bank IPF awards dataset controls the four primes, references, signing date and USD commitments; it excludes subcontract awards and cofinancing. KEMFSED's tender and ESIAs control the site-specific marine and systems scope. The January 2025 newsletter controls the dated Kipini and Kidongo launches and Kilifi workfront visit. None of those sources proves current completion, final account or downstream package awards.
The prime layer is visible while the specialist layer remains largely hidden
The batch demonstrates why fish landing infrastructure belongs inside a serious port and waterworks universe. These are not simple buildings: Mokowe carries reclamation and jetty work, Kilifi specifies a floating jetty, Kipini includes a slip and boat yard, and Kidongo adds an ice plant and retaining wall. All four integrate fish handling with civil, mechanical, electrical, access and wastewater systems.
Evidence conclusion
Evidence supports four confirmed awards, two clear launches and no verified completions
Outstanding evidence
- Current physical progress at each of the four sites
- Mokowe reclamation and jetty subcontract chain
- Kilifi floating-jetty supplier and installer
- Kipini slip and boat-yard delivery chain
- Kidongo ice-plant and retaining-wall suppliers
- Completion, defects and operating-handover certificates
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Sources used 7
- Contract Awards in Investment Project Financing World Bank, Data reviewed 3 August 2026
- Marine Fisheries and Socio-Economic Development Project P163980 World Bank, Current project page reviewed 3 August 2026
- Current KEMFSED procurement plan World Bank, Disclosed 30 June 2026
- Construction of Fish Landing Site and Office Blocks tender notice KEMFSED, 13 February 2024
- Habari za KEMFSED Issue 2 KEMFSED, January 2025
- Mokowe Fish Landing Site ESIA Report KEMFSED, 10 December 2024
- Kilifi Central Fish Landing Site ESIA Report KEMFSED, July 2024