The State Department awarded Procost Ideas Ltd the Kilifi Central Fish Landing Site contract for USD 2,128,160.66. The design combines an open-air market, modern fish banda, gear-mending and storage buildings, utilities and wastewater treatment with a floating jetty at Kilifi Creek. A World Bank implementation mission visited the workfront in November 2024 and KEMFSED reported the landing-site portfolio advancing well.
Project signal
Construction in Kenya
Current statusProcost Ideas holds the USD 2.128m contract signed on 11 June 2024; an official November 2024 mission inspected the workfront and reported landing-site works advancing, without a site-specific percentage or completion recordSource confidenceConfirmed
Location
Kenya / Africa
Segment
Port infrastructure
Status
Procost Ideas holds the USD 2.128m contract signed on 11 June 2024; an official November 2024 mission inspected the workfront and reported landing-site works advancing, without a site-specific percentage or completion record / Confirmed
Last checked
3 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Port infrastructure is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
Kenya State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries through KEMFSED, World Bank project P163980
Delivery parties
Procost Ideas Ltd - prime works contractor under KE-MOMBEMA-KLF-2024-009-CW
Contract route
Procurement used a World Bank-financed Request for Bids subject to post review. Contract 1793321 was signed on 11 June 2024 according to the awards dataset. The dataset excludes subcontract awards and cofinancing, so the floating-jetty and specialist systems chain remains unreported.
Execution window
Kilifi's tender specified a 12-calendar-month construction period. KEMFSED's January 2025 newsletter documents a November 2024 site visit and says landing-site construction was advancing well. The achieved programme, completion date and defects close-out are not publicly established as of 3 August 2026.
Works package
Construct an open-air market, modern fish-banda building, gear-mending shed, fish-gear store and ablution block, power house, pump house, floating jetty and civil works. Systems include MBBR and biological treatment, dissolved-air flotation, cold-storage and ice interfaces, water, power, mechanical and electrical services.
Marine interfaces
The floating jetty and creek-edge work must connect small-vessel berthing and fish offloading with the market, cold chain, sanitation and wastewater controls. The ESIA identifies marine works in a tidal creek setting, but public documents do not disclose the jetty configuration selected for construction, supplier, anchoring, installation plant or accepted operating limits.
Commercial evidence boundary
At USD 2,128,160.66, the supplier commitment is the largest of the four confirmed KEMFSED packages in this batch. It is not verified spend or final account. The cited public data provides no subcontract allocation or package-level payment history.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
World Bank mission inspected the Kilifi Central workfront
The official newsletter shows an engineer explaining the landing-site design during the November mission and reports landing-site works advancing, without a project-specific percentage.
World Bank contract 1793321 identifies Procost Ideas, reference KE-MOMBEMA-KLF-2024-009-CW and USD 2,128,160.66 committed supplier value, without disclosing the floating-jetty supply chain.