The Kenya Pipeline Company has announced the disposal of used motor vehicles, unserviceable stores and obsolete equipment in a public auction process targeting eligible institutional and individual buyers.
The state corporation said the exercise will be conducted through competitive bidding under an as-is, where-is arrangement.
The disposal has been structured under two separate tenders covering unserviceable stores and equipment, and used motor vehicles.
Interested bidders will be allowed to inspect the items between June 2 and June 5, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. at designated KPC facilities before submitting their bids.
Both tenders are scheduled to close on June 9, 2026.
KPC said tender documents are available free of charge through its official website Kenya Pipeline Company and the government procurement portal, Kenya Tenders Portal.
The company added that bidders must register on its Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) portal and submit all documents electronically through the designated collaboration folder. It emphasised that the process will be fully digital, with no physical submissions accepted in the tender box.
However, KPC noted that the only physical requirement will be the submission of the original banker’s cheque for the required deposit, which must clearly indicate the tender reference number, tender name and closing date.
All queries related to the tenders are to be directed to [email protected], with the company warning that it will not be responsible for inquiries sent to any other email addresses.
The digital opening of the tenders will take place on June 9, 2026, at 10:30 a.m., shortly after the submission deadline.
KPC urged interested bidders to take advantage of the inspection period to assess the condition of the assets before placing their bids, noting that the sale is part of ongoing efforts to streamline and modernise its asset management systems.
Kenya Pipeline Company PLC (KPC PLC) is a publicly listed company, following its listing on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Established in 1973 under the Companies Act (Cap 486 of the Laws of Kenya), the Company commenced commercial operations in February 1978. Over the years, KPC PLC has evolved into a critical national infrastructure utility supporting energy security and regional economic integration.
KPC PLC is mandated to provide safe, reliable, efficient, and cost-effective transportation, storage, and distribution of petroleum products from the Port of Mombasa to inland markets in Kenya and the broader East African region.
To deliver on this mandate, the Company has developed and continues to maintain an extensive infrastructure network comprising approximately 1,342 kilometres of pipeline, along with strategically located storage, pumping, and loading facilities.
This system has a combined capacity of approximately 14 billion litres of petroleum products annually.
