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Improved Data Collection, Monitoring and Revenue Base for Water Resource Management in Kenya

This tender is for a services assignment tied to water resource management in Kenya, with funding from Danish development assistance through the Danish Africa Water facility. It concerns the Water Resources Authority and a project intended to strengthen digital systems, data collection, monitoring and revenue management. The work is organized into three phases, from verification and analysis through design, build, testing, roll-out and stabilized operation. The notice does not give the detailed deliverables beyond that phased structure.

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Key Information
Buyer
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Location
Kenya
Status
Closed
Deadline
Oct 19, 2026
Category
Services
Budget
DKK 15,000,000
Size
mega
Reference
651951-2026
Method
Restricted
Language
English
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Official Title

Denmark – Foreign economic-aid-related services – Improved Data Collection, Monitoring and Revenue Base for Water Resource Management in Kenya

Overview

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Royal Danish Embassy, Nairobi is the funding agency, and the Water Resources Authority is the recipient of the assignment. The notice presents an assignment called IMPRODATWRM, focused on supporting WRA in developing an integrated, interoperable WRIMS environment and aligning with its enterprise architecture.

Scope of Work

The Assignment is divided into three phases: Phase I: Detailed verification, system analysis and preparation Phase II: A Kenyan-led option assessment and decision Phase III: Design, build, test, roll-out and stabilised operation

Requirements & Qualifications

The Assignment aims at operating with a high level of local content by engaging local partners with the view of increasing the long-term sustainability of digital systems and ease of their future maintenance as well as enhanced dialogue on water use with local communities. Shared identifiers, GIS references, data-governance rules and interoperable interfaces are essential across this chain.

Original Procurement Notice

Read the notice as Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) published ithttps://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/651951-2026