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THE NATIONAL TREASURY STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS MANAGEMENT PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP DIRECTORATE Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report 30th June 2026

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OBJECTIVE OF THE REPORT

This Report is prepared pursuant to Section 26 of the PPP Act 2021, which requires the PPP Directorate to publish the National List of PPP projects. The objective of this report is to update PPP stakeholders on the status and progress of the country’s Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects. The report provides an updated status of the projects as of 30th June 2026, and it is available on the PPP Directorate Website: www.pppkenya.go.ke. Kenya has a total of 54 PPP projects of which, 10 are under implementation and 44 are in the Pipeline and at various stages in the PPP Project Cycle as detailed in this Report. The Report is organized in three parts; Part A- Number of projects by stage in the PPP Project Cycle Part B: Kenya PPP Pipeline by Numbers Part C- Status of the 54 projects in the PPP Pipeline PART A: KENYA PPP PROJECTS BY STAGE IN THE PPP PROJECT CYCLE Stage of PPP Project No. of National No. of County Government Total No. of Projects Per Stage Government Projects Projects
P rojects in operation and maintenance phase 6 0 6
P rojects in construction phase 4 0 4
P rojects at Commercial Close 2 0 2 (PPP Contracts Signed)
P rojects at Contract Negotiations 2 1 3 (Contracts Not Yet Signed)
P rojects in Tender/Procurement of 2 0 2 Private Party
P rojects Ready for Tender 2 0 2
P rojects at Feasibility Study/ Project Development Phase 10 3 13
P rojects in Early-Stage Preparations 22 0 20 TOTAL 50 4 54 Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 1 of 36

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| 1. | P rojects in operation and maintenance phase | 6 | 0 | 6 |

| 2. | P rojects in construction phase | 4 | 0 | 4 |

| 3. | P rojects at Commercial Close (PPP Contracts Signed) | 2 | 0 | 2 |

| 4. | P rojects at Contract Negotiations (Contracts Not Yet Signed) | 2 | 1 | 3 |

| 5. | P rojects in Tender/Procurement of Private Party | 2 | 0 | 2 |

| 6. | P rojects Ready for Tender | 2 | 0 | 2 |

| 7. | P rojects at Feasibility Study/ Project Development Phase | 10 | 3 | 13 |

| 8. | P rojects in Early-Stage Preparations | 22 | 0 | 20 |

| | TOTAL | 50 | 4 | 54 |

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PART B: KENYA PPP PIPELINE BY NUMBERS STAGE OF PROJECT IN PPP PROJECT NO. OF PROJECT NAME CYCLE PROJECTS

O PERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE 6 1) Nairobi- Expressway

Lot 33 of Road Annuity Projects
Lot 18 of Road Annuity Projects
Lot 15 of Road Annuity Projects
35MW Sosian Menengai Geothermal Power Plant Project
Galana-Kulalu (Nafaka) Food Security Project

C ONSTRUCTION 4 1) Kenya Defence Forces Residential Accommodation

35MW Quantum Menengai Geothermal Power Plant Project
35MW Orpower 22 Menengai Geothermal Power Plant
Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Highway

C OMMERCIAL CLOSE 2 1) Supply of Smart Driving Licenses and Associated Services

Power Transmission Lines and Substations sponsored by Africa 50 and PowerGrid

N EGOTIATIONS 3 1) Sabaki Water Carrier

Lamu Water Desalination Plant
Eldoret Solar Power Plant & Solar-Powered Street Lighting & Upgrade

P ROCUREMENT/TENDER STAGES 4 1) Stoni Athi Affordable Housing Units

MTRH Training Complex
University Of Nairobi Purpose Built Student Hostels
Pwani Teaching & Referral Hospital

F EASIBILITY STUDY/ 13 1) Ndarugu 2 Dam Water Supply

Mzima II Water Supply PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
Londiani Dam
Maragua IV Dam Water Supply
Naivasha SEZ Bulk Water Supply
Njoro Kubwa Bulk Water Supply
Cancer Centre at Meru Level 5 Referral Hospital
KNH Staff & Caregiver Accommodation Facility Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 2 of 36

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| 1. | O PERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE | 6 | 1) Nairobi- Expressway 2) Lot 33 of Road Annuity Projects 3) Lot 18 of Road Annuity Projects 4) Lot 15 of Road Annuity Projects 5) 35MW Sosian Menengai Geothermal Power Plant Project 6) Galana-Kulalu (Nafaka) Food Security Project |

| 2. | C ONSTRUCTION | 4 | 1) Kenya Defence Forces Residential Accommodation 2) 35MW Quantum Menengai Geothermal Power Plant Project 3) 35MW Orpower 22 Menengai Geothermal Power Plant 4) Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Highway |

| 3. | C OMMERCIAL CLOSE | 2 | 1) Supply of Smart Driving Licenses and Associated Services 2) Power Transmission Lines and Substations sponsored by Africa 50 and PowerGrid |

| 4. | N EGOTIATIONS | 3 | 1) Sabaki Water Carrier 2) Lamu Water Desalination Plant 3) Eldoret Solar Power Plant & Solar-Powered Street Lighting & Upgrade |

| 5. | P ROCUREMENT/TENDER STAGES | 4 | 1) Stoni Athi Affordable Housing Units 2) MTRH Training Complex 3) University Of Nairobi Purpose Built Student Hostels 4) Pwani Teaching & Referral Hospital |

| 6. | F EASIBILITY STUDY/ PROJECT DEVELOPMENT | 13 | 1) Ndarugu 2 Dam Water Supply 2) Mzima II Water Supply 3) Londiani Dam 4) Maragua IV Dam Water Supply 5) Naivasha SEZ Bulk Water Supply 6) Njoro Kubwa Bulk Water Supply 7) Cancer Centre at Meru Level 5 Referral Hospital 8) KNH Staff & Caregiver Accommodation Facility |

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STAGE OF PROJECT IN PPP PROJECT NO. OF PROJECT NAME CYCLE PROJECTS 9) Nairobi Smart Street Lighting 10) Development/Concessioning of KPA Port Assets in Lamu and Mombasa – Phase 1 11) Mombasa Southern ByPass 12) Operation of Dongo Kundu Berth 1 13) Development of a Biotech Life Sciences Park 7. E ARLY- STAGE PREPARATIONS 22 1) Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway 2) Development of a Commercial Space Port in Malindi 3) Konza Data Cloud Expansion and Smart City Facilities 4) Development of Transmission Line Projects through solicited PPP 5) Kibuka (High Grand) Falls and Hydro Power 6) Karura Hydro Power Dam 7) Liquefied Natural Gas Fired Plant at Dongo Kundu 8) Localization of Solar Panel Production in Olkaria 9) Tana Delta Irrigation Project (Rice) 10) Tana Integrated Sugar Project- (TISP) 11) BETA Pastoralist Feedlot 12) Irrigation Dams and Associated Infrastructure (Barsilinga Dam, Lowaat Dam Irrigation, Soin Koru Dam) 13) Suswa Geothermal Project 14) 2000MW Nuclear Power Plant 15) Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) 16) Development of Kenya’s Diplomatic Properties 17) Kenya Prisons Staff Housing 18) Mau Summit – Eldoret - Malaba Road 19) Development/Concessioning of KPA Port Assets – Phase 2; 20) Thuci Dam Infrastructure and Associated Facilities 21) Geothermal – Powered Theme Park at Olkaria 22) Hybridization of Off-Grid Diesel Stations in Kenya TOTAL 54 Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 3 of 36

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| | | | 9) Nairobi Smart Street Lighting 10) Development/Concessioning of KPA Port Assets in Lamu and Mombasa – Phase 1 11) Mombasa Southern ByPass 12) Operation of Dongo Kundu Berth 1 13) Development of a Biotech Life Sciences Park |

| 7. | E ARLY- STAGE PREPARATIONS | 22 | 1) Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway 2) Development of a Commercial Space Port in Malindi 3) Konza Data Cloud Expansion and Smart City Facilities 4) Development of Transmission Line Projects through solicited PPP 5) Kibuka (High Grand) Falls and Hydro Power 6) Karura Hydro Power Dam 7) Liquefied Natural Gas Fired Plant at Dongo Kundu 8) Localization of Solar Panel Production in Olkaria 9) Tana Delta Irrigation Project (Rice) 10) Tana Integrated Sugar Project- (TISP) 11) BETA Pastoralist Feedlot 12) Irrigation Dams and Associated Infrastructure (Barsilinga Dam, Lowaat Dam Irrigation, Soin Koru Dam) 13) Suswa Geothermal Project 14) 2000MW Nuclear Power Plant 15) Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) 16) Development of Kenya’s Diplomatic Properties 17) Kenya Prisons Staff Housing 18) Mau Summit – Eldoret - Malaba Road 19) Development/Concessioning of KPA Port Assets – Phase 2; 20) Thuci Dam Infrastructure and Associated Facilities 21) Geothermal – Powered Theme Park at Olkaria 22) Hybridization of Off-Grid Diesel Stations in Kenya |

| | TOTAL | 54 | |

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PART C: KENYA PPP PIPELINE STATUS AND PROGRESS Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) ROADS PROJECTS IN OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

N airobi Expressway Development, operation, and maintenance of a 86.8 Financial Close for the Project was attained in 27.1 kms dual carriageway with Class A stand- November 2021. Construction of the Project was ards, that connects Mlolongo with James Gichuru completed in April 2022. Contracting Authority – Road along the medium strip of the A8 National Kenya National Highways Road The project has been in operation since May 2022. Authority (KeNHA) Project Company – Contract Term- 30 years Moja Expressway Company Ltd
L ot 33 Road Annuity Projects Construction and Maintenance of the 90.55km 12.74 Financial Close for the Project was roads from Ngong to Isinya (“Ngong-Kiserian- attained in February 2018. Contracting Authority – Isinya”) and from Kajiado to Imaroro (“Kajiado- Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KERRA) Imaroro”) Construction of the Project was completed in April

Project Company - INTEX RAF 1 Ltd Contract Term- 10 years The project has been in operation since May 2020. 3. L ot 18 Road Annuity Projects Construction/ rehabilitation of urban roads in se- 6.4 Financial Close for the Project was attained in lect 4 Counties1 February 2022. Contracting Authority – Construction of the Project was Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) Contract Term- 10 years completed in March 2024. 1 The Project involves the construction and rehabilitation of the 35.3 km of 6 urban roads on a Design - Build - Finance - Operate – Maintain-Transfer (DBFOMT) PPP model funded through annuity payments for a period of 10 years. The roads are located in 4 Counties: (i) Kakamega County (7.6km Kakamega-Ilesi & 3km Kakamega-Lutonyi road) (ii) Vihiga County (6km Vihiga-Kiritu road) (iii) Bungoma County (7.2km Mateka-Mwanda-Siritanyi road & 6.3km Mateka-Samoia road) (iv) Busia County (5.2km Busia – Alupe road) Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 4 of 36

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| 1. | N airobi Expressway Contracting Authority – Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) Project Company – Moja Expressway Company Ltd | Development, operation, and maintenance of a 27.1 kms dual carriageway with Class A stand- ards, that connects Mlolongo with James Gichuru Road along the medium strip of the A8 National Road Contract Term- 30 years | 86.8 | | | Financial Close for the Project was attained in November 2021. Construction of the Project was completed in April 2022. The project has been in operation since May 2022. |

| 2. | L ot 33 Road Annuity Projects Contracting Authority – Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KERRA) Project Company - INTEX RAF 1 Ltd | Construction and Maintenance of the 90.55km roads from Ngong to Isinya (“Ngong-Kiserian- Isinya”) and from Kajiado to Imaroro (“Kajiado- Imaroro”) Contract Term- 10 years | 12.74 | | | Financial Close for the Project was attained in February 2018. Construction of the Project was completed in April 2020. The project has been in operation since May 2020. |

| 3. | L ot 18 Road Annuity Projects Contracting Authority – Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) | Construction/ rehabilitation of urban roads in se- lect 4 Counties1 Contract Term- 10 years | 6.4 | | | Financial Close for the Project was attained in February 2022. Construction of the Project was completed in March 2024. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Project Company – The project has been in operation since April 2024. Infraconnect 18 Ltd 4. L ot 15 Road Annuity Projects Construction/ rehabilitation of urban roads in se- 8.09 Financial Close for the Project was attained in lect 6 Counties2 February 2022. Contracting Authority -Kenya Urban Roads Construction of the Project was completed in March Authority (KURA) 2024. Contract Term- 10 years Project Company – The project has been in operation since April 2024. Infraconnect 15 Ltd EPC Contractor- Mota Engil Engenharia e Construćão Africa SA, Lee Construction Ltd and Cape Consult Ltd Consortium PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 5. N airobi-Nakuru-Mau The Project comprises two main sections: 192.6 PPP Procurement Method- Summit Highway Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) The A8 Section, which extends from the Rironi In- terchange to the Mau Summit Turnoff, covering a The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- distance of approximately 174.90 km; and Term Plan (MTP) IV. Contracting Authority- Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) The A8 South Section, which runs from the Rironi 1st approval- PIPs were submitted by two propo- Interchange to the Naivasha Interchange via Mai nents namely; China Road and Bridge Corporation Mahiu, spanning about 59 km. Kenya (CRBC) and National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Consortium and Shandong Hi-Speed Road 2 The Project involves the construction and rehabilitation of the 45 km of 10 urban roads on a Design - Build - Finance - Operate – Maintain-Transfer (DBFOMT) PPP model funded through annuity payments for a period of 10 years. The roads are located in 6 Counties: (i) Nyeri County (3.45km Riamukurwe – Gatitu Road & 8.15km Munungaine – Nyeri UCB4 – Nyeri Road) (ii) Laikipia County (0.95km Industrial Road & 2.3km Upper Muthaiga Road) (iii) Embu County (6.65km Embu – Muthatari – Kimangaru River Basin & 3.4km Majimbo – Karurina Road) (iv) Murang’a County (3.8km Ndikwe – Kiria Road Road & 5.1 km Mucunguca – Kiangage Road) (v) Kirinyaga County (4.1km Kutus – Kiarie Road) (vi) Tharaka Nithi County (6.97km Kanjuki – Katwana Makutano Road) Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 5 of 36

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| | Project Company – Infraconnect 18 Ltd | | | | | The project has been in operation since April 2024. |

| 4. | L ot 15 Road Annuity Projects Contracting Authority -Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) Project Company – Infraconnect 15 Ltd EPC Contractor- Mota Engil Engenharia e Construćão Africa SA, Lee Construction Ltd and Cape Consult Ltd Consortium | Construction/ rehabilitation of urban roads in se- lect 6 Counties2 Contract Term- 10 years | 8.09 | | | Financial Close for the Project was attained in February 2022. Construction of the Project was completed in March 2024. The project has been in operation since April 2024. |

| 5. | N airobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Highway Contracting Authority- Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) | The Project comprises two main sections: The A8 Section, which extends from the Rironi In- terchange to the Mau Summit Turnoff, covering a distance of approximately 174.90 km; and The A8 South Section, which runs from the Rironi Interchange to the Naivasha Interchange via Mai Mahiu, spanning about 59 km. | 192.6 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. 1st approval- PIPs were submitted by two propo- nents namely; China Road and Bridge Corporation Kenya (CRBC) and National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Consortium and Shandong Hi-Speed Road |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Project Proponent 1: China Road and This project forms a critical part of both the North- & Bridge International Engineering Co. Ltd Bridge Corporation Kenya (CRBC) and ern Corridor and the Trans-African Highway, serv- (SDRBI). On 2nd July 2025, the two PIPs were ap- National Social Security Fund (NSSF) ing as a vital transport artery that links East and proved to progress to Project Development Phase. Consortium Central African countries to the Port of Mombasa. The highway plays a key role in supporting the 2nd Approval - The Project Development Report Project Scope- Rironi Naivasha – Gilgil movement of goods and services across the re- was approved on 9th October 2025, for the Project and Rironi, Mai Mahiu – Naivasha (A8) gion, accommodating a substantial volume of to progress to contract negotiations with CRBC- Road Section (139 KM) heavy commercial traffic that is essential for re- NSSF, while SDRBI was retained as a reserve bid- gional trade and economic development. der. In the course of the negotiations, CRBC com- Contract Term- 30 years municated that it required more time beyond GOK’s target project commencement date, to obtain all the Project Proponent 2: Shandong Hi necessary approvals from the Chinese Govern- Speed Road & Bridge International Engi- Contract Term- 30 years ment, given that the required project financing was neering Co. Ltd (SDRBI). above USD 1 billion. Consequently, the negotia- tions failed. Project Scope- Gilgil - Nakuru - Mau Summit Highway (A8) Road Section (94 In view of the above, the contracting authority rec- KM) ommended a split of the project scope into two, so as to have the two proponents develop the road i.e. CRBC-NSSF to develop Rironi Naivasha – Gilgil and Rironi, Mai Mahiu – Naivasha (A8) Road Sec- tion (139 KM), and SDRBI to develop Gilgil – Na- kuru - Mau Summit Highway (A8) Road Section (94 KM). 3rd Approval -On 10th November 2025 noting the failed negotiations with CRBC-NSSF, the PPP Committee approved the Project to progress to con- tract negotiations on a split scope. 4th Approval - the Project and Financial Risk As- sessment Reports for the respective sections were approved on 25th November 2025. Subsequently, the Attorney General issued a legal opinion on the Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 6 of 36

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| | Project Proponent 1: China Road and Bridge Corporation Kenya (CRBC) and National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Consortium Project Scope- Rironi Naivasha – Gilgil and Rironi, Mai Mahiu – Naivasha (A8) Road Section (139 KM) Contract Term- 30 years Project Proponent 2: Shandong Hi Speed Road & Bridge International Engi- neering Co. Ltd (SDRBI). Project Scope- Gilgil - Nakuru - Mau Summit Highway (A8) Road Section (94 KM) | This project forms a critical part of both the North- ern Corridor and the Trans-African Highway, serv- ing as a vital transport artery that links East and Central African countries to the Port of Mombasa. The highway plays a key role in supporting the movement of goods and services across the re- gion, accommodating a substantial volume of heavy commercial traffic that is essential for re- gional trade and economic development. Contract Term- 30 years | | | | & Bridge International Engineering Co. Ltd (SDRBI). On 2nd July 2025, the two PIPs were ap- proved to progress to Project Development Phase. 2nd Approval - The Project Development Report was approved on 9th October 2025, for the Project to progress to contract negotiations with CRBC- NSSF, while SDRBI was retained as a reserve bid- der. In the course of the negotiations, CRBC com- municated that it required more time beyond GOK’s target project commencement date, to obtain all the necessary approvals from the Chinese Govern- ment, given that the required project financing was above USD 1 billion. Consequently, the negotia- tions failed. In view of the above, the contracting authority rec- ommended a split of the project scope into two, so as to have the two proponents develop the road i.e. CRBC-NSSF to develop Rironi Naivasha – Gilgil and Rironi, Mai Mahiu – Naivasha (A8) Road Sec- tion (139 KM), and SDRBI to develop Gilgil – Na- kuru - Mau Summit Highway (A8) Road Section (94 KM). 3rd Approval -On 10th November 2025 noting the failed negotiations with CRBC-NSSF, the PPP Committee approved the Project to progress to con- tract negotiations on a split scope. 4th Approval - the Project and Financial Risk As- sessment Reports for the respective sections were approved on 25th November 2025. Subsequently, the Attorney General issued a legal opinion on the |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) draft Project Agreements between KENHA and the two proponents; CRBC and SDRBI. Project Launch- The Project was launched on 28th November 2025 and construction is ongoing. Project Agreements- the Project Agreement (PA) with CRBC-NSSF was signed on 5th May 2026, while the PA with Shandong Hi Speed Road & Bridge International Engineering Co. Ltd (SDRBI) was signed on 30th June 2026. PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 6. N airobi Mombasa Expressway TBD PPP Procurement Method- The project scope comprises of Competitive Bidding enhancing the capacity of the 461Km Mombasa- Nairobi (A8) Road, by expanding its capacity from The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- 2 lanes into a minimum of 4 lanes and converting Term Plan (MTP) IV. Contracting Authority- Kenya National into an access controlled tolled road, while incor- Highways Authority (KeNHA) porating cost effective design solutions to minimize impact on local connectivity. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA The road section is part of the Trans-African High- procurement was published on 10th March 2026 way (Northern Corridor) connecting two large cit- and closed on 8th May 2026. The evaluation of the ies of Kenya (Nairobi and Mombasa) and by ex- bids is underway. tension Central and Eastern African countries. The road section is therefore of major economic importance as it promotes trade and tourism through transportation of goods, merchan- dise and people. 7. M ombasa Southern ByPass The Mombasa Southern Bypass (Dongo Kundu TBD PPP Procurement Method- Bypass), completed in 2024, provides a vital alter- native to the congested Likoni ferry crossing. It es- Competitive Bidding tablishes seamless connectivity between the Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 7 of 36

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| | | | | | | draft Project Agreements between KENHA and the two proponents; CRBC and SDRBI. Project Launch- The Project was launched on 28th November 2025 and construction is ongoing. Project Agreements- the Project Agreement (PA) with CRBC-NSSF was signed on 5th May 2026, while the PA with Shandong Hi Speed Road & Bridge International Engineering Co. Ltd (SDRBI) was signed on 30th June 2026. |

| 6. | N airobi Mombasa Expressway Contracting Authority- Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) | The project scope comprises of enhancing the capacity of the 461Km Mombasa- Nairobi (A8) Road, by expanding its capacity from 2 lanes into a minimum of 4 lanes and converting into an access controlled tolled road, while incor- porating cost effective design solutions to minimize impact on local connectivity. The road section is part of the Trans-African High- way (Northern Corridor) connecting two large cit- ies of Kenya (Nairobi and Mombasa) and by ex- tension Central and Eastern African countries. The road section is therefore of major economic importance as it promotes trade and tourism through transportation of goods, merchan- dise and people. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was published on 10th March 2026 and closed on 8th May 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. |

| 7. | M ombasa Southern ByPass | The Mombasa Southern Bypass (Dongo Kundu Bypass), completed in 2024, provides a vital alter- native to the congested Likoni ferry crossing. It es- tablishes seamless connectivity between the | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Contracting Authority- Kenya National Northern Corridor—linking Nairobi and inland mar- 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- Highways Authority (KeNHA) kets such as Uganda, Rwanda, DRC, and South proved in September 2025 for the project to pro- Sudan—and the southern corridor to Tanzania, gress to Feasibility Study. while also improving access to the Port of Mom- basa and the planned Dongo Kundu Special Eco- The Feasibility Study is ongoing. nomic Zone (SEZ). The project was financed by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) with additional support from the Govern- ment of Kenya. To sustain the asset and mobilize resources for further infrastructure development, the Government plans to procure a toll operator to install tolling infrastructure and operate and main- tain the asset 8. M au Summit – Eldoret – Malaba Road The project comprises upgrading the 243-kilome- TBD PPP Procurement Method- ter Mau Summit—Malaba highway, convert it into Competitive Bidding an access-controlled tolled road and expand its Contracting Authority- Kenya National capacity from 2 lanes to 4 lanes. The strategic The Pre-Feasibility Study commenced in November Highways Authority (KeNHA) transport route is part of the Northern Corridor con- 2025 and was completed in May 2026. necting western Kenya and Uganda and will com- plement the upstream Nairobi—Mau Summit high- Feasibility study to commence in Q1 Fy 2026/27 Transaction Advisor- way already under construction. The highway is also one of 9 roads that constitute the Trans-Afri- CPCS can Highway Network, a continental development policy coordinated by the African Union. The PPP Directorate of the National Treasury has a man- date to structure PPP projects. The implementing The TA assignment is funded by the agency, Kenya National Highways Authority Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (KeNHA), has secured the right-of-way for much of (AIIB) the corridor and is coordinating with the Ministry of Finance and development partners to structure the project transparently. The Northern Corridor is a key part of this road net- work and serves as one of East Africa’s busiest Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 8 of 36

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| | Contracting Authority- Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) | Northern Corridor—linking Nairobi and inland mar- kets such as Uganda, Rwanda, DRC, and South Sudan—and the southern corridor to Tanzania, while also improving access to the Port of Mom- basa and the planned Dongo Kundu Special Eco- nomic Zone (SEZ). The project was financed by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) with additional support from the Govern- ment of Kenya. To sustain the asset and mobilize resources for further infrastructure development, the Government plans to procure a toll operator to install tolling infrastructure and operate and main- tain the asset | | | | 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in September 2025 for the project to pro- gress to Feasibility Study. The Feasibility Study is ongoing. |

| 8. | M au Summit – Eldoret – Malaba Road Contracting Authority- Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) Transaction Advisor- CPCS The TA assignment is funded by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) | The project comprises upgrading the 243-kilome- ter Mau Summit—Malaba highway, convert it into an access-controlled tolled road and expand its capacity from 2 lanes to 4 lanes. The strategic transport route is part of the Northern Corridor con- necting western Kenya and Uganda and will com- plement the upstream Nairobi—Mau Summit high- way already under construction. The highway is also one of 9 roads that constitute the Trans-Afri- can Highway Network, a continental development policy coordinated by the African Union. The PPP Directorate of the National Treasury has a man- date to structure PPP projects. The implementing agency, Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), has secured the right-of-way for much of the corridor and is coordinating with the Ministry of Finance and development partners to structure the project transparently. The Northern Corridor is a key part of this road net- work and serves as one of East Africa’s busiest | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The Pre-Feasibility Study commenced in November 2025 and was completed in May 2026. Feasibility study to commence in Q1 Fy 2026/27 |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) trade routes. This road links the Port of Mombasa to Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the DRC sees nearly 3000 daily trucks moving over 35 mil- lion tons of cargo annually. Freight volumes are expected to rise further with regional integration ef- forts like the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement (AfCFTA). TRANSPORT PROJECTS AT COMMERCIAL CLOSE 9. S upply of Smart Driving The project entails the supply, delivery, and instal- 45 PPP Procurement Method- Licenses and Associated Services lation of a second-generation smart card-based Direct Procurement driving license 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in July 2023, for the project to progress to Contracting Authority- procurement of Private Party. National Transport Services Authority Contract Term- 21 years (NTSA) 2nd approval- Procurement of the Private Party for the project was undertaken, and the project was approved to progress to contract negotiations in Project Proponent- February 2024. Pesa Print/National Bank 3rd Approval – The project and risk assessment re- port (also called negotiation report) was approved in June 2024, subject to the fulfilment of the speci- fied conditions. Project Agreement- The negotiations were completed and the Project Agreement was signed in 2025. PROJECTS IN FEASIBILITY STUDY/PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 10. O peration of Dongo Kundu Berth 1 The Project entails the provision of additional TBD PPP Procurement Method- (DK1) equipment, operations and maintenance of the Competitive Bidding Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 9 of 36

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| | | trade routes. This road links the Port of Mombasa to Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the DRC sees nearly 3000 daily trucks moving over 35 mil- lion tons of cargo annually. Freight volumes are expected to rise further with regional integration ef- forts like the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement (AfCFTA). | | | | |

| 9. | S upply of Smart Driving Licenses and Associated Services Contracting Authority- National Transport Services Authority (NTSA) Project Proponent- Pesa Print/National Bank | The project entails the supply, delivery, and instal- lation of a second-generation smart card-based driving license Contract Term- 21 years | 45 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Direct Procurement 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in July 2023, for the project to progress to procurement of Private Party. 2nd approval- Procurement of the Private Party for the project was undertaken, and the project was approved to progress to contract negotiations in February 2024. 3rd Approval – The project and risk assessment re- port (also called negotiation report) was approved in June 2024, subject to the fulfilment of the speci- fied conditions. Project Agreement- The negotiations were completed and the Project Agreement was signed in 2025. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Dongo Kundu (DK1) multipurpose berth currently Contracting Authority- under construction. The DK1 is expected to relieve The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) congestion at existing berths and to serve as a lo- Term Plan (MTP) IV. gistical anchor for the Dongo Kundu SEZ. 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- Transaction Advisor (TA)- proved in April 2026. Consortium comprising of M/S Oriental Consultants Global Co Ltd, Overseas Feasibility Study- The Feasibility Study is ongoing Coastal Development institute of Japan, and is scheduled to be completed by December Nippon Koei Co. Ltd and Maritime Busi- 2026. ness and Economic Consultants (MBEC) 11. D evelopment/Concessioning of KPA (i) Mombasa Port Berths 11-14 TBD PPP Procurement Method- Port Assets in Lamu and Mombasa – (ii) Mombasa Port Container Terminal 1 Competitive Bidding Phase 1 (iii) Lamu Container Terminal Berths 1-3 (iv) Lamu Special Economic Zone The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Contracting Authority- Kenya Ports Au- Term Plan thority (KPA) (MTP) IV. Transaction Advisor (TA)- Feasibility Study commenced in October 2025 and Maritime & Transport Business Solutions has progressed to concluding stages. (Lead-Netherlands), Sub Consulting- CPF Capital & Advisory Limited & Orion Infrastructure Africa LLP PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 12. D evelopment/Concessioning of KPA -Mombasa Port Container Terminal II Berths 20- TBD PPP Procurement Method- Port Assets – Phase 2; 22 Competitive Bidding -Mombasa Port Container Terminal Berths 23-24 Contracting Authority- Kenya Ports -Mombasa Port Cargo Terminal Berths 1-5 Authority -Mombasa Port Cargo Terminal Berths 7–10 The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- -Mombasa Port Cargo Terminal Mbaraki Wharfs Term Plan (MTP) IV. -Inland Container Depot (ICD) Nairobi, Embakasi -Inland Container Depot (ICD) Naivasha Procurement of Transaction Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 10 of 36

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| | Contracting Authority- Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) Transaction Advisor (TA)- Consortium comprising of M/S Oriental Consultants Global Co Ltd, Overseas Coastal Development institute of Japan, Nippon Koei Co. Ltd and Maritime Busi- ness and Economic Consultants (MBEC) | Dongo Kundu (DK1) multipurpose berth currently under construction. The DK1 is expected to relieve congestion at existing berths and to serve as a lo- gistical anchor for the Dongo Kundu SEZ. | | | | The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in April 2026. Feasibility Study- The Feasibility Study is ongoing and is scheduled to be completed by December 2026. |

| 11 | . D evelopment/Concessioning of KPA Port Assets in Lamu and Mombasa – Phase 1 Contracting Authority- Kenya Ports Au- thority (KPA) Transaction Advisor (TA)- Maritime & Transport Business Solutions (Lead-Netherlands), Sub Consulting- CPF Capital & Advisory Limited & Orion Infrastructure Africa LLP | (i) Mombasa Port Berths 11-14 (ii) Mombasa Port Container Terminal 1 (iii) Lamu Container Terminal Berths 1-3 (iv) Lamu Special Economic Zone | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. Feasibility Study commenced in October 2025 and has progressed to concluding stages. |

| 12 | . D evelopment/Concessioning of KPA Port Assets – Phase 2; Contracting Authority- Kenya Ports Authority | -Mombasa Port Container Terminal II Berths 20- 22 -Mombasa Port Container Terminal Berths 23-24 -Mombasa Port Cargo Terminal Berths 1-5 -Mombasa Port Cargo Terminal Berths 7–10 -Mombasa Port Cargo Terminal Mbaraki Wharfs -Inland Container Depot (ICD) Nairobi, Embakasi -Inland Container Depot (ICD) Naivasha | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. Procurement of Transaction |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was pub- lished on 10th March 2026 and closed on 29th May 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. ENERGY PROJECTS IN OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE 13. 3 5MW Sosian Menengai A green field geothermal electricity generation pro- 11.7 The project is a priority PPP in MTP IV. Geothermal Power Plant ject whose objective is to increase the installed na- Project tional capacity by 35MW from geothermal re- Construction of the Project commenced in October sources on a BOO (Build-Own-Operate) PPP 2021 and was completed in June 2023. Contracting Authority- model for 20 -25 years. Geothermal Development Company Commercial Date of Operation was declared in (GDC) November 2023. Project Company- Sosian Menengai Ge- Contract Term- 25 years The Project attained Financial Close in December othermal Power Ltd 2023. EPC Contractor- Kaishan Group PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 14. 3 5MW Quantum Menengai Geothermal A green field geothermal electricity generation pro- 15.2 The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Power Plant ject whose objective is to increase the installed na- Term Plan (MTP) IV. Project tional capacity by 35MW from geothermal re- sources on a BOO (Build-Own-Operate) PPP Financial close was achieved in December 2023. Contracting Authority- model. Geothermal Development Company Construction of the Project commenced in February (GDC) Contract Term- 25 years 2024 and was May 2026. Reliability run tests to commence on 1st July 2026. The Full Commercial Project Company- QPEA GT Menengai Operation Date (FCOD) is targeted to be achieved Ltd by 31st July 2026. EPC Contractor- Toyota Tsusho Corporation (TTC) Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 11 of 36

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| 13 | . 3 5MW Sosian Menengai Geothermal Power Plant Project Contracting Authority- Geothermal Development Company (GDC) Project Company- Sosian Menengai Ge- othermal Power Ltd EPC Contractor- Kaishan Group | A green field geothermal electricity generation pro- ject whose objective is to increase the installed na- tional capacity by 35MW from geothermal re- sources on a BOO (Build-Own-Operate) PPP model for 20 -25 years. Contract Term- 25 years | 11.7 | | | The project is a priority PPP in MTP IV. Construction of the Project commenced in October 2021 and was completed in June 2023. Commercial Date of Operation was declared in November 2023. The Project attained Financial Close in December 2023. |

| 14 | . 3 5MW Quantum Menengai Geothermal Power Plant Project Contracting Authority- Geothermal Development Company (GDC) Project Company- QPEA GT Menengai Ltd EPC Contractor- Toyota Tsusho Corporation (TTC) | A green field geothermal electricity generation pro- ject whose objective is to increase the installed na- tional capacity by 35MW from geothermal re- sources on a BOO (Build-Own-Operate) PPP model. Contract Term- 25 years | 15.2 | | | The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. Financial close was achieved in December 2023. Construction of the Project commenced in February 2024 and was May 2026. Reliability run tests to commence on 1st July 2026. The Full Commercial Operation Date (FCOD) is targeted to be achieved by 31st July 2026. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) 15. 3 5MW Orpower 22 Menengai Geother- A green field geothermal electricity generation pro- 11.7 The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- mal Power Plant ject whose objective is to increase the installed na- Term Plan (MTP) IV. tional capacity by 35MW from geothermal re- sources on a BOO (Build-Own-Operate) PPP The project attained Commercial Close in October Contracting Authority- model. 2024. Geothermal Development Company (GDC) The construction of the project was commissioned in November 2024 and the it is ongoing. Project Company- Contract Term- 25 years Orpower 22 Ltd The Private Party and the CA are working on ful- filling Conditions Precedent (CPs) to Financial Close. EPC Contractor- Kaishan Group PROJECTS AT COMMERCIAL CLOSE 16. P ower Transmission Lines and Sub- Development of the following Power Transmission 41.6 PPP Procurement Method- stations sponsored by Africa 50 and Lines and Substations: Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) PowerGrid (i) 177km of 400 kV Loosuk – Lessos Transmis- sion Line; 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in Contracting Authority- Kenya Electricity (ii) 64 km of 220kV Kisumu-Musaga Transmission February 2023 to progress to Project Develop- Transmission Company (KETRACO) Line; ment/Feasibility Study. Includes associated infrastructure such as substa- tions, including a new 400kV switch station at Project Proponent- Africa50 & Power- Loosuk, new substations 220/33kV at Kakamega 2nd approval- The Project Development/Feasibility Grid and substation extensions at Study Report was completed, submitted, and ap- Lessos, Musaga and Kibos. proved in May 2024, for the Project to progress to contract negotiations. Contract Term- 30 years 3rd Approval – The project and risk assessment re- port (also called negotiation report) was approved in July 2025, subject to the fulfilment of the specified conditions. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 12 of 36

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| 15 | . 3 5MW Orpower 22 Menengai Geother- mal Power Plant Contracting Authority- Geothermal Development Company (GDC) Project Company- Orpower 22 Ltd EPC Contractor- Kaishan Group | A green field geothermal electricity generation pro- ject whose objective is to increase the installed na- tional capacity by 35MW from geothermal re- sources on a BOO (Build-Own-Operate) PPP model. Contract Term- 25 years | 11.7 | | | The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. The project attained Commercial Close in October 2024. The construction of the project was commissioned in November 2024 and the it is ongoing. The Private Party and the CA are working on ful- filling Conditions Precedent (CPs) to Financial Close. |

| 16 | . P ower Transmission Lines and Sub- stations sponsored by Africa 50 and PowerGrid Contracting Authority- Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) Project Proponent- Africa50 & Power- Grid | Development of the following Power Transmission Lines and Substations: (i) 177km of 400 kV Loosuk – Lessos Transmis- sion Line; (ii) 64 km of 220kV Kisumu-Musaga Transmission Line; Includes associated infrastructure such as substa- tions, including a new 400kV switch station at Loosuk, new substations 220/33kV at Kakamega and substation extensions at Lessos, Musaga and Kibos. Contract Term- 30 years | 41.6 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in February 2023 to progress to Project Develop- ment/Feasibility Study. 2nd approval- The Project Development/Feasibility Study Report was completed, submitted, and ap- proved in May 2024, for the Project to progress to contract negotiations. 3rd Approval – The project and risk assessment re- port (also called negotiation report) was approved in July 2025, subject to the fulfilment of the specified conditions. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Commercial Close- The project attained Commer- cial Close on 15th December 2025. PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATIONS 17. E ldoret Solar Power Plant &Solar-Pow- The Eldoret Solar-Powered Street Lighting Project 3.45 PPP Procurement Method- ered Street Lighting & Upgrade seeks to modernize, expand, and sustainably Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Project power the Municipality of Eldoret’s public lighting network through renewable energy. The project entails; 1st approval- The PIP was approved in November Contracting Authority- Municipality of 2025, for the project to progress to Project Eldoret – County Government of Uasin Development/Feasibility Study. • Development of a 3MWac solar Gishu photovoltaic PV power plant integrated with a 9MWh battery storage system Project Proponent- Seko Aerospace 2nd approval – In April 2026, the project was (BESS). a.s., in joint venture with Seko Energy Inc granted approval to progress to contract • Conversion of existing grid-connected street- and Miale Power Company Limited. negotiations. The negotiations are ongoing. lights to solar power. • Installation of approximately 12,000 new LED streetlights and 90 high-mast towers. • Refurbishment of 2,271 non-functional lights within the municipality. • Powering of key municipal buildings, traffic lights, parks, and public facilities Project Location: Uasin Gishu County PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 18. D evelopment of Development of the following power transmission TBD PPP Procurement Method- Transmission Line lines; Competitive Bidding Projects through solicited PPP -80km Kwale-Shimoni (Kibuyuini) 220kV 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- Contracting Authority- Kenya Electricity -7km Kipevu-Mbaraki 132kV proved in April 2025. Transmission Company (KETRACO) -145km Kiambere-Maua-Isiolo 220kV -34km Meru—Maua 132kV Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 13 of 36

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| 17 | . E ldoret Solar Power Plant &Solar-Pow- ered Street Lighting & Upgrade Project Contracting Authority- Municipality of Eldoret – County Government of Uasin Gishu Project Proponent- Seko Aerospace a.s., in joint venture with Seko Energy Inc and Miale Power Company Limited. | The Eldoret Solar-Powered Street Lighting Project seeks to modernize, expand, and sustainably power the Municipality of Eldoret’s public lighting network through renewable energy. The project entails; • Development of a 3MWac solar photovoltaic PV power plant integrated with a 9MWh battery storage system (BESS). • Conversion of existing grid-connected street- lights to solar power. • Installation of approximately 12,000 new LED streetlights and 90 high-mast towers. • Refurbishment of 2,271 non-functional lights within the municipality. • Powering of key municipal buildings, traffic lights, parks, and public facilities Project Location: Uasin Gishu County | 3.45 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The PIP was approved in November 2025, for the project to progress to Project Development/Feasibility Study. 2nd approval – In April 2026, the project was granted approval to progress to contract negotiations. The negotiations are ongoing. |

| 18 | . D evelopment of Transmission Line Projects through solicited PPP Contracting Authority- Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) | Development of the following power transmission lines; -80km Kwale-Shimoni (Kibuyuini) 220kV -7km Kipevu-Mbaraki 132kV -145km Kiambere-Maua-Isiolo 220kV -34km Meru—Maua 132kV | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in April 2025. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – a re-tender of RFP for TA was published and closed on 10th April 2026. The eval- uation of the bids is underway. 19. K ibuka (High Grand) Falls The main components of the proposed project in- 337 PPP Procurement Method- Hydropower and Irrigation Dam clude: Competitive Bidding a) Main Dam and Reservoir covering an area of Contracting Authorities- more than 165Km2 and a reservoir of 5,600 The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Kenya Electricity Generating Company million m3 of water; Term Plan (MTP) IV. PLC (KenGen) of the State Department b) Hydropower generation capacity of 500MW for Energy & National with capacity likely to be increased to 700MW 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was Irrigation Authority (NIA) of the State De- and later 1,000 MW; and approved in January 2026, for the project to pro- partment for Irrigation c) Irrigation Schemes covering 400,000 Acres gress to Feasibility Study. Project Proponent- GBM Limited UK Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was pub- lished on 10th March 2026 and closed on 14th May 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. 20. K arura 90 MW Hydro Power Dam The HPP KARURA Project is located on the Tana TBD PPP Procurement Method- River, about 150km north-east of Nairobi in the dis- Competitive Bidding Contracting Authority- tricts of Mwingi and Mbeere, between the existing Kenya Electricity Generating Company Hydro Power Projects Kindaruma and Kiambere, 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- (KenGen) and intends to utilize the residual head between proved in March 2026, for the project to progress to these two HPPs. The proposed project is 90 MW Feasibility Study. peaking plant with a dam. The project would strengthen grid stability and provide a more eco- Procurement of Transaction nomical alternative to thermal peaking plants cur- Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA was published on 10th rently being phased out to achieve 100% green March 2026 and closed on 6th May 2026. The eval- power generation by 2030. uation of the bids is underway. Karura Hydro Power Project is proposed to be de- veloped as a rock fill dam 45m high and 2,130m wide with asphalt core (alternative asphalt sur- face), creating a reservoir with approx. 12.7km² Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 14 of 36

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| | | | | | | Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – a re-tender of RFP for TA was published and closed on 10th April 2026. The eval- uation of the bids is underway. |

| 19 | . K ibuka (High Grand) Falls Hydropower and Irrigation Dam Contracting Authorities- Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC (KenGen) of the State Department for Energy & National Irrigation Authority (NIA) of the State De- partment for Irrigation Project Proponent- GBM Limited UK | The main components of the proposed project in- clude: a) Main Dam and Reservoir covering an area of more than 165Km2 and a reservoir of 5,600 million m3 of water; b) Hydropower generation capacity of 500MW with capacity likely to be increased to 700MW and later 1,000 MW; and c) Irrigation Schemes covering 400,000 Acres | 337 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was approved in January 2026, for the project to pro- gress to Feasibility Study. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was pub- lished on 10th March 2026 and closed on 14th May 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. |

| 20 | . K arura 90 MW Hydro Power Dam Contracting Authority- Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) | The HPP KARURA Project is located on the Tana River, about 150km north-east of Nairobi in the dis- tricts of Mwingi and Mbeere, between the existing Hydro Power Projects Kindaruma and Kiambere, and intends to utilize the residual head between these two HPPs. The proposed project is 90 MW peaking plant with a dam. The project would strengthen grid stability and provide a more eco- nomical alternative to thermal peaking plants cur- rently being phased out to achieve 100% green power generation by 2030. Karura Hydro Power Project is proposed to be de- veloped as a rock fill dam 45m high and 2,130m wide with asphalt core (alternative asphalt sur- face), creating a reservoir with approx. 12.7km² | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in March 2026, for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA was published on 10th March 2026 and closed on 6th May 2026. The eval- uation of the bids is underway. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) surface and 152Mm³ total volume, a concrete in- take tower, a concrete intake tunnel combining 2 squared penstocks (one for each generation unit) and two tunnels for the bottom outlet and water di- version during construction, a power house con- taining two generation units comprising of double regulated Kaplan turbines and synchronous gen- erators with a total installed capacity of 67MW. This capacity could be increased up to 90MW or more in case that Karura HPP would be designed and operated primarily for peak power production. 21. L iquefied Natural Gas fired power The development will be based on a BOO (Build, PPP Procurement Method- plant at Dongo Kundu Own and Operate) or BOOT (Build, Own, Operate Competitive Bidding and Transfer, whereby the transfer would be done Contracting Authority- after full amortization of the capital investment) 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- State Department for Energy framework. proved in March 2026, for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. The current energy mix mainly comprises Hydro, Geothermal, Thermal, Wind and solar. The contri- Procurement of Transaction bution of Thermal (MSD) is 564 MW out of installed Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA was published on 10th capacity 3236MW. Power from MSDs is expensive March 2026 and closed on 4th May 2026. The eval- due to fluctuations in international oil prices and uation of the bids is underway. foreign exchange since fuel is imported. This con- tributes to high electricity tariffs for consumers. Natural gas fired power plants are among the least cost power generation options. The energy from the gas power plant which will be cheaper than that from the Medium Speed Diesel (MSD) plants and therefore old MSD plants will be retired as their PPA term lapses. The Government envisages that there will be a significant increase in the contribu- tion of natural gas in the power generation mix as Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 15 of 36

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| 21 | . L iquefied Natural Gas fired power plant at Dongo Kundu Contracting Authority- State Department for Energy | The development will be based on a BOO (Build, Own and Operate) or BOOT (Build, Own, Operate and Transfer, whereby the transfer would be done after full amortization of the capital investment) framework. The current energy mix mainly comprises Hydro, Geothermal, Thermal, Wind and solar. The contri- bution of Thermal (MSD) is 564 MW out of installed capacity 3236MW. Power from MSDs is expensive due to fluctuations in international oil prices and foreign exchange since fuel is imported. This con- tributes to high electricity tariffs for consumers. Natural gas fired power plants are among the least cost power generation options. The energy from the gas power plant which will be cheaper than that from the Medium Speed Diesel (MSD) plants and therefore old MSD plants will be retired as their PPA term lapses. The Government envisages that there will be a significant increase in the contribu- tion of natural gas in the power generation mix as | | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in March 2026, for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA was published on 10th March 2026 and closed on 4th May 2026. The eval- uation of the bids is underway. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) a result of new discoveries of natural gas in the re- gion. When the power plant is developed it will pro- vide cheaper power to the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Mombasa. Furthermore, power from the gas power plant can be used to support the Lamu port by wheeling it through the existing 220kV Ra- bai - Malindi - Garsen - Lamu transmission line. 22. L ocalization of Solar Panel Production Development of Solar Panel manufacturing plant TBD PPP Procurement Method- in Olkaria. The proposed scope includes the de- Competitive Bidding Contracting Authority- sign, construction, and operation of a manufactur- Kenya Electricity Generating Company ing facility that will produce solar PV modules, and 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- (KenGen) potentially extend into the assembly or production proved in June 2025 of complementary components such as inverters and battery storage systems. The facility is ex- Procurement of Transaction pected to serve both domestic and regional mar- Advisor (TA) – preparations for procurement of TA kets, thus playing a role in increasing energy ac- are underway. cess and electrification across East and Central Africa. 23. S uswa Geothermal The project is expected to deliver up to 300MW in TBD PPP Procurement Method- Project phases, beginning with an initial phase of 50 to Competitive Bidding 100MW for the national grid. This first phase in- Contracting Authority- Geothermal De- cludes: velopment Company (GDC) - Development of project infrastructure (access 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- roads, well pads, and water supply systems). proved in March 2026 for the project to progress to

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| | | a result of new discoveries of natural gas in the re- gion. When the power plant is developed it will pro- vide cheaper power to the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Mombasa. Furthermore, power from the gas power plant can be used to support the Lamu port by wheeling it through the existing 220kV Ra- bai - Malindi - Garsen - Lamu transmission line. | | | | |

| 22 | . L ocalization of Solar Panel Production Contracting Authority- Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) | Development of Solar Panel manufacturing plant in Olkaria. The proposed scope includes the de- sign, construction, and operation of a manufactur- ing facility that will produce solar PV modules, and potentially extend into the assembly or production of complementary components such as inverters and battery storage systems. The facility is ex- pected to serve both domestic and regional mar- kets, thus playing a role in increasing energy ac- cess and electrification across East and Central Africa. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in June 2025 Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – preparations for procurement of TA are underway. |

| 23 | . S uswa Geothermal Project Contracting Authority- Geothermal De- velopment Company (GDC) | The project is expected to deliver up to 300MW in phases, beginning with an initial phase of 50 to 100MW for the national grid. This first phase in- cludes: - Development of project infrastructure (access roads, well pads, and water supply systems). - Well siting and drilling of approximately 34 geo- thermal wells, including re-injection wells. - Construction of a steam gathering system. - Installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of the power plant(s). The development and operation of this phase is estimated to span 35 years: 10 years for steam field development and construction, followed by 25 years of power generation. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in March 2026 for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) 24. 2 000MW Nuclear Power Plant Project This project involves the development and opera- TBD PPP Procurement Method- tion of 2 units of 1,000 MW nuclear power plants Competitive Bidding to provide reliable, low-carbon baseload electricity Contracting Authority- Kenya Electric- to the national grid and enhance long-term gener- ity Generating Company (KenGen) ation capacity. Nuclear power is a proven, mature 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- baseload technology capable of delivering contin- proved in April 2026. uous, high-quality electricity with very high-capac- ity factors. It provides firm and dispatchable gen- eration that complements variable renewable en- ergy sources such as wind and solar, thereby strengthening grid frequency control, reducing in- termittency risks, and enhancing overall power system resilience as Kenya expands its clean en- ergy portfolio. 25. B attery Energy Storage System The BESS is designed to capture excess electric- TBD PPP Procurement Method- (BESS) Project ity produced during periods of high renewable Competitive Bidding power generation to be strategically dispatched during peak demand or when renewable genera- Contracting Authority- State Depart- tion is low. The primary objective of the BESS pro- 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- ment for Energy ject is to address the stability challenges associ- proved in March 2026 for the project to progress to ated with Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) Feasibility Study. sources, such as wind and solar. Given the unpre- dictable nature of these intermittent sources, the grid requires reliable ancillary services to compen- sate for variability. BESS serves as a critical solu- tion to enhance energy security and facilitate the seamless integration of renewable energy into our existing grid network. 26. G eothermal – Powered Theme Park at The project aims to establish Africa’s first geother- TBD PPP Procurement Method- Olkaria mal-powered theme park by utilizing geothermal Competitive Bidding resources available at the Olkaria Geothermal Complex to support world-class recreation, well- 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- Contracting Authority- Kenya Electric- ness, hospitality, and educational facilities. The proved in April 2026 for the project to progress to ity Generating Company (KenGen) Feasibility Study. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 17 of 36

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| 24 | . 2 000MW Nuclear Power Plant Project Contracting Authority- Kenya Electric- ity Generating Company (KenGen) | This project involves the development and opera- tion of 2 units of 1,000 MW nuclear power plants to provide reliable, low-carbon baseload electricity to the national grid and enhance long-term gener- ation capacity. Nuclear power is a proven, mature baseload technology capable of delivering contin- uous, high-quality electricity with very high-capac- ity factors. It provides firm and dispatchable gen- eration that complements variable renewable en- ergy sources such as wind and solar, thereby strengthening grid frequency control, reducing in- termittency risks, and enhancing overall power system resilience as Kenya expands its clean en- ergy portfolio. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in April 2026. |

| 25 | . B attery Energy Storage System (BESS) Project Contracting Authority- State Depart- ment for Energy | The BESS is designed to capture excess electric- ity produced during periods of high renewable power generation to be strategically dispatched during peak demand or when renewable genera- tion is low. The primary objective of the BESS pro- ject is to address the stability challenges associ- ated with Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) sources, such as wind and solar. Given the unpre- dictable nature of these intermittent sources, the grid requires reliable ancillary services to compen- sate for variability. BESS serves as a critical solu- tion to enhance energy security and facilitate the seamless integration of renewable energy into our existing grid network. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in March 2026 for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. |

| 26 | . G eothermal – Powered Theme Park at Olkaria Contracting Authority- Kenya Electric- ity Generating Company (KenGen) | The project aims to establish Africa’s first geother- mal-powered theme park by utilizing geothermal resources available at the Olkaria Geothermal Complex to support world-class recreation, well- ness, hospitality, and educational facilities. The | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in April 2026 for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) project will enhance Kenya’s tourism offering, in- crease visitor numbers, create employment oppor- tunities, stimulate local economic development, and attract private investment into the tourism sec- tor. The private partner will be responsible for the design, financing, construction, operation, and maintenance of the facilities, while public sector stakeholders will provide strategic support and fa- cilitate project implementation. The project is ex- pected to serve as a landmark sustainable tourism development and a catalyst for regional growth within the Naivasha-Olkaria tourism corridor. 27. The project is to undertake Hybridization of the TBD PPP Procurement Method- Hybridization of Diesel Stations in twenty diesel stations located in various rural loca- Competitive Bidding Kenya tions in Kenya. Currently, the diesel stations are currently being operated by KPLC in line with the 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- Contracting Authority- Rural Electrifica- service agreement between REREC and KPLC on proved in November 2025 for the project to pro- tion and Renewable Energy Corporation the implementation, operation and maintenance of gress to Feasibility Study. (REREC) the rural electrification projects. The diesel costs for the twenty diesel stations is approximately Kshs.96.9 Million per month. The overall opera- tions and maintenance costs of the hybridized die- sel stations will reduce significantly as the diesel component will only be a backup while the renew- able energy will provide the base load. This will in- crease the REREC’s Corporation’s contribution to clean energy from 60.498 MWp in 2022 to 78.870MWp, for environmental sustainability. As such, the hybridization of the diesel stations will not only have a direct economic benefit to the economy but also contribute greatly to the mitiga- tion of climate change. This will also enhance its opportunities offered under carbon financing and the green energy climate fund. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 18 of 36

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| | | project will enhance Kenya’s tourism offering, in- crease visitor numbers, create employment oppor- tunities, stimulate local economic development, and attract private investment into the tourism sec- tor. The private partner will be responsible for the design, financing, construction, operation, and maintenance of the facilities, while public sector stakeholders will provide strategic support and fa- cilitate project implementation. The project is ex- pected to serve as a landmark sustainable tourism development and a catalyst for regional growth within the Naivasha-Olkaria tourism corridor. | | | | |

| 27 | . Hybridization of Diesel Stations in Kenya Contracting Authority- Rural Electrifica- tion and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC) | The project is to undertake Hybridization of the twenty diesel stations located in various rural loca- tions in Kenya. Currently, the diesel stations are currently being operated by KPLC in line with the service agreement between REREC and KPLC on the implementation, operation and maintenance of the rural electrification projects. The diesel costs for the twenty diesel stations is approximately Kshs.96.9 Million per month. The overall opera- tions and maintenance costs of the hybridized die- sel stations will reduce significantly as the diesel component will only be a backup while the renew- able energy will provide the base load. This will in- crease the REREC’s Corporation’s contribution to clean energy from 60.498 MWp in 2022 to 78.870MWp, for environmental sustainability. As such, the hybridization of the diesel stations will not only have a direct economic benefit to the economy but also contribute greatly to the mitiga- tion of climate change. This will also enhance its opportunities offered under carbon financing and the green energy climate fund. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in November 2025 for the project to pro- gress to Feasibility Study. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) WATER AND SANITATION PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATIONS 28. S abaki Water Carrier The proposed project includes the abstraction of 27.9 PPP Procurement Method- Project 80,000m3/day water from the Baricho aquifer, on Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) the banks of Sabaki River in Kilifi County; the de- Contracting Authority- Ministry of Wa- velopment of a water treatment and storage 1st approval- The PIP was approved in October ter, Sanitation & Irrigation plant; sewerage treatment units and related sewer 2023, for the project to progress to Project network within the Zones. Development/Feasibility Study. Project Proponent- Utility Partners One 2nd approval – In February 2025, the project was LLP granted approval to progress to contract negotia- tions, subject to fulfilment of certain conditions. The Negotiations are underway. 29. L amu Water Desalination Plant The project has two components: 106.1 PPP Procurement Method- a) Construction and installation of a water desal- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Contracting Authority- Ministry of Wa- ination plant to supply an initial 120,000m3/day ter, Sanitation and Irrigation of potable water to the residents of Lamu 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in Town and environments including LAPSSET December 2023, for the project to progress to Pro- Zone; and ject Development/Feasibility Study. Project Proponent- Rasli Bahari Kenya b) Sale of products produced from the mineral’s Ltd recovery process. 2nd approval – In April 2025, the project was granted approval to progress to contract negotia- tions. PROJECTS IN FEASIBILITY STUDY/PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 30. N darugu 2 Dam Water Supply Project The proposed Ndarugu 2 Dam is a water supply 13 PPP Procurement Method- project on the confluence of Ndarugu and Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Contracting Authority- Athi Water Githobokoini rivers. The Dam will be 52 m high Works Development Agency Roller-Compacted Concrete (RCC) gravity dam, 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in crest length of 300 m with a storage capacity of 18 February 2023 for the project to progress to Project million cubic meters, a 50,000 m3/d Water Treat- Development/Feasibility Study. ment Plant, 37km of raw and treated water pipe- lines. The Project Development/ Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 19 of 36

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| 28 | . S abaki Water Carrier Project Contracting Authority- Ministry of Wa- ter, Sanitation & Irrigation Project Proponent- Utility Partners One LLP | The proposed project includes the abstraction of 80,000m3/day water from the Baricho aquifer, on the banks of Sabaki River in Kilifi County; the de- velopment of a water treatment and storage plant; sewerage treatment units and related sewer network within the Zones. | 27.9 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The PIP was approved in October 2023, for the project to progress to Project Development/Feasibility Study. 2nd approval – In February 2025, the project was granted approval to progress to contract negotia- tions, subject to fulfilment of certain conditions. The Negotiations are underway. |

| 29 | . L amu Water Desalination Plant Contracting Authority- Ministry of Wa- ter, Sanitation and Irrigation Project Proponent- Rasli Bahari Kenya Ltd | The project has two components: a) Construction and installation of a water desal- ination plant to supply an initial 120,000m3/day of potable water to the residents of Lamu Town and environments including LAPSSET Zone; and b) Sale of products produced from the mineral’s recovery process. | 106.1 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in December 2023, for the project to progress to Pro- ject Development/Feasibility Study. 2nd approval – In April 2025, the project was granted approval to progress to contract negotia- tions. |

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| 30 | . N darugu 2 Dam Water Supply Project Contracting Authority- Athi Water Works Development Agency | The proposed Ndarugu 2 Dam is a water supply project on the confluence of Ndarugu and Githobokoini rivers. The Dam will be 52 m high Roller-Compacted Concrete (RCC) gravity dam, crest length of 300 m with a storage capacity of 18 million cubic meters, a 50,000 m3/d Water Treat- ment Plant, 37km of raw and treated water pipe- lines. | 13 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in February 2023 for the project to progress to Project Development/Feasibility Study. The Project Development/ |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Project Proponent- China Road & Feasibility Study has however been put on hold, Bridge Corporation (CRBC) pending the resolution of issues raised by the Project Affected Persons. 31. M zima II Water Supply Project Development of a 220 Km water pipeline with a di- 50.6 PPP Procurement Method- ameter of 1,200mm and attendant facilities to ab- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) stract and transmit 105,000m3/d of water per day from Mzima Springs to Mazeras Tanks and vari- 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in Contracting Authority- Coast Water ous towns along the pipeline at an estimated cost August 2024, for the project to progress to the Pro- Works Development Authority of US$ 335.338 million. The proposed term of the ject Development/Feasibility Study. project is 30 years with a construction period of 3 years and operation and maintenance period of 27 The Project Development is at concluding stages. Project Proponent- Sichuan Road and years. Bridge Group Company Limited Chengdu, China The project will serve consumers from Mombasa, Kilifi, Taita Taveta and Kwale Counties. 32. L ondiani Dam The purpose of the project is to supply potable wa- 33.4 PPP Procurement Method- ter to the residents of Kipkelion West and Londiani Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Contracting Authority- Ministry of Wa- Sub Counties in Kericho County. ter, Sanitation and Irrigation 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in December 2023, for the project to progress to Pro- Project Proponent- Gap Insaat Yatirim ject Development/Feasibility Study. Ve Dis Ticaret A.S (GaP) The Project Development/ Feasibility Study is on- going. 33. M aragua IV Dam Water The project involves the development of a bulk 51.5 PPP Procurement Method- Supply Project Water Supply system to supply 120,000m3/day to Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Nairobi City County and 20,000m3/day to Mu- ranga South (Sabasaba, Kabati, Maragua town, 1st approval- The PIP was approved in February Contracting Authority- Athi Water Makuyu, Kenol and Kaharati areas). The proposed 2025, for the project to progress to Project Works Development Agency (AWWDA) scheme consists of the following components: Development/Feasibility Study. dam structure, raw water pipeline, water treatment plant, and pipeline for treated water The Project Development/Feasibility Study is Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 20 of 36

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| | Project Proponent- China Road & Bridge Corporation (CRBC) | | | | | Feasibility Study has however been put on hold, pending the resolution of issues raised by the Project Affected Persons. |

| 31 | . M zima II Water Supply Project Contracting Authority- Coast Water Works Development Authority Project Proponent- Sichuan Road and Bridge Group Company Limited Chengdu, China | Development of a 220 Km water pipeline with a di- ameter of 1,200mm and attendant facilities to ab- stract and transmit 105,000m3/d of water per day from Mzima Springs to Mazeras Tanks and vari- ous towns along the pipeline at an estimated cost of US$ 335.338 million. The proposed term of the project is 30 years with a construction period of 3 years and operation and maintenance period of 27 years. The project will serve consumers from Mombasa, Kilifi, Taita Taveta and Kwale Counties. | 50.6 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in August 2024, for the project to progress to the Pro- ject Development/Feasibility Study. The Project Development is at concluding stages. |

| 32 | . L ondiani Dam Contracting Authority- Ministry of Wa- ter, Sanitation and Irrigation Project Proponent- Gap Insaat Yatirim Ve Dis Ticaret A.S (GaP) | The purpose of the project is to supply potable wa- ter to the residents of Kipkelion West and Londiani Sub Counties in Kericho County. | 33.4 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in December 2023, for the project to progress to Pro- ject Development/Feasibility Study. The Project Development/ Feasibility Study is on- going. |

| 33 | . M aragua IV Dam Water Supply Project Contracting Authority- Athi Water Works Development Agency (AWWDA) | The project involves the development of a bulk Water Supply system to supply 120,000m3/day to Nairobi City County and 20,000m3/day to Mu- ranga South (Sabasaba, Kabati, Maragua town, Makuyu, Kenol and Kaharati areas). The proposed scheme consists of the following components: dam structure, raw water pipeline, water treatment plant, and pipeline for treated water | 51.5 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The PIP was approved in February 2025, for the project to progress to Project Development/Feasibility Study. The Project Development/Feasibility Study is |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Project Proponent- China Energy ongoing. International Group and BG Hill 34. N aivasha SEZ Bulk Water Supply & Development of boreholes for water supply in 12.5 PPP Procurement Method- Sanitation Naivasha and reticulation of wastewater for Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Naivasha Special Economic Zone. The proposed project will be built in Naivasha with the SPV con- 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in tracting with MWSI and implemented by Water April 2025, for the project to progress to the Project Contracting Authority- Ministry of Service Providers: Naivawasco, Turasha Water Development/Feasibility Study. The project devel- Water and Sanitation and Central Rift Water Works Development opment phase is ongoing. Agency (CRWWDA) Project Proponent- Royal Haskoning- DHV & Rebel Group 35. N joro Kubwa Bulk Water Supply Development of Water supply, Storm Water and TBD PPP Procurement Method- Sanitation Works for Voi, Mwatate, Wundanyi and Competitive Bidding Taveta towns (Njoro Kubwa). The proposed pro- Contracting Authority- County Govern- ject entails abstracting water from the spring and 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- ment of Taita Taveta distributing the water to major towns in the County proved in August 2023. and will follow the existing infrastructure where wa- ter will be pumped from Njoro Kubwa Springs to Transaction Advisor (TA) – the California Tank and then from the California Pre-Feasibility Study- Pre-Feasibility Study com- Gide Loyrette Nouel A.A.R.P.I Tank to the Hill tank. Water will be sourced from menced in October 2025 and was completed in May Njoro-Kubwa Springs located approximately 3km 2025. The Feasibility Study shall commence in July The TA assignment is funded by the from Taveta town. 2026. Global Infrastructure Facility (GIF) and the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF). PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 36. I rrigation Dams and Associated Infra- (i) Barsilinga Dam Development Project- TBD PPP Procurement Method- structure (Barsilinga Dam, Lowaat Competitive Bidding Dam Irrigation, Soin Koru Dam) Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 21 of 36

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| 34 | . N aivasha SEZ Bulk Water Supply & Sanitation Contracting Authority- Ministry of Water and Sanitation Project Proponent- Royal Haskoning- DHV & Rebel Group | Development of boreholes for water supply in Naivasha and reticulation of wastewater for Naivasha Special Economic Zone. The proposed project will be built in Naivasha with the SPV con- tracting with MWSI and implemented by Water Service Providers: Naivawasco, Turasha Water and Central Rift Water Works Development Agency (CRWWDA) | 12.5 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in April 2025, for the project to progress to the Project Development/Feasibility Study. The project devel- opment phase is ongoing. |

| 35 | . N joro Kubwa Bulk Water Supply Contracting Authority- County Govern- ment of Taita Taveta Transaction Advisor (TA) – Gide Loyrette Nouel A.A.R.P.I The TA assignment is funded by the Global Infrastructure Facility (GIF) and the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF). | Development of Water supply, Storm Water and Sanitation Works for Voi, Mwatate, Wundanyi and Taveta towns (Njoro Kubwa). The proposed pro- ject entails abstracting water from the spring and distributing the water to major towns in the County and will follow the existing infrastructure where wa- ter will be pumped from Njoro Kubwa Springs to the California Tank and then from the California Tank to the Hill tank. Water will be sourced from Njoro-Kubwa Springs located approximately 3km from Taveta town. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in August 2023. Pre-Feasibility Study- Pre-Feasibility Study com- menced in October 2025 and was completed in May 2025. The Feasibility Study shall commence in July 2026. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Construction of a 214 MCM dam with a 376m crest 1st approval- The Project Concept Notes were ap- length and 65m high zoned rock fill dam embark- proved on in March 2026, for the projects to pro- Contracting Authority- ment and a 65km Isiolo canal and 30 km Samburu gress to Feasibility Study. National Irrigation Authority (NIA) Canal. The Barsilinga dam project aims at serving Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP 220,726 beneficiaries from Isiolo and Samburu for TA procurement was published on 10th March counties covering 25,000 acres of irrigated land for 2026 and closed on 13th May 2026. The evaluation crops and feedlots for an estimated 1.3 million of the bids is underway. heads of livestock by providing 9.3m3/sec water flow with a capacity of 214 MCM. The project is feasible across technical, environmental, social, commercial, and legal aspects. (ii) Lowaat Dam Irrigation Development Project The proposed Lowaat Dam Project is located in Turkana East Sub-County, an area characterized by arid and semi-arid climatic conditions, high rain- fall variability, and limited water storage infrastruc- ture. The project is intended to directly benefit ap- proximately 233,000 people through provision of regulated irrigation water supply, improved rural and urban domestic water services, and diversifi- cation of economic activities. The current area un- der irrigation is approximately 4,942 acres, against an estimated irrigation potential of 30,000 acres. The projected irrigation water requirement at full development is approximately 1.34 million cubic meters per day, while domestic water demand is estimated at 17,280 cubic meters per day, bringing the total projected daily water demand to approxi- mately 1.4 million cubic meters. In addition, the Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 22 of 36

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| | Contracting Authority- National Irrigation Authority (NIA) | Construction of a 214 MCM dam with a 376m crest length and 65m high zoned rock fill dam embark- ment and a 65km Isiolo canal and 30 km Samburu Canal. The Barsilinga dam project aims at serving 220,726 beneficiaries from Isiolo and Samburu counties covering 25,000 acres of irrigated land for crops and feedlots for an estimated 1.3 million heads of livestock by providing 9.3m3/sec water flow with a capacity of 214 MCM. The project is feasible across technical, environmental, social, commercial, and legal aspects. (ii) Lowaat Dam Irrigation Development Project The proposed Lowaat Dam Project is located in Turkana East Sub-County, an area characterized by arid and semi-arid climatic conditions, high rain- fall variability, and limited water storage infrastruc- ture. The project is intended to directly benefit ap- proximately 233,000 people through provision of regulated irrigation water supply, improved rural and urban domestic water services, and diversifi- cation of economic activities. The current area un- der irrigation is approximately 4,942 acres, against an estimated irrigation potential of 30,000 acres. The projected irrigation water requirement at full development is approximately 1.34 million cubic meters per day, while domestic water demand is estimated at 17,280 cubic meters per day, bringing the total projected daily water demand to approxi- mately 1.4 million cubic meters. In addition, the | | | | 1st approval- The Project Concept Notes were ap- proved on in March 2026, for the projects to pro- gress to Feasibility Study. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was published on 10th March 2026 and closed on 13th May 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) project incorporates a 10 MW hydropower compo- nent and opportunities for fisheries and tourism development around the reservoir. To meet these demands, the project proposes construction of a 53-metre-high rockfill dam along the Kerio River with an estimated storage capacity of approxi- mately 400 million cubic meters (MCM). The dam will be supported by approximately 20 Kilometers of primary canal infrastructure to con- vey irrigation water to command areas. (iii) Soin Koru Dam and Irrigation Development Project The Proposed Soin Koru Dam is located on River Nyando at the boundary between Kericho and Ki- sumu Counties at approximately latitudes 0° 13’ S and 0° 11’ S and longitudes 35° 13’ E and 35° 16’ E. The project targets to Supply potable water to both counties, irrigate about 27,000 acres in Ki- sumu County, generate Hydroelectric power and Control flooding downstream. The target irrigation area spans Muhoroni, Chemilil, Existing Ahero and West Kano schemes. The proposed dam is a zoned rock-fill structure with an impervious core. The dam wall is 55 me- ters high (including 5m freeboard) from bed level of 1695m and crest length of 1400 meters. The catchment area at the dam location is 1,350 km2 with an estimated annual yield of 242.82 Mm3 (7.7 m3 /s) based on river gauging data between 1956 to 2011. The net available irrigation is estimated at Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 23 of 36

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| | | project incorporates a 10 MW hydropower compo- nent and opportunities for fisheries and tourism development around the reservoir. To meet these demands, the project proposes construction of a 53-metre-high rockfill dam along the Kerio River with an estimated storage capacity of approxi- mately 400 million cubic meters (MCM). The dam will be supported by approximately 20 Kilometers of primary canal infrastructure to con- vey irrigation water to command areas. (iii) Soin Koru Dam and Irrigation Development Project The Proposed Soin Koru Dam is located on River Nyando at the boundary between Kericho and Ki- sumu Counties at approximately latitudes 0° 13’ S and 0° 11’ S and longitudes 35° 13’ E and 35° 16’ E. The project targets to Supply potable water to both counties, irrigate about 27,000 acres in Ki- sumu County, generate Hydroelectric power and Control flooding downstream. The target irrigation area spans Muhoroni, Chemilil, Existing Ahero and West Kano schemes. The proposed dam is a zoned rock-fill structure with an impervious core. The dam wall is 55 me- ters high (including 5m freeboard) from bed level of 1695m and crest length of 1400 meters. The catchment area at the dam location is 1,350 km2 with an estimated annual yield of 242.82 Mm3 (7.7 m3 /s) based on river gauging data between 1956 to 2011. The net available irrigation is estimated at | | | | |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) 5.17 m3/s which translates to 27,000 acres at 16 m3/acre/day. 37. T huci Dam Infrastructure and associ- The proposed PPP project is a large-scale, multi- TBD PPP Procurement Method- ated facilities purpose water resources infrastructure develop- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) ment intended to deliver irrigation water, domestic water supply, and renewable energy while simul- 1st approval- The PIP was approved in January Contracting Authority- State Depart- taneously facilitating economic value addition 2026, subject to meeting certain conditions ment for Irrigation, through agro-industrial development, tourism in- frastructure, biomass energy, and carbon credit in- Project Proponent- Elevolution itiatives. The primary objective of the Thuci Dam Engenharia, S.A. Project is to provide a reliable and regulated sup- (Elevo Group – Portugal) ply of irrigation water to approximately 16,500 acres in Runyenjes Constituency and 11,000 acres in Chuka Igambang’ombe Constituency through the adoption of efficient irrigation technol- ogies. Additionally, the project aims to supply treated domestic water to surrounding communi- ties and harness the site’s hydrological potential for renewable hydropower generation AGRICULTURE PROJECTS IN OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE 38. G alana-Kulalu (Nafaka) Food The project is being implemented under a Design- 12.5 PPP Procurement Method- Security Project Finance Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Develop-Operate-Transfer (DFDOT) PPP model. Contracting Authority- The project involves development of physical infra- The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- National Irrigation Authority (NIA) structure for viable and economic utilization of the Term Plan natural resources available within or accessible to (MTP) IV. Agricultural Development Corporation the area making up the Galana Ranches including (ADC) but not limited to water storage, conveyance and Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 24 of 36

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| 37 | . T huci Dam Infrastructure and associ- ated facilities Contracting Authority- State Depart- ment for Irrigation, Project Proponent- Elevolution Engenharia, S.A. (Elevo Group – Portugal) | The proposed PPP project is a large-scale, multi- purpose water resources infrastructure develop- ment intended to deliver irrigation water, domestic water supply, and renewable energy while simul- taneously facilitating economic value addition through agro-industrial development, tourism in- frastructure, biomass energy, and carbon credit in- itiatives. The primary objective of the Thuci Dam Project is to provide a reliable and regulated sup- ply of irrigation water to approximately 16,500 acres in Runyenjes Constituency and 11,000 acres in Chuka Igambang’ombe Constituency through the adoption of efficient irrigation technol- ogies. Additionally, the project aims to supply treated domestic water to surrounding communi- ties and harness the site’s hydrological potential for renewable hydropower generation | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The PIP was approved in January 2026, subject to meeting certain conditions |

| 38 | . G alana-Kulalu (Nafaka) Food Security Project Contracting Authority- National Irrigation Authority (NIA) Agricultural Development Corporation (ADC) | The project is being implemented under a Design- Finance Develop-Operate-Transfer (DFDOT) PPP model. The project involves development of physical infra- structure for viable and economic utilization of the natural resources available within or accessible to the area making up the Galana Ranches including but not limited to water storage, conveyance and | 12.5 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) distribution, irrigation, sustainable land develop- 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in Project Company- ment and consists of various enterprises including February 2023 to progress to Project Develop- Selu Limited sustainable maize, other Scheduled Crops and ro- ment/Feasibility Study. tational crops, harvesting, post-harvest handling, storage, processing/value addition and marketing. 2nd approval- The Project Development/Feasibility Study Report was completed, submitted, and ap- The being implemented in three phases. Phase 1 proved in February 2024, for the project to progress will run for 12 months and targets to achieve irri- to contract negotiations. gation activities on 6,300 acres. Phase 2 will com- mence at the lapse of Phase 1 and continuing for 3rd approval- The Financial and Risk Assessment a period of eighteen (18) months during which pe- Report of the project and the initiated Project Agree- riod the Project Company shall perform the Irriga- ment were approved in August 2024, for the project tion Activities on additional 900 acres of the Pro- to progress to execution of the ject Site to bring the total amount of Project Site Agreement. undergoing Irrigation Activities to 7,200 acres. Phase 3 will commence on the lapse of Phase 2 Commercial Close - project attained Commercial and continuing for the remainder of the Conces- Close in December 2024. Phase 1 of the project is sion Term during which period the Project Com- in implementation, and production of seed maize pany shall perform the Irrigation Activities on addi- has been prioritized. Planting of the seed maize tional 12,800 acres of the Project Site to bring the commenced in May 2025 with 170 acres, expand- total amount of Project Site undergoing Irrigation ing to 1,300 acres by June 2025. The target is to Activities to 20,000 acres. reach 3,200 acres under seed maize by December 2025 through progressive planting across Centre Pivots. Contract Term- 30 years Financial Close- The Private Party achieved Fi- nancial Close on 10th December 2025 Progress Status- The private party has so far pre- pared 2,662 acres under the Phase 1 works and cropped a total of 2000 acres with expansion ongo- ing. Bush clearing, initial ripping and land levelling has been carried out on 5,400 acres covering the Phase 1 works. Additionally, works on 900 acres of Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 25 of 36

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| | Project Company- Selu Limited | distribution, irrigation, sustainable land develop- ment and consists of various enterprises including sustainable maize, other Scheduled Crops and ro- tational crops, harvesting, post-harvest handling, storage, processing/value addition and marketing. The being implemented in three phases. Phase 1 will run for 12 months and targets to achieve irri- gation activities on 6,300 acres. Phase 2 will com- mence at the lapse of Phase 1 and continuing for a period of eighteen (18) months during which pe- riod the Project Company shall perform the Irriga- tion Activities on additional 900 acres of the Pro- ject Site to bring the total amount of Project Site undergoing Irrigation Activities to 7,200 acres. Phase 3 will commence on the lapse of Phase 2 and continuing for the remainder of the Conces- sion Term during which period the Project Com- pany shall perform the Irrigation Activities on addi- tional 12,800 acres of the Project Site to bring the total amount of Project Site undergoing Irrigation Activities to 20,000 acres. Contract Term- 30 years | | | | 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in February 2023 to progress to Project Develop- ment/Feasibility Study. 2nd approval- The Project Development/Feasibility Study Report was completed, submitted, and ap- proved in February 2024, for the project to progress to contract negotiations. 3rd approval- The Financial and Risk Assessment Report of the project and the initiated Project Agree- ment were approved in August 2024, for the project to progress to execution of the Agreement. Commercial Close - project attained Commercial Close in December 2024. Phase 1 of the project is in implementation, and production of seed maize has been prioritized. Planting of the seed maize commenced in May 2025 with 170 acres, expand- ing to 1,300 acres by June 2025. The target is to reach 3,200 acres under seed maize by December 2025 through progressive planting across Centre Pivots. Financial Close- The Private Party achieved Fi- nancial Close on 10th December 2025 Progress Status- The private party has so far pre- pared 2,662 acres under the Phase 1 works and cropped a total of 2000 acres with expansion ongo- ing. Bush clearing, initial ripping and land levelling has been carried out on 5,400 acres covering the Phase 1 works. Additionally, works on 900 acres of |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) drip irrigation has been carried out including clean- ing and rehabilitation of the water reservoir, repair and servicing of the pumping and power supply sys- tem and repair of the drip irrigation distribution sys- tem. PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 39. T ana Delta Irrigation The Tana Delta Irrigation Project (TDIP) involved TBD PPP Procurement Method- Project (Rice) leasing 10,000 hectares of undeveloped (green- Competitive Bidding field) land to private investors for large-scale irri- Contracting Authority- gated rice production. This strategic initiative is de- 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was Tana and Athi Rivers Development Au- signed to significantly contribute to national food approved in June 2025. thority (TARDA) security by boosting domestic rice output, thereby reducing reliance on imports. Furthermore, the Procurement of Transaction project aims to stimulate economic growth through Advisor (TA) – preparations for procurement of a job creation, facilitate the transfer of modern agri- TA are being finalised. cultural technologies, and enhance community livelihoods within the Tana Delta region. This en- deavour is in direct alignment with TARDA’s broader objectives of fostering equitable develop- ment, ensuring environmental sustainability, and empowering local communities, and critically sup- ports the government’s BETA agenda on food se- curity. Project Location: Tana River and Lamu Counties 40. T ana Integrated Sugar Project- (TISP) The Tana Integrated Sugar Project (TISP), a key TBD 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- agribusiness initiative within the 31,000-hectare proved in June 2025 Contracting Authority- Tana Delta Integrated Irrigation Project, will dedi- Tana and Athi Rivers Development Au- cate 6,000 hectares to sugarcane farming. It also Procurement of Transaction thority (TARDA) includes integrated facilities for biofuel, power, and Advisor (TA) – preparations for procurement of a livestock feed production. The project aims to TA are being finalised. boost Kenya’s domestic sugar supply, reduce im- ports, and enhance agro-industrial value chains. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 26 of 36

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| 39 | . T ana Delta Irrigation Project (Rice) Contracting Authority- Tana and Athi Rivers Development Au- thority (TARDA) | The Tana Delta Irrigation Project (TDIP) involved leasing 10,000 hectares of undeveloped (green- field) land to private investors for large-scale irri- gated rice production. This strategic initiative is de- signed to significantly contribute to national food security by boosting domestic rice output, thereby reducing reliance on imports. Furthermore, the project aims to stimulate economic growth through job creation, facilitate the transfer of modern agri- cultural technologies, and enhance community livelihoods within the Tana Delta region. This en- deavour is in direct alignment with TARDA’s broader objectives of fostering equitable develop- ment, ensuring environmental sustainability, and empowering local communities, and critically sup- ports the government’s BETA agenda on food se- curity. Project Location: Tana River and Lamu Counties | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was approved in June 2025. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – preparations for procurement of a TA are being finalised. |

| 40 | . T ana Integrated Sugar Project- (TISP) Contracting Authority- Tana and Athi Rivers Development Au- thority (TARDA) | The Tana Integrated Sugar Project (TISP), a key agribusiness initiative within the 31,000-hectare Tana Delta Integrated Irrigation Project, will dedi- cate 6,000 hectares to sugarcane farming. It also includes integrated facilities for biofuel, power, and livestock feed production. The project aims to boost Kenya’s domestic sugar supply, reduce im- ports, and enhance agro-industrial value chains. | TBD | | | 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in June 2025 Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – preparations for procurement of a TA are being finalised. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) TISP addresses critical issues like water short- ages and infrastructure deficiencies, improving ag- ricultural productivity, creating jobs, and benefiting the national economy. This initiative directly sup- ports Kenya’s food security and Vision 2030 goals. Project Location: Garsen, Tana River/Lamu Counties about 260km North of Mombasa 41. B ETA Pastoralist Feedlot Project The BETA Pastoralist Feedlot Project is a govern- TBD 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- ment-led initiative aimed at transforming Kenya’s proved in June 2025. Contracting Authority- livestock sector, particularly in arid and semi-arid Tana and Athi Rivers Development Au- lands (ASALs). Spearheaded by TARDA and key Procurement of Transaction thority (TARDA) stakeholders, the project establishes community- Advisor (TA) – preparations for TA procurement based feedlots to fatten underweight livestock for are being finalised. 60–90 days under controlled conditions, improving animal health, weight, and market value. It pro- motes private investment, modern meat pro- cessing, and access to premium markets, while addressing challenges like drought, poor breeding, and limited market access. Aligned with Kenya’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), the project boosts food security, incomes, and climate resilience for pastoralist communities. Project Location: Tana River County, Gamba sub-location HOUSING PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 42. K enya Defence Forces Development of approximately 3,069 residential 4.5 Financial close was achieved in May 2024. Residential Accommodation units for the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) under a Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 27 of 36

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| | | TISP addresses critical issues like water short- ages and infrastructure deficiencies, improving ag- ricultural productivity, creating jobs, and benefiting the national economy. This initiative directly sup- ports Kenya’s food security and Vision 2030 goals. Project Location: Garsen, Tana River/Lamu Counties about 260km North of Mombasa | | | | |

| 41 | . B ETA Pastoralist Feedlot Project Contracting Authority- Tana and Athi Rivers Development Au- thority (TARDA) | The BETA Pastoralist Feedlot Project is a govern- ment-led initiative aimed at transforming Kenya’s livestock sector, particularly in arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs). Spearheaded by TARDA and key stakeholders, the project establishes community- based feedlots to fatten underweight livestock for 60–90 days under controlled conditions, improving animal health, weight, and market value. It pro- motes private investment, modern meat pro- cessing, and access to premium markets, while addressing challenges like drought, poor breeding, and limited market access. Aligned with Kenya’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), the project boosts food security, incomes, and climate resilience for pastoralist communities. Project Location: Tana River County, Gamba sub-location | TBD | | | 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in June 2025. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – preparations for TA procurement are being finalised. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Contracting Authority – 15-year Build, Transfer (BT) PPP model. The Pro- Construction of the Project commenced in June Ministry of Defence ject will deliver an estimated 104,125sq.m in built- 2024 and is ongoing. up areas and associated infrastructure as well as Project Company- amenities across five The number of units and percentage of physical Linda Project Co. Ltd project sites namely; Roysambu (Nairobi County), work completion are provided below: Kwambuzi (Laikipia County), Mariakani (Kilifi EPC Contractor - China County), Lanet and Gilgil (Nakuru County) Roysambu (500 Units)- 100% Railway Engineering Group (CREG) Kwambuzi Nanyuki (788 Units) - 92% Mariakani (152 Units) - 83% Contract Term- 15 years Lanet (932 Units) - 93% Gilgil (697 Units) - 79% PROJECTS IN TENDER/PROCUREMENT OF PRIVATE PARTY 43. S toni Athi Affordable Develop and sell 2,820 Affordable Housing Units, 7.5 PPP Procurement Method- Housing Units cross-subsidized with 200 Market Rate Units in Competitive Bidding Athi River on NHC’s land. The development is in Contracting Authority- two phases with a construction period of 2 years 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in National Housing and an offtake period of 1 year for each phase. May 2024. Corporation 2nd Approval- The Feasibility Study report was ap- proved in May 2024, and the project was also granted approval to progress to the procurement of a private party. Procurement of a Private Party- The Request for Qualification (RFQ) re-issued on 20th May 2025 and closed in August 2025. The tender was non-respon- sive. Consultations are underway to determine the way forward for the project. 44. D evelopment of an Ultra-Modern Med- Expansion of the teaching and student accommo- 4 PPP Procurement Method- ical Training Complex for Moi Teach- dation facilities for the current College of Health Competitive Bidding ing and Referral Hospital Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 28 of 36

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| | Contracting Authority – Ministry of Defence Project Company- Linda Project Co. Ltd EPC Contractor - China Railway Engineering Group (CREG) | 15-year Build, Transfer (BT) PPP model. The Pro- ject will deliver an estimated 104,125sq.m in built- up areas and associated infrastructure as well as amenities across five project sites namely; Roysambu (Nairobi County), Kwambuzi (Laikipia County), Mariakani (Kilifi County), Lanet and Gilgil (Nakuru County) Contract Term- 15 years | | | | Construction of the Project commenced in June 2024 and is ongoing. The number of units and percentage of physical work completion are provided below: Roysambu (500 Units)- 100% Kwambuzi Nanyuki (788 Units) - 92% Mariakani (152 Units) - 83% Lanet (932 Units) - 93% Gilgil (697 Units) - 79% |

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| 43 | . S toni Athi Affordable Housing Units Contracting Authority- National Housing Corporation | Develop and sell 2,820 Affordable Housing Units, cross-subsidized with 200 Market Rate Units in Athi River on NHC’s land. The development is in two phases with a construction period of 2 years and an offtake period of 1 year for each phase. | 7.5 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st approval- The project proposal was approved in May 2024. 2nd Approval- The Feasibility Study report was ap- proved in May 2024, and the project was also granted approval to progress to the procurement of a private party. Procurement of a Private Party- The Request for Qualification (RFQ) re-issued on 20th May 2025 and closed in August 2025. The tender was non-respon- sive. Consultations are underway to determine the way forward for the project. |

| 44 | . D evelopment of an Ultra-Modern Med- ical Training Complex for Moi Teach- ing and Referral Hospital | Expansion of the teaching and student accommo- dation facilities for the current College of Health | 4 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Sciences at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospi- The Feasibility Study for the project commenced in tal. The teaching facility will host up to 3,000 stu- May 2024 and was completed in March 2025. Contracting Authority- dents while the accommodation facility will house Moi University Teaching and Referral about 800 students. Other facilities include a li- 2nd Approval - The Feasibility Study report was ap- Hospital brary, skills-laboratories, conference halls, amphi- proved in April 2025. and the project was granted theatres, ICT resource centres, and retail areas. approval to progress to procurement of a private party. Transaction Advisor (TA)- Procurement of a Private Party- The Request for M/s. CRISIL Limited (Lead-India) Qualification (RFQ) was issued on 1st July 2025, Sub-consulting: Pharos Architects and closed in July 2025. This RFQ stage tender (Kenya), AMPC International Health Con- was non-responsive. sultants (Netherlands), IKM Advocates (Kenya), EMC Consultants The re-tender was issued on 2nd December 2025 Limited (Kenya). and shall be closed in January 2026. The tender was non responsive. Consultations are underway to determine the way forward for the project. PROJECTS READY FOR TENDER/PROCUREMENT OF PRIVATE PARTY 45. U niversity of Nairobi Development of 4,000-bed capacity student hos- 4.5 PPP Procurement Method- Purpose Built Student Accommoda- tels through a Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Competitive Bidding tion Project Transfer (DBFOT) PPP model for 30 years The Feasibility Study for the Project was completed in October 2024. Contracting Authority- University of Nairobi The Feasibility Study report was approved in February 2025, and the project was granted ap- proval to progress to procurement of private party. Transaction Advisor- a consortium led Preparations for issuance of tender are underway. by CRISIL Ltd. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 29 of 36

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| | Contracting Authority- Moi University Teaching and Referral Hospital Transaction Advisor (TA)- M/s. CRISIL Limited (Lead-India) Sub-consulting: Pharos Architects (Kenya), AMPC International Health Con- sultants (Netherlands), IKM Advocates (Kenya), EMC Consultants Limited (Kenya). | Sciences at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospi- tal. The teaching facility will host up to 3,000 stu- dents while the accommodation facility will house about 800 students. Other facilities include a li- brary, skills-laboratories, conference halls, amphi- theatres, ICT resource centres, and retail areas. | | | | The Feasibility Study for the project commenced in May 2024 and was completed in March 2025. 2nd Approval - The Feasibility Study report was ap- proved in April 2025. and the project was granted approval to progress to procurement of a private party. Procurement of a Private Party- The Request for Qualification (RFQ) was issued on 1st July 2025, and closed in July 2025. This RFQ stage tender was non-responsive. The re-tender was issued on 2nd December 2025 and shall be closed in January 2026. The tender was non responsive. Consultations are underway to determine the way forward for the project. |

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| 45 | . U niversity of Nairobi Purpose Built Student Accommoda- tion Project Contracting Authority- University of Nairobi Transaction Advisor- a consortium led by CRISIL Ltd. | Development of 4,000-bed capacity student hos- tels through a Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) PPP model for 30 years | 4.5 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The Feasibility Study for the Project was completed in October 2024. The Feasibility Study report was approved in February 2025, and the project was granted ap- proval to progress to procurement of private party. Preparations for issuance of tender are underway. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) This TA assignment is being delivered through the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) who are funded by the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) PROJECTS IN FEASIBILITY STUDY/PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 46. K NH Staff and Caregiver The proposed project aims to develop 2,500 resi- TBD PPP Procurement Method- Accommodation Facility dential units at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) Competitive Bidding to meet the housing needs of critical staff, with ac- Contracting Authority- Kenyatta Na- commodations ranging from studio to four-bed- Feasibility Study- Feasibility Study commenced in tional Hospital room apartments. It also provides housing for fam- November 2025 and has progressed to concluding ilies and patient caregivers at a fee. stages. Transaction Advisor (TA)- Questworks Limited (Lead-Kenya) Sub Consulting - ECO Infa Capital Limited PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 47. D evelopment of Kenya’s Diplomatic The project comprises of the rehabilitation, con- TBD PPP Procurement Method- Properties struction and maintenance of diplomatic properties Competitive Bidding across six African countries: Cairo, Lusaka, Ha- rare, Bujumbura, Juba, and Kinshasa. The initia- 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- tive seeks to modernize diplomatic infrastructure, proved in February 2026, for the project to progress Contracting Authority- enhance asset utilization, and transition from to Project Development/Feasibility Study. Ministry of Foreign Affairs leased premises to strategically developed and owned facilities through private sector participa- tion. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP The project scope includes construction of pur- for TA procurement was published on 16th June pose-built chanceries, consular halls, ambassa- 2026 and shall close on 17th July 2026. dorial residences, staff housing units, and in select locations integrated commercial components with trade/commercial spaces to enhance financial Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 30 of 36

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| | This TA assignment is being delivered through the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) who are funded by the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) | | | | | |

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| 46 | . K NH Staff and Caregiver Accommodation Facility Contracting Authority- Kenyatta Na- tional Hospital Transaction Advisor (TA)- Questworks Limited (Lead-Kenya) Sub Consulting - ECO Infa Capital Limited | The proposed project aims to develop 2,500 resi- dential units at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) to meet the housing needs of critical staff, with ac- commodations ranging from studio to four-bed- room apartments. It also provides housing for fam- ilies and patient caregivers at a fee. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding Feasibility Study- Feasibility Study commenced in November 2025 and has progressed to concluding stages. |

| 47 | . D evelopment of Kenya’s Diplomatic Properties Contracting Authority- Ministry of Foreign Affairs | The project comprises of the rehabilitation, con- struction and maintenance of diplomatic properties across six African countries: Cairo, Lusaka, Ha- rare, Bujumbura, Juba, and Kinshasa. The initia- tive seeks to modernize diplomatic infrastructure, enhance asset utilization, and transition from leased premises to strategically developed and owned facilities through private sector participa- tion. The project scope includes construction of pur- pose-built chanceries, consular halls, ambassa- dorial residences, staff housing units, and in select locations integrated commercial components with trade/commercial spaces to enhance financial | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in February 2026, for the project to progress to Project Development/Feasibility Study. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was published on 16th June 2026 and shall close on 17th July 2026. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) sustainability. Under the PPP model, the private partner will be responsible for financing, design, construction, and maintenance of the facilities, with structured arrangements for cost recovery and asset transfer at the end of the concession pe- riod. The programme will be implemented as a pi- lot across the identified countries, establishing a scalable framework for future diplomatic property developments. The expected outcome is a modern, secure, and sustainable diplomatic infrastructure platform that strengthens Kenya’s diplomatic presence while improving long-term asset value and operational efficiency. 48. K enya Prisons Staff Development of 9,000 housing units in three TBD PPP Procurement Method- Housing phases. Phase I of the proposed project seeks to Competitive Bidding construct, operate and maintain 3,000 units com- Contracting Authority- State Depart- posed of type 1, type 2 and type 3 houses. 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ment of Type 1, having a total floor area of 40 m², will com- approved in March 2025 for the project to progress Correctional Services prise 900 units; to Feasibility Study. Preparations for procurement Type 2, having a total floor area of 60 m², will com- of Transaction Advisor (TA) are underway. prise 1800 units; and Type 3, having a total floor area of 80 m², will comprise 300 units HEALTH PROJECTS READY FOR TENDER/PROCUREMENT OF PRIVATE PARTY 49. P wani Teaching and The project is envisaged to comprise of 450 bed 9 PPP Procurement Method- Referral Hospital capacity, to be constructed adjacent to the Pwani Competitive Bidding University. The envisaged project components in- Contracting Authority- Pwani University clude a Centre of Excellence in Health Manage- ment and Research; a Tropical Medicine Centre; a 1st Approval – The project proposal was approved Centre for Telemedicine and Informatics Unit; Caf- on 16th December 2014. eteria and Eateries; Student hostels; Doctors’ Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 31 of 36

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| | | sustainability. Under the PPP model, the private partner will be responsible for financing, design, construction, and maintenance of the facilities, with structured arrangements for cost recovery and asset transfer at the end of the concession pe- riod. The programme will be implemented as a pi- lot across the identified countries, establishing a scalable framework for future diplomatic property developments. The expected outcome is a modern, secure, and sustainable diplomatic infrastructure platform that strengthens Kenya’s diplomatic presence while improving long-term asset value and operational efficiency. | | | | |

| 48 | . K enya Prisons Staff Housing Contracting Authority- State Depart- ment of Correctional Services | Development of 9,000 housing units in three phases. Phase I of the proposed project seeks to construct, operate and maintain 3,000 units com- posed of type 1, type 2 and type 3 houses. Type 1, having a total floor area of 40 m², will com- prise 900 units; Type 2, having a total floor area of 60 m², will com- prise 1800 units; and Type 3, having a total floor area of 80 m², will comprise 300 units | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was approved in March 2025 for the project to progress to Feasibility Study. Preparations for procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) are underway. |

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| 49 | . P wani Teaching and Referral Hospital Contracting Authority- Pwani University | The project is envisaged to comprise of 450 bed capacity, to be constructed adjacent to the Pwani University. The envisaged project components in- clude a Centre of Excellence in Health Manage- ment and Research; a Tropical Medicine Centre; a Centre for Telemedicine and Informatics Unit; Caf- eteria and Eateries; Student hostels; Doctors’ | 9 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval – The project proposal was approved on 16th December 2014. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Transaction Advisor (TA)- Plaza; Staff housing; Administrative block; Gym- 2nd Approval - The Feasibility Study for the project Rebel Group International B.V (Lead- nasium and recreation court and Transport was completed in September 2023. Following com- Kenya) sub-contracting Iseme Kamau & Centre pletion of the Feasibility Study, internal Government Maema (IKM Advocates) Ltd-Kenya, stakeholder consultations commenced with regard EGM Architects BV-The Netherlands & to key policy recommendations of the study. These MMML Turner Townsend Ltd-Kenya were concluded in July 2024. Following this, the process of onboarding the transaction advisor com- menced and concluded in June 2025. The Feasibil- ity Study report was approved in July 2025, and the project was subsequently granted approval to pro- gress to procurement of a private party. PROJECTS IN FEASIBILITY STUDY/PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 50. C ancer Centre at Meru Level Five Development of a fifty (50) bed capacity facility at TBD PPP Procurement Method- Referral Hospital Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital, complete Competitive Bidding with anatomic pathology and medical imaging ca- Contracting Authority- Meru County pacity. The facility will also be able to render chem- The Feasibility Study commenced in December otherapy, radiotherapy, and surgery as treatment 2024 and was finalised in July 2025. The Feasibility Transaction Advisor (TA) - options. Study Report has been submitted for approval. M/s. CRISIL Limited (Lead-India) Sub-consulting: APMC International Health Consultants (Netherlands), IKM Advocates (Kenya), EMC Consultants Limited (Kenya). 51. D evelopment of a Biotech Life The project entails the establishment of a pharma- 27.8 PPP Procurement Method- Sciences Park ceutical manufacturing hub in KONZA for Active Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) production, biotechnology innovation, and life-science indus- Contracting Authority- Konza trialization. 1st approval- The PIP was approved in April 2026, Technopolis Development Authority The proposed project is structured in two phases. for the project to progress to Project Develop- ment/Feasibility Study. Phase 1 focuses on the development of horizontal Project Proponent- APIFA Biotech Ltd infrastructure across 200 acres for the science The Project Development/Feasibility Study is (APIFA) park, centered on shared facilities and a Contract ongoing. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 32 of 36

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| | Transaction Advisor (TA)- Rebel Group International B.V (Lead- Kenya) sub-contracting Iseme Kamau & Maema (IKM Advocates) Ltd-Kenya, EGM Architects BV-The Netherlands & MMML Turner Townsend Ltd-Kenya | Plaza; Staff housing; Administrative block; Gym- nasium and recreation court and Transport Centre | | | | 2nd Approval - The Feasibility Study for the project was completed in September 2023. Following com- pletion of the Feasibility Study, internal Government stakeholder consultations commenced with regard to key policy recommendations of the study. These were concluded in July 2024. Following this, the process of onboarding the transaction advisor com- menced and concluded in June 2025. The Feasibil- ity Study report was approved in July 2025, and the project was subsequently granted approval to pro- gress to procurement of a private party. |

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| 50 | . C ancer Centre at Meru Level Five Referral Hospital Contracting Authority- Meru County Transaction Advisor (TA) - M/s. CRISIL Limited (Lead-India) Sub-consulting: APMC International Health Consultants (Netherlands), IKM Advocates (Kenya), EMC Consultants Limited (Kenya). | Development of a fifty (50) bed capacity facility at Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital, complete with anatomic pathology and medical imaging ca- pacity. The facility will also be able to render chem- otherapy, radiotherapy, and surgery as treatment options. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The Feasibility Study commenced in December 2024 and was finalised in July 2025. The Feasibility Study Report has been submitted for approval. |

| 51 | . D evelopment of a Biotech Life Sciences Park Contracting Authority- Konza Technopolis Development Authority Project Proponent- APIFA Biotech Ltd (APIFA) | The project entails the establishment of a pharma- ceutical manufacturing hub in KONZA for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) production, biotechnology innovation, and life-science indus- trialization. The proposed project is structured in two phases. Phase 1 focuses on the development of horizontal infrastructure across 200 acres for the science park, centered on shared facilities and a Contract | 27.8 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Privately Initiated Proposal (PIP) 1st approval- The PIP was approved in April 2026, for the project to progress to Project Develop- ment/Feasibility Study. The Project Development/Feasibility Study is ongoing. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) Manufacturing Organization (CMO). This phase will include the establishment of a centralized lo- gistics hub to streamline supply chain and distribu- tion, laboratories and testing services to support quality assurance and regulatory compliance, and regulatory support services to ensure adherence to both local and international standards. It will also provide shared instrumentation and equip- ment to enable cost-efficient high-tech operations, as well as fabrication and effluent management systems to ensure safe processing and environ- mental compliance. Additionally, effluent and wa- ter treatment plants will be developed to promote sustainability and efficient resource utilization. Phase 2 will involve onboarding manufacturers who will install and operate production units within the park. These facilities will cover a range of ca- pabilities, including beta-lactam and non-beta-lac- tam manufacturing for essential antibiotics and therapeutics, as well as the production of vaccines and biologics to support advanced therapies and immunization needs. The phase will also incorpo- rate diagnostics and medical device manufactur- ing to enhance laboratory and clinical capacity, alongside the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and excipients to strengthen lo- cal supply chains for critical raw materials. Further- more, toll manufacturing, packaging, and research and development units will be established to sup- port contract manufacturing and drive innovation within the ecosystem. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 33 of 36

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| | | Manufacturing Organization (CMO). This phase will include the establishment of a centralized lo- gistics hub to streamline supply chain and distribu- tion, laboratories and testing services to support quality assurance and regulatory compliance, and regulatory support services to ensure adherence to both local and international standards. It will also provide shared instrumentation and equip- ment to enable cost-efficient high-tech operations, as well as fabrication and effluent management systems to ensure safe processing and environ- mental compliance. Additionally, effluent and wa- ter treatment plants will be developed to promote sustainability and efficient resource utilization. Phase 2 will involve onboarding manufacturers who will install and operate production units within the park. These facilities will cover a range of ca- pabilities, including beta-lactam and non-beta-lac- tam manufacturing for essential antibiotics and therapeutics, as well as the production of vaccines and biologics to support advanced therapies and immunization needs. The phase will also incorpo- rate diagnostics and medical device manufactur- ing to enhance laboratory and clinical capacity, alongside the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and excipients to strengthen lo- cal supply chains for critical raw materials. Further- more, toll manufacturing, packaging, and research and development units will be established to sup- port contract manufacturing and drive innovation within the ecosystem. | | | | |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN FEASIBILITY STUDY/PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 52. N airobi Smart Street Lighting Project Proposed development, modernization, expan- 10 PPP Procurement Method- sion, operation, and maintenance of approximately Competitive Bidding Contracting Authority- Nairobi County 100,000 street lighting assets to pre-agreed stand- ards for 10 years. The Project will establish a smart The Feasibility Study for the Project was completed street lighting system that includes the installation in October 2024. of new lighting fixtures and LED lamps, retrofitting Transaction Advisor - a consortium led the existing lighting fixtures with LED lamps, and The Contracting Authority is expected to submit the by Castalia Ltd. establishment of a Common Management System Feasibility Study report for approval. (CMS) underpinned by ultra-narrowband technol- This TA assignment is being delivered ogy as the anchor of the smart street lighting through the Private Infrastructure Devel- system. opment Group (PIDG) who are funded by the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Common- wealth and Development Office (FCDO). TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 53. D evelopment of a Development of national space capacities in space TBD PPP Procurement Method- Commercial Space Port in Malindi systems engineering, space-derived data analyt- Competitive Bidding ics and processing, and development of ground in- Contracting Authority- Kenya Space frastructure for acquisition of satellite data, as well Agency (KSA) as investing in commercial launch capability for The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- revenue generation, employment creation, and Term Plan (MTP) IV. catalysing light manufacturing of space systems. Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 34 of 36

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| 52 | . N airobi Smart Street Lighting Project Contracting Authority- Nairobi County Transaction Advisor - a consortium led by Castalia Ltd. This TA assignment is being delivered through the Private Infrastructure Devel- opment Group (PIDG) who are funded by the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Common- wealth and Development Office (FCDO). | Proposed development, modernization, expan- sion, operation, and maintenance of approximately 100,000 street lighting assets to pre-agreed stand- ards for 10 years. The Project will establish a smart street lighting system that includes the installation of new lighting fixtures and LED lamps, retrofitting the existing lighting fixtures with LED lamps, and establishment of a Common Management System (CMS) underpinned by ultra-narrowband technol- ogy as the anchor of the smart street lighting system. | 10 | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The Feasibility Study for the Project was completed in October 2024. The Contracting Authority is expected to submit the Feasibility Study report for approval. |

| 53 | . D evelopment of a Commercial Space Port in Malindi Contracting Authority- Kenya Space Agency (KSA) | Development of national space capacities in space systems engineering, space-derived data analyt- ics and processing, and development of ground in- frastructure for acquisition of satellite data, as well as investing in commercial launch capability for revenue generation, employment creation, and catalysing light manufacturing of space systems. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding The project is a priority PPP in Kenya’s Medium- Term Plan (MTP) IV. |

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Key Project Details Project Description Estimated Status as of 30th June 2026 (Summary) Project Value (KES Bn) 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was ap- proved in April 2025. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was published in December 2025 and closed on 18th March 2026. Evaluation of the bids is underway. INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS IN EARLY-STAGE PREPARATIONS 54. K onza Data Cloud Expansion and The project entails increasing data storage and TBD PPP Procurement Method- Smart City Facilities processing capacity through expansion of the server infrastructure to accommodate growing de- Competitive Bidding mand of businesses, government agencies and in- Contracting Authority- Konza ternational clients and enhancement of cloud com- 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was Technopolis Development Authority puting capabilities to support enterprises, fintech approved in December 2025. and startups. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was published on 10th March 2026 and closed on 22nd April 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. ………….END……………. Public Private Partnerships Directorate Kenya-Re Plaza, 6th Floor, Taifa Rd P.O. Box 30007-00100 Nairobi, Kenya ISDN Line: 020 3225000 [email protected] Kenya Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects- Quarterly Projects Progress and Status Report- 30th June 2026 Page 35 of 36

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| 54 | . K onza Data Cloud Expansion and Smart City Facilities Contracting Authority- Konza Technopolis Development Authority | The project entails increasing data storage and processing capacity through expansion of the server infrastructure to accommodate growing de- mand of businesses, government agencies and in- ternational clients and enhancement of cloud com- puting capabilities to support enterprises, fintech and startups. | TBD | | | PPP Procurement Method- Competitive Bidding 1st Approval- The Project Concept Note was approved in December 2025. Procurement of Transaction Advisor (TA) – RFP for TA procurement was published on 10th March 2026 and closed on 22nd April 2026. The evaluation of the bids is underway. |

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