KTL successfully completed a comprehensive stakeholder’s consultations from Mombasa to Nairobi for the proposed expressway with 9 special economic zones (ASZ) by the Govt of Kenya.

We were awarded the subcontract by a multinational environmental consultant based on our experience in IFC’s Environmental and Social (E&S) Performance Standards. The activities included organizing high level meetings with 9 governors and regional county commissioners, more 20 public meetings, Key Informant Interviews (KII) and Focus Group Discussions (FGD).

The project scope of works comprised of Engineering, Procurement and installation of 8 metering skids (each with an air eliminator, strainer, meter, and prover loop connections), construction of meter strong room, complete office facility, boundary wall, paving and drainage, electrical installation, pipework modifications and extensions at each of the three sites.
KTL reviewed engineering, procurement and Construction (EPC) document, developed tender specifications, conducted  tender evaluations  and construction supervision

KTL was one of the local sub-consultant companies involved in carrying out the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) associated with the full field development of the South Lokichar crude oil basin, Kenya. The activities carried by the company included power and water supply design, developing the decommissioning and abandonment plan, logistics and security philosophy,  safety specifications, local content plan and  waste management philosophy among others.

The LPG filling facility comprises of a carousel filling package for 6kg and 12 kg cylinders, fully packaged with weighing scales, Pumps with associated piping, valves and explosive proof electrical equipment. The package has infeed and outgoing conveyors and is capable of filling up to 80 cylinder per hour.KTL scope involved equipment specification, installation supervision, participated in test and commission of the cylinder filling facility.

KTL was contracted to design and supervise the construction of a modern service station along Mombasa road at Mlolongo. The project activities included construction of a 160,000 litres underground storage tanks, a canopy with 8 fuel dispensers, convenience shop, station offices, washrooms and changing rooms, a bio digester and an oil interceptor among others.

The scope of work for the project included demolition of existing bitumen plant, procurement and Installation of 2 x 55 tons LPG tanks and cylinder filling facility complete with accessories, cylinder decanting facility, firefighting system, complete office block, truck and rail off-loading facilities, electrical installation,  generator shed, fire equipment shed, data communication between electronic weighing and Office block with remote automated operation control system
KTL scope of works included Project management, Preliminary  and detailed designs,  cost estimates, Environmental Impact Assessment study, obtaining building approvals, bill of quantities, bill of materials, tender documentations, tender analysis and construction supervision.

The IFC, Proparco and FMO are co-financing the development of ten Small Hydro Power ProjectS (SHP) in five counties in Kenya. As the project is being partially financed by the above Development Finance Institutions (DFIs), the assignment involves monitoring the E&S requirements of the Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP) developed by the lenders and checking the compliance of KTDA Power Company with respect to the safeguards of the lenders which includes the E&S Performance Standards developed by the IFC (part of the World Bank Group).

Replacement of 450km Multi-products White Oil Pipeline -  Joint Venture Kurrent Technologies Ltd. and Shengli Engineering Company Ltd. KTL Scope of work included engineering design, tendering, construction supervision and project management. The company also carried out demand study for the project, fire risk assessment and Environment and Social Impact Assessment.