Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (Amendment) Bill
In plain English
Tightens rules on how government buys goods and disposes of assets; targets ghost suppliers.
Who it affects: Every government supplier, county procurement teams, oversight bodies.
- Sponsor
- Departmental Committee on Finance & National Planning
- Introduced
- 14 January 2026
- Status
- Second Reading · Past public input
Progress in Parliament
60% of the way to law- Introduced
Published and read for the first time
- With Committee
A committee studies it in detail
- Public Hearings
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- Second Reading — now
MPs debate the main ideas
- Third Reading
Final vote in the National Assembly
- Senate Concurrence
The Senate reviews it (if needed)
- Assented
The President signs — it becomes law
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What's in the bill — key sections
- 01Mandatory beneficial-ownership disclosure for every bidder.
- 02Real-time publication of all tender awards above KSh 5M.
- 03Five-year ban on directors of firms with fraudulent contracts.
What happens next: Second Reading debate ongoing.
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