The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has picked a Greek firm to supply next year’s election ballot papers as local firms once again miss out on the lucrative deal.
Following an evaluation process, IEBC settled on Greece-based Inform Lykos (HELLAS) S.A at 7,172.85 Euros (about KSh926,000)
According to reports, Inform Lykos (HELLAS) S.A beat 12 other firms to emerge as the lowest evaluated bidder.
Among the firms that lost the IEBC lucrative tender include Dubai-based Al Ghurair Printing that was controversially awarded the same tender for the 2017 General Election.
Al Ghurair Printing that had quoted US$ 11,424.11 (about KSh1, 256,652) was knocked out at the technical stage for failing to meet the 40 per cent local content plan.
However, the report does not indicate why a Kenyan firm, Ellams Products Limited, that had quoted Sh770,800, was knocked out.
According to its website, Inform Lykos (HELLAS) S. A. is located in Koropi, Greece and is part of the Printing and Related Support Activities Industry.
In 2017, IEBC picked Dubai-based Al Ghurair Printing for the lucrative deal, a move that saw several cases filed in court almost threatening to derail the election.
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