Fire engines at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on August 7, 2013. FILE
The Kenya Airports Authority is set to demolish
the building that was gutted down by a fire in August at Jomo Kenyatta
International Airport, Nairobi.
In a notice, published Monday, KAA invited bids
for the demolition of Unit 2, which included the arrival and baggage
halls. The building was condemned and will be rebuilt as part of the
ongoing airport modernisation.
KAA is looking for contractors who have been
involved in at least three major projects, worth Sh90 million each, in
the past five years.
The company or the lead firm is expected to have a
minimum annual turnover of Sh200 million or equivalent in other
currencies, with a cash flow of about Sh50 million. They have until
February 18 to bid.
The contractor is expected to have experience in
demolition of multi-storey structures and the removal and disposal of
hazardous and contaminated waste.
In December, KAA received Sh500 million interim payment following the fire.
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