CIAGINI WATER PROJECT – WAMUMU WARD, KIRINYAGA COUNTY
The Ciagini Water Project was undertaken by Granitos Limited for the County Government of Kirinyaga under the Department of Water & Irrigation. The project involved the supply, delivery, and installation of water infrastructure materials aimed at improving access to clean and reliable water for residents of Ciagini area in Wamumu Ward, Kirinyaga County.
Project Reference
CGK/SCM/ENPK1/LPR/218/2024-2025
Project Scope
The scope of works included:
- Supply of HDPE/PVC water pipes
- Delivery of water tanks and plumbing fittings
- Installation of water distribution pipelines
- Installation and connection of water storage tanks
- Testing and commissioning of the water system
- Associated civil and plumbing works as per the approved project specifications
Project Description
Supply, deliver and install pipes, tanks and fittings for Ciagini Water Project in Wamumu Ward, Kirinyaga County.
The works were executed in accordance with the requirements of the County Government of Kirinyaga and under the supervision of the Department of Water & Irrigation.
Client
County Government of Kirinyaga
Department of Water & Irrigation
Contractor
Project Location
Ciagini Area, Wamumu Ward – Kirinyaga County, Kenya
Contract Value
KES 2,998,000
Project Objective
The main objective of the project was to improve water accessibility within Ciagini and surrounding areas by enhancing water storage and distribution infrastructure. The project aimed to reduce water shortages, improve sanitation standards, and support domestic water supply for residents of Wamumu Ward.
Key Deliverables
- Installation of durable water distribution pipelines
- Improved community water access points
- Enhanced water storage capacity through installation of tanks
- Reliable water connectivity for local residents
- Improved efficiency in water distribution within the project area
Outcome
Upon completion, the Ciagini Water Project contributed significantly to improved access to clean water for households within Wamumu Ward. The project strengthened the local water infrastructure and supported the County Government’s agenda on sustainable water service delivery and community development.
