Common use of PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES Clause in Contracts

PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES. (1) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan materials and supplies for use in Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery are comparable with the prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery of non-Kenyan materials and supplies. (2) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan contractors for services connected with Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality of performance and timeliness are comparable with the prices, quality of performance and timeliness of non-Kenyan service contractors. (3) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall provide supplies and services from bases in Kenya where practicable. (4) The Contractor shall – (a) on or before the beginning of each Calendar Year to which it applies, submit to the Minister a tentative schedule of the contemplated service and supply contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, to be entered into during the forthcoming Calendar Year, showing the anticipated tender date and approximate value and the goods and services to be provided; (b) for contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, undertake to select its contractors and sub-contractors from adequately qualified companies by means of competitive bidding or by appropriate sole sourcing in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice; As soon as practicable after their execution, provide to the Minister a copy of each contract, requiring a payment in a currency other than Kenya Shillings and a brief description of the efforts made to find a Kenyan supplier or service contractor;

PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES. (1) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan materials and supplies for use in Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery are comparable with the prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery of non-Kenyan materials and supplies. (2) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan contractors for services connected with Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality of performance and timeliness are comparable with the prices, quality of performance and timeliness of non-Kenyan service contractors. (3) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall provide supplies and services from bases in Kenya where practicable. (4) The Contractor shall –- (a) on or before the beginning of each Calendar Year to which it applies, submit to the Minister a tentative schedule of the contemplated service and supply contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, to be entered into during the forthcoming Calendar Year, showing the anticipated tender date and approximate value and the goods and services to be provided; (b) for contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, undertake to select its contractors and sub-contractors from adequately qualified companies by means of competitive bidding or by appropriate sole sourcing in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice; As soon as practicable after their execution, provide to the Minister a copy of each contract, requiring a payment in a currency other than Kenya Shillings and a brief description of the efforts made to find a Kenyan supplier or service contractor;

PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES. (1) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan materials and supplies for use in Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery are comparable with the prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery of non-Kenyan materials and supplies. (2) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan contractors for services connected with Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality of performance and timeliness are comparable with the prices, quality of performance and timeliness of non-Kenyan service contractors.. Draft Production Sharing Contract Blocks L1B Ministry of Energy Page 42 (3) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall provide supplies and services from bases in Kenya where practicable. (4) The Contractor shall – (a) on or before the beginning of each Calendar Year to which it applies, submit to the Minister a tentative schedule of the contemplated service and supply contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, to be entered into during the forthcoming Calendar Year, showing the anticipated tender date and approximate value and the goods and services to be provided; (b) for contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, undertake to select its contractors and sub-contractors from adequately qualified companies by means of competitive bidding or by appropriate sole sourcing in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice; As soon as practicable after their execution, provide to the Minister a copy of each contract, requiring a payment in a currency other than Kenya Shillings and a brief description of the efforts made to find a Kenyan supplier or service contractor;

PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES. (1) The Contractorcontractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan materials and supplies for use in Petroleum Operations petroleum operations as long as their prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery are comparable with the prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery of non-Kenyan materials and supplies. (2) The Contractorcontractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan contractors for services connected with Petroleum Operations petroleum operations as long as their prices, quality of performance and timeliness are comparable with the prices, quality of performance and timeliness of non-non- Kenyan service contractors. (3) The Contractorcontractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall provide supplies and services from bases in Kenya where practicable. (4) The Contractor contractor shall –- (a) on or before the beginning of each Calendar Year calendar year to which it applies, submit to the Minister a tentative schedule of the contemplated service and supply contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) five hundred thousand United States Dollars dollars per contract, to be entered into let during the forthcoming Calendar Yearcalendar year, showing the anticipated tender date and approximate value and the goods and services to be provided; (b) for contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) five hundred thousand United States Dollars dollars per contract, undertake to select its contractors and sub-contractors from adequately qualified companies by means of competitive bidding or by another appropriate sole sourcing method in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice; As ; (c) as soon as practicable after their execution, provide to the Minister a copy of each contract, requiring a payment in a currency other than Kenya Shillings and a brief description of the efforts made to find a Kenyan supplier or service contractor; (d) the minimum amount specified under this sub-clause 31 (4) may be changed from time to time by mutual agreement.

PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES. (1) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan materials and supplies for use in Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery are comparable with the prices, quality, quantities and timeliness of delivery of non-Kenyan materials and supplies. (2) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan contractors for services connected with Petroleum Operations as long as their prices, quality of performance and timeliness are comparable with the prices, quality of performance and timeliness of non-Kenyan service contractors. (3) The Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall provide supplies and services from bases in Kenya where practicable. (4) The Contractor shall –- (a) on or before the beginning of each Calendar Year to which it applies, submit to the Minister a tentative schedule of the contemplated service and supply contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, to be entered into during the forthcoming Calendar Year, showing the anticipated tender date and approximate value and the goods and services to be provided; (b) for contracts with an estimated value exceeding the equivalent of Five Hundred Thousand (USD 500,000) United States Dollars per contract, undertake to select its contractors and sub-contractors from adequately qualified companies by means of competitive bidding or by appropriate sole sourcing in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice; As soon as practicable after their execution, provide to the Minister a copy of each contract, requiring a payment in a currency other than Kenya Shillings and a brief description of the efforts made to find a Kenyan supplier or service contractor;; (d) The minimum amount specified under this sub-clause 31(4) may be changed from time to time by mutual agreement.