KEBS wherever appearing means the Kenya Bureau of Standards or its successor(s) and assign(s) where the context so admits.

KEBS wherever appearing means the Kenya Bureau of Standards or its

KEBS wherever appearing means the Kenya Bureau of Standards or its successor(s) and

Examples of KEBS in a sentence

All works or parts thereof shall be in accordance with the latest edition of either Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Specification or British Standard (B.S) Specifications and British Codes of Practices (C.P) as published by British Standard Institution.
For instance, if pipes are to be provided to KEBS Standard, then all the pipes in the works are to be to KEBS Standard.
With the re- establishment of the East African Community (EAC) and Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), KEBS activities now include participation in the development and implementation of SMCA activities at the regional level where it participates in the harmonization of standards, measurements and conformity assessment regimes for regional integration.
Please note that any goods shipped/arriving in Kenya without the CoC is considered to have not been inspected and therefore subjected to Destination Inspection by KEBS at a cost of 20% of CIF.
Charging below or above the approved fees constitutes a breach of contract and may lead to its termination at the discretion of KEBS.

More Definitions of KEBS

KEBS means the KEBS purchasing the Lease Items and Related Services, as

KEBS means the Kenya Bureau of Standards a government agency established under the Standards Act (Cap 496 of the Laws of Kenya) (or any other government authority replacing the same as prescribed by law).

KEBS means the Kenya Bureau of Standards or similar body in charge of standards in the country;

KEBS means the Kenya Bureau of Standards;

KEBS means the Kenya Bureau of Standards; “KenGen” or “Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited,” means a publicly listed, limited liability company incorporated and operating under the Companies Act, Cap 486, responsible for electricity generation or any legal successor thereto;