• Client letter of introduction to KPC Managing Director
• Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) License (NFP-T2 and/or ASP).
• Approvals for the type of equipment to be used.
• CR 12 not older than 1 month.
• VAT Certificate.
• KRA PIN Certificate.
• KRA tax compliance certificate
• Financial and other due diligence documents
• Leased on a per-core or per-Km basis, with options for short-term or long-term contracts. Alternatively, it can be sold outright for exclusive use by the purchaser.

Considerations include assessing current and future bandwidth needs, evaluating network topology and geographic coverage, regulatory and compliance requirements, planning for equipment and installation costs, and assessing potential risks and challenges.

KPC pricing options are based on factors such as lease duration, geographic coverage and Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for uptime and performance.

• Currently we charge USD 22 per kilometre per core.
• Installation fees are one-off charge of USD 200 per site.
• Rack space co-location flat rate of USD 850 per cabinet per year and a one-off installation charge of USD 3,900 per cabinet.

Payment is prepaid and done Quarterly (3 months) after contract sign off and signing of service order forms and service level agreement. KPC bills based on leased kilometres.

Contract terms can vary but often include details such as lease duration, pricing, service level agreements (SLAs) regarding uptime and performance. Contract durations are flexible depending on the client.

• Quality standard - Single Mode Fibre (SMF).
• High-capacity fibre cable compliant with the applicable ITU-T G.652/G.655E standards.
• Secure and heavily guarded from fibre cuts - (over 99% availability).
• Flexible design with add/drop points at every 2KM (Mombasa- Nairobi) and 4KM(Nairobi-Eldoret) along the cable plant.
• Proven, tested and adopted by the largest data carriers and telcos in the country.
• Service restoration time within agreed international contractual standards
  1. G652 from Mombasa (Kipevu Oil Terminal) to Nairobi & from Sinendet to Kisumu
  2. G655E from Nairobi to Eldoret (best technology in the market)

Yes. We are connected to Data Centres in Mombasa and Nairobi.

Our fibre has been laid along the pipeline network infrastructure that is domiciled in KPC extensive network coverage right of way from Mombasa – Nairobi – Nakuru – Kisumu and Eldoret thus isolation from external interference and offers the ability to implement advanced encryption and security protocols to protect data transmission. Our dark fibre solutions are distinguished by reliability, scalability, proactive customer support, and commitment to delivering superior value to our clients.

Various businesses and organizations can benefit, including telecommunications companies, internet service providers, large enterprises with high bandwidth needs (such as data centres and financial institutions), educational institutions, government agencies, and healthcare organizations. Dark fibre plays a crucial role in expanding digital infrastructure and connectivity by providing the underlying physical infrastructure for high-speed data transmission, enabling businesses and communities to access and leverage advanced telecommunications services.