The Central Agency for Public Tenders has approved two contracts worth approximately 5.07 million dinars, marking a major investment in maintaining critical hospital systems and upgrading the Ministry of Justice’s digital infrastructure.
The agency’s board of directors approved the two tenders by a majority vote, according to details published in the official gazette “Kuwait Alywam.”
The largest contract, valued at 4.9 million dinars, was awarded to Technology Progress Company as the lowest bidder.
The project includes the maintenance, repair and operation of nurses’ call systems and closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems across several hospitals and healthcare centers.
The second contract, worth 168,000 dinars, was awarded to Zak Solutions Computer Systems, also as the lowest bidder. The project covers the maintenance of automated network devices and equipment at the Ministry of Justice.
The approvals reflect ongoing government efforts to strengthen the reliability of essential infrastructure, improve operational efficiency and ensure the continued performance of key systems supporting healthcare and public services.
The latest contract awards are part of Kuwait’s wider strategy to modernize government facilities through specialized technical solutions, enhanced maintenance programs and improved service delivery.
