Omariman Limited was incorporated in Kenya in December 2020: a women owned firm created to give public institutions one partner who can research, build, digitise and document, and then answer for all of it.

We watched too many public programmes stall in the gaps between specialists: the study finished but nothing built, the building done but never documented, the system delivered but never adopted.
So we assembled the disciplines that programmes actually need under one roof. Since 2020 that model has carried more than 30 assignments for over 15 public institutions across Kenya and Somalia, most of them inside programmes financed by the World Bank, with a combined value above USD 7.2 million.
Our registered office is in Mandera, our operations run from Nairobi, and our field office in Mogadishu serves Federal Government of Somalia programmes. That footprint is deliberate. We work best in the arid counties and recovering regions where delivery is hardest and the need is greatest.

We bid honestly, report honestly and invoice honestly. In public procurement, a clean record is the asset everything else depends on.
Sampling frames, test certificates, inspection checklists: rigour is not decoration, it is how our clients defend our work to their auditors.
We speak the languages, know the councils of elders and hire from the communities we serve. Access others negotiate for, we already have.
As a women owned firm we build participation of women and marginalised groups into study designs, site teams and community engagement.
We take on assignments to finish them. Every engagement is scoped against a handover from day one, not an invoice schedule.
We work as an extension of the client's team, transferring skills and systems so results outlive the contract.
Omariman is led by its owners. Directors sit in inception meetings, visit sites and sign off deliverables personally.
Leads the firm's strategy, client relationships and quality assurance, and chairs the review of every major deliverable before it reaches a client.
Oversees operations and delivery, keeping field teams, suppliers and schedules aligned across assignments in both countries.
Guides technical practice across engineering and infrastructure assignments, from design review to final inspection.
Programme documents read, sites walked, stakeholders heard. We agree what done looks like in writing before mobilising.
Work moves on a resourced plan with weekly milestone reporting, so surprises surface while they are still cheap to fix.
Deliverables are tested and inspected against specification, with photo, data and document trails a client can audit years later.
Final reports, as built records, training and manuals transfer ownership cleanly to the people who will run the results.
Omariman Limited is incorporated in Kenya under the Companies Act, 2015. The firm's flagship water and energy assignment begins in Wajir: solar PV power and borehole equipping for the county water utility, USD 912K.
The national M&E system assignment for the Kenya Industry and Entrepreneurship Project (USD 524K) establishes our research and MEL practice at national scale.
Delivery deepens on two fronts: the HSNP management information system and Android applications for NDMA (USD 302K), and classrooms and laboratories under SEQIP in Tharaka Nithi (USD 298K).
The GIS project monitoring system for the State Department for Housing (USD 592K) goes live, and we return to SEQIP to conduct its end term evaluation (USD 222K).
Two flagship Somalia mandates run side by side: independent third party monitoring of education projects (USD 606K) and results communications for the Baxnaano national safety net (USD 556K), both for the Federal Government of Somalia.

Programme management, analytics, design and client engagement, close to national ministries and development partner offices.

Our home ground and registered seat, anchoring our identity and networks across Kenya's north eastern counties.

Serving Federal Government of Somalia programmes with monitoring, communications and delivery teams on the ground.
Whether it is a ministry boardroom in Nairobi or a borehole site in Wajir, we are ready to talk about your programme.