The National Quality Control (NQCL) invites sealed tenders for provision of Medical Insurance, Group Personal Accident/WIBA and Group Life Cover for Board Members and Staff.

Download the Tender Document from the link below:

Tender Document for Provision of Medical Insurance, Group Personal Accidents, WIBA and Group Life Cover

Find the Letter for the Tender Document from the link below:

Letter for Tender Document

Dear Valued Client,

At the National Quality Control Laboratory (NQCL), we’re committed to delivering the highest standards of quality and reliability in the analysis of Health Products and Technologies. Your feedback is crucial in helping us maintain and enhance our quality control processes to serve you better.

We invite you to participate in this brief survey by clicking on the “Start Here” button below to share your experiences and insights regarding our laboratory services. This will take you about 10 minutes to fill. Your responses will provide us with valuable information to ensure we continue to meet and exceed your expectations.

Thank you for your time and valued contribution.

START HERE

This is to notify all clients the revision of sample Submission Days

Kindly find the Revision of Sample Submission Days document from the link below:

Revision of Sample Submission Days

This is to notify all suppliers of the National Quality Control Laboratory Pre-qualification of Suppliers for 2024-2026 Document.

Download the supplier pre-qualification document from the link below:

NATIONAL QUALITY CONTROL LABORATORY PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS 2024 2026 Document

Find the letter for the supplier pre-qualification document from the link below:

NATIONAL QUALITY CONTROL LABORATORY PRE-QUALIFICATION OF SUPPLIERS 2024-2026 Letter

The National Quality Control Laboratory (NQCL) is proud to host a crucial training program, sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO) Somalia, for Somalia’s healthcare future! We’re collaborating with WHO Somalia and the National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) Somalia to empower their team with essential skills for testing vital medicines.

This initiative focuses on equipping Somalia NMRA with the expertise to effectively analyze medications using Minilab techniques and core laboratory instruments. By strengthening their testing capabilities, we aim to ensure the quality, safety, and efficacy of essential medical products for Somalia and the surrounding region.

#MOH #WHOSomalia #NMRASomalia

The training, which was sponsored by WHO Somalia, focused on strengthening the capacity of Somalia’s NMRA on essential medical product Quality Assurance and saw a pool of trained TOTs graduate with analytical skills on the GPHF – Minilab® testing and vaccine quality monitoring.

The TOTs will in turn cascade the training to other technical staff.

@MoH_Somalia

A New Dawn for NQCL as it Gets a New Board of Management today!

Huge congratulations to the new NQCL board, officially inaugurated today by the Permanent Secretary of the State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards! This momentous occasion marks a new chapter for NQCL, and we’re thrilled to see the fresh perspectives and leadership this board will bring.

Special thanks go out to the Pharmacy and Poisons Board for their role in the appointments. As the PS emphasized, strong collaboration between NQCL and PPB is vital to ensuring the highest quality health products reach Kenyans. This new dawn promises a brighter future for NQCL, and we eagerly anticipate the positive impact they’ll have on our national health landscape.

Exciting news for Kenya’s healthcare System!

The World Bank-funded Health Emergency Preparedness, Response and Resilience (HEPRR) Program is launching today!

We the National Quality Control Laboratory (NQCL) are honoured to have participated in the launch. This initiative will strengthen the NQCL and boost the Kenya health system’s ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from pandemics and other emergencies effectively.

This initiative has broad benefits for us and our healthcare system. Among these are:

1. A stronger health system: HEPRR will ensure Kenya’s healthcare system is better equipped to handle challenges, meaning you will have access to improved care during emergencies.
2. Quality assured medicines: A stronger NQCL means you can be confident that the medicines and vaccines you receive are safe and effective.

This is a major step forward for Kenya’s healthcare! Let’s celebrate this investment in our health and well-being.