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Flammatech
DOHSS-certified Kenyan fire contractor with premises in Nairobi and Gilgil.
Flammatech, formerly Firetec International, is a Nairobi fire protection contractor founded in 2007 with premises in Nairobi Industrial Area and Gilgil, and a warehouse in the Kigali Free Zone in Rwanda. It provides fire risk assessment, technical system design and engineering drawings, installation, testing and commissioning, and servicing and maintenance of firefighting equipment. The firm states that it is certified by the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services to deliver fire safety training and drills, and that its trainers are NITA certified. It reports 200 to 300 installed systems and more than 250 subscribed maintenance customers across hospitals, banks, hotels and schools.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Retail
- Hotels & hospitality
- Public & civic
- Industrial & logistics
- Energy & utilities
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Commercial offices
The Atrium
Nairobi · 2024
FM200 suppression system
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Hotels & hospitality
Gem Forest - Mgallery
Nairobi · 2024
FM200 suppression system and inert gas system
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Energy & utilities
Kengen Olkaria
Naivasha · 2024
FM200, inert gas, DLP and CO2 suppression systems
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Retail
Carrefour - Runda/Ruiru
Runda / Ruiru · 2024
Kitchen hood fire suppression systems
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Industrial & logistics
EABL - Kisumu Breweries
Kisumu · 2024
Fire detection system
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Residential & high-rise
South Park Residences
Nairobi · 2024
Fire detection system
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Projects as published on Flammatech's own website.
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Head office
Nairobi, Nairobi
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Gilgil
Gilgil, Nakuru
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