AT A GLANCE: ADRIAN KENYA SERVICES
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Adrian offers design, engineering and maintenance services in tower infrastructure development and fibre optic deployment. Using their in-house teams of engineers and technicians, they undertake conceptual design, site analysis, site acquisition, construction management, equipment procurement, metro deployment and system integration for their clients.
The company has built about 1,000 network towers, are actively maintaining another 1,000 towers, have connected over 3,000 clients to fixed data, and supports over 56,000 home fibre customers. They have also designed and installed thousands of kilometres of fibre-optic, coaxial and data cable enabling wireless communications in the region.
ICT
Adrian provides technology solutions for businesses in security, networks and communications helping them to accelerate their digital journey. Their portfolio of ICT solutions includes enterprise network solutions, collaboration solutions, physical security solutions, cybersecurity solutions, servers and storage solutions, and data centre solutions. As official partners to leading global technology companies such as Cisco, Giganet, Sophos, Schneider Electric, Oracle, Huawei and Palo Alto Network, Adrian offers high quality digital solutions.
POWER AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
Adrian’s work involves the supply, installation and maintenance of solar photovoltaic systems such as industrial solar grid-ties and mini-grids; power infrastructure systems like the construction of power substations; power backup systems like high power generators and super capacitors; and stabilisation systems such as rectifiers, inverters and automatic voltage regulators.
But this is not where it started. Adrian’s journey dates back to 2009 when it only offered transport services to Safaricom field engineers. At that time, it worked with a small team of approximately 18 employees each dedicated to making sure the company delivered a superior experience.
Today, Adrian Kenya has approximately 400 employees of whom 18 percent are female and 65 percent are engineers. It also employs another 600 contract workers who work on projects all over the country. Adrian’s headquarters are based in Nairobi, Kenya, from where it manages operations within the country and in other countries such as Tanzania, Rwanda,
Uganda, and Ethiopia.