We operate across East Africa, with offices in Tanzania (including Zanzibar) and Kenya, serving hospitals, schools, industries, and commercial facilities.

MGPS is a safe and reliable network of pipelines that deliver life-saving gases such as oxygen, nitrous oxide, and medical air directly to hospital departments like theaters, ICUs, and wards.

We do both. We design and install new MGPS projects, and we also service, maintain, and upgrade existing systems to international standards.

We serve a wide range of industries including manufacturing, food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, welding & fabrication, and research laboratories.

Yes. We supply and install laboratory gas generators (nitrogen, hydrogen, zero air) and reticulation systems for schools, universities, and research centers.

Yes. We provide oxygen plants, manifolds, compressors, vacuum pumps, and all pipeline accessories from trusted global suppliers.

Absolutely. We design and install safe LPG reticulation systems for schools, hospitals, hotels, and residential properties, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Yes. We stock regulators, valves, burners, and other essential consumables.

Yes. We offer preventive and corrective maintenance contracts tailored to your facility’s needs. This ensures continuous reliability and reduces downtime.

Inspections, safety checks, filter and consumable replacements, calibration, leak detection, and performance reporting.

Yes. We conduct hands-on training sessions for operators, engineers, and users to ensure safe handling and operation of gas systems.

All our installations follow international standards (HTM, ISO, NFPA) and include safety devices, alarms, and emergency shut-off systems.

Yes. We manage projects from design, supply, and installation to commissioning and after-sales support.

You can contact us through our website form, email, or phone. Share your requirements and we’ll provide a tailored proposal.

Yes. We supply welding machines, consumables, and high-purity gases for industrial use.

We combine technical expertise, international-standard installations, and responsive customer support. Our track record spans hospitals, schools, industries, and government projects across East Africa.

Yes. We have dedicated technicians available to respond to urgent breakdowns or gas supply issues.

Absolutely. We stock essential consumables such as regulators, copper pipelines, valves, and filters, reducing the need for imports and minimizing downtime.

Yes. We provide consultancy services from project planning to commissioning, helping clients choose cost-effective and compliant solutions.

We follow strict quality control procedures, source certified materials, and perform pressure, purity, and safety tests before handing over projects.

Yes. We partner with globally recognized equipment manufacturers for medical and industrial gas systems, ensuring durability and compliance.

We design and install according to HTM 02-01 (UK), ISO 7396, NFPA 99 (US), and other applicable standards.

Copper is corrosion-resistant, durable, and maintains gas purity. It’s the industry standard worldwide.

At least every 6 months for critical systems, with annual full safety and performance testing.

Compressors usually require servicing every 2,000–4,000 operating hours, while dryers need filter and desiccant replacement every 4,000–8,000 hours depending on usage.

Pressure test certificates, purity test results, installation drawings, and commissioning reports must all be documented.

Yes. LPG systems must be inspected and certified by qualified professionals to ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Risks include leaks, contamination, equipment breakdown, patient safety hazards, and costly downtime.

We use electronic leak detectors, pressure drop tests, and soapy water solutions for verification.

Zone valves, area alarms, pressure regulators, and emergency shut-off devices are essential for patient safety.

Cylinders should be stored upright, in a well-ventilated area, away from heat, flammable materials, and electrical sources.

Staff should be trained on cylinder handling, emergency shutdowns, alarm recognition, and reporting faults.

Yes. Fire and emergency drills should include MGPS and LPG systems, ensuring all staff know response procedures.

Medical vacuum and waste anesthetic gas systems (WAGD) must have proper exhaust lines to protect healthcare workers.

Routine servicing every 3 months, with major overhauls after 12–18 months depending on hours run.

Typically 10–15 years with proper maintenance, though filters, valves, and compressors require replacement more frequently.

Regulators should be replaced every 5 years, or immediately if damaged, leaking, or showing wear.

Yes. Vacuum pumps require oil replacement approximately every 2,000 operating hours or as per manufacturer guidelines.

Filters should be replaced once pressure drops increase, efficiency reduces, or after the recommended service interval (often 3–6 months).

Scheduled inspections, timely replacement of consumables, calibration of sensors, and keeping spare parts in stock.

Yes. Most systems are designed with redundancy, allowing servicing of one line while the backup supplies gas.