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$76M rehab slated for stellings
The Transport and Harbours Department (T&HD) of the Ministry of Public Infrastructure will be embarking upon $76M worth of rehabilitation works for the Bartica, Leguan and Parika stellings.
This stelling, at Bartica, Region Seven, is set for a $30M rehabilitation, Government announced yesterday.
For the Bartica stelling, in Region Seven, T&HD will be undertaking $30M worth of rehabilitation. Major works will include a change of decking; fixing of piles; and upgrades to the office area and the washrooms. The next phase of the rehabilitation of the Bartica stelling is scheduled to commence next year.
For the Leguan stelling, maintenance work will be conducted on the driveway, decking, beams and some piles. The fender system will also be rehabilitated. The total cost for the Leguan stelling rehabilitation is pegged at $24M.
Meanwhile, the Parika stelling is slated to undergo approximately $22M worth of rehabilitation.
Amongst its work are repairs to the roll on/roll off area and the fortification of the catwalk. The dilapidated area will not be a part of this phase; rather, this area will be tackled early next year as part of the next phase, the Government indicated by way of a statement.
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