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Mar 13, 2019 News
The Wismar Bridge project, announced by the Government of Guyana in August last, received more financial proposals during the reading of bids, at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) yesterday.
The project has received proposals before, but was stalled due to issues surrounding design feasibility. The 50-year-old bridge is falling apart, and there have been concerns for years about its deteriorating condition. The structure connects Wismar and Mackenzie. The bridge is a critical gateway to the hinterland.
Other notable projects include an Upgrade of Access Roads for the Haags Bosch Landfill and the rehabilitation of roads at Bartica.
Ministry of Public Infrastructure
Consultancy Services for Conducting a Feasibility Study and Preparing Detailed Designs for the Construction of a New Bridge at Wismar
Consultancy Services for the Development of a Strategic Plan (2020-2024)
Ministry of Public Health
Procurement of Accommodation for Participants – Biannual Training of Female Sex Workers
Ministry of Communities
Upgrade of Internal Access Roads Haags Bosch Sanitary Landfill
Ministry of Public Infrastructure – HECI
Supply of Line Hardware Materials for Lethem Power Co. Inc.
Ministry of Legal Affairs
Procurement of Furnishings, IT and related equipment
Minor Repairs and Painting of Ministry of Legal Affairs Building
Ministry of Agriculture – NAREI
Installation of 200m Geotextile Tube along the Foreshore of Anna Regina, Essequibo
Coast, Region 2
Lot 1 – Construction of 120m Rubble Mound Groyne at La Bonne Intention (LBI) ECD
Lot 2 – Construction of 120m Rubble Mound Groyne at Beterverwagting (BV) ECD
Ministry of Education
Extension of Building – David Rose Special School, Thomas Lands
Rehabilitation of Science Laboratory – Plaisance Secondary School
Central Housing & Planning Authority
Upgrading of Recreational Facilities, Lots 1-3
Rehabilitation and Upgrading of Roads at Four Miles, Bartica, Region 7
Supply and Installation of LED Street Lights, Lot 1&2
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