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Berbice Businessman & Contractor continues to rally for the success of Guyana cup
Associated Construction Services owned by Peter Lewis has undoubtedly pledged his support for the 14th Running of The Guyana Cup.
Peter Lewis has committed to supporting the upcoming Guyana Cup
The commitment to assisting various charitable organizations around Guyana has earned ACS the rights of a household name. As a visionary and advocate for the improvement of Guyana, Lewis has diversified his business to invest millions for the development of Bartica and by extension region 7. His “love for country” has transcended through Guyana.
ACS was established in 1997 and has solidified their place in the construction arena through completion of numerous successful government projects. Specializing in road building ACS has also commissioned an Asphalt Plant to increase efficiency on projects. As such, the Asphalt Plant has been servicing other contractors to ensure their timelines are met. The multi-million-dollar computerised facility has the potential to produce 60 tonnes of asphalt per hour.
As the days count down, support continues for the biggest Horse Racing Event in the Caribbean, the Jumbo Jet Thoroughbred Committee officially thanks Associate Construction Services for their support in sponsoring the entire purse & trophies for the 3-Year-Old Derby. The support received over the past years was instrumental in the sustainability of horse racing in Guyana.
All stable and horse owners are working feverishly to get their thoroughbreds ready for race day on Sunday 14th August. The competition is expected to extremely stiff because of bragging rights and the staggering $30,000,000 GYD in cash up for grabs. As the preparation work continues, to ensure the track is in perfect shape all patrons are asked to get there early to avoid the rush and to take full advantage of the indoor parking available for over 1,000 cars
When contacted Mr. Lewis indicated, “We have been part of the Guyana Cup for years and we’re happy to see where the sport came from and where it is now. The JJTRC and through the support of the fraternity has done a really good job creating employment and sustaining businesses along the corridor through horse racing. My company will continue to support positive ventures and as we all work towards building “One Guyana”. All is invited to the Rising Sun Turf Club on Sunday 14th August 2022 to witness horse racing at its best.”
This event was made possible through our title sponsor Banks DIH and supporting sponsors Guinness, XM Rum, Smirnoff Vodka, Hop House 13, Johnny Walker, Forrester Lumber yard, S. Jagmohan, A&R Security, Progressive Travel Agency, Ronaldo Alponso, Cummings Electrical, Kris Jagdeo General Contracting, Anwar Trucking Service, Impressive Signs & Graphics, Level Up Bar & Gaming, Auto Toy Store, Vals Construction, Dr. Poonai’s Pharmacy, Air services, Fix-It Tire Shop, Associated Construction Services, Anand Ramchan’s Auto Body, Kings Jewelry World, K&P Project Management, Asif Auto Spares, Yellow Mines, Avinash Contracting, JS Guyana, Aronco, BM Soat, Club Neutraal, Japarts, AJM Enterprise & Jumbo Jet.
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