Latest update October 11th, 2026 10:40 AM
Oct 16, 2022 News
Kaieteur News – During the latest opening of tenders, it was revealed that the Ministry of Education is preparing to construct a science classroom at the St. Winefride Secondary School.
The project, which attracted five contractors, is estimated to cost the Government $63.5 million. As reported, the education sector this year was allocated some $74.4 billion out of this year’s budget and out of that $6.6 billion was allocated towards the construction, rehabilitation, extension and maintenance of educational facilities across the country.
The Ministry is also seeking a firm for the printing of nursery textbooks to continue its national textbook distribution exercise and a supplier for the delivery of classroom equipment for Grades Three and Four.
Below are the projects and their bids:
Ministry of Education
Construction of classroom with science lab – St. Winifred Secondary School
Printing of nursery textbooks for national distribution
Supply and delivery of classroom equipment for Grades Three and Four
Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development
Construction of Education building at Oronoque, Port Kaituma, Matarkai
Construction of Muritaro Health Centre
Construction of Falmout Health Post, Essequibo River
Construction of Parika Market, Essequibo – Phase Two
Supply and delivery of one new mini excavator
Ministry of Public Works
HECI – Supply of 10KVA generator as black start for Kato mini hydro
Construction of beacons – Demerara main ships channel rear beacon (wooden-large), supply and installation of wooden piles, platform and installation of steel superstructure.
National Communications Network
Procurement of computer workstation – 2022
Ministry of Health
Supply and delivery of dietary supplies for West Demerara Hostel kitchen
Procurement of medical text books for DHSE
Procurement of medical training materials for DHSE
Supply and delivery of IT equipment
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Supply and installation of 13 air conditioning units for EPA
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