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$23M estimated to extend Fort Wellington Secondary School
Kaieteur News – The Fort Wellington Secondary School in Region Five will soon be extended to properly accommodate staff and students at an estimated cost of $23,209,723.
The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development project was just recently opened at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board office, and a total of 23 contractors have bid for the contract.
This year the education sector was allocated some $12 billion for the construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of educational facilities across the country.
Also at the opening of tenders, it was revealed that the ministry is also looking to extend the White Water Primary School in Mabaruma, Region One. This project is estimated to cost $28,315,874.
Below are the companies and their bids:
Audit Office of Guyana
Supply and Delivery of Network Server Laptops and Printers.
Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development
Extension of Fort Wellington Secondary School.
Construction of Nurses Hostel at Mahdia, Potaro/Siparuni.
Construction of External Drains at Ministry’s Office.
Rehabilitation of Electrical System for X-Ray Department, Mahaicony Hospital.
Construction of Doctors Quarters at Mahdia.
Extension of White Water Primary School Mabaruma Region 1.
Renovation Works to Rosignol Health Centre.
Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport
Procurement of Musical Instruments- National School of Music.
Ministry of Legal Affairs
Procurement of Goods for the Prisons.
- accommodate, Audit Office of Guyana, Fort Wellington Secondary School, Ministry of Legal Affairs, students
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