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32 contractors bid to reconstruct fence at St. John’s College

Dec 05, 2025 News

(Kaieteur News) – The Ministry of Education has received 32 bids from contractors competing to reconstruct the fence at St. John’s College, located along Waterloo Street, Georgetown.

The National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) recently revealed that contractors have bid between $10 million and $21 million for the project.

Below are the companies and their bids:

Guyana Power & Light

Construction of a 13.8 KV Primary Distribution Network from Seweyo to Moblissa along the Linden Soesdyke Highway.

Bidder Amount Tendered
Cummings Electrical Company Limited $74,961,249
Astra Services $137,380,011
Engineer’s Estimate $102,334,478

 

Ministry of Labour & Manpower Planning

Construction of training building.

Bidder Amount Tendered
2K’s Enterprise $89,127,342
H&L Construction $84,991,01
Engineer’s Estimate $57,685,996

 

Guyana Elections Commission

Supply and Delivery of New Vehicles.

Bidder Amount Tendered
Massy Motors Guyana Limited $16,700,000
Marics and Company Limited $10,123,148
Car Clean Enterprise $83,146,975
Alliance Investments $8,000,000
BM Soat Auto Sale $17,700,000
Yabz Enterprises Inc $30,450,000
Rose Ramdial Autosales $65,900,000

 

Supreme Court of Judicature

Rewiring of New Amsterdam High Court.

Bidder Amount Tendered
SSC Electrical and Construction Services –
Cummings Electrical Company Limited $76,167,981
Qualis Engineering and General Supplies $59,189,753
JR Engineering Solutions $82,861,680
Southwind Health and Defence $78,547,140

 

Ministry of Education

Repurposing of Existing Building for Dining Hall/Study Hall at ETI Region Two.

Bidder Amount Tendered
D. Chowkai & Sons Construction $60,279,450
Builders Engineering and Architectural Consultancy $55,828,740
Holastic Contracting & Procurement Inc $59,157,450
AEA Enterprise $56,721,967
Rakaya Construction $51,420,160
Country Side Recycling $57,995,300
R&R General Construction and Supplies $56,890,710
Vijay Persaud & Sons Contracting Services $64,956,097
Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services $50,400,000
Technocon Investments Procurement and General Contracting Solutions $56,244,595

 

Reconstruction of Fence at St. John’s Secondary School.

Bidder Amount Tendered
Harte’s General Construction, Supplies and Service $12,189,000
M. Johnson Lawn Care Maintenance Services $14,814,660
S.A.M Civil Works $14,863,800
Dundas Construction Inc. $14,574,315
R. Persid Construction $14,486,850
IMS Construction and Logistics Services $14,519,400
Emeralds General Contracting & Distributors $14,686,980
Kaiveri Procurement Logistics and Investments Inc. –
Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services $13,417,950
AEA Enterprise $14,507,955
C & A General Supplies and Services $14,698,950
Quality Construction and Maintenance Services $12,920,250
Dwain Babb’s Enterprise $11,990,000
MDSG General Services $14,192,430
Yhadram and Sons Construction Establishment $13,715,310
KCOL Contracting Services $14,863,800
Robert Andrews Construction Services $14,715,225
R & R General Construction & Supplies $14,385,000
King of Hardware $13,641,810
S. Prakash Construction $12,729,780
Sovereignty Investments Construction Services

(SICS Builders)

 $14,705,250
Trevor & Son General Construction Services $13,654,200
T&R Daniels Construction Landscaping & Logistics

Company

 $13,965,000
Grace Enterprise (Guyana) Inc. $21,511,350
D. Chowkai & Sons Construction $18,180,750
Guybuild Construction & Logistics Services $14,495,250
LJ General Construction $16,041,350
Rishma and Sisters Enterprise $10,158,750
Barron’s Exclusive $13,638,450
MUSE Holding Inc $14,157,255
Teon Peters Construction Service $14,345,730
R.A & J.P Contracting Services $13,375,950

 

Generator System at Christ Church Secondary School.

Bidder Amount Tendered
Nevelle Drakes $50,000
Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services $13,462,500
Seenarine’s Transportation Service $14,070,000
Dundas Construction Inc. $14,332,500
Emeralds General Contracting & Distributors $13,996,500
Cummings Electrical Company Limited $11,708,582
Machinery Corporation of Guyana $11,717,000
Ganesh’s Hardware Construction and Imports $14,857,500
Tiana, Tia and Tamara General Construction and Supplies $10,500,000
Fugenz Business Solutions $10,494,750
Nova Vita Enterprises $12,421,500

 

Generator System at Kwakwani Secondary School.

Bidder Amount Tendered
Seenarine’s Transportation Service $14,175,000
Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services $13,515,000
Machinery Corporation of Guyana $13,325,000
Ganesh’s Hardware Construction and Imports $14,120,000
J’s Building & Construction $11,200,000
Dundas Construction Inc. $13,828,500
Nova Vita Enterprise $12,600,000
Cummings Electrical Company Limited $12,679,930

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