GUYANA – Tree hundred and sixty-eight beneficiaries will be able to access their house lots by November this year, following the signing of a number of contracts on Tuesday for infrastructural works at Providence and Peter’s Hall, East Bank Demerara, the Guyana Chronicle reported on May 16 in an article written by Telesha Ramnarine.
Chief Executive Officer of Central Housing and Planning Authority (CHPA) Lelon Saul signed the contracts with the various contractors in the Ministry of Housing Boardroom on Brickdam.
The total cost of the investment is nearly $546M and for works at Peter’s Hall, agreements were signed with Chung’s Global Enterprise ($77,729,355), Eron Lall Civil Engineering Works ($128,888,606), GuyAmerica Construction ($79,515,117) and Colin Talbot Contracting Services ($71,132,683).
For the completion of works at Providence, contracts were signed with KB&B Contractors ($48,500,980), H. Nauth and Sons ($64,741,622), and Romell Jagroop General Construction Services ($75,294,758).
In brief remarks, Saul said the CHPA is committed to improving the physical infrastructure within the housing areas, and urged the service providers to adhere to the terms and conditions of the contracts.
