HomeNews$1 2 B INFRASTRUCTURAL UPGRADES TO START MARCH APRIL 2019

$1 2 B INFRASTRUCTURAL UPGRADES TO START MARCH APRIL 2019

By Hgp Nightly News Staff

04/12/2018

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Infrastructural upgrades are expected to start in the Sophia Area for the first

quarter in 2019 in the tune of $1.2 billion dollars.

A pre-bid meeting was held among 20 contractors where details of the

project was explained.

Chief Executive Officer of CH&PA Lelon Saul said the meeting was meant for the contractors to tender a more realistic bid. Yaniss Abrams Reports.

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