Fifty contractors have officially inked contracts valued at more than $800 million to do road improvement works within the township of Mahdia, Region Eight.
The contracts were signed during a ceremony held in the boardroom of the Mahdia Regional Democratic Council (RDC), with works expected to commence in the coming weeks. A release from the Ministry of Public Works said the projects will target several communities and areas, including Campbelltown, 7 Mile, Brian Sucre Junction and Tiger Hill, as part of ongoing efforts to improve the town’s road network and strengthen connectivity.
Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, spearheaded the contract-signing ceremony, underscoring the Government’s continued commitment to improving infrastructure and enhancing the quality of life for residents.
Also in attendance were the Minister within the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, Pauline Sukhai, Regional Executive Officer (REO), Marti DeSouza, and Ministry of Public Works’ Hinterland Engineer Jeffrey Walcott.
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