Procurement

Saint Lucia

A Trinidadian Firm Won US$243 Million to Finish Saint Lucia's Airport. It Priced the Work Against a Tobago Terminal Whose Final Cost Was Still Undetermined.

NH International (Caribbean) signed a US$243 million contract with the Saint Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority on 20 October 2026 to build a 274,000 square foot terminal at Hewanorra International Airport, completing by late 2029. Its executive chairman put the terminal at US$509 a square foot.

Oct 26, 2026 Theon Alleyne

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Procurement

Agriculture Is 29 of the 39 Tenders on the Government's eProcurement Portal. Its Five Smallest Priced Lots Sit in the Band Whose Bidder Register Is Shut.

The Ministry of Agriculture accounts for 29 of the 39 tenders on the Government of Guyana Procurement Opportunities portal on 25 October 2026, through four procuring entities. Two drainage advertisements price 20 lots at G$1,091,013,262. Five fall below G$15 million, where the register is shut.

Oct 25, 2026 Theon Alleyne

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Wire

About One Hundred Guyanese Small Businesses Open at the Railway Courtyard Today, and Some of Them Will Be Selling Through a QR Code

About 100 small businesses exhibit at the Railway Courtyard in Georgetown on 24 and 25 October 2026, closing the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry's fifth National Small Business Week. One exhibitor is a free virtual-storefront platform taking payment through MMG.

Oct 24, 2026 Theon Alleyne

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Procurement

Guyana's Law Requires a Supplier to Be on the Register Before Bidding. The Register for Contracts Below G$15 Million Is Not Taking New Names.

The Procurement (Amendment) Act 2019 created a register of bidders and requires a supplier to apply at least seven days before bidding. On 16 October 2026 the portal for contracts above G$15 million was accepting new accounts. The portal below that figure was not.

Oct 16, 2026 Theon Alleyne

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Guyana

Three Firms Bid to Raise the MV Barima. The Tender Requires the Wreck to Survive as Evidence.

Nine firms were shortlisted and three bid to raise the MV Barima, the ferry that sank on 18 July with an estimated 179 aboard. The terms of reference require the salvager to preserve forensic evidence for the Commission of Inquiry, whose public hearings are expected later this month.

Sep 11, 2026 Theon Alleyne

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