G.N.I.C. PROJECTS (Continued)
The
Following list characterizes significant projects undertaken by GNIC. These
assignments have been carried out on behalf of both Private and Government
Firms.
YEAR PROJECT DESCRIPTION CLIENT/FUNDINGAGENCY
2002 Construction of one (1) 10” Guyana Water Authority
Potable Water Well
2002 Construction of Treatment Plants
Guyana Water Authority
and Aerator Towers (3off)
2002 Rehabilitation
of Pump Station Guyana Water Authority
(Caledonia)
2002 Construction
of 28 Potable Wells Guyana Water Authority/
(Essequibo/Pomeroon River) WORLD BANK
2001 Installation
of Mechanically Driven Guyana
Water Authority/
Pump
Systems and the Supply WORLD BANK
of
two (2) Submersible Pumps
(Mabaruma)
2001 Construction
of 215 Unit Cane Guyana
Sugar Corporation
Transportation
Punts
2001 Mill Roller Reshells (six) Guyana Sugar
Corporation
2001 Design
and erection of Fabricated Ministry
of Housing
Houses
2000 Fabrication
and Erection of Guyana
Sugar Corporation
Condensers
and Condensate
Tank
2000 Rehabilitation
of Pump Station Guyana
Water Authority
(Caledonia)
2000 Construction
of 17 Potable Wells Guyana
Water Authority/
(Rupununi) WORLD BANK
2000 Design
and erection of Fabricated
Guyana Stockfeeds Incorporated
Reinforced
Concrete Wharf and
Bridge
1999 Water
Pumps and Pipes Installation Guyana Water Authority
(Better Hope, ECD)
Job Search
The Projects Department is soliciting jobs in the
following areas:
- All
types of well drilling.
- Building
of Water Treatment Plants
- Building
of Aerator Towers
- Construction
of cane transportation punts
- Rehabilitation
of Mill Roller Shells
- Design
and erection of fabricated reinforced concrete wharfs and bridges
- Fabrication
of Mild steel Molasses Tanks with capacity of approximately 80,000
gallons.
- Fabrication
of mild steel Fermentation tanks with capacity of approximately 50,000
gallons.
- Design
and manufacture of Retractor span boogie assembly
- Rehabilitation
of Pump stations
- Installation
of mechanically driven pump systems and supply of submersible pumps
- Assembly
of steel buildings for housing heavy duty and or other equipment.
