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GRA to spend $186M to fix-up NA office
Kaieteur News – The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has set aside approximately $186,545,139 to execute rehabilitation works at its Strand Street, New Amsterdam office building.
This is according to a recent opening of bids at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) office which revealed that five companies had applied for the project. The contractors are AYN Construction & General Services, Wazeer Khan & Sons Construction, BM Property Investments Inc., Dundas Construction Inc., and A&D General Building & Construction Company.
Back in 2022, GRA had announced in a release that its main operation from its Strand Street location was being relocated to a more spacious and upgraded building which is now at Ferry Street and Esplanade Road, New Amsterdam.
It was also reported by the agency at the time, that the old office at Strand, is being retrofitted to house a regional Law Enforcement and Investigation Division (LEID) Office of the Guyana Revenue Authority.
Below are the companies and their bids:
Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA)
Rehabilitation of GRA Office building at Strand Street, New Amsterdam.
Ministry of Human Services and Social Security
Supply and delivery and installation of Printer for the ministry.
Repairs to road – Palms.
Repairs to road at Hugo Chaves Centre.
Supply and delivery of cooked meals for the Residents at the Night Shelter, East La Penitence.
Procurement of trainers for Women’s Innovation Investment Network (WIIN) 2024.
- Dundas Construction Inc, Esplanade Road, GRA, Investigation Division, National, Office of the Guyana, procurement
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