Vinci Undertaking Jamaica Water Projects to Fix Leaks, Lay Pipes
By Randall Hackley -
2012-12-13T19:27:39Z
Vinci SA (DG), the largest builder in Europe, has been awarded contracts by Jamaica’s water commission to stem leakage problems in the Kingston area and lay pipes for a water-treatment station on the Rio Cobre river.
The water network improvements for contracts valued at 60 million euros ($78 million) also include rehabilitating three drinking water-treatment plants on the north coast of the island and laying water pipes in Port Antonio, Vinci said today in a statement. The works will take 18 to 24 months.
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