The Guyana Ministry of Public Works reports that the US$161.3 million rehabilitation and upgrade of the Soesdyke–Linden Highway is 62% complete overall. The ministry says paving work is now in its final stages along the 72-kilometre corridor, as core paving has advanced further under the project timeline. In addition to the road surface works, the ministry indicates it is moving ahead with a rollout of highway lighting as part of the broader upgrade effort. The updates come as contractors complete remaining paving-related tasks and prepare for subsequent stages of the project following the progress reached to date. The ministry’s statement frames the latest milestone as progress toward completion of the corridor improvements, while also highlighting the continuation of electrical and infrastructure components associated with the highway upgrade.
Soesdyke–Linden Highway rehabilitation reaches 62% completion as paving nears final stage
The Guyana Ministry of Public Works reports that the US$161.3 million rehabilitation and upgrade of the Soesdyke–Linden Highway is 62% complete overall. The ministry says paving work is now in its fin...
- The Soesdyke–Linden Highway rehabilitation and upgrade project is valued at US$161.3 million.
- Overall project completion is reported at 62%.
- Paving works are in their final stages along the 72-kilometre highway corridor.
- The Ministry of Public Works says the project also includes a highway lighting rollout.
- The latest update is based on a ministry release.
—US$161.3M project moves closer to completion; ministry pushes highway lighting rollout THE US$161.3 million rehabilitation and upgrade of the Soesdyke-Linden Highway has reached 62 per cent overall completion, with paving works now in their final stages along the 72-kilometre corridor. According to a release from the Ministry of Public Works, core paving works have advanced […]
16 hours ago—US$161.3M project moves closer to completion; ministry pushes highway lighting rollout The US$161.3 million rehabilitation and upgrade of the Soesdyke-Linden Highway has reached 62 per cent overall completion, with paving works now in their final stages along the 72-kilometre corridor. According to a release from the Ministry of Public Works, core paving works have advanced […]
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