Centralisation of services in Virgin Gorda via the establishment of a government complex, is regarded as one of the mediums through which increased administrative capacity especially as it relates to institutional efficiency and revenue generation, will be achieved. Assuming that negotiations with landowners are successful and complete and that requisite funding is secured, there should be no major risks associated with the implementation of this project. There will be some noise and dust associated with construction work that will be experienced by the surrounding residential area, as well as occupants of Building B. Also, damage from hurricanes and other natural disasters is a possible risk. However given the implementation of new standards and procedures in construction of buildings in the BVI, this risk should at least be reduced. Employment by sector GDP by sector Social Security Income Tax Revenue and Earnings Inland Revenue Social Security Customs Public investment in infrastructure etc. is responsive to population growth and demand.
Building maintenance is carried out regularly.
Procurement of furniture and equipment. Installation of furniture and equipment. Preliminaries Foundation Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor Roof Works Stairs Windows and Door Plumbing Total Recruitment of competent contractors. If you do not see a menu to the left of the screen, or you are stuck in someone else's frames, please click here to come in through the front door of our website.