Major Infrastructure Development Programme News Today

Cable and Wireless Jamaica, operating as FLOW, has abandoned a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) and the Government for damage allegedly done to its infrastructure during the Major Infrastructure...

The Supreme Court is to hear on Tuesday whether Cable...

The Chinese contractor, China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), which executed the Major Infrastructure Development Programme (MIDP) in 2016, has suggested that FLOW Jamaica used the project as a cover to change out its old infrastructure. The...

FLOW Jamaica has denied that it had resisted the Government’s effort to coordinate with the telecoms company to relocate its infrastructure throughout the Major Infrastructure Development Programme (MIDP) in 2016. The company also dismissed reports...

A senior manager at Flow Jamaica has said that the National Works Agency (NWA) failed to provide the company with funds to assist in relocating its infrastructure during the Major Infrastructure Development Programme (MIDP) in 2016 along several...

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Justice David Batts will today determine whether the multimillion-dollar dispute involving Cable...

One of the island’s major telecommunication firms, Cable and Wireless Jamaica, known as Flow Jamaica, is suing the Government and China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) to recover millions for damage allegedly done to its infrastructure during...

The state-owned National Works Agency (NWA) has rejected the findings of the latest auditor general’s report, insisting that there was no cost overrun on five road rehabilitation projects but instead “additional amounts” that represent “valued and...

“So we just appeal to the people of St Thomas: be patient with us. We are working with you, and we are trying our best to complete this stuff. … Joy cometh in the morning. So just hold on. You will have joy very shortly. … Very soon you will...