BUILDERS PUSH BACK
Jamaica’s construction professionals are pushing back against suggestions that the island lacks the capacity to deliver major infrastructure projects as the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) prepares to oversee US$6 billion in infrastructure and resilience-building works over the next five years. The planned projects include hospital construction, water and sewage upgrades,…
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