VINCI secures a major hydraulic project in Jamaica

VINCI Construction Grands Projets has been selected by Jamaica's National Water Commission (NWC) to design and build 68 km of drinking water pipelines. This contract, worth €144 million, is part of the Western Water Resilience Programme, which aims to strengthen the climate resilience of northwest Jamaica.

The planned works, covering 130 km of strategic territory, will employ over 100 workers over 36 months. The use of cast iron pipes guarantees a lifespan exceeding 50 years. Close collaboration with the National Environmental Planning Agency (NEPA) ensures environmental compliance.

Present in Jamaica since 1999, VINCI continues to invest in water infrastructure, having responded to emergencies, particularly after Hurricane Melissa.