October 2014 NEC Update
While all jobs are necessary, not all jobs are exciting. This worker ensures water is pumped out of the construction site. Even in the dry season, water flows into the bottom of trenches and must be removed.
The Paramaribo New Embassy Compound (NEC) Project continues to make excellent progress and continues to remain ahead of schedule of the July 2016 completion date. For the Month of October 2014, the project completed approximately $2 million of work. The project is approximately 30 percent complete. Approximately 300 Surinamese workers are employed on the site with responsibilities ranging from labors, to skilled technicians, to office workers to professional engineers.
October 2014 NEC Update
While all jobs are necessary, not all jobs are exciting. This worker ensures water is pumped out of the construction site. Even in the dry season, water flows into the bottom of trenches and must be removed.
The Paramaribo New Embassy Compound (NEC) Project continues to make excellent progress and continues to remain ahead of schedule of the July 2016 completion date. For the Month of October 2014, the project completed approximately $2 million of work. The project is approximately 30 percent complete. Approximately 300 Surinamese workers are employed on the site with responsibilities ranging from labors, to skilled technicians, to office workers to professional engineers.