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Contractors paid; government admits to not paying its vendors on time.

December 7, 2022

Contractors paid; government admits to not paying its vendors on time.
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PHILIPSBURG: --- Minister of Finance Ardwell Irion announced on Wednesday that the government of St. Maarten found a solution within hours after heavy equipment operators took action for nonpayment of work. He said the contractors were paid for two months and that work will continue until government finalizes the tender process. Ardwell said the tender process took longer than the government would have liked while there was an unsuccessful tender that was sent back from the governor’s office, and this had to be corrected.
He said that the government of St. Maarten is busy working on a new tender and ...


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