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Prime Minister Jacobs meets with Ballast Nedam International Projects CEO.

August 27, 2021

Prime Minister Jacobs meets with Ballast Nedam International Projects CEO.
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PHILIPSBURG:— On Wednesday, August 25, 2021, Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs held an introductory meeting with Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ballast Nedam International Projects B.V., Mr. Roy van Eijsden. Ballast Nedam International Projects B.V. (BNIP) was chosen as the General Contractor for the Airport Terminal Reconstruction Project and officially signed the agreement with PJIAE N.V. on Tuesday, August 24. Also present at this meeting were Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of PJIAE N.V., Mr. Brian Mingo, Director of National Recovery Program Bureau, Mr. Claret Connor, and Deputy Director of National Recovery Program Bureau, Mr. Abel Knottnerus.

Prime Minister Jacobs stated, “Construction of the Airport Terminal is scheduled to begin by October 2021, and will last just over a two-year period. I am elated to learn that the chosen company will be employing local contractors and workers to complete the reconstruction of our International Airport. After some delays and challenges, we have finally made it to this point whereby we are now able to begin the process that will get our International Airport back online at full capacity.”

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The Airport Terminal Reconstruction Project is jointly funded by the European Investment Bank (EIB) and via a loan from the Government of St. Maarten’s Trust Fund. The Sint Maarten Trust Fund is financed by the Government of the Netherlands, managed by the World Bank and implemented by the National Recovery Program Bureau.

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/38390-prime-minister-jacobs-meets-with-ballast-nedam-international-projects-ceo.html

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