Albanisa to Construct Pier in Bilwi, Nicaragua

The Tourism Institute has approved to award a new concrete pier project to Alba de Nicaragua, S.A (Albanisa).

Friday, September 3, 2010

According to the government decision, the company will have three years to carry out the work, which comprises the construction of a 210m long and 22m wide reinforced concrete pier with two docking berths.

"Officially, Albanisa forecast a cost of $30,336,458 with most of the investment benefitting from tax incentives under the Tourism Law," reports Laprensa.com.ni.

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