Excel Guyana is seeking foreign partners to joint-venture on the following Architectural and Engineering Design & Supervision Services for the Construction of a New Corporate Building for Guyana Water Inc. The Guyana Water Inc. invites eligible consulting firms to indicate their interest in providing the services. Download full EOI Specifications here. With 30 years inRead more
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Excel Guyana is seeking foreign partners to joint-venture on the following Request for Expressions of Interest – Consulting firm – Design Review and Construction Supervision for small Hydropower plants.The Government of The Cooperative Republic of Guyana has received financing from the Islamic Development Bank towards the cost of the Small Hydropower Project and intends to applyRead more
Excel Guyana is seeking foreign partners to joint-venture on the following Ministry of Natural Resources Request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) – Gas Related Investments. The Government of Guyana (GoG), after extensive evaluation of multiple sites with ExxonMobil Guyana Limited (EEPGL), has approved the Wales Development Zone (WDZ), as the termination point for the pipelineRead more
Excel Guyana is seeking international partners to joint-venture for the Request for Proposal – Amaila Falls Hydro Project. The Government of Guyana (GoG) is desirous of restarting the Amaila Falls Hydro Project, consistent with the Summary Scope of Work outlined below and project structure last defined in Q1 2015. The GoG desires the start ofRead more
Excel Guyana is seeking foreign partners to joint-venture on IFB No: MNR/2021/ICB/MS-1 for the Provision of Marketing Services for the Cooperative Republic of Guyana’s Oil Entitlement from the Liza Destiny FPSO Vessel (see advertisement below). With 30 years in the CARICOM region and a local presence in Guyana since 2010, Excel Guyana’s leadership hasRead more
Investing in Guyana is proving to be most lucrative of late, and all the more when investing in local labor. For many, utilizing local labor has meant the availability of materials and workers onshore, which speeds up mobilization and reduces overhead costs. Local workers are eager to assume new roles in the wake of Guyana’sRead more