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SMMC provides update on new hospital project. | SMN News

October 23, 2019

SMMC provides update on new hospital project. | SMN News
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~ INSO busy mobilizing and expected to start in November with first construction activity ~

Cay Hill:--- St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) and INSO, the general contractor for the construction of the new St. Maarten General Hospital, is currently in the final stages of preparing for construction to commence.
As the finalization of the addendum to the existing construction contract is currently taking place which includes the approval of the consortium of lenders, SMMC and INSO are proceeding with the construction preparations as per the existing construction contract signed back in 2016. These preparations include INSO mobilizing their


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