2019 is drawing to a close, but construction work
in the Caribbean Region is very much alive and developing.  

We have found ourselves at the heart of this new activity, 
as reliability and cost, better technology and installation efficiency are now paramount to new projects.

Our year has become truly regional, as work in the southern Caribbean and in the islands of the north, forge ahead.

Notably, our refined skills with DIP have become the order of the day as foundation work begins, from Guyana to Jamaica.

Our wish for better foundations lies at the core of our construction philosophy.  Our erosion reduction skills, for coastal areas are equally in demand, as the effects of global warming, coastal degradation and loss become commonplace.

The word Responsibility looms large in every groyne we build to protect a beach and each gabion basket we fill to reduce tidal encroachment.

As a company, we have continued to forge relationships throughout the region, as innovation, better engineering and attention to detail have become our project signature.

From barges filled with stone and sand, to reclaim and preserve a beach, or build a tidal break, to the establishment of vinyl sheet pile dock areas, to remove the persistent erosion of moorings and boat lifts, no matter what scale of work is involved, we have the reliable network to get it done!

We are acutely aware that the Caribbean is now forging ahead
with a fresh energy for tourism experiences, holiday homes and safe coastlines, even as the evolution of weather patterns has not given us cause to relax, or be seasonally glib about our risks.

Solid foundations, better, more flexible, durable engineering, quality materials, with greater resistance and much enhanced drainage planning, will go a long way to ensure safety for tourism and residential staycations.

It's time to look to advanced technology and better science and engineering, at sensible scale, to create simple, cost effective responses to the elements, to curtail and minimise the catastrophes that ensue post hurricane.

CMSCS and CMDB stand ready to assist in the vital planning and execution of schemes, custom designed to reduce storm impact by creating innovative infrastructure.

Decidedly greater investment in self sufficiency and environmental protection, coastal reinforcement and breakwaters will consolidate existing peace meal work, begun by coastal businesses, especially hotels and marinas.

Thinking in the now
for the future
is how we plan,
design and implement.

Whatever the scale of your next year’s project, be you financier, developer, designer or contractor, contact us and discover how CMSCS and CMDB can help build your project to be sustainable
and durable, on budget and on time.

The management and staff of CMSCS and CMBD, 
wish our clients, partners, associates and friends,
the Happiest of Seasons Greetings
and look forward to working with you, 
to create a stronger Caribbean environment in 2020.