Logistics & Transportation Brochure - CIF 2022

Logistics & Transportation | ST. KITTS AND NEVIS

ST. KITTS AND NEVIS

Name of Project: Long Point Port Development (Sea Port Sector) Project Location: Long Point, Nevis

Mode of Investment: Ship Repair & Dry-docking Services Environmental Impact study Land Acquisition Establishing a Joint Venture Financing (Financial Resources) Establishing and implementing a project through PPP

Public Sector

Having considered the very good and stable economy of St. Kitts and Nevis, the tremendous potential of the Long Point Port and the short and long-term benefits to be derived from the redevelopment and enhancement of the port, the following are the components strongly proposed: 1. Dredging around the original pier 2. Extension of the original pier for dual purpose (with cruise activity clearly separated from cargo) 3. Cruise Ship Dock Warehouse Expansion (with indoor cold storage rooms) 4. Building to house Port Health Unit: Port Environmental and Agriculture Department Offices and Medical Clinic 5. Shopping (duty free) area with outlets, restaurants, and parking areas 6. Brokers and Agents Complex 7. Bunkering/Refueling Operation 8. Independent Storage area for Hazardous Goods 9. Cold storage container Power Connection 10. Sea Traffic Control and Surveillance Tower (Marine Base). Loan to be repaid from revenue.

Constructing individual component of project Management contracts

Investment amount required in US$: USD $40 Million

Name of Project: Development of the Cargo Berth (Seaport sector) Project Location: Deep Water Habour, Basseterre, St. Kitts (St. Christopher)

Mode of Investment: Open for FDI through a minority stake Establishing and implementing a project

Public Sector

The project would include the following works: a. Reclamation of land on Southeast to add another berth, accommodate larger size vessels and additional container storage facility b. Relocation of Shed 1 and Mechanic Shop c. Finger Pier for local cargo operations next to Ro-Ro facility The result will be increased port efficiency, capacity, and ability to adequately facilitate transshipment.

through PPP Other: Grant

Investment amount required in US$: USD $5 Million

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