In a significant step toward addressing the long-standing water access challenges for local farmers at Paraquita Bay and strengthening the Virgin Islands’ food security, a contract was signed for Consultancy Services for Engineering Design and Construction Management of Water Mains and Civil Works for the Farmers’ Reservoir on 13 May, 2025.

The Eslyn Henley Richiez Learning Centre, a landmark project for special education in the Virgin Islands, is now 81 percent complete.

RDA Vacancy Notice for the Jr. Internal Auditor and a Senior Project Manager

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The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) remains committed to delivering critical infrastructure in a transparent, responsible, and cost-effective manner that delivers the best outcomes for the Virgin Islands.

The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) in the British Virgin Islands was established to implement the Government’s recovery plan following the devastating effects of Hurricane Irma in 2017.

The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA), under the direction of the Ministry of Communications and Works, is further refining the scope of the ‘Road Infrastructure Reconstruction Programme’ to focus on the implementation of five critical road projects including: Fort Hill, Joe’s Hill, Windy Hill, Ridge Road, and Pockwood Pond.

The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) is pleased to announce that two bids have been received by the extended bid submission deadline, 17^th January, for the highly anticipated West End Ferry Terminal Project.

The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) in the British Virgin Islands was established to implement the Government’s recovery plan following the devastating effects of Hurricane Irma in 2017.

The public is advised that the Leak Detection Consultant in collaboration with the Water and Sewerage Department (WSD) will be conducting field visits from Thursday, December 12, 2024, over the next two weeks to identify leaks within the Territory’s water network.