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The Government of the Virgin Islands, through the Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports, is inviting tenders for the construction of a reinforced concrete slab to support a generator at the Elmore Stoutt High School (ESHS) New Block in Road Town, Tortola.

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Effective 1st June 2025, new maritime regulations in the Virgin Islands take effect. Amendments to the Cruising and Home Port Permit Act and the Commercial Recreational Vessels Licensing Act introduce stricter rules for intra-trading between local ports. Only licensed BVI vessels may operate freely, while non-BVI vessels require limited-time waivers, inspection certification, and fees. Certain exemptions apply, including small cruise ships and locally licensed recreational vessels.

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The Government of the Virgin Islands has formally commissioned the Long Swamp Sewerage Pump Station, a major milestone in delivering a long awaited sewerage system for the East End and Long Look communities. The commissioning ties together three of four key project pillars, the Long Swamp collection hub, the transmission mains, and the repaired Paraquita Bay treatment plant, and begins the commissioning and testing phase ahead of full system operation.

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Mrs. Michelle Donovan Stevens has been appointed as Strategy and Policy Development Lead within the Premier’s Office. Mrs. Donovan Stevens’ career in the Public Service spans over 15 years of senior leadership experience as Director and Deputy Director of Human Resources.

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It is with a profound sense of loss and deep respect that I extend my heartfelt condolences to his wife, Mrs. Malone and son, Malcolm Malone, extended family, friends and loved ones of a remarkable son of the soil, the late  Mr. Vernon E. Malone, QPM, LLB, CPA. Mr. Malone’s passing has left an indelible void in the heart of

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The Ministry of Health and Social Development recently convened its annual Planning Day under the theme “From Framework to Action: Aligning Strategy, Initiatives and Performance,” as it continues to chart its strategic vision for the next several years.

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The Office of the Deputy Governor has launched the Public Education and Consultation process for the Human Rights Commission Bill, 2025. The Bill aims to establish a commission responsible for investigating human rights complaints and promoting awareness. It will consist of five commissioners, with appointments from the Governor, Premier, Leader of the Opposition, and Chief Justice. Public meetings to discuss the Bill will begin on March 10 across the Virgin Islands. Residents can view the Bill and share feedback at bvi.gov.vg/humanrights.

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The British Virgin Islands International Tax Authority (BVIITA) advises users of the BVIFARS portal about current issues with credit card payments for bulk transactions. Users experiencing difficulties should email payments@bviita.vg with the subject “BVIFARs Payment difficulties” and detail the problem. Only users with “FI permissions” can make payments on the portal. Entities enrolled in BVIFARS must pay the annual fee unless deactivation was requested by April 8, 2025, or approved otherwise. Real-time service status updates for BVIFARS are available on the ITA website. For inquiries, contact info@bviita.vg or call 1-284-394-4415.

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The Government of the Virgin Islands acting through the Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs & Sports is inviting qualified vendors to submit a tender for the supply and installation of seventy-four (74) LED shop lights at Joyce Samuel Primary School, located in Belle Vue, Tortola.

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The Government of the Virgin Islands, through the Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports, is inviting qualified contractors to submit tenders for the cleaning and maintenance of thirty-two (32) air conditioning units.