Neering firm in T&T e its mark here

raising standards in the construction industry. Like so many other Guyanese who have made their mark elsewhere, in this instance in Trinidad and Tobago, the senior Doodnauth, Prem, is ready to ‘make a statement in the building sector, bringing with him his son, Larry, who is clearly up for the new business adventure.

New, frankly, is a bad choice of words. PSKL has already made a mark here undertaking commercial construction here as long ago as 2006 in Berbice and in Diamond. Now, Prem says, they are ready to take a more significant plunge at home and are already engrossed in ‘setting up shop’ at premises situated at 1 Delph Street, Campbellville. That will be their home base though the Doodnauths say that they intend to strike out for various parts of the country to sell, first, their standards and afterwards their services to a market which they see embracing both the public and private sectors.

It took a while to get through the bewildering array of services which PSKL says it seeks to offer in Guyana. They range from routine construction services to project and construction management. Fabricating and welding, roofing works and the erection of security fencing are, they say, among their specializations.

With their Delph Street operation due to be ‘up and running’ within (approximately) a month, the Doodnauths had taken time off from preparations for their own local launch to make an appearance at GuyTIE. The company says that its “professional team” hails from Guyana “but has gained vast experience working in Trinidad & Tobago, on many projects in the industrial, commercial, multi-residential and residential sector” and that they have “completed many projects locally & regionally”. Impressive boasts which they say they aim to back up with performance once they ‘get going’ in Guyana.