Construction of the new Air Traffic Control (ATC) towers at Honiara and Munda International Airports officially commenced, marking another significant milestone under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2).
Road rehabilitation works along the West Honiara/Tandai Highway, involving an upgrade from a 2-lane to 4-lane road, are now nearing completion. Most sections have finished and are already delivering benefits to road users.
The much-awaited relief maintenance works for the Vura Road in East Honiara will commence this week. The Transport Infrastructure Management Services Division (TIMSD) of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID), in a statement today, acknowledges the ongoing concern of Vura residents and…
Construction work at Kirakira wharf is progressing well with key activities continuing on site. At present, preparation works are underway to install steel reinforcement and pouring of concrete inside remaining foundation piles.
Local construction workers employed on the Australian-funded Seghe Market project are learning a range of building and safety skills. Delivered by local construction company Hatanga using a 100 per cent Solomon Islander workforce, the project is helping build long‑term skills and capability in the…
Road construction works in Honiara and several provinces have been temporarily paused due to the current wet weather condition. The Ministry of Infrastructure Development said this is to ensure the safety of construction crews and machineries.
Current road construction work at the Choiseul Bay Township Project (CBTP) lot 1 junction to Ngalivuli Road network (14 km) is progressing well with only 6 km remaining.
The Noro Roads Improvement, funded by the World Bank under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2) and implemented by the Ministry of Infrastructure Development, has reached 94 percent physical completion.
Thirty-six local construction companies have taken part in training to strengthen adherence to government laws and safeguarding regulations. The industry workshop, the 19th to be delivered by Australia’s Workforce Skills Series, brought together a range of government agencies, industry experts and…
A World Bank’s team visited Solomon Islands from December 1 to 5, 2025 to support the ongoing Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2).
Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele, MP, this morning officiated at the ground-breaking ceremony of the Solomon Islands Ports Authority, SIPA, Honiara International Port Berth 1 Project.
Construction of the new Aviation Complex Building near Honiara International Airport has reached a milestone, with superstructure works now underway. The Design and Build contract, implemented by the Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA) and supported by the World Bank under the Second…
Australia’s Solomon Islands Infrastructure Program (SIIP) has delivered gender-based violence (GBV) awareness training across its construction sites as part of the international 16 Days of Activism.
Road rehabilitation along the West Honiara/Tandai Highway is steadily progressing, with construction now focused on the Rove road stretch, one of the busiest corridors in the city.
The Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA) signed a contract with the Joint Venture of Gyros Corporation and Pacific Consultants Co. Ltd to implement the Regional Airport Asset Maintenance under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2).
Construction of the new Rescue Fire Services Station at Honiara International Airport is advancing steadily, marking a major milestone in the Solomon Islands’ efforts to strengthen aviation safety and emergency response capabilities.
The Architecture and Building Management Services Division (ABMSD) at the Ministry of Infrastructure Development is intensifying its focus on upholding and advancing building safety standards, following the recent passing of the National Building Standards Act 2025 in parliament.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID), with support from the World Bank through the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2), has engaged SMEC International Pty Ltd to lead a comprehensive review of road safety management capacity in Solomon Islands.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is pleased to announce that the Noro Roads Improvement has now reached 90 percent physical completion. The work is funded by the World Bank under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2) and is being implemented by MID.
Central Project Implementation Unit (CPIU) under the Transport Infrastructure Management Services Division of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) wishes to clarify that road maintenance work on the Vura and Naha roads will commence shortly.
