Specific maintenance road works on unsealed roads in West Honiara commenced last week, following the awarding of contracts to these local civil contractors.
The Government of the Solomon Islands acknowledges the approval of the mid-term package measures aimed at reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping by Member States of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) at the conclusion of the 83rd Marine Environment Protection…
The Community Access and Urban Services Enhancement (CAUSE II) Project has pre-identified critical bridges and road drainage systems within Honiara City slated for rehabilitation. Construction work is anticipated to commence in the third quarter of this year.
In a momentous event for the Bellona community, the arrival of China Civil Engineering Construction Cooperation (CCECC) last week was greeted with enthusiasm as they began work on the Ahanga wharf project, Rennell Bellona Province.
Construction of a new Rescue Fire Services Station at Honiara International Airport is now underway, with preliminary works progressing steadily. Site establishment works were completed in March 2025, including geotechnical investigations, and excavation for the foundation of the station is moving…
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) has announced the awarding of two vital contracts aimed at enhancing road drainage maintenance and street cleaning/desilting for parts of the Honiara Highway.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development’s (MID) Transport Management Service Division is calling upon all property owners and community members in Honiara and provincial centres alike to assist in addressing a pressing challenge that affects road safety and development: encroachment of private…
A successful monitoring site visit was conducted last week (2nd & 4th April) at the current location of the Land Maritime Connectivity Project (LMCP) to evaluate project progress and ensure environmental and social safeguards compliance is maintained as well as adherence to the established…
Steady progress has been made on the upgrades to Santa Cruz Airfield, funded by the World Bank under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2) and implemented by the Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA).
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is pleased to announce the awarding of new contracts to local civil contractors for unsealed roads and specific and routine maintenance works for the West Honiara Constituency.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is pleased to announce progress in its plans to reintroduce traffic lights, also known as pedestrian and signage, on main crossing roads for Honiara City.
Asbestos continues to pose a significant health risk in government residential properties across Honiara and provincial centres, underscoring the need for more public health awareness.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development’s (MID) Transport Infrastructure Management Services Division has engaged local contractors to enhance the Hibiscus Avenue drainage system and road conditions, providing an alternative route to alleviate traffic congestion along the main highway from Town…
Leader of Opposition Hon Matthew Wale has welcomed government efforts to revitalize the Public Works Department (PWD). In a statement today, Hon Wale said revitalising the PWD was one of the things he has always encouraged successive governments to prioritize.
The government, through the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID), acknowledges the recent Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) concerns regarding road congestion and its impact on businesses, particularly within Honiara.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) acknowledges the recent concerns raised by the Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) regarding the issue of unauthorized parking in Honiara City, particularly at the Central Market bus stop and along key roadways.
The Australian-funded emergency road repairs project to improve accessibility for the first 42km of Malaita’s South Road is now complete. Commencing in July 2024, the emergency repair works reached Mao’a Bridge at the end of November 2024, one month ahead of schedule.
The much-talked-about Malaita Road Network Project will soon commence, as signified by the signing of the Auki Road project between the Solomon Islands Government and the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
The Government through the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is progressing the re-establishment of the Public Works Department (PWD). The Minister for Infrastructure Development, Hon.
The Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) has announced a substantial AUD 250 Million investment on national infrastructure over the next 10 years. Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele revealed at the 13th Australia- Solomon Islands Business Forum opening this morning.
