dck worldwide understands the special requirements needed to work on large projects in remote areas where resources are often limited and access difficult. The demands of logistics, workforce integration, cultural differences, training, social factors, and multi-language challenges are familiar to us. The employees of dck international, LLC have completed projects in numerous Caribbean locations, including the Bahamas, Nevis, Anguilla, Cuba, and Puerto Rico. Our employees have worked throughout the Caribbean since 1995. We are able to maintain a local flavor to our construction services regardless of the project location. dck does this by utilizing fully-staffed regional offices and projects, and partnering with the local community and our clients in the area. We pride ourselves on our ability to integrate with diverse cultures, always working safely and efficiently with local labor and government. Our current work in the Caribbean includes managing the fast-track construction renovations of the Cap Juluca resort on Anguilla. In addition, in Puerto Rico, we are executing three separate indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) multiple award design-build construction contracts at Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Atlantis II mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Hospitality NAME: Atlantis II LOCATION: Paradise Island, Bahamas OWNER: Sun International Development, Ltd. In a joint venture, served as prime contractor for the expansion of the largest resort/casino complex in the Bahamas. This expansion doubled the room count to nearly 2,400 and included the construction of the East and West Towers, each with a maximum of 23 floors, and a bridge linking the towers that featured a 5,000 square foot Imperial suite. As prime contractor, responsibilities included the installation of all of the ornamental/sculptural elements in the exterior design. This included 27-foot-high plastic seahorses, eight-foot marlins placed on top of parapet roofs, and seashell archways. In addition, we had to overcome a major logistics challenge in completing this project. All material was made in the U.S. and shipped by ocean vessel from Florida to Nassau; loaded onto barges that ferried cargo to Paradise Island, Bahamas, and transported by trucks to the job site.

*Project completed by Dick International. See company overview.

Four Seasons Hotel and Resort mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Hospitality NAME: Four Seasons Hotel and Resort LOCATION: Nevis, West Indies OWNER: Maritz, Wolff & Company Construction manager, as part of a joint venture, for the renovations of this hurricane-damaged resort on the island of Nevis. The refurbishments included 100 ground floor rooms in 12 guest cottages and the hotel’s Great House, along with the construction of a brand new pool and beach area. The construction process involved the installation of: 90,000 square feet of drywall 110,000 square feet of ceiling 7,000 square feet of acoustical ceiling 85,000 square feet of Italian marble floor tile a refurbished mechanical and electrical system

*Project completed by Dick International. See company overview.

JTF SCIF/CITF mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Military NAME: JTF SCIF/CITF LOCATION: Guantanamo Bay, Cuba OWNER: U.S. Navy This design-build project was procured under a Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC). As the prime contractor, we managed the entire project from proposal to commissioning, and coordinated the architect’s design to ensure compliance with the Owner’s requirements and to maintain the budget. The Joint Task Force (JTF) Complex involved the construction of a two-story structure, on a secure site, that was divided into two distinct working areas – the Sensitive Compartmented Facility (SCIF) and the Criminal Investigation Task Force (CITF). The new facility provides office, conference, and support space, along with sophisticated telecommunications and audio-visual capabilities. Additionally, we established a berthing camp for approximately 100 personnel prior to the start of construction, which was then turned over to the Government following completion of the project for future use. A modification added the AV-34 Building project to the Task Order that involved demolition and conversion encompassing offices, conference rooms, a courtroom, deliberation rooms, and holding cells, all designed to meet SCIF standards. The project received a Certificate of Appreciation in 2004.

*Project completed by Dick International. See company overview.

Viceroy Anguilla Resort, Anguilla mouse over photos to view

MARKET > Hospitality NAME: Viceroy Anguilla Resort, Anguilla LOCATION: British West Indies OWNER: Barnes Bay Development LTD As general contractor, successfully completed the site development work for this five-star resort complex on time and under budget. This 41-acre site work package consisted of all bulk site excavation/earthwork, site utilities, infrastructure, roadways, site retaining walls, and massive underground water cistern necessary to support the entire resort complex, which is comprised of a 100-room hotel complex; five condominium and three town home buildings; 35 individual residential villas; and all back-of-house support facilities. Working on the remote island of Anguilla, dck employees utilized local island subcontractors and labor resources, along with international subcontractors, to meet the required manpower and construction schedule for this project.

*Project completed by Dick International. See company overview.