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With nearly all of a $19 million contract already paid to a contractor for the refurbishment of the Chatham Youth Development Apprenticeship Centre, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Phillip Watts is now questioning where the money went, given that the project is only 70 per cent complete.
The upgrade, which began in mid-2022, included the construction of new dormitories, the refurbishment of existing buildings, and the addition of a sick bay, laundromat, and general infrastructure improvements.
The National Maintenance Training and Security Company Ltd (NMTS) was awarded the project management contract, and the work was expected to be completed within ten months. However, two years later, the compound remains a construction site.
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