AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWater Technology: Cayman-based Consolidated Water’s U.S. subsidiary won a US$39.8 million contract to design and build an advanced water-purification facility in California, using ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet treatment. Mosquito Control: Counts in Grand Cayman fell about 75% between 3 and 7 October, but biting remains high. MRCU says ground treatments will continue while its aircraft are out of service; Cabinet has approved nearly CI$3.7 million for a second plane and larvicide. Young Innovators: Cayman’s robotics team earned global recognition before its South Korea challenge: its DumpDefender landfill-monitoring vehicle was named a Top 5 finalist among entries from 81 countries. Tech Sector: Cayman Enterprise City has reached 500 businesses in its Special Economic Zone, a milestone the Premier linked to high-value careers and opportunities for local entrepreneurs. Engineering Talent: Water Authority scholarship recipients Jaheem Hayles and Lincoln Rankin will study civil and mechanical engineering, fields central to the islands’ future infrastructure.
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