Opportunities for existing qualified Bahamian businesses will be available throughout each of the three phases of this new port project.  Project phases are divided as follow: pre-construction, construction and operations.

During the pre-construction and construction phases, we will work with businesses in a variety of fields including, but not limited to:

• Architecture
• Design
• Permitting
• Landscaping
• Road Works
• Electrical Works
• Other Fields...

Grand Port will also provide new business opportunities with a focus to highlight Bahamian Culture.  These will be  the main opportunities available during the operations stage.  Areas where we will highlight local culture include:

• Food & Beverage Operations
• Retail
• Shore Excursions

Some business opportunities during the operations phase will only be available once construction is completed and the port is open.

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Employment opportunities will be available to the Grand Bahama community throughout each of the three phases of the project: pre-construction, construction and operations

The opportunities that will become available during the pre-construction and construction phases of the project include but are not limited to:

• Road construction
• Utility connections
• Ground and civil works onsite
• Maritime and landside labor work

During the operational phase, opportunities for employment will exist
in the following sectors:

• Accounting / finance
• Recreation
• Health, environment, safety, and sustainability
• Security, maintenance, and IT
• Administrative management
• Lifeguarding
• Retail
• Food and beverage operations
• Shore Excursions
• Ground Transportation
• Tour Operations and tour guiding

Employment opportunities during the operations phase will only be available once construction is completed and the port is open. 

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Carnival is committed to developing the Grand Port in a sustainable and responsible manner, meeting or exceeding all applicable environmental standards while preserving a 100-acre wetland conservation area and a 55-acre nature path. For more information click here to view The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Environmental Management Plan (EMP)

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