Request for Proposal – Workshop on End of Life Procedures for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
Purpose & Objective of Consultancy The Department of Environment is seeking a qualified individual or firm to design and deliver a one-day workshop focused on the end-of-life (EOL) management and environmentally sound disposal of electric and hybrid vehicles. This initiative is aligned with the national strategy for sustainable mobility and hazardous waste mitigation. The workshop should help participants align themselves without international standards using locally and regionally available resources. The main objectives of the consultancy are to: – Build stakeholder awareness on EOL procedures, battery disposal, and EV dismantling – Present best practices for environmental compliance and recycling standards using locally and regionally available resources. – Deliver technical guidance on disassembly, depollution, and safe storage and disposal/reuse of EV batteries Please Download the document below for more details on the Scope of Work and Deliverables. Download Here
Request for Proposal: Training for First Responders – Electric Vehicle Incident Response
Purpose & Objective of Consultancy The Department of Environment is seeking a qualified individual or firm to deliver a one-day intensive training workshop for first responders on managing incidents involving electric vehicles (EVs). This training aims to strengthen national emergency preparedness in response to emerging electric mobility technologies. The main objectives of the consultancy are to: – Build technical capacity of first responders to safely approach and manage EV-related emergencies – Provide a combination of theoretical and hands-on training modules – Ensure participants understand key risks such as electric shock, thermal runaway, and battery fires – Disseminate current best practices aligned with international safety protocols (e.g., NFPA 70E, ISO 6469-1) Please download the document for more details on this opportunity. Download Here
Consultant for Midterm Evaluation – ‘Resilience to hurricanes in the building sector in Antigua and Barbuda’
Purpose & Objective of Consultancy The purpose of the consultancy is to conduct a Midterm Evaluation (MTE) of the GCF project titled “Resilience to Hurricanes in the Building Sector in Antigua and Barbuda”, funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and implemented by the Department of Environment (DoE) in Antigua and Barbuda. The evaluation will provide an independent assessment of the project’s implementation progress, effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, and likelihood of achieving its intended outcomes. The evaluation will also identify lessons learned, areas for improvement, and recommendations for corrective actions to ensure successful project completion. The consultancy will provide an unbiased and comprehensive evaluation that adheres to the Evaluation Policy for the Green Climate Fund. The consultancy will provide recommendations to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the project in its remaining duration and help guide its successful completion. The findings and insights from the midterm evaluation will also inform future climate adaptation initiatives, particularly in the context of building resilience to hurricanes in Small Island Developing States (SIDS). Please download the document below for more details on this opportunity. Application deadline: 4th July 2025 Download Here
DOE-SIRF Fund Registered AC Installers List
DOE-SIRF Fund Registered AC Installers List
IAS Project
Preventing COSTS of Invasive Alien Species (IAS) in Barbados and the OECS Countries An Invasive Alien Species, or IAS, is any plant, animal or other organism that is not native to an ecosystem which may cause environmental or economic harm or negatively affect human health. Learn more while you explore IAS across Antigua and Barbuda. Link to video: https://youtu.be/1jrJxk_PbEI Dashboard
CDB SEF Project
The Procurement and Installation of Grid Interactive Solar Photovoltaic Renewable Energy Systems – Antigua And Barbuda The expected outcomes of the project are: (a) improved disaster resilience of the health and education sectors through the provision of a resilient, grid-interactive energy supply in rural health and education facilities; and (b) reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by GOB through the increased use of solar energy (reducing the use of fossil fuels) to assist the GOAB achieve their Climate Vulnerability and Change (CVC) targets. Dashboard
Hurricane Shutter Registration
Hurricane Shutter Registration May 16, 2025 In keeping with our commitment to building a more resilient Antigua and Barbuda, we’re pleased to announce that another opportunity is now open for residents to apply for the purchase of Polycarbonate Sheets (Hurricane Shutters). These polycarbonate sheets are tested and designed to help protect your home from severe weather while supporting our collective journey toward sustainable and climate-resilient living. POLYCARBONATE SHEET DETAILS Size: 6.8 ft x 8 ft Included: Screws and attachments Available Colours: Transparent, White, Blue, Grey, Yellow, Orange, Red, Green Price: $250 ECD per sheet Order Quantity: You may request the number of sheets as you require HOW TO APPLY EXISTING APPLICATIONS If you have an existing application, simply call us at 460-7278, 464-5030, 464-5031, or 462-4625 to confirm your interest or to request additional sheets on your application. NEW APPLICATIONS If this is your first time applying, welcome aboard! You can register online using the link below: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/cac3a9d729c34e688931f4cb11dca8e6 TERMS & CONDITIONS This offer is open to residents of Antigua and Barbuda Installation is not included in this program. The cost and coordination of installation are the sole responsibility of the applicant Need help with design ideas? Check out our social media pages and website for sample installations and guidance We are proud to be working together with our communities to help build stronger, safer homes and a more climate-resilient nation. Thank you for your continued support we look forward to serving you! For any further questions or assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us: via phone: 460-7278 | 464-5030/31 | 462-4625 via email: doesirffund@ab.gov.ag.
ESIA Submission for Murbee Resorts Inc’s Rosewood Barbuda Resort
Rosewood Barbuda Resort ESIA Rosewood Barbuda Resort Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Project Description: Murbee Resorts Inc. proposes to build the Rosewood Barbuda Resort on the southwest coast of Barbuda. The development will be constructed on a 160.48-acre plot in four phases. It will include 50 keys/suites, guest pools, an organic farm, restaurants, a spa and fitness facility, a kids club, sports courts, employee housing, and a house area. The developers aim to create a luxury resort and residences that deliver an exquisite and unrivalled guest experience. The project will provide public beach access at the western edge of the property and the port access location on the eastern edge will not be impacted. Please review the document below and provide feedback by leaving a comment. Download Here Have your say Share thoughts or concerns about this Environmental Impact Assessment. Your response will be noted and we may get in touch with you for further clarification. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Email Address *Comments Submit Your Feedback Edit Template
EIA Johnsons Point Residential Development
Johnsons Point Residential Development Antigua, West Indies Top Bay Real Estate Corporation Ltd. has submitted a plan to the DCA proposing to construct a vacation property in Johnsons Point, Antigua. The 3.7-acre property, which is designed to accommodate a large family, reflects the Client’s longstanding appreciation for the island’s natural environment. It was deemed that the project requires an Environmental Impact Assessment in order to inform final recommendation for its approval. The Johnsons Point Residential Development project proposes the construction of a sustainable, Caribbean-inspired vacation retreat, incorporating the use of local materials and environmentally conscious design principles. It features a central Main House and four guest cottages spread across the property to maximise sea views and natural ventilation, with air conditioning used minimally. The project also includes a centrally located swimming pool, with an open air Gazebo that will serve as a design focal point Please review the document below and provide feedback with your comments. Download Here Have your say Share thoughts or concerns about this Environmental Impact Assessment. Your response will be noted and we may get in touch with you for further clarification. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Email Address *Comments Submit Your Feedback Edit Template
CBIT Project
Capacity Building for Improved Transparency Through an Environment Registry in Antigua and Barbuda (CBIT) Project Project Goal is to To promote mainstreaming of NDC monitoring, reporting and verification into domestic systems and strengthen institutional capacity to enable routine, concurrent and participatory monitoring processes that enhance transparency under the Paris Agreement. Dashboard