WORKS Minister Desmond Bannister said the Minnis administration is concerned about receiving quality work from contractors, after revealing a seawall in High Rock, Grand Bahama was “improperly” built and taxpayers did not receive value for the money spent.

Mr Bannister spoke to the media after inspecting two seawalls, the other in Smith’s Point, on the island on Friday.

He said he was pleased with the work at Smith’s Point, but not happy with the construction on the seawall in High Rock. He said work has to be done to fix the problems at the High Rock seawall.

“We came out here because what you see is a seawall that was improperly built,” Mr Bannister said, according to a release from Bahamas Information Services.

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