A BAHAMIAN-owned company formed through a grant from the Government's Self-Starter Program has won its first major contract at Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA), marking out aircraft taxiways and aprons on newly-laid tarmac.

Having already marked the first phase of a car park for New Providence Development Company, Bahamas Striping has been hired by Florida-based Ranger Construction Industries and sub-contractor Better Barricades, to complete their paving of the runway/taxiways at the new US departures terminal.

Bahamas Striping started work last week on marking taxiways and aprons, its involvement reducing Better Barricades' mobilisation costs, with the Bahamian company benef ...

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