Barbadian civil, marine and coastal contractor

C. O. Williams Construction Limited

Aerial Barbados marine works image from C. O. Williams showing a dolos-protected fishing harbour and working boats

C. O. Williams Construction Limited; official marine-services capability image, undated and not evidence of 2025 works or current contract deployment

C. O. Williams Construction Limited is a Barbados-founded contractor with more than 50 years of regional construction history and an office in St. Lucia.

Organization overview

Barbadian civil, marine and coastal contractor

Geographic footprint: Americas, Caribbean, Barbados, Eastern Caribbean, and St. Lucia. Core marine roles: Confirmed Bridgetown Fishing Harbour breakwater works contractor, Confirmed Bridgetown Port Sugar Berth seawall and revetment works contractor, Marine civil and coastal-reclamation contractor, and Breakwater, dolos and boulder-containment experience.

Project records 2 Last reviewed 7 August 2026

Type

Barbadian civil, marine and coastal contractor

Active regions

Americas, Caribbean, Barbados, Eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia

Marine works roles

Confirmed Bridgetown Fishing Harbour breakwater works contractor, Confirmed Bridgetown Port Sugar Berth seawall and revetment works contractor, Marine civil and coastal-reclamation contractor, Breakwater, dolos and boulder-containment experience, Marina, fishing-harbour and port-infrastructure experience, Earthmoving, quarry-material, asphalt and heavy-equipment capability, Current project-specific plant, workshare and lower-tier appointments not published

Role in marine infrastructure

C. O. Williams Construction Limited is a Barbados-founded contractor with more than 50 years of regional construction history and an office in St. Lucia. Its official marine portfolio includes Port St. Charles marina, a Bridgetown Port boulder containment wall, Bridgetown Fisheries dolos protection, Tent Bay Fisheries, Bridgetown land reclamation and St. Lucia coastal works. World Bank contract records now connect the company to two current P507190 packages: USD 8,482,143.17 for the Bridgetown Fishing Harbour emergency breakwater repairs and USD 3,338,256.29 for Sugar Berth seawall, pavement and revetment repairs.

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