Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited - Udecott

Name: Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited - Udecott
Address: 38-40 Sackville Street, Port of Spain, TT
Telephone: 868-225-4004
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While the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (UDeCOTT) has a reporting relationship to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, it is a private company that is wholly owned by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and is responsible to the Corporation Sole – the Minister of Finance. UDeCOTT’s primary objective is to deliver projects that meet our cli

ents’ objectives using the highest quality project management and development services. Its critical focus over the last three years or so has been on social infrastructure projects including hospitals, police stations and fire stations. Within the broader context, however, UDeCOTT is responsible for developing the urban renewal of the capital city, Port of Spain, into a business and financial centre, and San Fernando for positioning as Trinidad and Tobago’s energy capital. Finally, UDeCOTT has been tasked with developing 13 major urban centres as identified in the National Physical Development Plan. The urban centre of the 21st century is a community in which the critical needs of the people including interests and culture, history and education, entertainment and government are met and balanced with commercial activity. The realisation of this vision
will create a rich urban environment comprising well-designed and managed public spaces, the preservation of historic sites, medium and large scale commercial and residential needs and the development of small business.

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38-40 Sackville Street
Port Of Spain

Telephone

868-225-4004

Website

http://udecott.com/

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The official Topping-off Ceremony for The new Central Block

The official Topping-off Ceremony for The new Central Block Port of Spain General Hospital

Happy Republic Day from the Management and Staff of UDeCOTT! 🇹🇹 #udecott #UrbanDevelopment #trinidadandtobago #signedsealeddelivered #trendingpost #fyp

The New Sangre Grande Hospital. #udecott #UrbanDevelopment #trinidad @opm_tt @minhealthtt

The Official Sod-Turning Ceremony for The Assessment Centre and Temporary Housing Facility For Socially Displaced Persons.

Stay tuned for live coverage of The Official Sod Turning Ceremony for The Assessment Centre and Temporary Housing Facility for Socially Displaced Persons on TTT, Talk City, I95 and UDeCOTT's page. #udecott #UrbanDevelopment #trinidadandtobago

Happening Now: The Official Opening Ceremony for the San Fernando Parkade. Stay tuned for live coverage on UDeCOTT's page, TTT, I95 FM and Wack Radio at 3pm.

Happening Now: Official Opening Ceremony of the Cascade Community Centre. #udecott #signedsealeddelivered Ministry of Sport and Community Development The Office of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago

Happening Now: The Official Handover Ceremony for the new Ministry of Health Administrative Building.

The Official Opening Ceremony for the New Ministry of Health Administrative Building

Dr. Eric Williams Memorial Library

Throwback Thursday Join in celebrating another milestone of delivery and national impact as we take a look back at The Official Ceremony for The Dr. Eric Williams Memorial Library 31.08.2022 #udecott #tbt #library #PrimeMinister #trinidadandtobago #uwi #memorial #signedsealeddelivered

Josephine Shaw House Opening

Josephine Shaw House Opening Ceremony 19.07.22 Here's a look back at the opening of the Josephine Shaw House For Women. #udecottt #tbt #signedsealeddelivered #MYDNS

Enjoy viewing UDeCOTT's latest project installment in the National Security portfolio - The St. Clair Police Station. #udecott #signedsealeddelivered #police #trinidadandtobago

Official Opening Ceremony for the Carenage Fish Fry

Official Opening Ceremony for the Carenage Fish Fry Friday 1st July 2022 - 5:00PM

Maloney Swimming Pool Recap

FBF: Maloney Swimming Pool Opening 10.02.22 The stellar Maloney Community Swimming Pool Facility, was Officially opened on Thursday 10th February, 2022 to avid residents, who expressed great satisfaction at the completion of the stand-out facility. The facility holds significant promise for the youth who are endeavoring to become future champion swimmers and residents who want to improve their health and wellness. Here's a recap of the event. #udecott #trinidad #signedsealeddelivered #trinidadandtobago #swimmingpool #swim #ministryofsports #fbf

Goodwood Pavillion Sod-Turning Ceremony

Goodwood Pavilion Sod – Turning Ceremony 26.08.21 Throwback Many national athletes have their start at humble rural training grounds. The development of the Goodwood Pavilion supports an important aspect of the community sporting infrastructure. Join us as we take a look back at the Sod- Turning for the athlete accommodation facility in Goodwood. #udecott #signedsealeddelivered #tobago #sports #football #cricket

Voices for Vaccination: Dr. Michelle Monteil, Clinical Immunologist

Voices for Vaccination Dr. Michelle Monteil, Clinical Immunologist explains the facts about the COVID-19 Vaccine and vaccinations. -Know the facts -Share the Facts -Vaccinate T&T

Leatherback Turtles hatched this morning, (June 10th 2021) at the Maracas Bay Beach Facility, North Coast Trinidad. The nest was being monitored by the Facility’s Maintenance Crew over the past weeks. Leatherback Turtles are named for their shell, which is leather-like rather than hard, like other turtles. They are the largest sea turtle species and also one of the most migratory, often in search of jellyfish, which forms much of their diet. Although their distribution is widespread, numbers of Leatherback Turtles have seriously declined during the last century. Globally, Leatherback status according to IUCN (Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources) is listed as ‘Vulnerable’, but many sub-populations, such as in the Pacific and Southwest Atlantic, are listed as ‘Critically Endangered’. Trinidad and Tobago represents the nesting site for the largest Leatherback Turtle population in the Northwest Atlantic and local Conservationist Groups actively engage to protect the species.

The Revitalization of Port of Spain

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While the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (UDeCOTT) has a reporting relationship to the Office of the Prime Minister, it is a private company that is wholly owned by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and is responsible to the Corporation Sole – the Minister of Finance. UDeCOTT’s primary objective is to deliver projects that meet our clients’ objectives using the highest quality project management and development services. Its critical focus over the last three years or so has been on social infrastructure projects including hospitals, police stations and fire stations. Within the broader context, however, UDeCOTT is responsible for developing the urban renewal of the capital city, Port of Spain, into a business and financial centre, and San Fernando for positioning as Trinidad and Tobago’s energy capital. Finally, UDeCOTT has been tasked with developing 13 major urban centres as identified in the National Physical Development Plan. The urban centre of the 21st century is a community in which the critical needs of the people including interests and culture, history and education, entertainment and government are met and balanced with commercial activity. The realisation of this vision will create a rich urban environment comprising well-designed and managed public spaces, the preservation of historic sites, medium and large scale commercial and residential needs and the development of small business.