iciHaiti - ISPAN : Provisional acceptance of the works of Fort Alexandre and the Vertières site

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iciHaiti - ISPAN : Provisional acceptance of the works of Fort Alexandre and the Vertières site
15/01/2026 09:31:13

The Institute for the Protection of National Heritage (ISPAN) has received four of the works it was carrying out as part of the "Development, restoration and protection of heritage sites" project. This work concerns the first phase of the interventions at Fort Alexandre. As part of this work, which began in September 2025, the clearing of brush, the reworking of the bastions, the repointing as well as other necessary masonry work were carried out by the firm Reb Deal Construction and More

On the other hand, ISPAN took delivery of the work on the Vertières site which had started in October 2025. On this site, we installed a metal fence to protect the premises. This fence is removable if necessary. The SABEL Construction firm carried out this work.

In addition to these sites, ISPAN received two other works that were in progress at the ISPAN North regional office. On the one hand, the company "R&B Construction" installed a solar energy system where we went from a capacity of 6.8 kilowatts to 12 kilowatts. On the other hand, the firm "Transversal" provided digital coverage of the office and the entire documentation center.

At the same time, other work continues on various sites such as Fort Jacques, the Citadelle Henry, the former Jacmel prison and the house of Anténor Firmin.

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