![LANDMARK $600M AGREEMENT SIGNED TO REVITALIZE GRAND BAHAMA SHIPYARD The government signed a Heads of Agreement with Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International on Thursday. This agreement marks the approval of a long-planned project to expand and revitalize the Grand Bahama Shipyard, with a $600 million investment dedicated to the construction of new drydocks and improvements to the facilities in Freeport. This expansion will position the shipyard to feature the largest floating dock ship repair facility in the Western Hemisphere by 2026, significantly boosting the island's economy.](http://jonesbahamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/600M-AGREEMENT-250x180.png)
The government signed a Heads of Agreement with Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International on Thursday. This agreement marks the approval of a long-planned project to expand and revitalize the Grand Bahama Shipyard, with a $600 million investment dedicated to the construction of new drydocks and improvements to the facilities in Freeport. This expansion will position the shipyard to feature the largest floating dock ship repair facility in the Western Hemisphere by 2026, significantly boosting the island’s economy.