Press Release from the Guyana Football FederationThe Guyana Football Federation (GFF) is pleased to announce that SRKN Engineering has officially submitted the final package of bid documents, drawings, and related materials for Phase One of the Blue Water Shipping Stadium Project.This submission represents a major milestone in the realisation of one of the most significant infrastructure projects in Guyana’s sporting history, marking another decisive step toward delivering a state-of-the-art national football facility that will serve both elite and community-level football.The public tender process for the project will be launched locally and internationally, in strict alignment with FIFA Forward Regulations and procurement guidelines.This approach ensures a transparent, competitive, and globally compliant process, reflecting the GFF’s commitment to governance and quality assurance in football development.Phase 1 of the Blue Water Shipping Stadium Project will include:The construction of two mini-pitches located along the Hadfield Street boundary.Installation of perimeter fencing.Foundational and supporting infrastructure works, and other key facilities required to operationalise the two mini-pitches, which will be utilised for grassroots football development, community futsal tournaments and FIFA Football for schools (F4S) programme.These initial works will establish the foundation upon which the full stadium complex will be built, creating new opportunities for youth and community engagement while laying the groundwork for a modern national football home.Following the submission of the final tender documents, the project will advance through several important stages:FIFA Review: The complete package, including all architectural and engineering drawings, will be submitted to FIFA for technical review to ensure compliance with international design and construction standards.GFF Technical Evaluation: The GFF’s internal technical team will conduct a detailed review, focusing on design accuracy, cost parameters, sustainability, and functionality. Consultations will also be held with SRKN to clarify and refine any outstanding elements.Joint planning with Blue Water Shipping: Once all feedback has been incorporated, the GFF will meet formally with the management of Blue Water Shipping to finalise the Phase One rollout plan, including timelines, resource commitments, and coordination mechanisms.The GFF remains in constant communication with Blue Water Shipping and FIFA, and is making every effort to launch the public tender process as soon as possible, with the goal of commencing construction before the end of 2025.The Federation underscores that, once the consultation, review, and due diligence processes are completed, it will move swiftly to advance to the construction stage.GFF President Wayne Forde expressed his appreciation for the continued public enthusiasm surrounding the project, stating:“I am deeply moved by the eagerness and optimism shown by the football community and the wider public to see this facility come to fruition. The Blue Water Shipping Stadium is envisioned to be a standard-bearer for sporting infrastructure in Guyana, one that embodies excellence, inclusivity, and national pride.”He added, “This progress would not have been possible without the steadfast partnership of the Blue Water Shipping management and the continued support of the Government of Guyana. Together, we are not only building a stadium, we are building a sturdy foundation for the growth and development of Guyana’s football.”The GFF extends its gratitude to all partners and stakeholders for their continued trust and patience as we works diligently to deliver a facility that will transform the football landscape of Guyana.Further updates will be provided as the project progresses.The post SRKN Engineering submits final tender package for GFF-Blue Water Shipping Stadium appeared first on News Room Guyana.