A groundbreaking project set to redefine hospitality in Guyana. With an estimated investment of $33.3 million, this 172-room hotel is designed to achieve EDGE certification, emphasizing sustainability and energy efficiency.
Project Highlights
Strategically located in the heart of Georgetown, just 15 minutes from Ogle International Airport, the Four Points by Sheraton will serve as a premier destination for business travelers and tourists. The hotel will feature:
• A restaurant and two bars
• An outdoor pool
• 16,000 sq. ft. of meeting space
• 25,000 sq. ft. of commercial area
This project aligns with Guyana’s growing tourism sector and aims to deliver a worldclass experience with modern, sustainable infrastructure.
PCM Engineering’s Scope of Work Our team is responsible for delivering comprehensive electrical and engineering solutions, ensuring top-tier quality and efficiency. Our scope includes:
• Supply and installation of Busbars
• Supply and installation of Inspection Chambers
• Supply and installation of Metal Cable Trays
• Supply and installation of Lighting Fixtures
• Supply and installation of Security and Control Systems (CCTV)
• Supply and installation of Fire Detection, Alarm Systems, and Control Equipment
• Supply and installation of Lightning Protection Systems
• Supply and installation of Custom-Built Panels
• Supply and installation of Grounding Systems
• Design and installation of a Photovoltaic Solar System
• Design and construction of Electrical Substations
Our expertise ensures seamless integration of energy systems, automation, access control, fire protection, and structured cabling, meeting international safety and performance standards. Sustainability and Innovation The Four Points by Sheraton Georgetown is designed with a strong focus on sustainability. The hotel aims to become the first in Guyana to achieve EDGE Advanced certification and possibly the first EDGE Zero Carbon certification in Latin America and the Caribbean. Key sustainability initiatives include:
• A rooftop solar power system to reduce energy consumption
• Local sourcing of decor and materials from the Arawak Indigenous community
• Advanced water and energy-saving systems
These efforts contribute to a greener future while promoting local economic development.
Economic and Social Impact
This project plays a crucial role in Guyana’s economic growth, generating over 150 jobs during construction and more than 60 permanent jobs once operational. Additionally, up to 40% of food and beverage supplies will come from local producers, further boosting Guyana’s supply chain.
Construction Progress
As of April 2023, 80% of the foundation work has been completed, with the hotel expected to open by the third quarter of 2024. At PCM Engineering, we are committed to delivering reliable, high-quality, and innovative electrical solutions that contribute to Guyana’s infrastructure development and a more connected future.
