The Ffryes Beach Reverse Osmosis plant is now expected to boost its water production by October.
Public Utilities Minister Melford Nicholas explained that the process was delayed due to land acquisition issues, which have now been resolved.
The foundation is being prepared, and the plant, initially expected by September, is now anticipated to be operational in October.
The Seven Seas Water Group agreement will begin once the site work is completed, with the plant ready to be shipped from St. Martin.
Additionally, a booster station in Cades Bay is progressing to ensure consistent water flow for residents and hotels in the area.
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