Olympic Construction

11 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN VOLUME 10, ISSUE 2 island and therefore our main center of operations. We now have multiple locations throughout the islands and have even developed on islands only accessible by boat, like Parrot Cay,” Dickenson describes. Olympic Construction is dedicated to its client base and has ensured that its clients are both varied and represent different key commercial sectors. “Our client base is all- encompassing and covers every type of client from small private homeowners to luxury villas, to resort development, to private airports,” Dickenson outlines. “Carnival Cruise Lines and the National Government, for whom we have built multiple schools and offices, are among our clients.” “ We have refurbished the house of assembly, and supreme court buildings, among many others and we are immensely proud of an ever-growing circle of satisfied clients which has resulted in much repeat business and exclusivity with many clients.” Throughout the Caribbean and among the Turks and Caicos Islands, Dickenson admits that the competition is “extremely fierce.” This does not deter the efforts of Olympic Construction, Dickenson adds, rather it serves as motivation for the company to remain in its top spot within the construction sector. “I think the key competitive edge that we have developed is comprehensive vertical