SXM National Recovery Program Bureau

Twelve school gyms and thirteen community sports facilities across Sint Maarten are set to be under contractor site possession from this month onwards for repairs to be made under the Emergency Recovery Project (ERP1).

The NRPB is working with MECYS to advance this USD$13 million component, improving spaces used by students, athletes, and communities.

Read the full press release here: https://nrpbsxm.org/school-gym-sports-facility-erp1-repairs/

Learn more about ERP1 here: https://nrpbsxm.org/erp1/

ERP-1 is implemented by the NRPB on behalf of the Government of Sint Maarten. It is funded by the Sint Maarten Trust Fund, financed by the Government of the Netherlands and administered by the World Bank.

A delegation from the Government of Sint Maarten's ICT Department is in Vilnius, Lithuania, for a visit exploring digital government transformation, organized by the NRD Companies consultancy team.

The visit forms part of Sint Maarten’s ongoing efforts to strengthen national digital government capabilities, improve the quality and accessibility of public services, and draw on international experience to support the country’s digital transformation journey.

Read the full press release: https://nrpbsxm.org/dlt-visit-vilnius/

The Digital Government Transformation Project (DGTP) is the first large-scale digital modernization of services, processes and data led by the Government of Sint Maarten and implemented by the SXM National Recovery Program Bureau.

Learn more about DGTP: https://nrpbsxm.org/digitalgov/

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DGTP is led by the Government’s Digital Leadership Team (DLT). The project is implemented by the NRPB on behalf of the Government of Sint Maarten. It is funded through a $12 million grant from the Sint Maarten Trust Fund, which is financed by the Government of the Netherlands and managed by World Bank Caribbean

The Digital Government Transformation Project (DGTP) is on your screens!

Tune into to News Desk 8:00am Monday May 25, 2026 on TV 15 Sint Maarten.

Listen to the head of the Digital Leadership Team and Head of the ICT, Femi Badejo, and the Head of the Public Service Center, Government of St. Maarten and member of the Digital Leadership Team, Fabiana Arnell, discuss the ongoing transformation and what it means for our community.



The Digital Government Transformation Project (DGTP) is the first large-scale digital modernization of services, processes and data focused on making government services easier to access and faster to use. It is led by the Government of Sint Maarten funded by the Trust Fund financed by the Government of the Netherlands, managed by the World Bank and implemented by the National Recovery Program Bureau. See less

MULTIPLE TENDERS
The National Recovery Program Bureau (NRPB) is extending the requests for expressions of interest from eligible bidders for the following:

Assignment Title: Works for Private Household Connections to Municipal Sewer Collection Network – Lots 1, 2 and 3 being implemented as part of the Sint Maarten Wastewater Management Project (SWMP)
Credit/Loan no.: TF-C5700
RFB No: SX-NRPB-507643-CW-RFB-1, Lot 1 to 3
Deadline: 2:00 p.m. Atlantic Standard Time, Thursday, July 2, 2026

Assignment Title: Construction of Sewage network and upgrades to WWTP:
Lot 1: Construction of Sewage Network;
Lot 2: Upgrades to Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP)
Credit/Loan no.: TF-C5700
RFB No: SX-NRPB-388584-CW-RFB
Deadline: 2:00 p.m. Atlantic Standard Time, Friday, July 3, 2026

Bids should be submitted through the online NRPB Bonfire Portal at https://nrpbsxm.bonfirehub.com
For inquiries: [email protected]
Please visit our webpage for further information visit www.nrpbsxm.org/tenders

The Digital Government Transformation Project (DGTP) is on the radio!

Tune into to the Breakfast Lounge with Lady Grace 9:00am Wednesday may 20 PJD2 102.7FM/1300AM

Listen to the head of the Digital Leadership Team and Head of the ICT, Femi Badejo, and the Head of the Public Service Center, Government of St. Maarten and member of the Digital Leadership Team, Fabiana Arnell, discuss the ongoing transformation and what it means for our community.

World Bank Caribbean NRD Companies PJD2 THE TRUE VOICE OF SXM ST MAARTEN

The Digital Government Transformation Project (DGTP) is the first large-scale digital modernization of services, processes and data focused on making government services easier to access and faster to use. It is led by the Government of Sint Maarten funded by the Trust Fund financed by the Government of the Netherlands, managed by the World Bank and implemented by the National Recovery Program Bureau.

eID is a digital way to prove who you are.

Coming in 2027 as part of the Digital Government Transformation Project (DGTP).

DGTP aims to make public services easier to access, faster and more reliable for residents and businesses in Sint Maarten. It will work by using digital tools to improve how government services work, make them safer and help them stay available during natural and other disasters.

Led by the Government’s Digital Leadership Team (DLT), implemented by the NRPB on behalf of the Government of Sint Maarten, and funded through the Sint Maarten Trust Fund financed by the Government of the Netherlands and managed by the World Bank.

NRPB team members took part in this year’s SXM DOET, Sint Maarten’s largest annual volunteer event, organized by the Be The Change Foundation in collaboration with the Oranje Fonds.

Now in its 12th year, SXM DOET is part of an initiative across the Dutch Kingdom encouraging people to get involved in volunteer projects within their communities. In Sint Maarten, projects supported schools, foundations, care organizations, neighborhood initiatives, and community spaces through hands-on activities and community action. This year’s theme, “From Jump Up to Step Up for a Brighter Sint Maarten,” focused on turning community spirit into action.

Volunteers, including members of the NRPB team, spent time on Friday May 15th and Saturday May 16th doing activities including painting, cleaning, gardening, mentoring young people, organizing activities, and supporting community projects across the island

The NRPB positively recognizes the organizers, volunteers, foundations, and community groups who continue to make SXM DOET an fun, impactful and meaningful part of Sint Maarten’s calendar each year.