The Bermuda Government has announced a public tender for contractors to renovate the public restrooms along several of the island’s popular beaches, citing the need to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve visitor experience.

The project will cover the bathrooms on Horseshoe Bay, Elbow Beach, and the new South Shore development. The Ministry of Tourism estimates the total cost of the refurbishment at $250,000, with work slated to begin in May and be completed by September. The upgrades will include new fixtures, improved drainage, and enhanced accessibility features for wheelchair users.

"Modern, reliable facilities are essential for maintaining Bermuda’s reputation as a top-tier tourist destination," said Tourism Minister Philip Jones. "The renovations will also help reduce environmental impact by incorporating energy‑efficient lighting and water‑conserving toilets.

Contractors are invited to submit proposals by June 15. The Ministry will award the contract to the bid that best balances cost, quality, and sustainability. Interested firms can find the full tender documents and contact details on the government portal or by emailing [email protected].