Cayman Islands Central Procurement Office

10/06/2026

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05/05/2026

🚛 Bulk Waste Collection begins this week starting Monday, 4 May with West Bay. Residents are urged to review the schedule and use this time to prepare ahead of crews arriving.

Place bulk waste on the curbside early in an accessible area, without blocking the roadway.

✅ Accepted: old furniture, large household items, metal and vegetative waste (must be separated)
�❌ Not accepted: construction debris, hazardous materials, electronics, tyres (must be taken to the landfill)

⚠️ Items placed out after your scheduled week will not be collected and may be considered illegal dumping. There are no designated drop-off sites, collection will take place directly from homes.

This is a collective effort to keep the Cayman Islands clean.

05/05/2026

Take the Digital Transformation Survey and help shape Cayman’s digital future.

This national survey asks about your experiences with digital services and technology, awareness of AI, trust and privacy, and opportunities for innovation and growth.

Your input will help inform recommendations to improve digital services across the Islands.

🗓 Closes: 11 May
🔗 Take the survey at publicconsultation.gov.ky

23/12/2025

📣 New Minimum Wage – Effective 1 January 2026

There are special minimum wage calculations for certain categories of workers. Here’s what employees and employers need to know 👇

1. Employees in the Service Industry (with approved gratuity schemes)
• The minimum wage will be CI$6.56/hour; increased from the previous rate of CI$4.50/hour.
• Importantly, employees are entitled to keep all gratuities they earn, on top of their regular wages.

2. Live-In Household Employees
• Must still be paid the minimum wage of CI$8.75/hour.
• Employers may apply no more than CI$2.19/hour as a credit for accommodations and utilities.
• This means the minimum cash wage that must be paid to a live-in domestic worker is CI$6.56/hour. This credit applies only to live-in household domestics.

3. Commission Based Employees
• Must still be paid the minimum wage of CI$8.75/hour.
• No more than CI$2.19/hour of the minimum wage can be counted from commission.
• Importantly, employees are still entitled to keep all commissions they earn, on top of their regular wages.

The National Minimum Basic Wage does not apply to:

> Self-employed persons
> Juveniles (a person under the age of seventeen years, who is required by law to attend school)
> Charitable Organisations (one registered and accepted as such by DLP)
> Churches

📅 Effective Date: 1 January 2026
🌐 For full details, guidance, and FAQs visit: gov.ky/dlp

23/12/2025

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23/12/2025

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23/12/2025

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23/12/2025

16/10/2025

Procurement Manager Victor Crumbley presents at the CICBD - Small Business Expo.

16/10/2025

The latest report from the Office of the Auditor General highlights “fundamental weaknesses in financial oversight that must be addressed urgently,” warning that unreliable reporting “undermines effective governance and decision-making.” The report, released after controversy over shifting budget projections in Parliament's September Finance Committee meeting, also warns of government spending, growing unfunded healthcare liabilities, and violations of procurement laws.

https://www.caymancompass.com/2025/10/15/auditor-general-criticises-public-sector-financial-management/