What we build
What we build in the Bahamas
One accountable team, across the whole property.
See the ways we can run your project on How We Deliver.
Why Stabilis
Why owners choose us in the Bahamas
Local knowledge
We know how to build in the Bahamas
Building here is unlike building on the mainland, and that is where projects get into trouble. We plan for it.
How we work
How we work in the Bahamas
We are not a local Bahamian firm, and we do not pretend to be. Construction work in the Bahamas is generally reserved for Bahamian-owned businesses under national investment policy, so we build through established Bahamian partners.
That gives you the best of both: specialized resort and infrastructure construction, with our own logistics and equipment, alongside local partners who know the permitting, the labor, and the ground.
One team accountable for the build, with the local footing the Bahamas requires.
The standard
The standard we bring to the Bahamas
We have delivered hospitality and resort work in Nassau, and we build across the Caribbean on exactly this kind of remote, logistically hard site. The same self-performed construction, own shipping, and infrastructure capability go into every one.
Resorts and hospitality.
Built to brand standard on sites where everything arrives by sea.
Out-island infrastructure.
Water, power, and wastewater systems that let a property run alone.
Self-performed logistics.
Our own shipping, so a hard-to-reach site is a plan, not a gamble.
FAQ
Questions about building in the Bahamas
How much does it cost to build in the Bahamas?
It runs well above mainland costs and depends on the site, the finish level, and how remote it is. Building in the Bahamas often reaches several hundred dollars per square foot and up. There is no single figure, so the real number comes from pre-construction, priced against your site and program.
Why does building in the Bahamas cost more than on the mainland?
Nearly everything is imported, so materials carry shipping, customs duties, and VAT on top of their base cost. Labor and specialized trades are limited, there is little economy of scale, and out-island sites add logistics. Building to hurricane standards adds to it as well.
Do you need a Bahamian partner or license to build in the Bahamas?
Yes. Construction in the Bahamas is largely reserved for Bahamian-owned firms, so foreign contractors build through a Bahamian partner or joint venture, with local licensing and permits. We build in the Bahamas through established Bahamian partnerships, which keeps the work compliant and locally grounded.
Can you build a resort on a private or out island in the Bahamas?
Yes. Remote and out-island resorts are our specialty. We run our own shipping to reach hard-to-access sites, and we build the water, power, and wastewater systems a property needs to run on its own, far from any grid or water main.
How long does it take to build a resort in the Bahamas?
It depends on scale, access, and how much infrastructure the property needs. A resort is a multi-year build, and a remote or out-island site adds time for logistics and for the water and power systems. We set a realistic schedule in pre-construction and plan the shipping around it.
Talk to our team
Planning a resort or project in the Bahamas?
Tell us about the site and the island. Email the team, or send the details through our Request for Quote form, and we will give you a straight read on what it takes to build there.
See the portfolio on Capabilities, or read how we are built and credentialed on Capabilities and Credentials.
We build where others can't.




