E-Magazine for Latest Projects in Saudi Arabia

Issue Date: August 3, 2017

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Ref Number MPP109-SA Last Updated: July 27, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name King Abdulaziz International Airport Expansion Project
Carrying out expansion of an international airport with capacity to service 70 aircraft simultaneously, featuring (3,700) prayer rooms, a 4-star hotel, a 14-meter-high aquarium, (299)
Description
elevators, 18,000 square meters of internal green spaces and 28,000 square meters of retail spaces.
Budget ($) 7,000,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 27, 2017
United Gulf Access is providing a wide range of Haulotte boom and scissor lifts for façade and interior work on the expansion project. One of the models being used is the
H43TPX, a rough-terrain telescopic boom lift ideal for providing maximum horizontal outreach in hard to reach places, while the other is the HA41PX, an articulated boom lift for
applications where up-and-over reach characteristics are required. Both the machines are diesel powered, and the articulated HA41PX also has a turntable that allows for
continuous 360° rotation – making it a versatile tool for reaching a range of hard-to-reach work areas from a single static location. The HA260PX articulated boom lift, is also been
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used in building the bridges of the railway station that will connect the airport to the Makkah and Madinah, as part of the countries religious tourism infrastructure. The H18SX and
H15SX electric scissor lifts are being used on interior work for their superior 4WD functionality – equipped with hydraulic differential lock to greatly improves traction on all surfaces.
The heavy-duty Compact 8 scissor lift is meanwhile being used for the installation of electrics, fire sprinklers, false ceiling components and other interior design elements. Haulotte’s
products are distributed in Saudi Arabia through Roots Group Arabia and United Gulf Equipment Rentals.
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Client General Authority of Civil Aviation - GACA (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants Design Consultant : Aeroports de Paris - AdP (France) : (+33-1) 4335 7070
Financial Consultant : International Finance Corporation - IFC (USA) : (+1-202) 473 5615
Financial Consultant-2 : Gulf International Bank - GIB (Bahrain) : (+973) 534 000
Main Consultant : Khatib & Alami Consolidated Engineering Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 477 8384 / 477 9794 / 477 8385
Main Consultant-2 : Thornton-Tomasetti Engineers (USA) : (+1-917) 661 7800
Main Consultant-3 : Huta Environment (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 612 4171 / 612 4172 / 612 4173
Main Consultant-4 : Hill International Middle East Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 207 9559
Master Plan Consultant : Netherlands Airport Consultants - NACO (Netherlands) : (+31-88) 348 1476 / 348 1300
Project Manager : Dar Al Handasah (Shair & Partners) - Riyadh : (+966-11) 201 3001
Specialist Consultant : Hill International Middle East Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 207 9559
Specialist Consultant-2 : Advanced Construction Technology Services (ACTS) - Saudi Arabia : (+966-12) 628 9964

Contractors Airport O&M Contractor : Changi Airport Group Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) : (+65) 6595 6868
Cables Supplier : Mena Arabia (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 207 8435
Fire & Safety Systems Supplier : Tecfire Middle East (Dubai) : (+971-4) 372 4480
Glass Supplier : Vetrotech Middle East (Dubai) : (+971-4) 450 2343
Heavy Duty Equipment Supplier : Roots Group Arabia Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 749 1385 / 857 2212
Heavy Duty Equipment Supplier(2) : United Gulf Equipment Rentals Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 890 1018
Main Contractor : Al Mabani General Contractors (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 614 7800/7801
Main Contractor(10) : Murray & Roberts Holdings Limited (South Africa) : (+27-11) 456 6200
Main Contractor(2) : Saudi Binladin Group (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 640 0004
Main Contractor(3) : Aquatech International Corporation (USA) : (+1-724) 746 5300
Main Contractor(4) : WTD (Italy) : (+39-06) 911 621
Main Contractor(5) : Huta Marine Works Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-2) 662 3205 / 682 5413
Main Contractor(6) : Al-Shaer Engineering (Saudi Arabia) :
Main Contractor(7) : Bong Kyung Construction Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) :
Main Contractor(8) : Consolidated Contractors International Company - CCC (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-3) 859 3019 / 858 0174
Main Contractor(9) : Saudi Oger Limited (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 477 3115
Specialist Contractor : Lakesmere Ltd. (UK) : (+44-1962) 826500
Specialist Contractor(2) : Perma-Pipe Middle East (Sharjah) : (+971-6) 607 2000
Specialist Contractor(3) : JBT Aerotech (USA) : (+1-801) 627 6600
Specialist Contractor(4) : IL&FS Engineering & Construction Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-50) 323 3165
Specialist Contractor(5) : Eversendai Engineering L.L.C (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 494 4891
Specialist Contractor(6) : Vanderlande Industries B.V (Netherlands) : (+31-413) 494 949
Specialist Contractor(7) : Bombardier Inc. (USA) : (+1-802) 764 5232

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Background This project involves the expansion of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and will cover an area of 670,000 square metres. Scope of work includes construction of
two new passenger terminals, refurbishment of the existing terminal, a new concourse with 25 contact gates, three connector buildings, additional parking facilities and a new
access road. The upgrade of both landside and airside infrastructure and utilities is also planned. The expansion will relieve growing pressure on KAIA and will also push capacity
from 13 million to 21 million passengers a year. The client is expected to issue an international tender in early 2002 for the contract. Work is expected to commence in the middle of
2002. Netherlands Airport Consultants (NACO) is carrying out a review of the original master plan on this scheme.

Ref Number MPP2885-SA Last Updated: July 27, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name Master Gas System Expansion Project - Phase 1
Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract to build 500 kilometres of 56-inch pipelines as well as construction of two gas compression stations and associated
Description
facilities.
Budget ($) 1,300,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 27, 2017
Recent Update Client will complete the first phase by the end 2017, increasing the capacity of the MGS to 9.6 billion standard cubic feet per day (scfd).
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Client Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)
Consultants FEED Consultant : Amec Foster Wheeler (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 882 2398

Contractors HVAC Systems & Equipment Supplier : Zamil Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Services Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 847 3333
Main Contractor : Sepco III Electric Power Construction Corporation (China) : (+86-532) 8086 8888
Specialist Contractor : General Electric International - GE (USA) : (+1-702) 637 4242

Project
Background This project is in Saudi Arabia. It is known as the Master Gas System Expansion (MGSE) scheme - Phase 1. The MGSE has been initiated in order to increase the Kingdom's gas
network across to areas of Saudi Arabia that are not covered by the current infrastructure. The first phase has been designed to provide gas to power plants across the western
region. A second phase will follow. US' Foster Wheeler has been awarded the front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for the gas compression stations.

Ref Number WPR1513-SA Last Updated: July 30, 2017 Project Status:New Tender
Project Name Hawiyah & Haradh Gas Production Plants Project
Description Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build gas compression facilities to boost gas production.
Budget ($) 4,500,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Recent Update Updated On : July 30, 2017
Bids have submitted for the Hawiyah Gas Plant Expansion project. Some of the international companies who have submitted their prequalification bids are understood to include:
- Egypt's Engineering for Petroleum & Process Industries
- South Korea's Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd.
- Japan's JGC Corporation
- Italy's Saipem
- Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas
- China's Sepco III
- Saudi Arabia's Saudi KAD Construction Ltd.
- South Korea's Samsung Engineering
The contractor is expected to be awarded by Q3, 2017.
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Client Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)
Consultants FEED Consultant : WorleyParsons Arabia Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 881 3775

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Background This project will be located in Saudi Arabia. Hawiyah gas plant currently processes 2.5 billion scfd of gas. The project aims in expanding the processing capacity at Hawiyah by 1.3
billion standard cubic feet per day and boost production from Haradh by building gas compression plants and other facilities. Hawiyah and Haradh are part of Ghawar, the world's
largest onshore oilfield. Client has asked companies to express their interests in participating in bidding for the project while the actual bidding is expected to start in March 2017.

Ref Number PR318-SA Last Updated: July 30, 2017 Project Status:New Tender
Project Name Landbridge Railway Project
Description Construction of 1,300-kilometre-long Landbridge project comprising a passenger and cargo railway line.
Budget ($) 10,000,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 30, 2017
It is understood that bid evaluation for the main contract is in progress for the scheme and is estimated to be awarded by Q4, 2017. The project is expected to be operational by Q2,
2019. The project involves the construction of approximately 958 kilometers of a new single track line linking between Riyadh and Jeddah through the north of Makkah, Taif. The
proposed conjunction for this line is from a point about 30 km from Riyadh on the old line. This line, in conjunction with the existing Riyadh-Dammam line, will be primarily used for
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the transport of container traffic to and from the port of Jeddah to the Port of Dammam in the Arabian Gulf for further shipment to and from the UAE, Iran, Kuwait, etc. and for inland
destinations. The line will also be used to transport passengers between Jeddah and Riyadh. The project is jointly developed by the client, Ministry of Finance & National Economy
(Saudi Arabia) and Saudi Railway Company.
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Client Saudi Railways Organization (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants Design Consultant : Italferr S.p.A (Italy) : (+39-6) 49751
Design Consultant-2 : Arabian Consulting Engineering Center - ACEC (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 895 8210
Financial Consultant : National Commercial Bank - NCB (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-2) 649 3333
Master Plan Consultant : German Corporation for Technical Cooperation (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-1) 477 7936
Master Plan Consultant-2 : Zuhair Fayez Partnership Consultants (Jeddah Branch) - Saudi Arabia : (+966-12) 612 9999
MEP Consultant : Arabian Consulting Engineering Center - ACEC (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 895 8210
Project Manager : Fluor Arabia Limited (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 882 9292
Project Manager-2 : Parsons Brinckerhoff International (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 849 3114
Specialist Consultant : Linklaters (UK) : (+44-207) 456 2000
Specialist Consultant-2 : Parsons (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-1) 217 2134
Specialist Consultant-3 : Saudi Consulting Services (SaudConsult) - Saudi Arabia : (+966-11) 465 9975

Contractors Specialist Contractor : Freight Car America (USA) : (+1-800) 458 2235 / 533 5000
Sub-Contractor : Al Omaier Trading & Contracting Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 492 7307
Sub-Contractor(2) : Terna S.A. (Greece) : (+30-210) 696 8000

Project
Background This project is in Saudi Arabia. Scope of work involves construction of a railway line between Riyadh and Jeddah, plus another line between Dammam and Jubail. The scheme
also covers expansion of the existing Riyadh to Dammam Railway. Once completed, the nation's first link between the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf will see freight speed between
Jeddah and King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam. It is seen as a vital transport link between east Asia and Europe, and will dramatically cut cargo transit times between Asia, Europe
and America via Jeddah's Red Sea port. The design speed of passenger trains is expected to be 250 kilometres per hour and 140 kilometres per hour for freight trains, making the
trip between Dammam and Jeddah around 12 hours for cargo. Several studies on the project covering technical, financial and legal issues have been conducted by highly reputable
organisations on behalf of the Government of Saudi Arabia. The client has invited Expressions of Interest (EOI) by November 10, 2002 from reputed world-class International Law
Firms with necessary experience of providing legal advice for comparable railway transactions. The adviser will be required to conduct due diligence, suggest new decrees, rules
and regulations and amend existing ones for regulating the operation of the railway in the private sector, suggest laws governing safety regulations, suggest constitution of bodies
for monitoring the enforcement of rules and regulations, help in the preparation of tender documents, draft legal documents and assist in negotiations with the selected investors. It
is required that the International Law Firm engages or have an on-going association with a reputed and qualified local Saudi Law Firm to perform jointly the required services.
Detailed Terms of Reference will be supplied to the short-listed advisers that would be invited to submit financial proposals.

Ref Number MPP2807-SA Last Updated: July 30, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name Riyadh Marriott Hotel & Executive Apartments Project - Diplomatic Quarter
Description Construction of a five-star hotel comprising a ground floor and two additional floors offering (80) rooms and (140) executive apartments.
Budget ($) 70,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 30, 2017
Recent Update Structural works are nearly completed on this scheme. MEP and plastering works are in progress.
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Client Dur Hopitality Company (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants Design Consultant : Perkins & Will (Dubai) : (+971-4) 346 6550
LEED Consultant : Green Initiative DWC LLC (Dubai) : (+971-4) 887 9620
MEP Consultant : Khatib & Alami Consolidated Engineering Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 477 8384 / 477 9794 / 477 8385
Project Manager : Hill International Middle East Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 207 9559

Contractors Aluminium Products Supplier : Saudi American Glass Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 265 1212
Glass Supplier : Saudi American Glass Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 265 1212
Main Contractor : Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast L.L.C (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 465 5193 / 464 2487
MEP Contractor : Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast L.L.C (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 465 5193 / 464 2487

Project
Background The Riyadh Marriott Hotel & Executive Apartments project will be located in the Diplomatic Quarter of Riyadh. It will also feature a restaurant, banquet hall with a capacity of
(400) people, fitness center and a car park to accommodate (220) vehicles. The 39,000-square-meter project is expected to achieve LEED Silver certification. US-based Perkins &
Will has been awarded a contract to prepare the design for this hotel. It is understood that the design is inspired by a variety of local influences, including the natural environment
and Saudi culture.

Ref Number ZPR413-SA Last Updated: July 31, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name Ras Tanura Refinery Clean Fuels & Aromatics Project
Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the implementation of major modifications to the existing refinery at Ras Tanura aimed at complying with the new
Description
environmental regulations and producing higher-grade clean fuel.
Budget ($) 3,000,000,000
Closing Date July 17, 2016
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 31, 2017
Recent Update The project is under construction and is expected to be completed by December 2020.
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Client Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)
Consultants FEED Consultant : Jacobs Engineering (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 821 3765 / 821 4000
Pre-FEED Consultant : Jacobs Engineering (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 821 3765 / 821 4000
Project Manager : WorleyParsons Arabia Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 881 3775

Contractors Main Contractor : Tecnicas Reunidas Gulf (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 814 8664 / 857 5904 / 857 5907
Specialist Contractor : Zamil Steel Industries (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 847 1840 / 810 8180
Specialist Contractor(2) : Nesma & Partners Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 851 9000

Project
Background This project is in Saudi Arabia. Scope of work includes:
- Modifications of the refinery
- Inside battery limits (ISBL)
- Outside battery limits (OSBL).
Jacobs Engineering has been awarded a contract to carry out the pre-front-end engineering and design (pre-FEED) study, as part of the General Agreement and Project
Management Services (GES contract previously signed between the client and Jacobs Engineering on April 05, 2011).

Ref Number MPP2296-SA Last Updated: July 31, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name King Khalid International Airport Expansion Project
Description Carrying out expansion of King Khalid International Airport, with capacity to handle 20-25 million passengers per year.
Budget ($) 4,000,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 31, 2017
Turkey's TAV Airport Holding has announced that it is planning to bid for the privatization of this airport. Client is yet to confirm if an equity stake is the preferred method for sale of
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the airport's minority stake. It is understood other options that the client can consider include an initial public offering (IPO) and trade sale.
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Client General Authority of Civil Aviation - GACA (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants Design Consultant : NACO (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-2) 667 9071/9064
Design Consultant-2 : HOK International (Dubai) : (+971-4) 382 6800
Main Architect : Talal Kurdi Consultants (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 665 5630
MEP Consultant : Buro Happold (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 419 1992
MEP Consultant-2 : Saudi Consulting Services (SaudConsult) - Saudi Arabia : (+966-11) 465 9975
Project Manager : AECOM (Riyadh) - Saudi Arabia : (+966-11) 200 8686
Structural Consultant : Royal Haskoning DHV (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 606 8949

Contractors Aluminium Products Supplier : Cladtech International L.L.C (Dubai) : (+971-4) 314 2000
District Cooling Systems Supplier : SNC-Lavalin Arabia (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-13) 810 8900
Duty Free Retail Operator : Lagardere Group (France) : (+33-1) 4069 1600
Glass Supplier : Cladtech International L.L.C (Dubai) : (+971-4) 314 2000
Main Contractor : TAV Construction (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 283 2929
Main Contractor(2) : Al Arrab Contracting Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 210 9525
Main Contractor(3) : Al Mabani General Contractors (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 614 7800/7801
MEP Contractor : Akfa Contracting (Turkey) : (+90-216) 516 0225
Specialist Contractor : Kersten Middle East FZ L.L.C (Ras Al Khaimah) : (+971-7) 243 7174
Specialist Contractor(2) : IC Ictas Insaat (Turkey) : (+90-312) 419 2950
Specialist Contractor(3) : Al-Rashid Trading & Contracting Company (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-1) 416 4111

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Background This airport will be located about 35 kilometres North of Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. Currently, the airport is handling about 15 million passengers annually. The airport consists of 4
passenger terminals (only three of which are in use) with eight aero-bridges each, a mosque, covered and uncovered parking for 11,600 vehicles, a Royal Terminal (for VIPs and
Saudi Royal family use), a central control tower (one of the world's tallest), and two parallel runways, which are each 4,205 metres. The terminals are connected to each other by
means of three linking buildings. The complex includes a modern VIP terminal plus restaurants, cafeterias, airline offices, government departments, hotels and counters of rent-a-
car companies, banks, first-aid clinics and commercial shops.

Ref Number MPP2779-SA Last Updated: July 31, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name Riyadh Rapid Bus Transit System Project
Description Operation and maintenance of a new 83-kilometre-long bus rapid transit system in Riyadh.
Budget ($) 2,100,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 31, 2017
Recent Update Work is in progress on Phase 1 of the development with about 40% completed.
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Client Arriyadh Development Authority (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants Design Consultant : Dar Al Handasah (Shair & Partners) - Riyadh : (+966-11) 201 3001
Main Consultant : Perkins & Will (USA) : (+1-212) 251 7000
MEP Design Consultant : Uponor Middle East S.A.L (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 455 1667
Tendering Support Consultant : LRTC GmbH (Germany) : (+49-211) 5447 9050

Contractors Main Contractor : El Seif Engineering Contracting Establishment (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 454 9191 / 454 4578
Main Contractor(2) : Yuksel Insaat Saudia Company Ltd. (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 293 1000
Main Contractor(3) : Saudi Constructioneers Establishment (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 476 5555 / 478 4230
Specialist Contractor : Mercedes-Benz (Germany) :
Specialist Contractor(2) : MAN Ferrostaal AG (Germany) : (+49-201) 818 1888

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Background This project is in Saudi Arabia. The network includes an 83-kilometre-long bus rapid transit system, two circular routes as well as community bus lines and feeder buses that will
eventually support the planned Riyadh metro system. International and local firms have submitted bids for the main contract. The consortiums include US' MV Transportation and
local Dallah Hajj Transport; France's Ratp-Dev and local Saudi Public Transport Company; Turkey's Gursel Turizm Tasimacilik and local El-Seif Engineering Contracting;
UK's National Express Group and local Hafil Public Transport Company. Client is planning to award the contract in the next few months. A team of experts are analysing the
bids and will present their recommendations to the supreme committee headed by Riyadh governor Prince Khalid bin Bandar.

Ref Number WPR1731-SA Last Updated: July 31, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name Novotel, Adagio & Ibis Styles Hotel Cluster Project - Makkah Al Naseem
Description Development of a trio-cluster hotel complex comprising a total of (2,354) guestrooms.
Budget ($) 400,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 31, 2017
Recent Update The project is currently under construction.
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Client Sulaiman A. Al-Rajhi Real Estate Investments (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants MEP Consultant : Abdul Razek A. El-Farra for Contracting (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 664 0105
Project Manager : Abdul Razek A. El-Farra for Contracting (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 664 0105

Contractors Main Contractor : Abdul Razek A. El-Farra for Contracting (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 664 0105

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Background This project involves construction of Novotel, Adagio and Ibis Styles hotel cluster at Makkah Al Naseem in Saudi Arabia. It will consist of a number of facilities, including
restaurants, lounges, business centers and children corners. Accor Hotels has signed a management agreement with the client for managing this development. Local Abdul
Razek A. El-Farra for Contracting has been appointed as the main contractor. Structural works are currently in progress.

Ref Number WPR1826-SA Last Updated: July 31, 2017 Project Status:New Tender
Project Name Kempinski Hotel Madinah Project
Description Construction of a 4-star hotel comprising (300) guestrooms, including (50) branded condominiums, a ballroom and conference center.
Budget ($) 200,000,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Updated On : July 31, 2017
Recent Update Bids are under evaluation for this scheme.
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Client Kempinski Hotels SA (Geneva)
Consultants Main Architect : Raft Architects (USA) : (+1-646) 706 2255
Main Consultant : Mohammed Harasani Architects (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 651 0131
MEP Consultant : Mohammed Harasani Architects (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-12) 651 0131

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Background This project involves construction of Kempinski Hotel within the historic core of Madinah in Saudi Arabia and cover a gross floor area of 360,000 square feet. Bounded by King
Faisal Road, it is a hotel for Hajjis who have come to see Islam's second holiest shrine, just two blocks away. The enormous Grand Madinah Mosque's eight minarets dominate the
district, and so the design of the hotel responds to its context by turning all of its windows toward the pilgrim's destination - creating focused bay windowed views of the shrine.
Submission of bids is currently underway for the main construction contract. An award is expected in the third quarter of 2017. The development is slated for completion by
December 2019.
Client Contact: Mr. Sheeraz Rashid (Regional Project Engineer)
Tel: (+49-40) 2800 6939.

Ref Number WPR2236-SA Last Updated: August 2, 2017 Project Status:Current Project
Project Name South Dhahran Wastewater Treatment Plant Project - Al Khobar
Description Construction of a waste water treatment plant with a capacity to treat 70,000 cu m of water per day.
Budget ($) 71,470,000
Territory Saudi Arabia
Client National Water Company (Saudi Arabia)
Consultants Main Consultant : ILF Consulting Engineers (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 465 4145

Contractors Main Contractor : Passavant-Roediger Umwelttechnik GmbH (Germany) : (+49-61) 20280

Main Contractor(2) : Aziz Company for Contracting & Industrial Investment (Saudi Arabia) : (+966-11) 450 8686

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Background This project involves construction of South Dhahran Wastewater Treatment Plant located at Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia. Client has awarded a consortium of Passavant Energy &
Environment (PE&E), a wholly-owned German subsidiary of Drake & Scull International (DSI) and Saudi-based Aziz Company for Contracting and Industrial Investment a
$71.47 million, three-year contract to build the plant. The duration of the project is two years for design and build and one year for operation and maintenance. PE&E’s scope of
work includes design, procurement and supply of equipment, installation, supervision, and commissioning of the plant process and related electromechanical works. Upon
completion, the plant located in Al Khobar, which will harness bio-gas from the treated sludge to generate electricity to cover a major part of the plant’s power needs, will treat
70,000 cu m of water per day from different areas within Dhahran Municipality where the water will be received through pipelines at specific delivery points and conditions.