Ashghal awards Tadmur Contracting estimated QR722m roads and infrastructure contract north of Al-Rifaa Street in Doha, MEED reports
- Client
- Public Works Authority (Ashghal)
- Winning contractor
- Tadmur Contracting Company
- Contract value
- estimated QR722m ($197m)
- Award date
- Not disclosed in source
Contract scope
Roads and infrastructure north of Al-Rifaa Street, Doha: 34km+ of roads, drainage, foul-water network, TSE lines, pumping station, flood pond, 3,735 parking spaces and utilities. Value is MEED's estimate (about $197m).
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- Client: Qatar's Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has awarded an estimated QR722m ($197m) contract
- Winning contractor: to develop roads and infrastructure north of Al-Rifaa Street in Doha to local firm Tadmur Contracting Company
- Contract value: has awarded an estimated QR722m ($197m) contract
Full story and sources
Qatar’s Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has awarded an estimated QR722m ($197m) contract to develop roads and infrastructure north of Al-Rifaa Street in Doha to local firm Tadmur Contracting Company, MEED reported on 6 November 2026. Six other contractors submitted bids: Qatar Trading & Contracting Group ($244m), Iris Construction Tourism Industry & Trade ($259m), Lotus Trading & Contracting ($260m), Generic Engineering Technologies & Contracting ($261m), Alghanim International / National Industrial Contracting ($268m) and Hamad Bin Khalid Contracting Company ($281m).
The scope covers more than 34 kilometres of roads, plot developments, site clearance and earthworks, surface and groundwater drainage, a foul-water network, treated sewage effluent lines, a pumping station, an emergency flood pond and 3,735 car parking spaces, plus utilities, street lighting, landscaping and signage.
The value is MEED’s estimate. Ashghal’s tender reference and the award date were not given, and no Ashghal announcement has been seen.
What to watch: An Ashghal announcement or award listing confirming the contract and its value, and the start of works.
Sources: MEED, 6 November 2026. Reviewed 7 November 2026.