Dakhiliyah signs 33 development and investment agreements
Eight service and development contracts exceed OMR6m; 25 investment agreements have a separate expected-revenue basis.
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Eight service and development contracts exceed OMR6m; 25 investment agreements have a separate expected-revenue basis.
Ashghal announces construction of the second roads and infrastructure package serving approximately 771 plots.
ADPIC and The Boring Company will assess underground transport and utility tunnels in Abu Dhabi; no construction contract or value was announced.
Qiddiya’s District 0 package covers 17.4km of roads and bridges, with a reported 14 October bid deadline; eligibility remains unconfirmed.
Nakheel has appointed Mar Marine & Building Contracting for Island B works at Dubai Islands. The new package adds beach frontage and upgrades the western shoreline, with completion scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2027.
Qatar’s Ashghal has reassigned eight delayed infrastructure schemes to new contractors, including residential roads, a trunk sewer and a treated-effluent pipeline. The first re-awarded package is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2027.
Dubai Municipality has invited consultants to bid by 29 October 2026 for construction-supervision services covering four stormwater projects under the emirate’s Tasreef drainage programme. The tender, TF-06-S1, was issued on 6 October and is titled “Supervision of Stormwater Drainage System Projects – Package 4”. The…
Mekdam Technical Services has received a three-year Ashghal professional-services award with a potential ceiling of QR262.5m, supporting the authority’s Designs Department.
Dubai Municipality has extended the bid-submission deadline for the Phase 2 Links package under the Dubai Strategic Sewerage Tunnels public-private partnership to 19 November 2026, from the previous deadline of 30 September. The Links package is the third major package tendered under the DSST programme…
Abu Dhabi will present more than $56bn of infrastructure opportunities to international investors and delivery companies in Munich.