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Construction Contracts
Sharjah Contracting, Khatib&Alami to
work on 2.16km2 infra project
Arabtec wins two new contracts worth
Dh210m for Abu Dhabi projects
Arabtec Holding (Arabtec or Group), a leading
contractor for social and economic infrastructure,
today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary,
Target Engineering, has been awarded two
projects amounting to AED 210 million.
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The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(SCCI) has picked Sharjah Contracting and
design consultancy Khatib & Alami to work on an
infrastructure development project for the 10th
industrial zone in Sharjah, which will cover an
area spanning 2.16km2.
SCCI is collaborating with the Sharjah
Development of Town Planning and Survey,
Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA),
and Sharjah Water and Electricity Authority
(SEWA). The contractors will implement the
project for a period of 18 months.
Scope of work includes, infrastructure works to set
up road network, the implementation of rainwater
and lighting network, and the rehabilitation of
sidewalks and parking lots as per the highest
safety and security standards and international
specifications.
Target Engineering has been awarded an AED
84 million contract by ADNOC Offshore to carry
out the engineering, procurement, construction
and commissioning works for the replacement of
existing Slug Catchers, static equipment used in
the upstream oil production facilities to minimise
the slug from oil and gas pipelines, at the Satah
Plant on Zirku Island, Abu Dhabi. The contract
works will commence immediately for a duration
of 22 months. This award is line with the Group’s
strategic priority to diversify its backlog into
different sectors, including the industrial sector.
Target Engineering has also been awarded an
AED 126 million (excluding Main Consultant’s
fees) contract for the construction of Sunset
Square, Abu Dhabi. Target’s scope of work
includes the construction of a nineteen-storey
commercial building. The total built up area of the
project is approximately 27,000 square metres.
Project works are expected to commence shortly
for a duration of 30 months.