Amaala awards HASCO excavation contract for Triple Bay Marina

Saudi Arabia’s Amaala, an ultra-luxury destination, awarded the contract for Triple Bay Marina excavation, backfilling, and earthworks to Duba-based startup, HASCO (Hasan Al-Harbi Corp.), the company said in a statement on Monday.

Under the contract, HASCO has deployed a team of 90 across Triple Bay Marina to manage the excavation of the AMAALA’s marina basin.

HASCO has also overseen the installation of critical infrastructure, including access roads, and the construction of on-site offices, following the initial preparation works across the AMAALA site.

“The appointment of the HASCO team for the earthworks of Triple Bay’s marina also furthers our commitment to support Saudi Arabian companies and contribution to employment within Saudi Arabia,” said Chief executive officer of Amaala, Nicholas Naples.

Amaala was launched in September 2018 by the Public Investment Fund (PIF) as an ultra-luxury destination on the Red Sea.

The initial funding for the project will be provided by the PIF, which will spearhead the development of Amaala into a bespoke hospitality experience located within the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Natural Reserve.

The project is scheduled for completion by 2028. It will comprise 700 villas and luxury apartments, 200 shops and 2,500 hotel rooms and suites.