Saudi Aramco still evaluating contracts to build 11 sports stadiums

26/11/2014 Argaam

Saudi Aramco is still evaluating contracts with nine companies to build 11 new sports stadiums across the kingdom worth about $4.40 billion (SAR 16.5 billion), according to a report published by Meed magazine.

 

Each stadium is said to cost about $400 million, about SAR 1.5 billion. The company was set to make a decision on Nov. 20, but postponed until further notice.

 

Aramco also received tenders for consultancy and project management from Lebanon-based Dar Engineering, Faithful Gold in the United Kingdom, United States-based Hill International, as well as Jacobs, SNC Lavalin in Canada, and Worley Parsons in Australia.

 

According to data available on Argaam, the company is evaluating nine offers from the following groups:

 

The nine selected groups are: Consolidated Contractors Company/Strabag (Austria); Saudi Binladin Group/Eiffage (France); Al-Muhaideb Trading & Contracting/Six Construct (Belgium); Nesma & Partners/Salini Impregilo (Italy); Nasser Al-Hajri/Vinci (France); Almabani/Huta/Bouygues (France); Azmeel Contracting/Samsung C&T (South Korea); Baytur 

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