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Qatar Qatar QATAR PROJECTS AT A GLANCE Package name Owner Status** $ million* Consultant Contractor Start date End date 220 MW Solar Energy Power Plant Kahramaa (General Electricity & Water Corporation) Feasibility Study 500 – – 2013-Q3 2020-Q4 Al Bayt Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy EPC ITB 250 – – 2011-Q1 2019-Q4 Al Shamal Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy Feasibility Study 250 – – 2012-Q1 2019-Q4 Al Wakrah Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy EPC ITB 280 – – 2012-Q1 2018-Q4 Baraha Motor City Barwa Real Estate Company Feasibility Study 550 – – 2014-Q4 2019-Q4 Barwa Al Baraha – Labourers City – Package Two Barwa Real Estate Company Construction 300 – Construction & Reconstruction Engineering Company 2012-Q2 2015-Q4 Doha Expressway – Dukhan Highway – Central Section Ashghal (Public Works Authority) Construction 300 Parsons-Dar Al Handasah Consolidated Contracting Company (CCC)-Teyseer Trading and Contracting 2010-Q2 2016-Q4 Doha Expressway – Orbital Highway and Truck Route – Phase One Ashghal Engineering & Procurement 900 Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR) Joannou & Paraskevaides 2012-Q4 2017-Q4 Doha Expressway – Orbital Highway and Truck Route – Phase Two Ashghal Construction 1,200 – Qatari Diar Vinci Construction (QDVC)-Bin Omran Trading and Contracting 2014-Q1 2017-Q4 Doha Expressway – Phase 10 – Wakrah Bypass Ashghal Engineering & Procurement 650 CH2M Hill Larsen & Toubro 2013-Q1 2017-Q1 Doha Expressway – Phase 12 – Rayyan Package – Overview Ashghal EPC ITB 1,000 – – 2011-Q4 2017-Q3 Doha Festival City Bawabat Al Shamal Engineering & Procurement 1,600 Mace International Arabian Construction Company (ACC)-ALEC-Gulf Contracting Company- 2013-Q1 2016-Q1 Amana Steel Buildings Contracting Company Doha Metro Network – Education City Station Qatar Railways Company (QRC) Construction 1,200 Parsons Brinckerhoff Samsung C&T Engineering and Construction Group-Obrascon Huarte 2012-Q4 2018-Q4 Lain (OHL)-Qatar Building Company Doha Metro Network – Golden Line – Tunnelling Package QRC Engineering & Procurement 3,500 – Larsen & Toubro-STFA-Al Jaber Engineering Services-Aktor-Yapi Merkezi 2012-Q4 2018-Q3 Doha Metro Network – Golden Line (Elevated/At-Grade Section) QRC EPC ITB 1,000 – – 2013-Q2 2018-Q4 Doha Metro Network – Green Line QRC Construction 3,000 Hill International Hamad Bin Khalid Contracting-Porr Construction-Saudi Binladin Group 2008-Q4 2018-Q4 Doha Metro Network – Msheireb Downtown Station QRC Construction 1,000 – STFA-Aktor 2013-Q2 2016-Q2 Doha Metro Network – Red Line – Tunnelling Works QRC Engineering & Procurement 3,000 Jacobs Engineering Group FCC Construction-Archirodon Construction-Yuksel Insaat-Petroserv 2011-Q4 2016-Q3 Doha Metro Network – Red Line North (Elevated/At-Grade Section) QRC Engineering & Procurement 620 – Redco International-Rizzani De Eccher-Lotte Engineering & Construction 2013-Q2 2017-Q4 Doha Metro Network – Red Line South (Elevated/At-Grade Section) QRC Engineering & Procurement 750 Jacobs FCC Construction-Archirodon Construction-Petroserv-Yuksel Construction 2013-Q2 2016-Q4 Education City – Overview Qatar Foundation (QF) Construction 7,500 – Darwish Engineering-Contrack International 2002-Q2 2020-Q4 Education City Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy Feasibility Study 280 – – 2011-Q1 2017-Q4 Expansion of Mesaieed Gabbro Qatar Primary Materials Company (QPMC) Construction 300 Aurecon Six Construct-FLSmidth & Company 2012-Q4 2016-Q1 Hamad Bin Khalifa Medical City Ashghal Construction 534 Hill International Hyundai Engineering & Construction 2011-Q1 2015-Q3 Independent Water and Power Project (IWPP) – Facility D Kahramaa EPC ITB 3,000 – – 2013-Q4 2018-Q2 Inner Doha Resewerage Integration Scheme (IDRIS) – Overview Ashghal EPC ITB 2,700 CH2M Hill – 2012-Q3 2018-Q4 Lusail Iconic Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy Feasibility Study 650 – – 2012-Q3 2018-Q4 Msheireb Properties – Phase 1B – Mandarin Oriental Hotel Msheireb Properties Construction 650 Turner Construction International Qatar Building Company-Carillion 2009-Q1 2015-Q4 Msheireb Properties – Phase Four Msheireb Properties Design 3,000 – – 2011-Q3 2019-Q4 Msheireb Properties – Phase Two Msheireb Properties Construction 1,000 Turner Construction International Arabtec Construction 2011-Q2 2015-Q2 Msheireb Properties- Phase 1C Msheireb Properties Construction 500 Turner Construction International Brookfield Multiplex Medgulf 2011-Q1 2015-Q1 New Port – Commercial Terminal New Port Project Steering Committee Construction 250 Aecom HBK Contracting-Afcons Infrastructure 2012-Q4 2016-Q1 New Port – Dredging Package New Port Project Steering Committee Construction 1,500 – Middle East Dredging Company 2011-Q1 2016-Q1 New Port – Infrastructure Package New Port Project Steering Committee Construction 300 – CCC-Teyseer Trading and Contracting Company 2012-Q1 2016-Q2 New Port – Marine Package New Port Project Steering Committee Construction 900 – China Harbour Engineering Company 2010-Q3 2015-Q3 New Port – Phase One New Port Project Steering Committee- Construction 4,000 Cansult Maunsell China Harbour Engineering Company 2007-Q4 2016-Q3 Ministry of Economy and Finance (MoEF) New Port – Phase Two New Port Project Steering Committee -MoEF Construction 3,000 Aecom Dredging International-Medco 2007-Q4 2016-Q4 New Port – QEZ3 Canal Excavation, Quay Walls and Dredging New Port Project Steering Committee Engineering & Procurement 350 Aecom Hyundai Engineering & Construction-Royal Boskalis Westminster 2012-Q1 2015-Q4 Qatar Entertainment City Abu Dhabi Investment House Construction 3,000 KEO International Consultants Hamad Bin Khalid Contracting Company-Redco Construction-Almana 2007-Q4 2017-Q4 Qatar National Museum Qatar Museum Authority Construction 450 – Hyundai Engineering & Construction 2010-Q1 2016-Q4 Qatar Transmission – Phase 11 – Stage One Kahramaa Construction 500 – Larsen & Toubro 2013-Q2 2016-Q4 Qatar Transmission – Phase 12 Kahramaa EPC ITB 500 – – 2015-Q2 2017-Q3 Qatar University Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy Feasibility Study 300 – – 2011-Q1 2019-Q4 Rayyan Mall (Mall of Qatar) Al Khayyat Investments Construction 900 – UrbaCon Trading & Contracting 2012-Q4 2015-Q4 Sports City Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy Feasibility Study 850 – – 2011-Q1 2019-Q4 Umm Salal Stadium Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy Feasibility Study 250 – – 2012-Q2 2019-Q4 **ITB = invitation to bid; EPC = engineering, procurement and construction *List includes projects worth over $250 million only. Gulf Construction, March 2015 58 59 Gulf Construction, March 2015.
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