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CONTENTS

SECTION I – BACKGROUND

SECTION II – CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE AND CAPABILITIES

• INTRODUCTION • PROJECT PROFILES

A. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION B. CIVIL ENGINEERING C. MECHANICAL & PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION D. BUILDING SERVICES

SECTION III – RESOURCES

• MANPOWER • PLANT

SECTION IV – SAFETY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

SECTION V – ADDRESSES AND REFERENCES

SECTION I - BACKGROUND

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A Story of Origin Midmac Contracting is a general contracting company with an extensive and consistent track record in the construction and engineering industry spanning over forty years in .

Midmac originated in Lebanon in the 1950s. In 1974, it became part of the Midmac Holding Corporation SA, the ultimate holding company which was formed to co-ordinate the activities and consolidate the resources of the growing number of affiliated companies whose activities have, since then, expanded to form operating and service companies strategically located in Qatar, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, the United Kingdom, France and the United States of America.

Midmac’s growth has generally followed that of the Middle East, and has both contributed to and benefited from the developments that have taken place in the Region.

Pride in Achievement Midmac’s construction capabilities are demonstrated over 40 years of successful business activity and project experience. The types of projects executed and in progress include residential and commercial buildings, hospitals, universities, stadiums, hotels, shopping centres, road works and bridges, heavy infrastructure works, utilities projects, electromechanical installations, civil and military airport facilities, civil works related to oil and gas projects and petrochemical projects.

Midmac Contracting Operations in Qatar commenced in the mid 1960’s, under different identities, until 1975 when MIDMAC was formed and continues to carry on business until today. In 2002, Qatar Investment and Project Development Company W.L.L. (QIPCO) acquired a majority stake in MIDMAC and by 2005 MIDMAC became a wholly owned subsidiary of QIPCO.

Employees Midmac currently employs a total workforce in excess of 6,000.

SECTION II - CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE

• INTRODUCTION CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE

- PROJECT EXPERIENCE RECORD - RANGE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES WITHIN MIDMAC’S GENERAL CONTRACTING SCOPE

• PROJECT PROFILES INDEX

A. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

- Community Development - Educational Facilities - Hotels and Recreational Facilities - Institutional Buildings - Palaces and VIP Residences

B. CIVIL ENGINEERING

- Oil and Gas - Power Generation - Aeronautical Pavements and Roads - Sewer and Water Works - Aircraft Shelters - Miscellaneous

C. MECHANICAL AND PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION

D. BUILDING SERVICES

INTRODUCTION

PROJECT EXPERIENCE RECORD

The range and scope of Midmac’s general construction expertise is best demonstrated by the projects it has completed and is currently executing.

Midmac has developed its capabilities by establishing indigenous contracting organisations in various Arab countries, and applying appropriate engineering and construction technologies, skills and management systems, from the western world, to a variety of multi- discipline capital projects.

Another of Midmac’s capabilities emanates from its experience in working as part of international joint ventures or consortia, especially on large multi-discipline projects. Midmac has always worked in harmony with its associates, and has completed its work to the satisfaction of its clients.

Furthermore, Midmac has extensive experience in executing projects under EPC contracts with responsibility for design as well as construction.

INTRODUCTION

RANGE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES WITHIN MIDMAC’s GENERAL CONTRACTING SCOPE

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Buildings - Turnkey (Design and Build) - Special buildings: hotels, schools, high rise buildings, recreational and sports facilities, Palaces, Government, industrial buildings, etc. - Housing: mass developments, housing communities - Precast concrete

Interiors - Design and Build - Special finishes: marble, fibrous plaster, special joinery, etc. - Furniture, fittings and interior decoration.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

- Roads, asphalt and rigid pavements, airports - Civil works/foundations to process industrial plants - Water retaining structures, deep foundations, de-watering, piling and water proofing - Drainage and water distribution networks - Sewage disposal and treatment plants - Irrigation and landscaping - Military installations including hardened aircraft and ammunition shelters

BUILDING SERVICES - In-house department for electrical, mechanical and plumbing installations

INDUSTRIAL WORKS

- Mechanical fabrication - Erection of process plants and steel structures - Pipelines - Electrical substations, erection of switch-gear, cabling, controls, control room gears - Plant rooms, pumping stations, swimming pool plants, air- conditioning and refrigeration plants - Insulation, fire protection

PROJECT

INDEX

A. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION

A.1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTS

QATAR QF HEADQUARTER AND STRATEGIC STUDIES CENTER 2014 BARWA FINANCIAL DISTRICT 2014 DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX 2011 TORNADO OFFICE TOWER 2008 CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT- HOUSING LOT 2 & INFRASTRUCTURE 2006 ASAS TWIN TOWER 2006 ASAS RESIDENTIAL COMPOUND AT 2006 SARAH ONCOLOGY CENTRE 2002 AL NAJAADAH COMPLEX 1994 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL EXTENSION 1992 OFFICE BUILDING 1979 DOHA SHOPPING CENTRE 1978 GRINDLAYS BANK 1970

LEBANON MAISON DE L’ARTISAN LIBANAIS 1965 AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING 1964

KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA TURAYF TOWNSHIP 1987 SHAROURAH AND NAJRAN TOWNSHIPS 1985 EIGHT TOWNSHIPS PHASE III AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE PROJECT 1982 S.A.M.A. HOUSING SCHEME 1979

A.2 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

QATAR CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SERVICE [GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY] 2010 TEXAS A&M COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2006 EDUCATION CITY LANDSCAPING PACKAGE 2005 BRIDGE, ARTS AND SCIENCE BUILDING 2003 JUNIOR SCHOOL, CAFETERIA AND SPORTS FACILITIES 1999 UNIVERSITY OF QATAR PHASE 1B 1986

A.3 HOTELS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

QATAR KHALIFA SPORTS CITY TOWER 2006 KHALIFA STADIUM REDEVELOPMENT - PACKAGE 3 2004 HOTEL 2000 SPORTS CLUB 1983 GULF HOTEL 1976 DOHA CLUB 1976

PROJECT

INDEX

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (Contd..) COMPLETION

A.3 HOTELS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (Contd..)

LEBANON PHOENICIA HOTEL 1961

A.4 INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS

QATAR HAMAD GENERAL HOSPITAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT EXPANSION 2015 KATARA – FITNESS CENTER FACILITY 2014 PASSENGER TERMINAL COMPLEX-NORTH NODE 2014 CONSTRUCTION OF MAIN WORKS FOR CONVENTION CENTER EXTENSION AND LINK BRIDGE TO QSTP 2011 DOHA CONVENTION / EXHIBITION CENTER 2014 COMPLETION OF WORKS FOR CULTURAL VILLAGE PROJECT – PHASE II 2009 KHALIFA ORTHOPAEDIC SPORTS MEDICINE HOSPITAL 2005 AL HODAIFI TOWER 2002 AWQAF TOWER COMPLEX 2002 MINISTRY OF FINANCE INTERIOR DECORATION AND FURNITURE 1987 MINISTRY OF FINANCE & PETROLEUM AFFAIRS BUILDING 1984 ROYAL GUARD BARRACKS 1974 GOVERNMENT HOUSE 1970

KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA NATIONAL TELEPHONE NETWORK CONTROL CENTRE 1982

A.5 PALACES AND VIP RESIDENCES

QATAR VIP RESIDENCE 2000 VIP RESIDENCE 1998 VIP RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX 1997 VIP RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX 1995 DOHA PALACE PROJECT 1987 MARBLE WORKS DOHA PALACE 1986 FIBROUS PLASTER WORKS DOHA PALACE 1987 SPECIALIST JOINERY WORKS DOHA PALACE 1987 LOOSE FURNITURE & FURNISHING DOHA PALACE 1987 VIP RESIDENCES 1976

PROJECT

INDEX

B. CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPLETION

B.1 OIL AND GAS

QATAR Q-CHEM BUILDINGS 2002 Q-CHEM SITE PREPARATION PHASE I 2000 DUKHAN CONSOLIDATED FACILITIES UPGRADE PACKAGE 6 1999 3 No LNG STORAGE TANKS 1999 METHANOL / MTBE FACILITY 1999 DUKHAN CONSOLIDATED FACILITIES UPGRADE 1998 RAS LAFFAN INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1998 4 No LNG STORAGE TANKS 1997 EXTENSION TO FERTILISER PLANT 1997 NGL PROJECT 1974

LEBANON IRAQ PETROLEUM COMPANY TERMINAL 1964

B.2 POWER GENERATION

QATAR RAS ABU FONTAS ‘B’ POWER AND DESALINATION PLANT 1997 QATAR TRANSMISSION SYSTEM PHASE III 1995 CIVIL WORKS TO GAS TURBINES 1984 ELECTRICAL SUBSTATIONS AND GRID CONTROL CENTRE 1982

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES SUBSTATIONS AT MEDINAT ZAYED AND LIWA 1995

B.3 ROAD WORKS AND AERONAUTICAL PAVEMENTS

QATAR PACKAGE 4 OF LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT FOR PRIMARY INFRASTRUCTURE – ROADS A1 – A6, SOUTHERN AND MARINA INTERCHANGE 2015 DOHA EXPRESSWAY (PACKAGE 7) SALWA ROAD PHASE 2 2012 NORTH / SOUTH EXTENSION TO RAS ABU ABBOUD ROAD 2009 NEW DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NDIA – PACKAGE CP14) AIRSIDE / LANDSIDE ROADWAYS AND PARKING 2011 AL UDEID PROJECT PACKAGE II 1997 AL UDEID PROJECT AREA 17 1994 DOHA AIRHEAD FACILITY 1991 AIRWING BASE TAXIWAYS 1984 ‘C’ RING ROAD 1982 KHALIFA STADIUM ROADS 1976

PROJECT

INDEX

CIVIL ENGINEERING (Contd..) COMPLETION

B.3 ROAD WORKS AND AERONAUTICAL PAVEMENTS

QATAR “C” RING ROAD 1972 DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1972 AIRWING BASE INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS 1972 SALWA ROAD 1970

B.4 SEWER AND WATER WORKS

IRAQ BAGHDAD SEWER NETWORK 1984

QATAR WATER RESERVOIRS 2004 OVERHEAD WATER TOWERS 1975

B.5 AIRCRAFT SHELTERS

QATAR AIRWING BASE AMMUNITION SHELTERS 1985 AIRWING BASE AIRCRAFT SHELTER 1984

B.6 MISCELLANEOUS

QATAR PASSENGER TERMINAL CONCOURSE “C” FOUNDATIONS 2009 KHALIFA SPORTS CITY LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT PACKAGE 1: LANDSCAPE ZONE 1 AND 1A 2005 QATAR MOTORCYCLE RACE TRACK 2004 MUSEUM OF ISLAMIC ARTS – PACKAGE II MARINE WORKS & PILING 2004 DOHA GOLF COURSE 1993 EMIRI FLIGHT HANGER 1992 WEST BAY COASTAL PROTECTION 1984 WEST BAY PREPARATORY WORKS 1977 CUSTOM SHEDS 1972

LEBANON GRAND COVER TRIPOLI INTERNATIONAL FAIR 1966 WHITE CEMENT FACTORY 1964

PROJECT

INDEX

C. MECHANICAL AND PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION

QATAR GAS PIPELINE RAS ABU FONTAS 1978 GAS GATHERING PIPELINE 1978 GAS PIPELINE NGL PROJECT 1974

D. BUILDING SERVICES

Refer all relevant sections.

A.1 TORNADO OFFICE TOWER 2008 A.1 ASAS TWIN TOWER 2006 A.1 ASAS RESIDENTIAL COMPOUND AT WEST BAY 2006 A.1 SARAH ONCOLOGY CENTRE 2002 A.1 AL NAJAADAH COMPLEX 1994 A.2 CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SERVICE (GEORGE TOWN UNIVERSITY) 2010 A.2 TEXAS A&M COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2006 A.2 JUNIOR SCHOOL, CAFETERIA AND SPORTS FACILITIES 1999 A.3 KHALIFA SPORTS CITY TOWER 2006 A.3 KHALIFA STADIUM REDEVELOPMENT – PACKAGE 3 2004 A.4 CONSTRUCTION OF MAIN WORKS FOR CONVENTION CENTER EXTENSION AND LINK BRIDGE TO QSTP 2011 A.4 COMPLETION OF WORKS FOR CULTURAL VILLAGE 2009 A.4 KHALIFA ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL 2005 A.4 AL HODAIFI TOWER 2002 A.4 AWQAF TOWER COMPLEX 2002 A.4 MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND PETROLEUM AFFAIRS 1984 A.5 VIP RESIDENCE 2000 A.5 VIP RESIDENCE 2000 A.5 VIP RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX 1997 A.5 VIP RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX 1995 B.1 Q-CHEM BUILDINGS 2002 B.1 DUKHAN CONSOLIDATED FACILITIES 1999 B.1 RAS LAFFAN INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1998 B.1 EXTENSION TO QATAR FERTILIZER PLANT 1997 B.2 QATAR TRANSMISSION SYSTEM PHASE III 1995 B.2 RAS ABU FONTAS “B” POWER & DESALINATION PLANT 1997 B.3 DOHA EXPRESSWAY (PACKAGE 7) SALWA ROAD PHASE 2 2012 B.3 NORTH / SOUTH EXTENSION TO RAS ABU ABBOUD ROAD 2009 B.3 NEW DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 2009 B.3 AL UDEID PROJECT 1994 B.4 RESERVOIR ASSOCIATED WITH RAS LAFFAN PIPELINE 2004 B.6 KHALIFA SPORTS CITY LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT 2005 B.6 QATAR MOTORCYCLE RACE TRACK 2004

B.3 AERONAUTICAL PAVEMENTS AND ROAD WORKS

BUILDING

WORKS

PROJECT: PACKAGE 4 OF LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT FOR PRIMARY INFRASTRUCTURE-ROADS A1 – A6, SOUTHERN AND MARINA INTERCHANGE

LOCATION: Lusail, Qatar

CLIENT: Lusail Real Estate Development Company (LREDC)

CONSULTANTS: QPM

MIDMAC ROLE: MIDMAC – YUKSEL JV

VALUE: US $ 456 Million

EXECUTION: Commencement: January 2013 Completion: January 2015

DESCRIPTION:

The Project comprises of Construction of major parts of Road A1, A6, D11 & A10 at Lusail with Junctions 12, 13, and 14, Wadi Underpass, Tunnels T1 & T2, Southern and Marina Interchanges including Underpass, Bridges, Arch, and Tunnel. The total length of the roads is 7.5 km.

The scope of works includes:

a) Design and construction of a 4.6 km deep storm water tunnel of 2.4- 3 m diameter with 15 shafts.

b) Utilities, irrigation, electrical substations, road lighting, traffic signals, district cooling and gas distribution.

Major Quantities:

 Concrete : 975,000 m3  Storm water : 35,000 m  Asphalt : 300,000 Ton  Water works : 4,600 m  Sub-base : 175,000 Ton  11 kv : 10,000 m  Excavation :2,200,000 m3  Telecom : 36,000 m  Backfill :1,100,000 m

BUILDING

WORKS

PROJECT: PACKAGE 4 OF LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT FOR PRIMARY INFRASTRUCTURE-ROADS A1 – A6, SOUTHERN AND MARINA INTERCHANGE

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: DOHA EXPRESSWAY (Package 7) SALWA ROAD PHASE 2

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: Public Work Authority (ASGHAL)

CONSULTANT: Maunsell Consultancy Services

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor (In Joint Venture with Yuksel)

VALUE: US $ 435 Million

EXECUTION: Commencement 2010 Completion 2012

DESCRITION:

The project comprises the upgrade of the existing Salwa Road from Al Asiri Interchange to Industrial Interchange to provide a four lanes freeway in each direction for the mainline traffic. The works involve the following:

1) Diversion of traffic in a critical location 2) New asphalt pavement for main roads approx 7 km 3) Three underpass structures approx. 2.9 km, and four bridges at grade level 4) 4 signalized junctions 5) Intelligent transportation system (ITS) networks 6) Relocating and upgrading existing utility networks 7) Design and construction of 2 km of micro-tunneling (1m to 3m diameter)

Major Quantities:

 Concrete : 460,000 m³  Asphalt : 150,000 m³  Sub-base : 170,000 m³  Excavation : 1,800,000 m³  Storm water : 44,000 m  Water works : 7,000 m  66 kv : 6,000 m  11 kv : 40,000 m  Telecom : 26,000 m

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: NORTH / SOUTH EXTENSIONS TO RAS ABU ABBOUD ROAD

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: New Doha International Airport

CONSULTANT: Maunsell/Aecom

MIDMAC ROLE: Joint Venture Partner with Yuksel.

VALUE: US $ 200 Million

EXECUTION: Commencement: 2007 Completion: 2009

DESCRIPTION:

The project comprises the upgrade of the existing (RAA) interchange, linking the Inner City Corniche and C-ring road to the new international Airport, as part of the highway upgrade program in Doha. The works involve the following:

1) Diversion of traffic in a critical location, 2) Demolition of existing bridge and various multi-storey buildings, 3) Relocation of various existing utilities, crucial to the start of works, 4) Construction of new bridges, a 750m underpass, including a 300m closed deep tunnel, at RAA interchange. 5) Construction of bridges at the Naval Base interchange, and a 560m underpass connecting to the new RAA Airport access road. 6) Construction of new utilities: storm drainage, water, TSE, sewer, and telecom networks. Also, medium voltage, high voltage, and extra high voltage systems and associated substations. 7) Road network (four-five lanes) including street lighting, signage, signals, and landscaping.

Major Quantities:

 Concrete : 120,000 m3  Asphalt : 200,000 tons  Subbase : 110,000 tons  Excavation : 350,000 m3  Storm Drainage : 12,000 m  Water works : 9,000 m  Extra HV : 11,000 m  Telecom : 22,000 m

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: NORTH / SOUTH EXTENSIONS TO RAS ABU ABBOUD ROAD

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: NEW DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NDIA-Package CP 14) Airside/Landside Roadways & Parking

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: NDIA Steering Committee

CONSULTANTS: Overseas Bechtel Incorporated

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 372 Million

EXECUTION: Commencement: 2005

Completion: 2011

DESCRIPTION:

The project comprises the design and construction of the roadways network connecting the “Airside” and “Landside” facilities of the New Doha International Airport, providing access to the Terminal, Commercial and Midfield areas of the airport. The scope includes three grade separated interchanges and a total of 19 box-girder bridge structures, five of which crossing shallow lagoon water leading to the Passenger and Emiri Terminals. In addition, the scope of works includes parking lots, airport security fencing, intrusion detection systems, surface water drainage systems, street lighting systems, and culvert protection to existing gas lines. Major Quantities:  Fill : 2,000,000 m3  Sub-base : 700,000 tons  Asphalt : 800,000 tons  Concrete : 80,000 m3  Fencing : 60,000 m

PAVING

WORKS

PROJECT: AL UDEID PROJECT – PACKAGE II

LOCATION: Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Defence, State of Qatar

MAIN CONTRACTOR: British Aerospace / Ballast Nedam International

CONSULTANTS: SODETEG, France

MIDMAC ROLE: Principal Sub Contractor

VALUE: US $ 130 MILLION

EXECUTION: Commencement: November 1994

Completion: December 1997

DESCRIPTION:

General earthworks, runway, taxiways, roads, various buildings and concrete structures, covered aircraft parking and a large concrete apron. Scope also included infrastructure works covering stormwater, water distribution, electrical and communications networks, airfield lighting, security, fire fighting and street lighting.

PRINCIPAL QUANTITIES: Bulk Excavation 1,750,000 m3 Fill 3,500,000m3 Burried services 270,000 Lm Roads 27,000 Lm Asphalt 425,000 Tons Concrete 204,000 m3

DEFENCE

WORKS

PROJECT: AL UDEID PROJECT AREA 17

LOCATION: Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Defence, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: SODETEG, France

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 32 MILLION

EXECUTION: Commencement: November 1992

Completion: September 1994

DESCRIPTION:

Construction of ammunition igloos, hardened with reinforced concrete burster layers, earthwork protection and concrete walls, slabs and rigid pavement. Igloos were fitted out with specialised blast doors, air conditioning, lighting and fire fighting. Works included related infrastructure, fuel installations, roadworks and camouflage.

PAVING

WORKS

PROJECT: DOHA AIRHEAD FACILITY

LOCATION: Qatar

CLIENT: U.S Army Corps of Engineers

MAIN CONTRACTOR: Overseas Bechtel Inc.

CONSULTANTS: Overseas Bechtel Inc.

MIDMAC ROLE: Sub Contractor

VALUE: US $ 8,500,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: February 1991

Completion: June 1991

DESCRIPTION:

Earthworks, asphalt taxiways and concrete apron for aircraft parking facility at Doha International Airport.

PAVING

WORKS

PROJECT: AIRWING BASE, TAXIWAYS

LOCATION: Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Defence, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Weidleplan Consulting GmbH, West Germany

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 9,615,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: 1983

Completion: 1984

DESCRIPTION:

Concrete rigid pavements, including new taxiways and runway links laid by concrete train to very stringent specifications. Work included earthworks, asphalt shoulders, roads, airfield lighting, infrastructure works, telecommunications and road markings.

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: “C” RING ROAD

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Public Works, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Wright Perry Ellis & Partners

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 5,000,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: November 1981

Completion: August 1982

DESCRIPTION:

Reconstruction of 3.2km of dual carriageway incorporating three roundabouts, re-routing of existing services, including high and low voltage electrics, water and sewerage mains, and the installation of an irrigation system in the central reservation. Works included earthworks, asphalt paving, street lighting and road markings.

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: KHALIFA STADIUM ROADS

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Public Works, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Engineering Services Department, Qatar

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 1,820,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: 1975

Completion: 1976

DESCRIPTION:

Construction of 7 km of dual carriageway around the new Khalifa Stadium, including 3 roundabouts, kerbing and service ducts.

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: “C” RING ROAD

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Public Works, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Engineering Services Department, Qatar

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 1,040,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: 1970

Completion: 1972

DESCRIPTION:

Construction of a dual carriageway around Doha 5 km long, including earthworks, asphalting, roundabouts, street lighting and road markings.

PAVING

WORKS

PROJECT: DOHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AIRFIELD EXTENSION

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Public Works, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Engineering Services Department, Qatar

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 5,000,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: 1970

Completion: 1972

DESCRIPTION:

8,000 ft. long x 150 ft. wide extension to Doha Airport runway, plus 20,000 ft. long x 75 ft. wide taxiways and links, all in flexible pavement. Works also included drainage network and 100,000 sq.ft. of rigid pavement, apron and an aircraft service hangar, together with airfield lighting and marking.

DEFENCE

WORKS

PROJECT: AIRWING BASE, INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS

LOCATION: Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Public Works, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Engineering Services Department, Qatar

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US$ 3,250,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: 1970

Completion: 1972

DESCRIPTION:

Infrastructure works to a new air base comprising water distribution, drainage networks, electrical distribution, earthworks, road works, car parks and street lighting.

ROAD

WORKS

PROJECT: SALWA ROAD

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

CLIENT: Ministry of Public Works, State of Qatar

CONSULTANTS: Engineering Services Department, Qatar

MIDMAC ROLE: Main Contractor

VALUE: US $ 4,317,000

EXECUTION: Commencement: 1968

Completion: 1970

DESCRIPTION:

Construction of 42 km highway, including earthworks, marshall asphalt surfacing, culverts and road markings.