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Local Services, World Class Skills LOCAL SERVICES, WORLD CLASS SKILLS ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN SERVICES COMPANY PROFILE CREATIVITY Dar Al-Riyadh was established in Above everything we place creativity and 1975 to meet the rising demand in creative thinking. Dar recruits inspired Architecture and Engineering Design as and independently minded people who well as Construction Supervision services are passionate about design and want to in KSA. Since then, the company has excel. grown with offices in each Province. Our services encompass Master Planning, We provide them with the freedom Urban and Engineering Design, in and space to dream, and because our addition to Petrochemical, Infrastructure, organisation supports, informs, enables Industrial Buildings,Telecommunications, and empowers them, they are able to Environmental, Utilities and Community deliver solutions that create a positive projects from preliminary studies through impact on the communities that they are site investigation, and culminating in intended for. the preparation of contract documents, specifications and construction drawings. Since its establishment, DAR has provided millions of man-hours of Engineering Services in Design, Project Management and Construction Supervision. Key to DAR’s success has been its commitment to the highest standards of excellence in Engineering Consultancy within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Middle East region. 2 THE IDEA BECOMES REALITY DAR AL RIYADH CONSULTANTS 3 VISION AND AMBITION OUR PEOPLE Over the past three decades, the Dar’s family consists of consist of government has delivered monumental 3000 highly skilled, carefully selected investment programs to meet the employees. This team is one of the most infrastructural requirements of a modern diverse and multi-disciplinary mission- country with a rapidly growing population. driven teams in the country. We take great For the decades to come, Dar Al Riyadh pride in our work and our people are what anticipates a gradual shift of attention from sets us apart from the rest. large infrastructural projects to fulfilling the social and economic requirements of In line with this, we spend a lot of time an evolving modern society. across our business lines to develop our people and provide them with great Following this line of thought, Dar Al challenges and continuous learning Riyadh has the ambition to become one opportunities so that our clients can of the leading companies in the field of depend on their strengths and reliable professional value-added services. We services. believe that surpassing client expectations and people development are key success factors of durable client relationships. Accordingly, Dar Al Riyadh has embarked on programs encompassing human resource practices and development – with a focus on acquiring and grooming local talent – and client engaging processes, creating long-term client satisfaction and lasting experiences. 4 Dar Al Riyadh Compass (our core values) directs our behaviors and efforts towards CORE achieving success and sustainability VALUES Dar Al Riyadh Compass consists of five values: PEOPLE TRUST & INTEGRITY We take the safety and wellbeing of our Trust is the foundation of our relationships people seriously. We provide our people with our clients, our partners, our people with growth opportunities and we partner and our communities. We never compromise with them to unleash our collective potential. on our professional and ethical principles. ACCOUNTABILITY EXCELLENCE We have the courage to take full responsibility We deliver value to our clients through for our actions at all levels. We set clear rigorous planning and disciplined execution. targets, we empower our people and hold We hedge against complacency by reflecting them accountable. critically on our business practice. COLLABORATION We work together to reflect the “Power of One” and to create synergies. We minimize organizational boundaries and work across them effectively. DAR AL RIYADH CONSULTANTS 5 MAIN DIVISIONS ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT &SERVICES The engineering and architecture Regardless the complexity of your disciplines have been at the core of construction project, Dar Al Riyadh Dar Al Riyadh’s portfolio since the seasoned professionals provide company’s inception in 1975. solutions to your tough challenges. We generate lasting value for As part of our aim to bring value to our clients, creating unequaled all stakeholders, we are continuously confidence and certainty. exploring sustainable solutions to develop structures to operate better. At Dar Al Riyadh, we customize each project approach using our depth Our services portfolio include among of expertise across a wide spectrum others conceptual and detail design of experience. We have breadth of for general building structures and resources and a national footprint to complex industrial installations. contractors and government agencies in all industries from concept through project closeout regardless of size, scope or complexity. 6 OPERATIONAL MANPOWER & SERVICES MASDAR SYSTEMS & SOLUTIONS GEOMATICS SERVICES & SOLUTIONS We help clients in their operations to With more than 20 years of the progress and increased visibility and beyond their expectations. While experience and a solutions portfolio of geomatics in day-to-day life has supporting the client’s objectives covering more than twenty global been made possible by advances related to operational excellence, brands we have been satisfying client in computer science and software working closely with stakeholders needs of the Governmental, semi- engineering. The creation of Dar at all levels is our foundation for Governmental and private sectors in Al Riyadh Geomatics Services and continuous improvement. Saudi Arabia. Solutions in 2010 was a matter of course. The division is fully We offer a wide spectrum of services We offer a wide spectrum of services specialised in geospatial information and solutions varying from staffing and solutions in the field of power, fields including GIS, GPS, digital services and program management HVAC, measurement, flow control, mapping, and remote sensing. to maintenance services and safety and security for complex The division has designed many operational supervision. industrial installations, infrastructure, smart systems to capture, manage, commercial buildings and residential and present all types of spatial or buildings. geographical data for clients such as the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs. DAR AL RIYADH CONSULTANTS 7 8 DAR AL RIYADH CONSULTANTS 9 ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE DESIGN SERVICES • Architecture • Landscape architecture • Building Information Modeling (BIM) • Interior design • Infrastructure engineering • Environmental • Industrial Engineering Services • Roads • Urban planning/design • LEED certification modeling • Master planning • Code compliance studies • Detailed design • Systems modeling & analysis • BOQ preparation • Cost estimation 10 ARCHITECTURE INFRASTRUCTURE Dar Al Riyadh Design division has Dar Al Riyadh has created & creating created remarkable architectural designs numerous detailed design of complete throughout the kingdom Some recent infrastructure systems. Some recent examples include: examples include: Architecture • Ministry Of Housing Projects • Ras Al Khair Industrial city, Jubail • Prince Naif Medical City • Future Industrial City, Riyadh • Security Forces Hospital Riyadh • Ranya and Hariq Military Cities • Janadriyah Race Course • Prince Abdullah Military City, Hofuf • General Auditing Bureau • Al-Khaleej Village, Half Moon Bay • Saudi Food & Drug Authority We provide detailed design of • Al Yasmine Mixed Use Project infrastructure, Instrumentation and control • Damac Twin Towers systems services including: • Al Rimal Gosi Gated Community • Domestic Supply and Fire Fighting • Dammam Commercial Center • Leak Detection and Monitoring • Taibah Master Plan, Riyadh • Storm Water and Irrigation • Modon • Sanitary sewage and Treatment • Royal Commission Projects • Roads and parking, Exterior Lighting • King Abdullah University • Site Power Generation and Medium Voltage (13.8 Kv) • Al Khobar Lake Project • Main Low voltage Switchboards and • Granada Mall Distribution Boards • King Faisal Hospital • Plant Instrumentation, Process Control and SCADA • Madina Development Authority • Facility Automation, Programming and • Ministry Of Justice Configuration and more… • Ministry Of Labor DAR AL RIYADH ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE 11 ENERGY, OIL & GAS Dar Al Riyadh completed numerous design We provide the following engineering projects in Energy and Oil & Gas. The services: following are select examples from the last few years: • FEED, Basic & Detailed engineering works • East-West Pump Station, #3 Bulk Plant, Saudi Aramco • Engineering studies • Upgrade Sanitary Wastewater • 3-D Modeling Treatment Facilities, Saudi Aramco • Scoping preparation • Construction of Qassim Crude Oil Pipeline, GCC • Included in these services are the following systems: Pipelines, fire, • Expand Sewage Treatment Plant in water, HVAC, architectural, civil , Rahimah, Saudi Aramco structural, electrical, mechanical, instrumentation, process, piping, • Crude Oil Pipeline & Metering Station- process, and telecom. Riyadh PP10, El Seif Engineering • Abqaiq GOSPs 5 & 6 Control Systems Upgrade, Saudi Aramco 12 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING HEALTHCARE & SERVICES (IES) RESEARCH We provide the following Industrial Dar Al Riyadh can manage a wide range of engineering services : hospital projects, from refurbishment and new build design consultancy
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