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1500+ Organisations Have Attended Our Regional Transport and Infrastructure Events in the Past – Find out Who They Are! 2 – Day Conference: 8 - 9 September 2014 Interactive Workshops: 7 & 10 September 2014 DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC, HIGH-QUALITY ROAD NETWORK TO ENHANCE CONNECTIVITY AND OPTIMISE TOURISM AND COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS THE SULTANATE 1500+ organisations have attended our regional transport and infrastructure events in the past – find out who they are! Tel: +971 4 364 2975 Email: [email protected] www.bridgeshighwaysoman.com Who? Tel: +971 4 364 2975 Email: [email protected] www.bridgeshighwaysoman.com From? ACCIONA Infrastructures Al Rayyan ACE Moharram Bakhoum Al Reheily ADPI Oman Branch Al Ruyah International Trading AECOM & Engineering Services Afcons Construction Mideast Al Saad General Contracting LLC Al Saimana Construction Est Al Ain Municipality Al Salmeen Group Al Amana Building Materials Al Sanpok Company Al Shoula Group Al Asab Contracting Al Siraj Investment Holding Establishment LLC Al Asala Engineering and Al Tamimi & Company Contracting LLC Al Turki Enterprises Al Barij International LLC Al Wadi Contracting & Steel Al Burkan Group of Companies Work Co Al Busaidy, Mansoor Jamal & Co. Al Watan Al Gurg Fosroc LLC Al Wataniya Concrete Al Gurg Fosroc Oman AL Yamama Company Al Hassan Group of Companies A'lat Heavy Equipment co Al Husam International Al-Ayuni Investment & Contracting Contracting Company Al Jaber & Energy Alce Engineering Qatar Al Jaber Transport & General ALEC Construction Contracting Alfa Managed by Orascom Al Jazeera International Group Alfanar AL KHODARI COMPANY Algihaz Holding Al Mabsly Trading Algosystems Al Madina Logistic Services Algosystems Qatar A.L.L Al Marwan General Contracting Alhadara Company Al-Haramain Co. Al Muhaidib Contracting Co. Aljaber Engineering WLL Al Musbah Group Al-Jazirah Engineers & Al Naboodah Constrcution Consultants Group Alkhalij Holding Al Naboodah Construction Alloymtd Malaysia Group Almabani General Contractors Al NAboodah Contracting LLC Company Al Naseem Investment & Almana Group WLL Development AlMobty Contracting Co. Al Ohadieh Co Al-Nusif International Co. Al Otaishan Consulting Al-Rajhi Alliance Engineers Alstom Transport Al Rajhi Construction AlTuwaijri Group From? Aluma Systems Attain Alyaf Industrial Co Attieh Group Amana Qatar Contracting Aurecon Ameeri Industries Australian Trade Commision AmerCom Corporation Austrian Trade Commission in American University of Dubai Muscat Ammann NME FZE AVK Middle East Anasser Group Awshal Trading & Investment Anixter Co. AP Sensing GmbH Axience Apave Liban AXIO-NET GmbH Apex Fire Engineering and Ayla Construction Chemicals Trading B&C Association Apex Fire Engineering and BAE Trading Amabhubesi holdings Bahrain Asphalt - A division of Arab Center for Engineering Haji Hassan Group BSC (c) Studies ACES Bahri and Mazroei Technical Arab Emirates Investment Systems Co Bank Bahwan Contracting Co Arab Engineering Bureau Bahwan Engineering Group Arc Construction & Trading Baker & McKenzie LLC BALOGULLARİ PETROLEUM Areen Enterprises COSTRACTİON İNDÜSTRY Arminox COMPANY Armstrong International Bank Muscat Arriyadh Development BAPP Group Contracts Authority Barnshaws Steel Bending ARTAR BASF Arup Basler and Hofmann Arwani Trading Batco ASC Bauer Specialized Foundation ASCO Consulting Engineers Contractor India Pvt ASCOM S P A Bauer Specialized Foundation Ascon Roads Contractor India Pvt. Ltd. Ashghal Public Works Baytur Construction Company Authority BCC Logistics Asian Development Bank Bechtel Qatar Asons Enterprise Bechtel Telecoms Aspermont Becsa General Contracting LLC Associated Consulting Beijing Wowjoint Machinery Co. Engineers Bemco Contracting Company ASTAD Project Management Bentley Systems Astaldi Spa – Oman Branch BERD - Bridge Engineering Atkins Research & Design Atkins Bernard Engineers From? Besix Construct Chebli Machinery and Besix/Six Construct Construction Best Gulf Trading Co LLC Chennai Metro Rail Betafence China Civil Engineering BFG International Construction Corporation Birsta China Harbour Engineering Bond Trading First Co LLC Company .(CHEC) BPI Consultancy Cipla Brand Oman Management Unit Civil Aviation Authority Bridge Diagnostics INC CLF Bridon Middle east CNAN Trading and Consulting British Consulting Ltd British Embassy CNBM International British Embassy - Muscat Engineering Co. 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