Siemens Energy has expanded its plant in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, increasing its area by 35% to 20,000 square met ..Read More

Siemens Energy has expanded its plant in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, increasing its area by 35% to 20,000 square meters. The expansion will support the localization of energy sector industries, including gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) and HL-Class gas turbines. Notably, the 9000HL-Class turbines will be used in the Taiba-2 and Qassim-2 CCGT projects, marking the first time these turbines will be assembled outside of Siemens' Berlin factory. This follows a $1.5 billion contract awarded in June 2024 for these projects.
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HEISCO's Saudi Arabian branch has received a letter of award from Enppi for a SAR 275.5 million contract. The ..Read More

HEISCO's Saudi Arabian branch has received a letter of award from Enppi for a SAR 275.5 million contract. The project involves executing the main civil and mechanical works for debottlenecking production facilities in Abqaiq, with a duration of 865 days.
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Diriyah Company has opened two major substations, a 1707 MVA Bulk Substation and a 200 MVA Primary Substation, ..Read More

Diriyah Company has opened two major substations, a 1707 MVA Bulk Substation and a 200 MVA Primary Substation, to support the infrastructure development of Diriyah and Wadi Safar in Saudi Arabia. These substations, designed with Najdi architectural elements, will power key developments in Diriyah, including cultural, residential, and hospitality assets. The projects are a significant milestone in Diriyah’s growth as a world-class destination, combining advanced infrastructure with the preservation of cultural heritage.
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The National Water Company (NWC) of Saudi Arabia has launched water supply projects in Makkah valued at over 1 ..Read More

The National Water Company (NWC) of Saudi Arabia has launched water supply projects in Makkah valued at over 1.6 billion SAR. These initiatives will replace main water transmission lines along the third ring road, covering 29 kilometers and serving 16 districts. The projects are expected to benefit around 3 million people annually, ensuring efficient water supply for Makkah, especially during peak seasons like Ramadan and Hajj. The upgrades are part of NWC’s broader strategy to enhance infrastructure and meet growing demand due to increasing visitors and pilgrims.
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Retal Urban Development Company, Saudi Arabia, signed a SAR 374 million contract with its subsidiary, Building ..Read More

Retal Urban Development Company, Saudi Arabia, signed a SAR 374 million contract with its subsidiary, Building Construction Company, to construct 285 residential units in Murcia zone, Khozam suburb, Riyadh. The project will span 30 months from the contract's effective date.
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Diriyah Company awarded a $113.6 million (SAR 426.3 million) architecture and design contract to Omrania, part ..Read More

Diriyah Company awarded a $113.6 million (SAR 426.3 million) architecture and design contract to Omrania, part of the Egis group, for designing buildings in three community areas within Diriyah’s Boulevard District. Omrania will deliver concept to construction supervision, contributing to the $63.2 billion Diriyah project. This aligns with Diriyah’s broader development strategy, including other significant contracts for cultural and luxury projects.
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Saudi Water Partnerships Company (SWPC) has issued two Requests for Proposal (RFPs) for the development of the ..Read More

Saudi Water Partnerships Company (SWPC) has issued two Requests for Proposal (RFPs) for the development of the Hadda and Arana Independent Sewage Treatment Plants (ISTPs) in Makkah. The Arana ISTP will have an initial capacity of 250,000 cubic meters per day, expandable to 500,000, while Hadda will start at 100,000 cubic meters per day, expandable to 250,000. Both projects will enhance wastewater treatment and reuse systems for irrigation, aligning with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 and National Water Strategy. The projects are set to begin commercial operations by 2028.
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NEM Energy, Netherlands, has secured a contract to supply two Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs) with Exha ..Read More

NEM Energy, Netherlands, has secured a contract to supply two Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs) with Exhaust Gas Bypass Systems (EGBSs) for a new 1,300 MW combined cycle power plant in Saudi Arabia, set to begin operations by the end of 2028. The project, in collaboration with Spanish EPC company Tecnicas Reunidas, will support Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) in providing efficient power supply. NEM Energy's HRSG technology has been successfully deployed in multiple projects across Saudi Arabia.
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