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SHARE The Red Sea Development Company, developer of the mega-tourism project on Saudi Arabia’s west coast, hired Greek marine contracting specialist Archirodon to design and build a bridge to its main hub island, Shurayrah. Archirodon will provide engineering, procurement and construction services to build the 1.2 kilometre Shurayrah Bridge. It is part of a longer 3.3km crossing connecting the mainland to the hub island, providing easier access to the archipelago of surrounding islands. "Shurayrah Bridge will become one of the main access points for guests onto the island, and its completio...
The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC), the developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism project in Saudi Arabia, has signed up Archirodon to design and build a 1.2-km-long iconic bridge to its main hub island, Shurayrah.
SGTM-Somagec consortium to construct Dakhla Atlantic Port in Morocco Modified date: SGTM-Somagec consortium, which comprises SGTM (Societé Générale des Travaux du Maroc) and Somagec construction firm both of which are based in Morocco, has been selected as the sole candidate for the final stages of the tender for construction of Dakhla Atlantic Port in the North African country. This was recently announced by Morocco’s Ministry of Equipment, Transport, and Logistics. The SGTM-Somagec consortium, which competed against Greek-owned Archirodon Group, French contractor Eiffage and Egypt...
Moroccan consortium beats foreign bidders for port deal A consortium of two Moroccan construction firms has ousted three foreign alliances bidding for a large port project on the Atlantic coast exceeding$1 billion of investments, according to press reports. Morocco’s Transport Ministry said that it had selected a consortium comprising SGTM (Societé Générale des Travaux du Maroc), a key contracting firm in Morocco, and the Casablanca-based Somagec construction firm for the project to build a port in Dakhla, a city of more than 100,000 people in the disputed Western Sahara. The London-base...