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MEED | The Line outlines upcoming construction packages - Vimarsana News

MEED | The Line outlines upcoming construction packages

The structures for the first modules will be split into shell and core packages

Source: meed.com
MEED | Saudi Electricity Company reveals 2030 expenditure details - Vimarsana News

MEED | Saudi Electricity Company reveals 2030 expenditure details

The largest component of this spending drive is the transmission sector

Source: meed.com
MEED | Saudi Aramco outlines massive three-year spending programme - Vimarsana News

MEED | Saudi Aramco outlines massive three-year spending programme

The largest investments involve three liquids-to-chemicals (LTC) complexes

Source: meed.com
Saudi Arabia Launches Platform to Enable Contractors to Implement PIF Projects - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia Launches Platform to Enable Contractors to Implement PIF Projects

Saudi Arabia has launched a platform that qualifies contractors and provides services and facilities to enable them to obtain pre-qualification according to technical evaluation criteria.   The new platform will contribute to providing a highly reliable indicator for companies affiliated with the Public Investment Fund to implement construction projects in cooperation with the private sector.  

Source: aawsat.com
Saudi construction sector accounts for 6% of GDP, says official - Vimarsana News

Saudi construction sector accounts for 6% of GDP, says official

RIYADH: The construction sector, valued at over SR255 billion ($68 billion) accounts for 6 percent of the gross domestic product of the Kingdom, according to the chairman of Saudi Contractors Authority. Speaking at the Builders of Egypt Forum in Cairo on Sunday, Zakria Al-Abdulqadir said the construction sector is the second-largest non-oil sector in Saudi Arabia. The official