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S. Korean consortium to build $4bn smart city in Kuwait
ME Construction News   07 April 2017   Kuwait   Middle East  
S. Korean consortium to build $4bn smart city in Kuwait (source: ME Construction News)
A consortium of South Korean construction companies will build an eco-friendly $4 billion residential city in Kuwait, the South Korean infrastructure ministry has announced. Led by Posco A&C and Hyundai Architects and Engineers Associates Co, ...
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Dubai’s Damac awards contracts worth $381m in Jan-Feb
Developer says 121 contracts awarded in first two months of 2017 for various projects across Dubai (source: ME Construction News)
Developer Damac Properties says it awarded contracts worth AED 1.4 billion ($381 million) during January and February 2017 for its projects in Dubai. A total of 121 deals were signed, including construction, supplier and consultancy contracts, Damac ...
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Bahrain's Riyada Group and India's DCI sign MOU for business cooperation
Zawya   30 November 2016   Bahrain   Middle East  
DCI logo
Dredging Corporation of India Limited (DCI), Government of India undertaking, a premier public sector dredging company, and Riyada Group of Companies, Kingdom of Bahrain, has signed a Business cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for mutual cooperation ...
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Qatar World Cup organisers award main contract for Lusail stadium
Gulf Business   29 November 2016   Qatar   Middle East  
Lusail stadium (source: Gulf Business)
Qatar’s 2022 World Cup organisers have awarded the main contract for the 80,000-seater Lusail stadium, which will host the opening and final matches of the football tournament. A joint venture between Qatari contractor HBK Contracting (HBK) ...
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HLG wins Qatar tower project
The construction index   29 November 2016   Qatar   Middle East  
HLG logo
Middle East‐based contractor HLG has won a QR580m (£128m) contract for the construction of Al Mutahidah Towers in Qatar. Al Mutahidah Towers is located in the beach front precinct of Viva Bahriya at the Pearl‐Qatar, UDC’s flagship project ...
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John Holland wins $600m Melbourne rail project
The construction index   17 November 2016   Australia   Oceania  
Mernda Rail Extension (source: TCI)
The Mernda Rail Extension – which will cost nearly AU$600m (£365m) to build - will include a new station near Hawkstowe Parade in South Morang. The new Hawkstowe station is in addition to two new stations that had already been announced in Mernda ...
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European contractors on shortlist for Sydney Harbour tunnel
The construction index   05 September 2016   Sydney   Australia  
Sydney Harbour tunnel
Two teams have been invited to submit tenders for a project to build twin metro tunnels under Sydney Harbour in Australia.One of the teams is a joint venture of three contractors with European ownership - Ferrovial, Acciona and BAM - while the other ...
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Hochtief picked for Frankfurt office tower
The construction index   02 September 2016   Frankfurt   Germany  
Marienturm Tower
Hochtief Building has been appointed to build the Marienturm, a high-rise office block in downtown Frankfurt.The contract is with the Perella Weinberg Real Estate Fund II, which is working with project developer Pecan Development on the 155m-tall ...
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Skanska wins Slovakian highway contract
The construction index   30 August 2016   Slovakia   Slovakia  
Skanska has already worked on other sections of the D1
Skanska has won a €197m (£168m) highway contract in eastern Slovakia.The work for the National Highway Authority (NDS) involves the construction of a 14.4km extension of the D1 highway between Budimír and Bidovce and an additional 1.1km of express ...
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Construction firm Dunne Group folds with loss of 524 jobs
The Guardian   19 July 2016   UK   Scotland  
The skyscrapers of Canary Wharf in the City of London. Photograph: Rex/Shutterstock
A Scottish construction group specialising in reinforced concrete foundations and superstructures for buildings, used in some of the tallest skyscrapers in London, has folded with the immediate loss of 524 jobs.The failure of Dunne Group leaves the ...
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