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For any further assistance from Qatar Tenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : MPP2274-Q Project Name Mesaieed Fertilizer Complex Project - Phase 6 Territory Qatar Client Qatar Fertilizer Company (QAFCO) Description Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build the sixth phase of the giant fertilizer complex at Mesaieed Industrial City with capacity of 3,850 tonnes per day of granulated urea, including associated utilities and offsite units.
Budget ($) 610000000
Tender Cost ($) Post Date August 2, 2009 Invitation Date Closing Date Period 15/09/2012
Status Current Project Remarks
Updated On : July 29, 2010 It is understood that construction work is progressing and will be completed in the third quarter of 2012. Updated On : January 15, 2010 Construction work has commenced. Updated On : October 12, 2009 A consortium of Italy's Saipem and South Korea's Hyundai Engineering & Construction has been awarded the EPC contract on this scheme. The contract covers supply of licences, engineering, procurement, construction and start-up of a complete granulated urea production plant along with associated utilities and offsite units. This project is in Qatar and is known as Qafco VI. The client is holding direct negotiations with Italy's Saipem for the EPC contract, which is currently building Qafco V. By retaining Saipem to build the sixth phase, the client hopes to reduce the costs of this project to about $3 billion and also avoid a lengthy tendering process. Client is keen to push ahead with this scheme so it can use the ammonia produced by Qafco V as feedstock to make more urea.
Main Contractor Saipem S.p.A (Italy) Main Contractor(1) Hyundai Engineering Corporation (South Korea) Tender Categories Industrial & Special Projects
For any further assistance from Qatar Tenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : MPP318-Q Project Name Low-Density Polyethylene Plant Project - Mesaieed Industrial City Territory Qatar Client Qatar Petrochemical Company Limited (QAPCO) Description Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build a low-density polyethylene (LDPE) plant with production capacity of 300,000 tonnes a year (t/y).
Budget ($) 410000000
Tender Cost ($) Post Date June 10, 2006 Invitation Date Closing Date December 15, 2008 Period 2011
Status Current Project Remarks
Updated On : November 6, 2010 Work is ongoing. The project is expected to be completed in third quarter of 2011. Updated On : December 15, 2009 Construction works have commenced on this development. Updated On : November 11, 2009 Client has signed an agreement with Qatar Islamic Bank to finance this project. Updated On : July 23, 2009 Turkey's Tekfen Construction will work with Uhde in carrying out the construction work on this scheme. Updated On : June 2, 2009 Germany's Uhde has been appointed as the EPC contractor. Updated On : March 22, 2009 It is understood that this project has been re-tendered. Commercial bids are expected to be submitted in May 2009. An award is expected by June 2009. Updated On : February 8, 2009 EPC award is expected by the end of March 2009. Updated On : October 21, 2008 Technical bids have been submitted for the EPC contract. Updated On : July 3, 2008 Tender documents have been issued for the EPC contract. Three international contractors are understood to have been invited to submit bids by the end of August 2008. They are Italy's Tecnimont, UK's Simon Carves and Germany's Uhde. Updated On : June 21, 2008 The client is in process of short-listing pre-qualifying bidders for the EPC contract. Tender documents are due to be issued soon. FEED is also expected to be completed soon. The client will approach banks by the end of this year for the finance element of this scheme. Updated On : November 27, 2007 Germany's Uhde has been awarded the FEED contract. It will carry out basic engineering on the plant. Tenders for the EPC contract are expected to be issued by the end of 2008. Because of licensing restrictions, only a few overseas contractors are likely to be able to bid for the work. They include Italy's Tecnimont, UK's Simon Carves and Germany's Uhde. Updated On : May 1, 2007 Europe's Basell has been selected to provide its proprietary technology for this plant. Under the terms of contract, Basell will licence its Lupotech polyethylene production technology for the LDPE unit. Updated On : September 17, 2006 Technology selection for this unit is expected by the end of this year. The client will soon start basic engineering and order long-lead items such as compressors and high-pressure columns. This project will be located in Mesaieed Industrial City. It will be known as LDPE-3. The new unit will take advantage of surplus ethylene at Mesaieed. Feedstock will be supplied by pipeline. A minimum of three contractors will be pre-qualified for the EPC package, which is expected to be awarded in the second quarter of 2007. The client is planning to make a technology selection in third quarter of 2006. Evaluation of technology bids is currently underway from Europe's Basell and Italy's Polimeri Europa.
Specialist Consultant-1 Basell NV (Netherlands) Financial Consultant Qatar Islamic Bank - QIB (Qatar) FEED Consultant Uhde GmbH (Dubai) Main Contractor Uhde GmbH (Dubai) Sub-Contractor Tekfen Holding Partners (Qatar) Tender Categories Industrial & Special Projects
For any further assistance from Qatar Tenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : MPP043-Q Project Name Qatar - Bahrain Causeway Project Territory Qatar Client Qatar Bahrain Causeway Foundation (Qatar) Description Construction of 40-kilometre-long, double-lane causeway between Qatar and Bahrain comprising about 22 kilometres of bridge structures and 18 kilometres of embankments.
Budget ($) 4000000000
Tender Cost ($) Post Date May 24, 2004 Invitation Date Closing Date Period 15/07/2015
Status Post Poned Remarks
Updated On : October 20, 2011 Qatar's Shura Council has approved a $350 million loan to Bahrain, which will enable this project to go ahead. Updated On : October 9, 2010 It is understood that negotiations have restarted with a construction consortium for the design and build contract on this scheme. The project will resume as soon as negotiations are complete. Updated On : July 12, 2010 It is understood that the project is still on hold. Updated On : June 7, 2010 It is understood that this project has been put on hold amid escalating costs and increased political tension. Updated On : May 4, 2010 Construction costs are still being evaluated with France's Vinci. Vinci leads a joint venture of local Qatari Diar, Medco; Germany's Hochtief; and Athens-based CCC. Construction is now expected to commence in August 2010. Updated On : April 4, 2010 Client has pushed back the start of construction work on this scheme by six months to accommodate the addition of a railway line on the crossing. The re-designed causeway will include a four-lane road crossing, which is scheduled for completion in 2013, and two rail lines, due by 2015, under the new plans. The addition of this railway line has delayed designs being drawn up by the consortium building the bridge. Early construction works are now scheduled to commence in July/August 2010. Updated On : January 24, 2010 Contractors have submitted their bids for the early works contract. Work will commence in March 2010. Updated On : May 23, 2009 It is understood that second stage of design work is expected to be completed by August 2009. Updated On : May 16, 2009 Designs for this scheme are being substantially revised after contractors realised the original gradient for the bridge would be too steep for trains to use the proposed rail link. Revisions to the design are underway and contractors have said that the extra work required on this causeway could add $1 billion to the final cost, raising it to about $4 billion. Despite these changes and the ongoing efforts on new design, early-stage work is expected to commence in the coming months. Once work begins in earnest, the causeway is expected to take four years to build. Updated On : February 28, 2009 Construction works will commence in summer 2009 with a five-year timeline. This delay is to incorporate provisions for passenger and freight rail tracks. Updated On : December 15, 2008 It is understood that geological and marine surveys have commenced, while construction works are expected to commence in January 2009. Updated On : November 16, 2008 US-based KBR has been awarded a contract to provide design, project and construction management services on this scheme. KBR was selected after two rounds of competitive tendering from among five international companies that had expressed interest in the contract. Updated On : October 13, 2008 UK's Halcrow has been selected as the preferred bidder to provide programme management services on this scheme, followed by UK's Mott MacDonald and Germany's Lahmeyer. An award is expected in November 2008. Updated On : September 27, 2008 Design work is expected to be completed by the end of this year. Construction works will take 51 months to complete. Updated On : May 17, 2008 The selected contractors have to wait an additional nine months to determine the value of their contracts after being instructed by the client to work on an open-book basis until the design process is completed. A client representative/programme management consultant is due to be appointed in June 2008. Bidders for this contract include UK-based Mott MacDonald and a joint venture of US' KBR and UK's Halcrow. The successful bidder will report directly to the foundation and be responsible for managing the construction of this scheme on behalf of the client. Construction work is scheduled to commence in early 2009, once a programme manager has been selected and the design of the project has been finalised. Updated On : April 17, 2008 The current budget on this scheme is expected to rise up to 40% due to high prices of construction materials. Updated On : April 8, 2008 It is understood that construction work is expected to commence before the end of 2008. Updated On : February 8, 2008 It is understood that invitation to bid (ITB) for the program management services contract is expected to be issued in the first quarter of 2008. France’s Vinci and local Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company will prepare a preliminary budget and submit it to the Qatar Bahrain Causeway Foundation by May 2008. Updated On : November 29, 2007 A consortium of France's Vinci Group and local Qatari Diar has been awarded the main contract on this scheme. The consortium includes Germany's Hochtief and Athens-based Consolidated Contractors International Company (CCC). Construction is expected to take (51) months. Local Middle East Dredging Company (MEDCO) is carrying out the dredging package. Updated On : October 2, 2007 Negotiations are still underway with companies for the main contract. Construction is scheduled to commence in May 2008. Updated On : August 12, 2007 It is understood that a main contractor has not yet been appointed. Updated On : May 25, 2007 It is understood that the main contract has not been awarded. Negotiations are being held with a number of companies and an award is expected in a month’s time. Updated On : March 20, 2007 An extension has been made to the study on this scheme. The study work includes feasibility study, environmental study and financing issues. Funding for the project from the side of Bahrain has not yet been provided. The project award selection is also under study. Updated On : August 10, 2006 Denmark’s COWI A/S has been appointed as the design consultant on this scheme.
Contact Person: Mogns Hpiid.
Contact No. (+974) 490 6140.Updated On : July 2, 2006 Doha and Manama have finally agreed to establish a special purpose company for implementing this long-planned project. Updated On : May 22, 2004 Final approval has been given by Doha and Manama to carry out this scheme. A joint technical committee is drawing up pre-qualification documents, expected to be released soon, for an international design and supervision consultant. There are also plans to invite companies to pre-qualify for a project management consultancy role. Updated On : March 20, 2004 This project was put back on the agenda during a meeting between the two leaders of Bahrain and Qatar. A final decision is expected within three-four weeks. Once the scheme gets the go-ahead, the next step will be drawing up detailed designs. Updated On : October 3, 2002 Bahrain's Works Ministry is preparing to award a contract for the design and planning of an approach road for this project. Five consultants are competing for the contract. They include UK's MVA Consultants, Hyder Consulting; US' Parsons Global Services and Parsons Brinckerhoff International. A contract award is expected soon. Updated On : August 29, 2002 The consortium led by Denmark's COWI and including Beirut-based Dar al-Handasah (Shair & Partners) has completed the feasibility studies for this project. The next step is expected to come in mid-September 2002 when a technical presentation is due to be made to the joint technical committee made up of officials from Qatar and Bahrain. This project, known as the Friendship Bridge, will link the west coast of Qatar, near Zubairah, to Askar in eastern Bahrain. It will be the longest causeway in the world. The bridge itself would be 22 kilometres long with some 18 kilometres of embankments and marine works. The project involves major dredging and land reclamation works. (15) international companies have submitted pre-qualification bids for this project. The client had short-listed seven companies to bid for the phase I consultancy contract, which includes environmental, engineering and traffic studies and site investigations as well as the preparation of three design options. The bidders were understood to include UK's Ove Arup & Partners; Sweden's Skanska, with UK's Mouchel; Danish consortium headed by COWIconsult and UK's Hyder Consulting. The four-strong Danish consortium, headed by COWI has been awarded a $7.4 million contract. The contract period is 10 months. COWI will be assisted by water modelling specialist DHI Water & Environment, architect Dissing & Weitling and Sund & Baelt. Phase II of the project will involve detailed designs and preparation of tender documents, while phase III covers construction works.
Design Consultant COWI-Almoayed Gulf W.L.L (Bahrain) Project Manager Halcrow Consulting Engineers & Architects Ltd. (Qatar) Project Manager-1 Kellogg Brown & Root (USA) Main Contractor Vinci (France) Specialist Contractor(1) Middle East Dredging Company - MEDCO (Qatar) Main Contractor(1) Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company (Qatar) Main Contractor(2) Hochtief Construction AG (Germany) Main Contractor(3) Consolidated Contractors International Co. Ltd. - CCC (Qatar) Tender Categories Marine Engg. Works & Seaports
Bridges
Industrial & Special Projects
Public Works, Roads & Earthworks
For any further assistance from Qatar Tenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : QNH/749/SDH-Q Project Name Housing Units Renovatin Works Territory Qatar Client Qatar National Hotels Company (QNHC) Description Carrying out renovation of housing units of staffs at a hotel.
Budget ($) Tender Cost ($) 275
Post Date August 5, 2009 Invitation Date Closing Date August 24, 2009 Period Status Completed Tenders Remarks Tender No. QNH/749/SDH
This tender calls for renovation of housing units of staffs at Sheraton Hotel in Qatar. The tender is open to civil contractors only. Tender documents can be obtained from:
Procurement Office,
Qatar National Hotels Company
Doha, Qatar.
Tel No. (+974) 423 7776
Fax No. (+974) 423 7734.
Tenders are to be deposited in the Tender Box provided at Internal Audit Department office, 2nd Floor, Room No. 213 at QNH headquarter in Westbay and should be in sealed envelopes addressed to the Chairman, Tenders Committee. The offers should be valid for 90 days commencing from the closing date and QNH has the right to increase or decrease the scope of works by 20% of the tendered value according to its conditions and prices. The tender should be accompanied with a Tender Bond of 5% issued by a bank operating in the State of Qatar as temporary deposit and valid for 120 days. The successful tenderer should submit a Performance Bond of 10% of the contract sum, which will remain till the completion of the contract. Specified tender fee is to be paid to Account No. 0013-038587-060 with Qatar National Bank.Tender Categories Housing Projects
For any further assistance from Qatar Tenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : 300/2008-Q Project Name Water Purification System & Test Kits Territory Qatar Client Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) Description Supply of water purification system, colorimeter test kit and pocket colorimeter test kit for an electriicty & water authority.
Budget ($) 60955
Tender Cost ($) 140
Post Date November 30, 2008 Invitation Date Closing Date December 14, 2008 Period Status Completed Tenders Remarks July 09, 2009
Local Qatar International Trading Company W.L.L. has been awarded the main contract to carry out this scheme.
November 30, 2008
Tender No. 300/2008
This tender supply is in Qatar. Tender documents can be obtained from:
Materials Department,
Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation
Dafna, Qatar.
Bid bond is QR 14,000.
Offers should be submitted with a bank guarantee issued by a Qatari Bank or by a bank operating in Qatar. Companies, which wish to participate in this tender, should submit the following documents:
1) Copy of Commercial License
2) Mandate copy from the Company
3) Valid ID card
4) Company Stamp.
Quotations should be submitted in sealed envelopes addressed to Secretary, General Tenders Committee.
The last date to purchase tender documents is December 04, 2008.Main Contractor Qatar International Trading Company W.L.L. Tender Categories Industrial & Special Projects
Potable Water Works
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