MSF wins $281m Oman port infrastructure work
Contract involves construction of roads, infrastructure and buildings
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A consortium of Portuguese engineering and construction company MSF Engenharia and Turkish contractor Serka Taahhut has won a major package of infrastructure works at the Port of Duqm in Oman.
The €252.8 million ($281 million) contract, which was awarded by Special Economic Zone Authority (Sezad), involves the construction of roads, infrastructure and buildings at the commercial terminal and operational zone areas in the Port of Duqm.
The entire work is likely to be completed in 30 months, said a statement from MSF.
Under the IP2 package of works, the MSF consortium will complete work on infrastructures (potable water, fire fighting, storm water drainage, sewerage, pumping stations, electrical and telecommunications networks).
The project also includes road and paving works, buildings (offices, electrical services buildings, warehouses, workshop and maintenance buildings) and Port Crane beam and track works.-TradeArabia News Service
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