Mannai Information Technology KSA wins major MEP and technology contract for landmark Riyadh giga-project development
Mannai Corporation QPSC, one of the region's leading diversified business groups, headquartered in Doha, Qatar, announced on Tuesday that its Saudi subsidiary, Mannai Information Technology KSA (MIT KSA), has been awarded a major contract by China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), an international engineering and construction company for the delivery of mechanical, electrical, public health…
Saudi subsidiary Mannai Information Technology KSA (MIT KSA) has secured a significant contract from China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) for the delivery of mechanical, electrical, public health services and technology works on a major development in Riyadh. This award marks a pivotal moment for MIT KSA, a key player within the region's leading diversified business group, Mannai Corporation QPSC.
MIT KSA's expertise in delivering mission-critical systems, including its successful work on FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 venues, positions the company to tackle the technical complexities and demanding schedule of this fast-tracked giga-project. The project, part of Riyadh's ambitious urban transformation efforts under Vision 2030, will span two years and is expected to bring together culture, commerce, and contemporary urban living.
By integrating MEP and technology services under a unified delivery model, MIT KSA aims to minimize interface risks and ensure program certainty, while facilitating a seamless progression from design coordination to testing, commissioning, and handover. Liu Xuanyuan, Project Director at CHEC, expressed optimism about the collaboration, highlighting the importance of technical expertise and shared commitment to quality, safety, and program objectives.
The award signifies Mannai IT KSA's growing influence in Saudi Arabia, with the Group's footprint expanding rapidly across six business domains.
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