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| Owner |
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New Doha International Airport Steering Committee
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| Location |
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Doha, Qatar
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| Contract Type |
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Construction |
| Facility Type |
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Airport |
| Capacity |
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22 million sq.m.
50 million passengers/year
2 million t/y of cargo |
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| Background |
New Doha International Airport Steering Committee (NDIASC) plans to develop the New Doha International Airport (NDIA) to replace the existing Doha international airport.
NDIA will be constructed on a 22 million sq.m. area east to the existing Doha airport and will require extensive land reclamation where 60 million cu.m. of fill will be reclaimed from the sea and used to create the site. The new airport will be 12 times larger than the currently existing airport.
Once completed, the new airport, which will be able to accommodate the Airbus A380, will have a capacity of 50 million passengers/year and will handle 2 million t/y of cargo. It will also enable 320,000 aircrafts takeoffs and landings per year.
Initially, the airport was designed to be developed in 3 phases however, phase 1 and 2 were combined together.
NDIA is divided into 4 construction packages. Area 1 includes airfield earthwork, paving and drainage. Area 2 including Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems and site utilities. Area 3 including airport terminal facilities. Area 4 including airport support buildings and landscaping.
BechtelBechtel is the EPCM and master planning consultant.
Scott Wilson is the design consultant. |
| Expected Events |
| Schedule |
Contract Phase/Phase |
Description |
| May 2012 |
Completion | Construction of passenger terminal complex expected to be completed | | Q2 2012 | Completion | Construction of the concourse C superstructure, emiri terminal, parking structure and mosque expected to be completed | | Q2 2012 | Completion | Construction of the utility systems package expected to be completed | | Sep 2012 | Completion | Construction of the airport operations facilities expected to be competed | | Q4 2012 | Completion | Construction of catering facility expected to be completed | | 2015 | Completion | Project expected to be completed
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| Latest Events |
In April 2012, finishing works for the airport operations and catering facilities were ongoing.
In May 2012, the construction of the passenger terminal complex is expected to be completed.
In Q2 2012, the construction of the concourse C superstructure, emiri terminal, parking structure and mosque and the construction of the utility systems package are expected to be completed.
In September 2012, the construction of the airport operations facilities is expected to be completed.
In Q4 2012, the construction of the catering facility is expected to be completed.
In 2015, the project is expected to be completed. |
| Previous Events |
In December 2011, the construction of the fuel system was completed.
In November 2011, the construction of the railway station was completed and the construction works for the remaining packages were ongoing.
In September 2011, the construction of the airline support facilities was completed.
In June 2011, the construction of the midfield area access system was completed.
In August 2010, the airfield paving and road tunnel package was completed.
In the end of June 2010, construction of the north node started.
In June 2010, the construction contract of the north node was awarded to the JV of Six Construct and Midmac Contracting CompanyMidmac Contracting Company.
In May 2010, the construction of the 2 runways was almost completed and 60% of the dredging works was completed.
In October 2008, the construction contract for the hotel, the transit terminal, the communications center, the transmission tower and 6 new aircraft gates was awarded to Gulf Contracting CompanyGulf Contracting Company.
In Q2 2008, the construction of the airline engineering offices was completed.
In December 2007, project costs were revised to USD 11 billion from an initial cost of USD 5 billion due to soaring skilled labor and construction materials costs.
In July 2007, the dredging and reclamation works were completed.
In January 2004, the PMC contract was awarded to BechtelBechtel.
In Q3 2003, the project’s master plan was completed by BechtelBechtel. |
| Scope of Work |
Construction of :
- A passenger complex (50 million passengers, 590,000 sq.m. area)
- 2 runways 4.8 and 4.2 km
- The Emiri terminal (9,000 s.q.m),
- A public mosque (500 worshipers)
- 4 concourses
- An air traffic control tower (80 m high)
- Cargo facilities (49,000 sq.m, 2 million tonnes capacity)
- Maintenance facilities and advanced airport systems
- A hotel
- A transit terminal
- A communications center
- A transmission tower
- 6 aircraft gates
The scope of work also includes dredging and reclamation works and construction of taxiways, a catering facility, operations facilities, airside/landside roadways and airline support facilities. |
| Contract Packages |
| Type |
Project Name |
Contract Value |
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NDIASC - Expansion of NDIA - Phase 3 |
USD 750,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Airfield Paving and Road Tunnel |
USD 493,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Airline Engineering Offices |
USD 50,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Airline Support Facilities |
USD 199,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Airport Operations Facilities |
USD 96,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Airside/Landside Roadways |
USD 197,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Catering Facility |
USD 368,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Concourse C Superstructure |
USD 750,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Dredging & Reclamation |
USD 420,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Emiri Terminal, Parking Structure and Mosque |
USD 246,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Fuel System |
USD 80,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Midfield Area Access System |
USD 212,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Passenger Terminal Complex |
USD 1,000,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Railway Station |
USD 110,000,000 |
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NDIASC - New Doha International Airport - Utility Systems Package |
USD 401,000,000 |
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NDIASC - North South Extensions to Ras Abu Abboud (RAA) Road |
USD 202,000,000 |
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| Project News |
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| Schedule | Contract Phase/Phase | Description |
| Q3 2003 |
Design | Master plan completed
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| Jan 2004 |
PMC | Contract awarded to BechtelBechtel
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| Jul 2007 |
Completion | Dredging and reclamation works completed
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| Q2 2008 |
Completion | Construction of airline engineering offices completed
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| Oct 2008 |
Construction | Contract for the hotel, the transit terminal, the communications center, the transmission tower and 6 new aircraft gates awarded to Gulf Contracting CompanyGulf Contracting Company
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| Q2 2009 |
Completion | Construction of airside and landside roadways
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| May 2010 |
Construction | 60% of dredging works completed
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| Jun 2010 |
Construction | Construction contract of north node awarded to JV of Six Construct and Midmac Contracting CompanyMidmac Contracting Company | | | Construction | Construction of north node started
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| Aug 2010 |
Completion | Airfield paving and road tunnel package completed
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| Jun 2011 |
Completion | Construction of midfield area access system
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| Sep 2011 |
Completion | Construction of the airline support facilities completed
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| Nov 2011 |
Completion | Construction of the railway station completed
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| Dec 2011 |
Completion | Construction of the fuel system completed
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| May 2012 |
Completion | Construction of passenger terminal complex expected to be completed
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| Q2 2012 |
Completion | Construction of the concourse C superstructure, emiri terminal, parking structure and mosque expected to be completed | | | Completion | Construction of the utility systems package expected to be completed
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| Sep 2012 |
Completion | Construction of the airport operations facilities expected to be competed
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| Q4 2012 |
Completion | Construction of catering facility expected to be completed
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| 2015 |
Completion | Project expected to be completed
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