| Country |
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UAE |
| Project Value |
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USD 816,950,000 |
| Sector |
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Real Estate | Community Development
Infrastructure | Other |
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Consultant |
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Mouchel Parkman
(Infrastructure ) |
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Contractors |
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Jv of Belhasa Six Construct and Van Oord Gulf
(Quay Wall ) |
Jv of Ballast Ham Dredging and Archirodon Construction (Overseas) Company
(land recalmation and breakwater ) |
| Profile Type |
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Standalone Project
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| On Hold
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Last Activity:
Construction - Execution
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Initial Completion: 2012
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| Owner |
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Dubai Maritime CityDubai Maritime City - UAE
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| Location |
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Port Rashid, Dubai, UAE
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| Contract Type |
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Construction |
| Facility Type |
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Civil. mechanical works |
| Capacity |
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Land area: 2.27 million sq.m. |
| Main Usage |
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 Community Development |
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| Background |
Dubai Maritime CityDubai Maritime City (DMCDMC) plans to develop the infrastructure required by marine and maritime industries for the Maritime City in Dubai.
The infrastructure package of DMCDMC includes civil, mechanical, and electrical works to relocate the drydock's entrance and extend the drydocks.
Mouchel Parkman Middle East is the infrastructure consultant. |
| Latest Events |
In September 2011, the project was still on hold and no expected date to resume work. |
| Previous Events |
In 2010, the project was put on hold.
In September 2007, the six lane causeway connecting DMCDMC to Dubai was fully completed.
In early Q2 2007, reclamation, breakwaters, and ground improvement works were completed.
In Q2 2006, the first infrastructure package contract that includes extending the Mina road onto the reclamation area, road works and services, and constructing retaining wall was awarded to Hedley International Emirates Contracting.
In Q4 2005, the quay wall construction contract was awarded to the JV of Bel Hasa Six ConstructBel Hasa Six Construct and Van OordVan Oord.
In Q2 2004, the breakwater and land reclamation construction contract was awarded to JV of Archirodon Construction Company and Ballast Ham Dredging. |
| Scope of Work |
Developing infrastructure facilities including three main categories:
-Civil Works: dredging, land reclamation (31.2 million cu. m.), constructing a 3,600 m quay wall, developing concrete and steel rails for transfer pit and dry berths, landscaping, gravel infill and block paving, extending the breakwater by 500 m, relocating the drydock's entrance, and constructing highways and a 12.8 Km local road network (main roads are 3-lane dual carriageways and minor roads are either 2-lane or single-way carriageways).
-Electrical Works: encompassing HV & LV wiring, street lighting, and telecommunication.
-Mechanical Works: water supply network, irrigation, sewerage, fire fighting devices, and district cooling (35 inspection chambers and 67 branch chambers). |
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