DAMAC awards construction contracts as it accelerates development at AKOYA Oxygen
This is the third contract awarded by DAMAC for the construction of substations at AKOYA Oxygen.
Press Release - 11-Feb-2018
Emirates Electrical Engineering (L.L.C.)
Also known as: EEE Last updated on: 30 September 2019
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Business SummaryDesign and construction of electrical power projects; power distribution and cable installations; electromechanical engineering; provides engineering consultancy services.Country of IncorporationUAEOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In1977Primary SectorConstructionContact details
Primary address
Building: The Maze TowerStreet: Sheikh Zayed Road
Floor: 19th Floor
Area: Bur Dubai Area
P.O. Box: 16482
Country: UAE
City: Dubai
Region
DubaiCONTACT
- Tel: +971 4-454-3400
- Fax: +971 4-454-3444
- Email: eee@alrostamanigroup.ae
Officers
- Name availableChairman
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