The company is also currently working on two other projects in Qatar, namely the erection, testing and commissioning works for the 400 KV substation for Mesaieed Combined Cycle Power Plant (QR23m); and the Qatalum Project - Service Areas and Pot Room Building for the Qatar Petroleum & Hydro Aluminum (QR71.4m).
The main contractor for the Qatalum Project is SNC Lavlin.
In Abu Dhabi Target Engineering Construction Company WLL was awarded an Dhs100m contract by GS Engineering and Construction, Korea for the Green Diesel Project, TAKREER, Ruwais.
The scope includes steel structure installation, mechanical and piping erection for the tankage and flare area, and the interconnection pipe rack and revamping areas.
The company has also started executing an Dhs30m subcontract with Tecnimont for revamping works for the BOROUGE in Ruwais. The scope includes steel supply and erection, mechanical, insulation, and finishing works.
Target's Marine Division is currently installing an Dhs9m temporary docking facility at Al Reem Island for TRANSCO/ABB, Abu Dhabi.
The steel sheet piled jetty is approximately 45 x 20 metres and includes shore protection.
Target Engineering Construction Company WLL is projecting a turnover of Dhs1.3bn for 2008, with more than Dhs3bn worth of projects in hand.
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Target Engineering Construction Company WLL has been awarded a QR40.2m contract by FISIA ITALIPIAMTI / QEWC for the electrical erection, instrumentation and control works at Qatar - Ras Abu Fontas Phase A1 Desalination Plant.
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About Arabtec:Arabtec Holding PJSC, formerly known as Arab Technical Construction Company PJSC, is a Public Joint Stock Limited Liability Company formed in 2004 to invest in the contracting sector through establishing, acquiring and owning shares in construction related companies in the UAE and abroad. Arabtec Construction LLC, Austrian Arabian Ready Mix Concrete Co. LLC and Arabtec Pre-cast LLC are wholly owned subsidiaries of Arabtec. Arabtec Construction Company LLC, the company behind the world renowned and iconic Burj Dubai are widely recognised as one of the top construction companies in the UAE. Arabtec Holdings was formed to invest in the construction sector with a view to benefit from the unprecedented construction boom that is expected to continue over the next few years. The company relies on a highly motivated management team with vast experience in the contracting sector. Mr Riad Kamal, a founding shareholder, has overseen the development of several construction projects in Dubai and Abu Dhabi since 1975, many of which are considered landmarks in the UAE and soon to be recognised worldwide. Some of these buildings and landmarks include the Jumeirah Beach Residences, Al Mazaya Sky Gardens, Emirates Hills Developments as well as DIFC Gate Village.
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