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Hill International awarded two Saudi project contracts
- Saudi Arabia: Wednesday, October 10 - 2012 at 02:37
The Saudi health ministry has awarded Hill International two contracts to provide project management services during the design and construction of two medical cities and ten hospitals in different parts of the kingdom. The five-year contracts have a combined estimated value to Hill of some SR127.5m ($34m). The King Faisal Medical City in the southern province of Abha will have a 1,350-bed capacity, while the Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Medical City in the northern province of Al Jouf will have 1,000 beds. Both medical cities will incorporate housing and other facilities for medical staff in addition to their hospital facilities. The ten hospitals will add an additional 2,600 beds with locations throughout the kingdom.
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