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RCJY signs contract for Jubail Industrial College project
- Saudi Arabia: Monday, September 17 - 2012 at 12:33
Saudi Arabia's Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY) has signed a contract for the construction of a number of support buildings at Jubail Industrial College, Arab News has reported. The SR175.5m contract was awarded to the Dammam-based APTC Contracting Co to build a training centre, seven commercial units, a conference hall, a mosque, a security surveillance building, and two water tanks. APTC will also be responsible for the construction of car parking facilities, sidewalks for pedestrians, water and sewage networks, and rain and flood drainage systems, in addition to electricity, telecoms, heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, building management, and fire detection and prevention systems.
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