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General Contracting

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General Contracting

We deliver general contracting services through an integrated approach that combines planning, organization, engineering coordination and execution management, with a focus on quality, safety and commitment to project requirements.

All services

Service Overview

General contracting covers managing and coordinating the works involved in delivering a project — from studying requirements and drawings, through organizing works and resources and following up on execution, to inspection and handover.

A general contractor carries single-point responsibility for turning approved designs into a completed building. This means integrating subcontractors, suppliers and specialist trades under one programme, managing site logistics and interfaces between disciplines, and keeping quality, safety and cost aligned with the contract from mobilisation to handover.

Scope of Services

  • 01Review Requirements & Drawings
  • 02Organize & Manage Works
  • 03Structural Coordination
  • 04Multidisciplinary Coordination
  • 05Quality & Safety Monitoring
  • 06Inspection & Handover

Technical Considerations

01

Programme & Sequencing

A baseline schedule that sequences civil, structural, MEP and finishing works, with look-ahead planning to resolve constraints before they delay the site.

02

Shop Drawings & Submittals

Preparing and tracking shop drawings, material submittals and method statements for consultant approval before any work is executed.

03

Site Logistics & HSE

Site layout, access, lifting plans, temporary works and safety procedures aligned with applicable Saudi regulations and project requirements.

04

Inspection & Handover

Inspection and test plans, snagging, as-built documentation and operation manuals compiled for an orderly handover.

Our Approach

01

Study Project

02

Planning

03

Execution

04

Monitoring

05

Handover

Execution That Masters Every Detail.

Coordinated resources and programmes for a dependable handover.

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