Four of Qatar’s “high quality” projects valued in excess of QR13.4bn have been declared national winners in a GCC-wide awards programme that recognises completed quality projects.
The 2013 Meed Quality Awards for Projects has been organised in association with Ernst & Young.
This year’s Qatar national winners include the Qatar Electricity Transmission Projects owned by the Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation, which will vie in the “GCC power and water desalination project of the year category”; and the Doha Towers project owned by Sheikh Saoud bin Mohamed bin Ali al-Thani (nominated by China State Construction Engineering Company), which is now shortlisted in the “GCC building project of the year” award.
Two other projects named joint national winners in the transport project category will compete for the “GCC transport project of the year” award — they are the Ras Laffan Port Expansion Project owned by Qatar Petroleum (nominated by Consolidated Contractors Co) and the Primary Infrastructure Works — Construction Package 2 Project owned by Lusail Real Estate Development Co (nominated by Al Jaber and Partners).
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