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For any further assistance from EmiratesTenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : MPP2562-U Project Name Offshore Pipelines & Early Production Facilities Project - Upper Zakum Full Field Development Territory Abu Dhabi Client Zakum Development Company - ZADCO (Abu Dhabi) Description Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract to build offshore pipelines and cables to connect new production facilities on four artificial islands and the existing satellite platforms with central onshore facilities, as part of the Upper Zakum full field development project.
Budget ($) 4000000000
Tender Cost ($) Post Date July 16, 2010 Invitation Date Closing Date March 4, 2012 Period 2016
Status Current Project Remarks
Updated On : April 14, 2013 A consortium comprising Petrofac Emirates and South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine has been awarded a $3.7 billion contract on this development. Petrofac Emirates is a joint venture between UK-listed oil and gas contractor and Abu Dhabi services company Mubadala. Petrofac's share of the deal is understood to be worth $2.9 billion. Updated On : December 17, 2012 It is understood that EPC-2 contract award has been delayed until early 2013. Updated On : September 26, 2012 South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries and Samsung Engineering have been emerged as the front-runners to win an estimated $4-billion EPC-2 contract on this scheme. Five commercial bids for the EPC-2 contract have been submitted on September 17, 2012. Bidders include; South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries / US’ KBR; South Korea’s Samsung Engineering; France’s Technip / local National Petroleum Construction Company; Japan’s JGC Corporation / South Korea’s Daewoo Engineering & Construction and UK’s Petrofac / South Korea’s Daewoo Ship Building & Marine Engineering. It is understood that packages for the phase 2 permanent production facilities are expected to be tendered at a later date. Updated On : September 2, 2012 It is understood that bid submission deadline for the EPC2 contract has been delayed until mid-September 2012 Updated On : July 23, 2012 UK-based Speedy has won a contract from ESNAAD, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) to provide equipment rental services for the scheme. Five-year deal worth over $50-million, covers the provision of logistics, asset management and equipment rental to support drilling and processing activities on four artificial islands. Mobilization of the equipment will begin shortly. EPC contract for the crude production and process facilities on the artificial islands is expected to be awarded by the end of 2012. Updated On : July 19, 2012 It is understood that NPCC will lead the consortium and undertake the entire fabrication and offshore installation and modification works, while Technip operating centre in Abu Dhabi will undertake the overall engineering for the scheme. The consortium will jointly manage procurement, cable installation, onshore construction and commissioning. Updated On : July 10, 2012 A consortium of France’s Technip and local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) has been officially awarded the $800-million EPC contract on July 05, 2012 for the offshore early production facilities on this scheme.
Contact Person: Mr. Adnan El Arab (Project Manager).
Tel. No. (+971-2) 502 2232.
E-mail: adnanea@npcc.ae
OR
Contact Person: Mr. Daniel Gelas (Project Manager).
Tel. No. (+971-2) 611 6862.Updated On : July 2, 2012 It is understood that companies have been asked to submit commercial bids for the EPC 2 package which include construction of processing trains, pipeline and other facilities on artificial island by late July 2012 or early August 2012. Companies who submitted technical bids for the scheme in early May 2012 include: South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries; US-based McDermott; UK’s Petrofac; Italy’s Saipem and Singapore’s Swiber Holdings and France’s Technip with local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC). The contract is not expected to be awarded until the end of 2012. Updated On : June 27, 2012 A consortium of France’s Technip and local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) is expected to officially award an estimated $800-million EPC contract on this scheme. Award is expected to be made in the first week of July 2012. Updated On : June 24, 2012 Local/Australian Habtoor Leighton Group has won a contract for the design and construction of accommodation and utilities for artificial islands on this scheme. Contract includes construction of accommodation for 2,150 people with other facilities such as kitchen, mess hall, clinic, laundry, recreational areas and a mosque. There will also be operations and drilling offices and workshops. Work is expected to commence immediately. Updated On : May 7, 2012 It is understood that local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) is set to be awarded the EPC contract on this scheme. The contract involves construction of five riser platforms offshore Abu Dhabi, flare towers and several pipelines to onshore facilities. Updated On : March 22, 2012 A consortium of France’s Technip and local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) is understood to be the front-runner to win $800-million contract to build offshore early production facilities on this development. The partners submitted lowest bid, beating rival proposals from UAE-based McDermott and Italy’s Saipem. Construction of the four artificial islands are now expected to be completed in April 2012. Updated On : March 6, 2012 Three companies have submitted commercial proposals to build early production facilities on this scheme. They are, UAE-based McDermott; Italy’s Saipem and France’s Technip with local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC). It is understood that contract is expected to be signed before May 2012, with a letter of intent issued as early as in April 2012. Updated On : February 15, 2012 Local Al Jaber Energy has been awarded a $ 220 million civil works contract on this scheme. The contract includes building camps and accommodation at an artificial island built by local National Marine Dredging Company. Client is building four artificial islands off the cost of Abu Dhabi to house drilling platforms, oil production facilities and supporting facilities. At least four International EPC contractors are expected to submit the commercial proposals for the main contract including; South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries; UAE-based McDermott; Italy’s Saipem and France’s Technip with local National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC). Updated On : February 8, 2012 Client has invited contractors to submit commercial bids for the EPC contract on this scheme. Updated On : December 14, 2011 Technical bids for the EPC contract are currently under evaluation. FEED study is still ongoing. Submission of commercial bids for the EPC contract is expected in March 2012 (delayed from August 22, 2011). An award is anticipated in the third quarter of 2012. Updated On : August 2, 2011 Four companies have submitted technical bids for the EPC contract by the end of July 2011. They include Jebel Ali-based J Ray McDermott Middle East, local National Petroleum Construction Company, Saipem-UAE and France's Technip. Updated On : May 5, 2011 It is understood that companies have been pre-qualified for the EPC contract. Invitation to bid (ITB) has been issued. Updated On : January 10, 2011 Expressions of Interest (EOIs) have been submitted for the EPC contract. Updated On : December 21, 2010 FEED study is ongoing. Updated On : October 12, 2010 It is understood that pre-qualification documents have been submitted for the EPC contract. This project is part of Phase 1 of Upper Zakum full field development in Abu Dhabi. The scheme is known as UZ750. Phase 1 aims to increase the capacity by 100,000 barrels a day (b/d) of oil and the overall development aims to increase production capacity from 550,000 to 750,000 bpd by improving oil recovery at the field. Scope of work for this contract includes:
- 227 kilometres of sub-sea pipelines with diameter ranging between 8" and 42".
- 125 kilometres of cables.
- 5 riser platforms and flare structures.
- Brownfield work on existing facilities.
France's Technip has been awarded a contract to carry out the front-end engineering and design (FEED) study.
Contact Person: Mr. Shehab Kishwar (Project Manager)
E-mail: skishwar@technip.comFEED Consultant Technip (Abu Dhabi) Main Contractor National Petroleum Construction Company - NPCC (Abu Dhabi) Sub-Contractor Al Habtoor Leighton L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Specialist Contractor(1) Speedy International Asset Services Equipment Rental LLC (Abu Dhabi) Main Contractor(2) Technip (Abu Dhabi) Main Contractor(3) Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Company Ltd. (Dubai) Main Contractor(4) Petrofac Emirates L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Civil Engineering Contractor Al Jaber Energy Services (Abu Dhabi) Tender Categories Oilfields & Refineries
For any further assistance from EmiratesTenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : OPP270-U Project Name Midfield Terminal Project - Abu Dhabi International Airport Expansion Territory Abu Dhabi Client Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) Description Construction of a Midfield Terminal at Abu Dhabi International Airport.
Budget ($) 3200000000
Tender Cost ($) 13625
Post Date January 19, 2010 Invitation Date January 17, 2010 Closing Date March 7, 2012 Period 2017
Status Current Project Remarks
Updated On : April 7, 2013 India’s Larsen & Toubro has been awarded an estimated $272 million contract to build airside areas for terminal building at the airport. Scope of work involves construction of concrete hard stands for aircraft parking around the new Midfield Terminal building, including contact and remote stands. Work is scheduled to commence this month and completed in (28) months. Updated On : January 31, 2013 US' KBR has been awarded a contract to provide construction management services for part of its expansion program. KBR will be responsible for managing various contractors' costs, schedules, quality, contract administration and risks. Scope of utilities work includes over 60 miles of gravity storm and sanitary sewer, potable water, chilled water and fire water piping, and over 25 miles of power and telecommunication duct banks, a Central Utility Plant, a highway interchange, airside and landside roads, cooling stations and standby power generation. Updated On : January 16, 2013 Malaysian contractor Eversendai Engineering has been awarded a $108 million contract to undertake structural steel works on this project. The new terminal is being fabricated from a total of 70,000 tonnes of steel and nearly 500,000 square metres of steel and glass cladding. Eversendai has secured the contract for structural steel works for the Piers, Jet Bridges and Gate houses. The new piers will accommodate up to 65 jets, including the jumbo Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-800. Work is due to start in February 2013 and completed by 2015. Updated On : November 26, 2012 Turkey's Anel Group has been awarded the electrical works contract, while a consortium comprising local Efco, Thermo and Anel Group has been awarded the mechanical works contract on this scheme. Client is also in final stages of negotiations with contractors to build the airside area on this scheme. Updated On : November 6, 2012 Around (18) new tenders for packages of works are expected to be issued in the coming months on this project. Tenders may be issued for specific items such as baggage carousels and IT systems. Although it is not known as to when the process of issuing tenders would commence, a schedule has been agreed with the client. Updated On : October 18, 2012 It is understood that client has short-listed contractors for the contract to build airside areas at the airport on this scheme. Updated On : October 2, 2012 It is understood that a consortium of six UAE banks have signed a $1.08 billion syndicated loan deal with the consortium set to build this terminal. The banks include Al Hilal Bank, First Gulf Bank, Mashreq, Union National Bank and Arab Bank, with Mashreq and Arab Bank acting as the lead arrangers. Updated On : September 24, 2012 It is understood that the bids have been submitted for airside area construction contract on this scheme. Updated On : September 5, 2012 It is understood that work on this scheme has commenced following the notice from the client. Short listed contractors are also preparing to resubmit bids on September 16, 2012 for the airside areas construction contract. Updated On : August 22, 2012 Client has invited short-listed contractors to re-submit bids in September 2012 for the airside areas construction contract. Contract has now been changed to a lump-sum contract and six of the original bidders have been asked to re-submit the bids. Updated On : August 13, 2012 It is understood that the consortium has completed financing deal for the scheme. All funds are in place and the terms agreed, a final signing of the contract is expected in early September 2012. Debt is split between several tranches, including loans and bonds, with tenors ranging from four to seven years. Financing includes a portion of Islamic loans, while most are understood to be conventional loans. Updated On : August 9, 2012 It is understood that the consortium building the new airport terminal is close to securing a $1.1 billion financing deal, which will be mainly Shariah-compliant. Dubai lender Mashreq is leading the financing deal, which includes First Gulf Bank, Union National Bank, Al Hilal Bank, all from Abu Dhabi, and Jordan's Arab Bank. Updated On : June 28, 2012 It is understood that the client has signed a $2.95 billion main contract with the consortium of CCC, TAV and Arabtec.
Arabtec Construction Site Office Tel. (+971-2) 4195055.
Construction of the 700,000 square metre terminal building will commence in the third quarter of 2012. Project will include two phases, the four year construction phase, followed by operational readiness assessment phase (ORAT), where during a (9) month period thorough tests of all aspects of the terminal will take place to ensure operational and efficiency readiness from the first day of operation. During construction process, area immediately surrounding the MTB is also being developed to ensure required infrastructure and facilities are available to support the operation of the MTB in 2017, which include aircraft parking stands, terminal roadways, connecting roads to Abu Dhabi/Dubai highway, and utility plants. Passenger facilities and duty-free retail will include high-end commercial offerings across more than 18,000 square metres, including internationally renowned luxury goods and designer outlets and almost 10,000 square metres of international restaurants and cafes, offering a wide range of style and cuisine. Passenger facilities will also include over 27,500 square metres of airline hospitality lounges, a transit hotel and a heritage and culture museum.Updated On : June 27, 2012 Contractors competing for the contract to build airside areas have been asked to local incorporate their joint ventures (JV). Firms that are incorporated locally do not expect any major problems, but the move could derail bids from international companies that are not already incorporated locally. Updated On : June 12, 2012 It is understood the client is in process of restructuring its Board of Directors. Due to this, the signing ceremony for the main contract with Arabtec-TAV-CCC consortium on June 11, 2012 was cancelled. Updated On : June 5, 2012 Client has received bids from contractors to build the airside areas on this scheme. Updated On : May 30, 2012 A team of US’ Aecom and Hill International has been appointed as the project manager on this scheme. It will manage the contracting consortium working on the project. Early construction work has already started and a main contractor is expected to be formally appointed in early June 2012. Updated On : May 8, 2012 Client has extended the bid submission deadline until June 03, 2012 for the $272-Million contract to build airside areas. The construction work involves infrastructure and civil works around midfield complex, including 300,000 square metres of pavement concrete, 600,000 square metres of flexible pavement with taxiway connections to the existing and future taxiway systems and installation of utilities such as power, storm water drainage and a jet fuel system. Updated On : May 7, 2012 Client has confirmed that it is currently in discussions with a consortium of CCC, TAV and Arabtec to finalise all details of the main contract for building this terminal. An official announcement is expected in June 2012. Updated On : May 1, 2012 It is understood that the local/Turkish/Athens-based consortium Arabtec-TAV-CCC is on the verge of securing the main contract, being the lowest bidder at $2.87-billion. A consortium of South Korea’s Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Kumho Engineering & Construction, Beijing-based China State Construction Corporation and the local Al-Shafar General Contracting Company submitted the second lowest price of $3-billion. A team of US-based Bechtel Corporation, Local Al-Jaber Group and Turkey’s Enka submitted a price of $3.16-billion. A consortium of South Korea’s Samsung C&T, Local/Belgium’s Six Construct Abu Dhabi and Local/Lebanese Arabian Constriction Company (ACC) submitted $3.25-billion. Updated On : April 25, 2012 Client has asked bidders to extend the validity of tender bonds to the end of July 2012. The company wants to extend the validity of bonds so that contractor’s prices, which were submitted earlier this year, remain valid giving it more time to consider awarding the contract. Updated On : February 28, 2012 It is understood that bids are still under evaluation for the main construction package. Client has not specified a timeframe for award. On-site construction activity is expected to commence within the second quarter of this year. Updated On : February 13, 2012 ADAC has asked four of the six bidders to submit the revised bids for main construction package on this scheme. The four groups invited to submit the revised bids include:
· US’ Bechtel Corporation, local Al-Jaber Group and Turkey’s Enka
· South Korea’s Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Kumho Engineering & Construction, China’s China State Construction Engineering Corporation and local Al Shafar General Contracting Company
· South Korea’s Samsung C&T, local/Belgium’s Six Construct Abu Dhabi and local/Lebanese Arabian Construction Company (ACC)
· Turkey’s TAV, Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC) and local Arabtech Construction.
Two bidders that have not been invited to submit the revised bids include:
· Local/Australian Al-Habttor Leighton, Middle East/South Africa’s Murray & Robbert Contractors and Germany’s Hochtief
· India’s Larsen & Toubro, local National Projects Construction and Cyprus’ Joannou & Paraskevaides.
The client has also invited contractors to submit bids by May 06, 2012 for the contract to build airside areas for the terminal that will support (65) aircraft contact gates and upto (19) remote stands.Updated On : February 2, 2012 It is understood that the Abu Dhabi Government has approved the construction of this terminal. Work is expected to commence during the second quarter of 2012. This follows the completion of extensive site preparation, piling and foundation works in 2010 and 2011. Client is currently evaluating tenders for the appointment of a general contractor. An award will be made in due course. Further works are currently being prepared, or are in process, for the airfield construction, deep utilities and services and other crucial support facilities. Updated On : December 20, 2011 It is understood that all six groups that submitted bids for the main contract presented themselves to the project client in mid-December 2011. Updated On : December 8, 2011 Client is understood to hold meetings with the six bidding groups in mid-December 2011. Updated On : November 16, 2011 It is understood that six consortiums comprising (16) international construction giants have submitted bids for the main construction contract. They include Al-Habtoor Murray & Roberts - Hochtief; Bechtel - ENKA - Al Jaber Group; Hyundai Engineering & Construction Company - Kumho Industrial Company-China State - Al Shafar; Larsen & Toubro - NPC - Joannou & Paraskevaides (Overseas) Ltd.; Samsung - ACC - Six Construct; and TAV - CCC - ATC. The project, which will be opened for passengers in 2017, will go to its ground-breaking stage in second quarter of 2012. Updated On : October 16, 2011 Contractors preparing to bid for the contract to build this terminal do not expect the client to make an award until the end of second quarter of 2012. Updated On : August 17, 2011 Client has further extended the deadline to submit bids for the main construction contract from the previous deadline of September 11, 2011. Updated On : June 22, 2011 Client has extended the deadline to submit bids for the main contract to build this terminal by two months from the previous deadline of July 20, 2011. This extension will give bidders more time to prepare and restructure their consortiums. At least three major international contractors have now decided not to participate in the project. They include France’s Bouygues, Australia’s Brookfield Multiplex and Japan’s Taisei Corporation . Updated On : May 2, 2011 It is understood that bids for the CMS contract are still under evaluation. An award is expected soon. Request for qualification (RFQ) for the airside civil works contract is expected to be issued in the second quarter of 2011. Updated On : March 8, 2011 ADAC has invited pre-qualified consortiums to submit bids for the construction contract to build the terminal. It has pre-qualified at least seven groups to submit bids. They include:
- Local/Australian Al-Habtoor Leighton, South Africa's Murray & Roberts Contractors (Middle East) and Germany's Hochtief.
- France's Bouygues, local/Lebanese Arabian Construction Company (ACC), South Korea's Samsung C&T and local/Belgium Six Construct Abu Dhabi.
- US' Bechtel Corporation, local Al-Jaber Group and Turkey's Enka.
- Japan's Taisei Corporation, China's China State Construction Engineering Corporation and local Al-Naboodah Contracting.
- South Korea's Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Kumho Engineering & Construction.
- Australia's Brookfield Multiplex, India's Larsen & Toubro and local National Projects Construction.
- Turkey's TAV, Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC) and local Arabtec Construction.
An award is expected by the end of this year.Updated On : February 5, 2011 A joint venture of Turkey's TAV Construction and Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC) has been selected for the estimated $57 million pile caps and foundations package on this scheme. Updated On : January 17, 2011 Client is yet to decide when it will issue a tender for construction of the terminal. Updated On : November 25, 2010 Contractors are waiting to hear whether they have been pre-qualified to bid for the main contract on this scheme. Client had informed in October 2010 that the pre-qualification process had been completed, but companies have still not been told if they have been successful. Updated On : October 17, 2010 Piling works are ongoing. Bids are still under evaluation for the construction management services (CMS) contract. Invitation to bid (ITB) for the main construction contract is expected to be issued in December 2010. Excavation works are expected to be completed in 2011. Updated On : July 20, 2010 Evaluation of bids is currently underway for the construction management services contract. Updated On : April 26, 2010 Bids have been submitted for a contract to provide construction management services on this scheme. Bidders include US' Aecom, Clark Construction, Fluor and Hill International. The successful bidder will work alongside the airport development's programme manager, US-based Parsons International, and will manage the various contractors and consultants that will work on the midfield terminal project. For the largest package, the main construction contract, once the client has pre-qualified contractors, it will issue tender documents.
Contact Person: Mr. Christopher Arman (Program Manager)
Site Office Tel: (+971-2) 5095000.Updated On : April 15, 2010 At least 14 groups have submitted pre-qualification applications for the main contract. They include local/Lebanese Arabian Construction Company, France's Bouygues, South Korea's Samsung Corporation and local/Belgian Six Construct Abu Dhabi; US' Bechtel Corporation, Turkey's Enka and local Al-Jaber Group; Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC), Turkey's TAV and local Arabtec Construction; local/Australian Al-Habtoor Leighton, South Africa's Murray & Roberts Contractors and Germany's Hochtief; Japan's Taisei Corporation; South Korea's Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Kumho Engineering & Construction; Italy's Impregilo, Astaldi, Pizzaroti and China's Sinohydro Corporation; India's Larsen & Toubro, Australia's Brookfield Multiplex and local National Projects Construction; Spain's Acciona; local Al-Falah and Canada's SNC Lavalin; Saudi Arabia's Saudi Binladin Group and US' FTR International; China's China Communications Construction Company; Brazil's Andrade Gutierrez, Portugal's Zagope and China's Baoye Group Company; Spain's OHL and Saudi Arabia's El-Seif Engineering & Contracting. Bid Package No. WBS-1.2.3.3
Expression of Interest (EoI).
This project is in Abu Dhabi. The terminal will be built between the airport's two runways. It will have a total built-up area of around 700,000 square metres, with initial capacity to handle 30 million passengers a year. It will also include a multi-storey car park. Client has invited interested general contractors to submit their expression of interest to participate in pre-qualification for the Midfield Terminal Building. Applicants, either solely or in joint venture, must demonstrate their capability in meeting the following minimum criteria for consideration to participate in the pre-qualification process:
1) Minimum turnover of US$5 billion per year.
2) Successful completion of five (5) projects of similar complex nature during the past ten years, two of which must each be valued in excess of USD 1 billion.
3) Ability to meet the statutory requirements to undertake work of this nature in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.
4) Ability to provide guarantees, securities, bonds and evidence of financial strength proportionate to the size of the project.
5) Proven implementation of standard operating procedures consistent with globally recognised sustainability best practices. Locally, the Urban Planning Council is developing the Estidama guidelines to positively influence the construction industry in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.
Applicants meeting the above criteria should submit an expression of interest letter, for the issuance of pre-qualification documents, of no more than three (3) pages summarising their ability and successful prior experience. The letter should contain the name and contact details of the firm or joint venture interested in seeking pre-qualification and signed by the authorised representative. The contractor's response should be faxed to:
The Supervision Committee of Abu Dhabi International Airport (SCADIA)
Attention: SCADIA Program Director
P.O.Box-38811,
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Tel: (+971-2) 5095000
Fax: (+971-2) 5095050.Project Manager Parsons International Ltd. (Abu Dhabi) Project Manager-3 Hill International Ltd. (Abu Dhabi) Main Architect Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (USA) Design Consultant Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (UK) Main Consultant Arup Gulf (Abu Dhabi) Project Manager-2 AECOM Middle East (Abu Dhabi) Project Manager-4 Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR) Middle East (Dubai) Main Contractor TAV Construction (Abu Dhabi) MEP Contractor Efco (Abu Dhabi) MEP Contractor(1) Thermo L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Specialist Contractor(1) TAV Construction (Abu Dhabi) Specialist Contractor(2) Consolidated Contractors International Co. Ltd. - CCC (Abu Dhabi) MEP Contractor(2) Anel Emirates General Contracting L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Main Contractor(2) Consolidated Contractors International Co. Ltd. - CCC (Abu Dhabi) Main Contractor(3) Arabtec Construction L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Main Contractor(4) Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (Abu Dhabi) Foundations, Enabling & Piling Contractor National Services & Contracting Company - NSCC (Abu Dhabi) Structural Contractor Eversendai Engineering L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Tender Categories Construction & Contracting
Airport
For any further assistance from EmiratesTenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : MPP1996-U Project Name Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum Project - Saadiyat Island Development Territory Abu Dhabi Client Tourism Development & Investment Company - TDIC (Abu Dhabi) Description Construction of Louvre Abu Dhabi museum comprising a dome-shaped building, covering an area of 64,000 square metres.
Budget ($) 1000000000
Tender Cost ($) Post Date March 11, 2007 Invitation Date Closing Date November 11, 2012 Period 2015
Status Current Project Remarks
Updated On : May 15, 2013 US-based Turner Construction International has been appointed as the project manager on this development. Updated On : May 6, 2013 It is understood that the project has achieved its first major milestone in construction of the museum's distinct dome. The scheme witnessed the first concrete pours for one of the four piers that are to hold the dome of Louvre Abu Dhabi. The dome, which has a diameter of 180 metres and is expected to weigh more than 7,000 tonnes - almost the weight of Eiffel Tower in Paris - will be supported by four piers that will be nine metres high at the entrance of the museum and will reach up to 30 metres below. The design concept behind this laced dome is to reflect the interlaced palm trees traditionally used as roofing material in the region, allowing the sun to shine through like a rain of light. It was designed so the roof primarily acts as a shading canopy to protect the outside plaza and building below from the radiant heat of the sun, providing comfort and reducing building energy consumption. Work on the dome is expected to be completed by the end of 2014. Updated On : January 8, 2013 Local Arabtec Construction has been awarded the main construction contract to build the museum. The contract is worth $653 million. Arabtec's partners in this contract include Spain's Constructora San Jose and Saudi Arabian/local Oger Abu Dhabi. Work is set to commence on site immediately and the concrete frame will be complete by first quarter of 2014. Work on the geometric lace dome will be completed by the end of 2014. The museum will contain a complex of pavilions, plazas, alleyways and canals, evoking the image of a city floating over the sea. The huge geometric dome, which is 180 metres in diameter, will hover over the complex. Updated On : December 12, 2012 Client has short-listed three groups for the main contract on this scheme. They include local Arabtec Construction, Spain’s San Jose, local/Saudi Arabia’s Oger Abu Dhabi, local/Belgium’s Six Construct Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia’s El-Seif Engineering & Contracting. Updated On : November 21, 2012 Client has announced that construction work on this development will commence in the first quarter of 2013. A contractor is due to be selected soon. The project is being updated to achieve an Estidama pearl building rating instead of a LEED silver rating. Updated On : November 12, 2012 It is understood that bids have been submitted for the main contract on this scheme. Updated On : October 29, 2012 It is understood that client has once again extended the bids submission date from the previous deadline of October 28, 2012. Updated On : October 9, 2012 According to the client, selection of a contractor to handle the construction of this museum will be announced in late December 2012, with work set to commence in beginning of 2013. The project is due to be completed by end of 2015. Updated On : September 26, 2012 Client has extended deadline to submit bids for the main contract from the previous deadline of September 16, 2012. Pre-qualifiers for this contract include: local/Lebanon’s Arabian Construction Company / Spain’s Acciona; Local Arabtec Construction; local/UK’s Al-Futtaim Carillion; Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company; South Korea’s Hyundai Engineering & Construction / China’s China State Construction Engineering Corporation / local Dhabi Contracting; South Korea’s Samsung C&T; South Korea’s Posco / local National Projects Construction and local/Belgium’s’ Six Construct Abu Dhabi. Updated On : July 9, 2012 Client has invited contractors to submit bids for the main contract on this scheme. Updated On : April 18, 2012 Client has received prequalification documents for the main contract on this scheme. Construction is not expected to commence before the end of 2012. Updated On : April 2, 2012 It is understood that Drake & Scull International is planning to bid for construction work on this project. Updated On : March 26, 2012 Client has invited suitable Contractors with commensurate experience to undertake the Main Contract works on this scheme. The approximate built-up area of this museum will be 87,200 square metres. The Main Contract works shall include concrete sub-structure and superstructure, structural steelwork and feature cladding to the 'Dome', MEP works, vertical transportation, speciialist security installation, fit-out works and external works. Interested companies or consortia must demonstrate successful delivery of relevant construction projects that meet the following requirements:
1) Recent experience on projects similar in size, character and complexity.
2) Be a major registered construction company with representation in UAE.
3) Have had a minimum annual company turnover for construction activities of AED 1 billion in each of the last 3 years.
4) Successfully completed 3 projects, each in excess of AED 1 billion in the last 5 years.
5) Be prepared to be one of a number of short-listed companies willing to submit a lump sum construction works tender under a competitive tender process.
Contractors who meet the criteria can register their interest and request a Pre-Qualification Document (PQD) by sending e-mail to LouvreAbuDhabi@tdic.ae before March 31, 2012 and arrange for collection of the PQD by April 01, 2012 from:
Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC)
Behind Khalifa Park, Eastern Ring Road (Salam Street),
Abu Dhabi, UAE.
A non-refundable payment (in the form of a manager's cheque made payable to the client) of AED 30,000/- will be required at the time of collection of the PQD. Responses to the PQD must be submitted in a sealed envelope no later than April 05, 2012 to:
Pre-qualification for Louvre Abu Dhabi - Main Contract Works - (P028)
Tourism Development & Investment Company
Behind Khalifa Park, Eastern Ring Road (Salam Street),
Abu Dhabi, UAE.Updated On : January 25, 2012 Abu Dhabi Executive Council (ADEC) has given its approval to resume work on this development. It is understood that ADEC has approved the budget and deadline for inauguration of the project on Saadiyat Island in close coordination with its partner Agence France Musees. Updated On : November 9, 2011 It is understood that the project has been put on hold in a bid to scale back spending. Updated On : October 30, 2011 Client has announced its decision to extend the completion date of this project due to the immense magnitude of work associated with the development. The initial plan to open this museum by 2013-2014 will now be extended. The company is currently working closely with its valued partners on the creation of a new delivery timeline and looks forward to announcing this in due course. Significant progress has already been made on the museum, including finalised and detailed architectural designs, and all foundation and piling work. The acquisition of vast art collections that will be housed in the museum is already taking place, as well as the training of expertise that will operate this institution. Updated On : October 16, 2011 Client has still not awarded the main construction contract on this project. Updated On : May 31, 2011 It is understood that the client is still evaluating bids for the sub-structure package. Updated On : May 9, 2011 Client has announced that the main construction contract will be awarded before the end of June 2011. Updated On : March 19, 2011 It is understood that the client has short-listed Australia's Brookfield Multiplex and a joint venture of local/Australian Al-Habtoor Leighton Group, with South Africa's Murray & Roberts Contractors for the main construction package. Evaluation of bids is still underway for the substructure package. Piling work has been completed. Updated On : December 26, 2010 Client has invited suitable Contractors with commensurate experience to undertake the Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) sub-contract works on this scheme. Works shall cover all mechanical, electrical, plumbing and specialist installations. Interested companies must demonstrate successful delivery of relevant construction projects that meet the following requirements:
1) Recent experience on projects similar in size, character and complexity.
2) Be a major registered construction company with representation in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
3) Have had a minimum annual company turnover for construction activities within UAE of AED 800 million in each of the last 3 years.
4) Successfully completed 5 projects, each in excess of AED 250 million within UAE in the last 3 years.
5) Be prepared to be one of approximately ten short-listed companies willing to submit a Sub-Contract tender under a single stage competitive tender process.
6) The successful Sub-Contractor will be nominated to the Main Contractor following main contract award and will be required to enter into a Sub-Contract with the Main Contractor.
Contractors who meet the criteria can register their interest and request a Pre-Qualification Document (PQD) by sending e-mail to LouvreAbuDhabi@tdic.ae before December 30, 2010 and arrange for collection of the PQD by January 04, 2011 from:
Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC)
Behind Khalifa Park, Eastern Ring Road (Salam Street),
Abu Dhabi, UAE.
A non-refundable payment (in the form of a manager's cheque made payable to the client) of AED 25,000/- will be required at the time of collection of the PQD. Responses to the PQD must be submitted in a sealed envelope no later than January 13, 2011 to:
Pre-qualification for Louvre Abu Dhabi MEP Sub-Contract Works - (P028-C14)
Tourism Development & Investment Company
Behind Khalifa Park, Eastern Ring Road (Salam Street),
Abu Dhabi, UAE.Updated On : December 13, 2010 Client has started tender clarification meetings with contractors for the main construction contract on this scheme. Originally, the museum was planned to be built under a design and build contract for the entire scheme, but then the client decided to issue tenders for a series of lump sum construction packages, including the substructure, piling, loading bays and main construction works. Evaluation of bids is currently underway for the substructure package. Updated On : November 24, 2010 At least five groups have submitted bids for the main construction contract. Bidders include local/Australian Al-Habtoor Leighton Group, with South Africa's Murray & Roberts Contractors (Middle East); Canada's Brookfield Multiplex; Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC), with Saudi Oger; South Korea's Samsung C&T; and local/Belgian Six Construct Abu Dhabi. Client is still evaluating bids for the substructure package. Updated On : November 8, 2010 Evaluation of bids is currently underway for the substructure contract. Submission of bids for the main construction contract has been extended from the previous deadline of October 30, 2010. Updated On : October 14, 2010 Bids have been submitted for the substructure contract. Client has invited firms to bid for the main construction package. Updated On : August 24, 2010 It is understood that piling work has been completed. Germany's Bauer has placed 4,536 pilings, totalling nearly 100 kilometres, approximately the distance from Abu Dhabi to Dubai. The next key milestone will be the development of substructure, beginning in the last quarter of 2010 along with the main contract works. Updated On : August 4, 2010 Deadline for submission of bids for the main contract has been extended from the previous deadline of July 01, 2010. Updated On : July 28, 2010 Deadline for submission of bids for the sub-structure contract has been extended to August 2010. Updated On : April 4, 2010 Client has set a deadline and formally invited contractors to submit technical and commercial bids for the main construction contract. Pre-qualifiers include the following groups:
- Local/UK Aldar Laing O'Rourke.
- Local/Australian Al-Habtoor Leighton Group in a joint venture with South Africa's Murray & Roberts Contractors (Middle East).
- A French joint venture of Bouygues and Vinci Grand Projets.
- Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company.
- Germany's Ed Zublin.
- Brazil's Odebrecht.Updated On : March 24, 2010 Design work is complete. A tender for the main construction contract will be issued soon. The museum is expected to open in September 2013. Updated On : March 2, 2010 Client has invited selected firms to submit bids for a contract to build the sub-structure on this scheme. At least 12 groups have pre-qualified for the design and build contract, and many have expressed their interest in this package, as well as the main construction package, which will be tendered later this year. Updated On : February 23, 2010 Germany's Bauer International has been awarded the piling contract. Work will progress over the following 20 weeks. A total of 5,638 piles will be driven into the ground, including 4,298 steel piles and 1,340 concrete piles, amounting to 94.2 kilometres in length. The first package of enabling works, also executed by Bauer International, was completed in January 2010 after 503,000 square metres of earth had been excavated to accommodate the base of the museum. Following the completion of piling, a sub-structure contractor will be appointed to construct the concrete and waterproofing works up to ground level. The tender for this contract was sent out in mid-February 2010 and a contractor will be appointed in May 2010. A main contractor will be tendered from March 2010 to September 2010 to execute all remaining works, which includes the dome and cladding. Updated On : November 29, 2009 Bids have been submitted for the piling and foundations contract. Bidders include local Middle East Foundations, NSCC, Sharaf Foundations; France's Soletanche Bachy; Swissboring, part of Italy's Trevi Group; local/UK Dutco Balfour Beatty; local/Turkish Al-Habtoor STFA Soil Group; Germany's Bauer and Keller Grundbau. Updated On : November 18, 2009 Enabling works are in progress. Updated On : October 18, 2009 Client has pre-qualified contractors seeking to bid for the main contract on this scheme. Pre-qualifiers include local/UK Aldar Laing O'Rourke; local/Australian Al-Habtoor Leighton Group in a joint venture with South Africa's Murray & Roberts Contractors (Middle East); a French joint venture of Bouygues and Vinci Grand Projets; Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company; Germany's Ed Zublin; Australia's Multiplex, with UK/local Mivan Depa; Brazil's Odebrecht; Oger Abu Dhabi, the local affiliate of Saudi Oger; South Korea's Samsung Corporation; local/Belgian Six Construct Abu Dhabi; and Japan's Taisei Corporation. The client plans to issue tender documents by end of October 2009. Updated On : August 17, 2009 It is understood that pre-qualification process for the main construction contract is expected to be finalised by the end of this month. Updated On : July 25, 2009 Germany's Bauer Spezialtiefbau has been awarded the enabling contract on this scheme. Updated On : June 25, 2009 Bid submission deadline for the main contract has been extended. Updated On : June 21, 2009 Germany's MERO-TSK International has been appointed as the supplier of steel products on this scheme. Updated On : June 3, 2009 Client is currently evaluating bids for the enabling works contract. Updated On : May 24, 2009 UK's Pascall & Watson Architects has been appointed as the project consultant. Updated On : May 6, 2009 The client has invited contractors to submit pre-qualification documents by June 01, 2009 for the main contract on this scheme. Contractors (either sole or in joint venture) interested in constructing the museum will have to demonstrate that they can meet the following minimum pre-qualification criteria to be considered for short-listing:
1) Minimum turnover of US$ 1 billion per year.
2) Minimum professional staff level of 1,000 employees.
3) Undertaken 5 building projects worth over US$ 500 million over the past 5 years.
4) Ability to meet the statutory requirements to perform work in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
5) No major change in shareholding in the last 6 months (not more than 30%).
6) Ability to produce Parent Company Guarantee (if relevant).
Contractors who believe that they can meet the above-mentioned criteria should submit a letter of interest of no more than one page by their CEO/Managing Director to this e-mail address:
louvreabudhabi@tdic.ae
A detailed pre-qualification questionnaire will be issued by the Program Manager to the interested contractor for completion, submission and review by the Pre-qualification Board. Completed submission will need to be accompanied by a Banker's (Cashier's) Cheque for the sum of US$ 10,000/- made payable to the client (non-refundable).Updated On : January 8, 2009 France's Nathalie Criniere has been selected to create a design for this scheme. The contract was awarded through a competition among six invited design firms. Updated On : June 5, 2008 UK-based engineering consultancy firm Buro Happold has been awarded a contract to provide engineering services on this scheme. It will work with the architect Jean Nouvel under a co-operation agreement on concept validation of the initial design and on schematic design of the museum. Buro Happold's scope of work covers a range of engineering disciplines, including structural, civil, site traffic, marine and environmental. Updated On : October 10, 2007 It is understood that a tender for the main contract has not yet been issued. The agreement will allow Abu Dhabi Louvre to borrow masterpieces from French major museums, including the Louvre, for a period of six to 18 months. This museum will be built as part of the Cultural District at Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi. The exhibitions in permanent galleries will be drawn from collections of the Louvre and other eminent French public museums and cultural institutions, including Centre Pompidou, Chateau de Versailles, Musee d'Orsay, Musee Rodin and Bibliotheque Nationale de France. Over time, the Louvre Abu Dhabi will also develop its own distinctive permanent collection. Invitation to bid documents for the main contract are expected to be issued by August 2007, with bid submission due in October 2007. A contract award is expected in December 2007, with construction due to commence in January 2008. French architect Jean Nouvel has been appointed as the architect.
Contact Person: Mr. Hafid Rakem (Project Manager)
Contact No. (+33-67) 7000338.Project Manager Turner Construction International L.L.C. (Abu Dhabi) Engineering Consultant Buro Happold Consulting Engineers Ltd. (Dubai) Main Architect Jean Nouvel (France) Main Consultant Pascall & Watson Architects (Abu Dhabi) Design Consultant Nathalie Criniere Agency (France) Main Contractor Arabtec Construction L.L.C (Dubai) Main Contractor(2) Constructora San Jose S.A (Spain) Main Contractor(3) Saudi Oger Emirates Limited L.L.C (Abu Dhabi) Foundations, Enabling & Piling Contractor Bauer International (Abu Dhabi) Steel Products Supplier Mero Middle East L.L.C (Dubai) Civil Engineering Contractor Mero Middle East L.L.C (Dubai) Tender Categories Construction & Contracting
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Budget ($) Tender Cost ($) 140
Post Date February 15, 2012 Invitation Date February 13, 2012 Closing Date March 5, 2012 Period Status Completed Tenders Remarks Tender No. 15/2012
This tender supply is in Abu Dhabi. The tender is open to experienced and efficient suppliers who are registered with the GHQ. Tender documents can be obtained from:
Purchases & Warehouses Administration,
Abu Dhabi Police GHQ
Tel: (+971-2) 4461461,
Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Bank Guarantee is 5%. Completed tender documents are to be deposited in Tender Boxes at Purchases & Warehouses Department - New Administrative Building, next to the Vehicles & Drivers Licensing Department in Abu Dhabi.Tender Categories Military & Defence
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Budget ($) Tender Cost ($) 275
Post Date December 7, 2011 Invitation Date Closing Date January 16, 2012 Period Status Completed Tenders Remarks January 29, 2012
Bids have been opened for the main contract.
December 07, 2011
Tender No. CE/513/2011
This tender supply is in Dubai. Tender documents can be obtained from:
Main Cashier, Head Office,
Dubai Electricity & Water Authority
Dubai, UAE.
The tender cost is payable in cash or on-line through the website http://www.dewa.gov.ae under the title e-services. Tenders must be valid for acceptance for 120 days from the closing date. The Master Tender Document must be accompanied by a Tender Bond for an amount of not less than 5% of the total Tendered Price. The Tender Bond shall be strictly in accordance with the Authority's prescribed specimen and valid for (150) calendar days following the last date fixed for receipt of Tender. Completed sealed tender documents should be addressed to:
The Chairman, Board of Directors,
Dubai Electricity & Water Authority
and deposited into the Tender Box at Authority's Head Office near Wafi Shopping Mall in Zabeel East, Dubai.
Participants in the tender should submit the names of their Local Partners/Sponsors, having a valid Dubai Trade Licence along with a photocopy of their current licence.Tender Categories Municipal Services
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