Mawani extends bid deadline for Dammam city’s King Abdulaziz Port upgrade works

The Saudi Ports Authority, also known as Mawani, has extended the bid deadline by a week to June 14 for the main works package to upgrade Terminals 1 and 2 of King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam city. 

The initial deadline to submit the bid was May 10, and it was later extended to May 31 and June 7, according to a MEED report.

KING ABDULLAH PORT, SAUDI PORTS AUTHORITY
The main works package in Terminal 1 includes repairing and refurbishing berths with a length of 480 meters, quay paving and renovation of buildings. 

The second container terminal will undergo expansion which involves the construction of a 225-meter-long quay wall with a draft of 16 meters, along with infrastructure work. 

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