The local/Australian Nasa Multiplex has been awarded an estimated AED 228 million ($62 million) contract covering the main package for the proposed Sheikh Ahmed tower project in Dubai (MEED 24:5:02).
About 10 local and international companies priced the contract, which calls for the construction of a 45-storey building, with a three-level basement and a ground floor. It will house a hotel, restaurants and 220 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.
The total built-up area will be about 1 million square feet. The 28-30-month project will also cover the construction of a three-level car park, with space for 550-600 vehicles.
The client is a member of Dubai's ruling family. The consultant is the US' Arcon. The local Middle East Foundationsis undertaking the pilings package.
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