The local Industrial Services Company Saudi Arabia (Iscosa) has won a contract to reinforce substations in the kingdom.
The contract covers the reinforcement of six 132-kV substations at Al-Dayir, Ayban, Samitha, Habuna, Khalidiyah and Haraga I.
The contract is worth SR239m ($64m) and Iscosa is due to complete work on the project by November 2010. Saudi Electricity Company is the client.
Iscosa is a joint venture of the local EA Juffali Group and Germany’s Siemens.
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