The contract covers the construction of two new developments at King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah Financial District Development & Management Company (KAFD DMC) has awarded Taj Dhabi, a subsidiary of UAE-based Trojan Construction Group, a contract to build two new developments at King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh.
The design-and-build contract covers the construction of two commercial complexes of eight floors each.
The development will also include a retail podium covering a gross area of 167,763 square metres.
In August, KAFD DMC awarded a five-year contract to US-based Parsons Corporation for project and construction management services at KAFD.
Under the agreement, Parsons will also support KAFD in its future expansion plans.
Located in Riyadh, KAFD is a mixed-use development managed by KAFD DMC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the kingdom's Public Investment Fund (PIF).
The district was previously managed by Rayadah Investment Corporation.
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