The deadline for developers to submit bids for the AMAALA mega-tourism project, which will be implemented as a public-private partnership (PPP) utilities project, has been extended until 18 July. The bid deadline has been pushed back from 18 June.
Developers for the planned PPP multi-utilities project at the AMAALA development were issued tender documents in October 2021, according to Energy & Utilities.
Prequalified developers invited to bid for the PPP package are believed to include local firms Acwa Power and Alfanar, as well as a consortium of France’s EDF and UAE-based Masdar.