The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC) has partnered with Saudi Amana Contracting, a subsidiary of UAE-based Amana Contracting Group, to design and build a management hotel at Red Sea Project’s site in Saudi Arabia, Invest-Gate reports.
Under the contract award, the building of the hotel will be sub-contracted to UAE-based DuBox Precast Products Industrial, another subsidiary of Amana Contracting Group, according to a released statement on July 28.
To be owned and operated by TRSDC, the 150-room hotel is due for completion within 12 months. It is slated to accommodate staff member and third parties touring the site during delivery of the development’s first phase. As the destination develops, it may also serve guests visiting the resort’s employees.
The hotel is intended to provide accommodation for staff and third parties touring the site during delivery of the first phase of the development. As the destination develops, the hotel may be opened to serve guests who visit the destination’s employees.
“Pre-fabrication and modular construction techniques will be used wherever feasible across the development to reduce our environmental footprint, minimize the number of construction workers at the destination and ensure speed of delivery in a sustainable manner,” Williamson elaborated.
The Red Sea Project is on track for completion by the end of 2022, including 14 luxury hotels offering 3,000 rooms across five islands and two inland resorts. It will also comprise a yachting marina, entertainment facilities, an airport, and the necessary supporting logistics and utility infrastructure.
Amana Group Chairman Chebel Bsaibes concluded, “The Red Sea Project offers unique challenges that demand a fresh approach to construction. Dubox’ ability to deliver complete offsite manufactured, volumetric, pre-finished modular solutions provides the speed of delivery, enhanced quality, the economy of scale, and an overall process that is safer both for workers and for the environment.”
