As part of the ongoing construction works at Qiddiya, the Kingdom’s capital for entertainment, sports, and arts, Qiddiya Investment Company has signed a contract with SAPAC (Pan Kingdom Saudi Company) to construct a security fence around the perimeter of the project site.
This initial step to secure the site will enable multiple construction projects to commence this year by allowing the entry of heavy construction equipment and preventing unauthorized access to the project area.
Salman Al-Habees, Executive Director of Infrastructure and District Development at Qiddiya, stated:
“The signing of this 12-month contract represents the first phase of securing the Qiddiya site. We are proud to work with a Saudi company with extensive experience as we build the Kingdom’s capital for entertainment, sports, and arts.”
The contract scope includes preparing 440,000 square meters of site land, constructing 20 kilometers of security fencing, installing 23 kilometers of cable barriers, and carrying out approximately one million cubic meters of earthworks.
Commenting on the partnership, Saleh Saleem Al-Harbi, Chief Executive Officer of SAPAC, said:
“For more than 25 years, we have worked with leading public and private entities in Saudi Arabia, and we are pleased to collaborate with Qiddiya on a project that will reshape the future of entertainment in the Kingdom.”
He added that securing the site represents a critical first step to facilitate smooth and efficient construction operations.
SAPAC has been active for more than two decades in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) works across medium- and large-scale projects in partnership with both the public and private sectors throughout the Kingdom.
