The Government of Abu Dhabi has awarded a three-year contract to MAF Dalkia for the maintenance of 412 mosques in the emirate.
The contract with the government’s facilities- management division, Musanada, is the first of its kind and will cover air-conditioning, plumbing and electro-mechanical maintenance.
“Abu Dhabi is a key growth market for MAF Dalkia and such projects enable us to support members of the community through our services as well as the government,” MAF Dalkia CEO Alexandre Mussallam commented.
“We have been able to deploy technically- sound solutions across all activity sectors and develop long-term partnerships with the private and public sectors. This contract is the latest example of our technical capabilities and market understanding providing a sustainable solution for our client.”
MAF Dalkia claimed that in 2009 its operations reduced the level of CO2 produced by six million tons.
Furthermore, the company has become a founding member of the Middle East Facility Management Association (MEFMA).
MAF Dalkia was established in 2002 as a joint-venture between Majid Al Futtaim, Middle East Leader in Shopping Malls, Professional and Financial services and Dalkia Group, European Leader in Energy services.