Egis and Projacs win PM consultancy contract for King Khalid International Airport
Firms to act as project management consultants for design review, construction management and supervision of new airside infrastructure at Riyadh airport
Egis and its local subsidiary Projacs have been awarded awarded a contract to to deliver project management consultancy services for airside projects at King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) by Riyadh Airports
Riyadh Airports is currently working on upgrading the KKIA airside infrastructure. The agency manages and operates KKIA and believes that adding new services and facilities will ensure that customers continue to enjoy pleasant, safe, and efficient services.
Egis and Projacs will consultant on hte design review, construction management and supervision of the new airside infrastructure.
These services include the review and approval of contractors’ technical deliverables relating to infrastructure, airfield ground lighting (AGL), NAVAIDS and an upgrade of baggage handling systems at Terminals 3 and 4. Most of the airside infrastructure will be redeveloped, including the two runways, taxiways, cargo aprons and isolated parking positions. The entire AGL equipment and systems will be replaced by a LED lighting system with a dedicated IT control system, the explained in a statement.
“We have been working at Riyadh Airport for more than six years now, including on equipment and systems operations and maintenance contracts,” said Cédric Barbier, executive director, Aviation, Egis. “For this particularly large and complex project we will mobilise a multi-skilled team of around 90 employees whose work will focus on delivering a sustainable development that complies with all the relevant international and national regulations, codes and standards. Sustainability, safety and innovation will constitute the governing principles of how this project is managed. A full Program Management system will be deployed accordingly. These construction supervision and management services will help KKIA meet future air traffic needs safely and effectively. “
