The Turkish construction company IC Ictas and the Saudi Arabian contractor Al Rashid Trading and Contracting Company (RTCC) have signed a new contract for the construction of the King Salman International Airport in Riyadh. As part of their joint venture, the two companies will build a private airport aviation terminal under a contract worth 800 million Saudi riyals ($214 million), adding a new project to the existing cooperation in Saudi Arabia. aviation sector.
According to the details of the agreement, the contract was signed by the King Salman International Airport Development Company (KSIADC) and covers both the terminal building and its supporting infrastructure. In addition to civil, construction, architectural, and landscaping, the project includes parking and access roads, interior roads, logistics and ground support facilities, and landscaping. дизайн.
Both companies have already worked together on the development and reconstruction of the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, where significant amounts of steel were involved in their projects. About 8,000 tons of steel were used for the construction of Terminals 3 and 4, while the renovation project for terminals 1 and 2 included approximately 17,000 tons of metal structures. Thus, the latest contract continues the companies' participation in the large-scale construction of the airport in Riyadh, currently within the framework of the development of King Salman International Airport.
It is planned that the area of the larger King Salman International Airport will be about 57 square kilometers and will include six parallel runways, as well as airport support, logistics, commercial, residential and recreational facilities. It is planned that by 2030 the airport will be able to accommodate up to 100 million passengers per year, and 185 million by 2050, while its cargo capacity is expected to reach 3.5 million tons per year by 2050.
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