Saudi Arabia's 10 Biggest Contractors
10. Al Harbi Trading & Contracting: The Riyadh-based company was awarded a deal for developing an area of 500 hectares in Mardooma Quarter last November, which was one of two contracts worth $80 million handed out by the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu. The scope of the works includes roads, water drainage and waste water, drinking water and wastewater treatment, as well as the construction of a communications building. The company has carried out a large number of government projects since its establishment in 1965. Apart from being involved in massive infrastructure jobs such as King Abdullah Economic City, Al Harbi Trading and Contracting has worked on major civils projects, including a $19.1 million job to upgrade runways at Kuwait’s airport, a $53 million sewage tunnels project in North Jeddah and a $104 million contract to build nine 50-bed and 100-bed hospitals across the Kingdom. It is part of Al Harbi Group, which also has an mechanical, electrical and plumbing (M...