📋 Tender Overview
Scope of Work:
To Develop Dubai Strategic Sewerage Tunnels (DSST) project - Package J2.
Description:
The second package, J2, covers the southern section of the Jebel Ali tunnels, which will extend 16km and have a link stretching 46km. J2 will be procured under a design-build-finance-operate-maintain model with a concession period of 25-35 years.
The prequalified EPC companies for packages J2 are: Acciona Construccion (Spain) - Dubai branch, Besix Construct (Belgium), China Harbour Engineering (China), China Railway Group (China), China State Construction Engineering Corporation (China), Daewoo Engineering & Construction (South Korea), Dogus Insaat VE Ticaret Anonim Sirketi (Turkiye) - Abu Dhabi, FCC Construcccion (Spain), Archirodon Construction (Overseas) Company (Greece) / BESSAC (France), China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation – Dubai Branch / Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Company (STEC) /China Railway 14th Bureau Group Corporation, Gulermak Agir Sanayi Insaat (Turkiye) / DETech Contracting (local), National Marine Dredging Company (local) / AFCONS Infrastructure (India) / ITD Cementation India, The Arab Contractors (Osman Ahmed Osman & Company, Egypt) / Darwish Engineering Emirates (local) / AqualiaMACE Contracting Operation & General Maintenance (local), Larsen & Toubro (India), Porr (Austria), Power Construction Corporation of China (China) - Dubai branch, Samsung C&T Corporation (South Korea) - Dubai Branch, SK Ecoplant (South Korea) Strabag Dubai (Austria), The Petroleum Projects and Technical Consultation Company (Petrojet) – Egypt, Webuild (Italy).
J2 will comprise the deep sewerage tunnels, links and TPS (TLT) components of the overall project. For each EPC contractor, the technical prequalification may be in respect of one or more components - which include deep sewer tunnels, terminal pumping stations and/or link sewers, as applicable - of one or more DSST-TLT Packages. Dubai Municipality has appointed Abu Dhabi-headquartered Tribe Infrastructure Group as lead and financial adviser, UK-based Ashurst as legal adviser and US-based Parsons as technical adviser for the DSST project.
