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Tiger Woods Dubai Signs New Infrastructure Deal with Al Nasr
DUBAI - The Tiger Woods Dubai, a member of Tatweer Dubai, announced recently the signing of a new agreement with Al Nasr Contracting Company for infrastructure works at the golf course.
With a primary focus on the golfing components of the project, Nasr’s scope of work will include tunnel boring and construction of a pump stations for the provision of water to the courses 3.3 million sq feet of lakes, installation of permanent irrigation lines and constructions of roads and utilities connecting residential plots with the clubhouse.
“Al Nasr has a strong track record and has proven to be an invaluable partner in the development of The Tiger Woods Dubai. “Quality, integrity and excellence remain central to this unique project and we are happy to have the commitment of Al Nasr as we proceed toward our goal of becoming one of the most sought after golf destinations in the world,” said Abdulla Al Gurg, Project Director of The Tiger Woods Dubai.
“We are certainly pleased to be continuing our relationship with The Tiger Woods Dubai and intend to contribute key deliverables to what we are sure will be a landmark development,” said Said Saade, General Manager of Al Nasr Contracting.
Established in 1973, Al Nasr Contracting Company LLC is a multi-disciplined contractor specialising in heavy civil, infrastructure, district cooling and electromechanical works. The company has a workforce of 3,000 labourers and 1,000 engineers and technicians.
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