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sites and pumping stations, interconnected by 200km of large diameter ring mains. Each reservoir site will include up to ten reservoir modules, each of which will have a capacity of 436,000 m3
- among
the largest in the world. The entire infrastructure will provide up to 17 million m3
The Dubai Frame, Dubai, UAE The Dubai Frame is an iconic
In the last year, Hyder has
expanded into the healthcare sector and formed relationships with important healthcare clients including Hamad Medical Corporation and Mediclinic. Through winning several influential commissions to design customised healing environments and patient-centred facilities, Hyder has significantly expanded its healthcare specialist expertise.
Water Security Mega Reservoirs,
Doha, Qatar To meet the ever growing demand for water in Qatar, resulting from the State’s civil development programmes, Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (KAHRAMAA) launched an ambitious water project to build seven days’ strategic water reserves into its network system.
Its objective is to ensure ample
capacity to meet future demand for potable water and secure contingency to protect Qatar’s citizens from unforeseen shortages. Kahramaa set Hyder the challenge
of delivering an operational solution within only four years. This civil initiative is vital to Qatar’s ongoing prosperity and security. It will ensure water supplies to a rapidly expanding population and support strategic goals such as the Qatar National Vision 2030 and the FIFA 2022 World Cup. Hyder’s completed project will include five mega-reservoir
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structure in Za’abeel Park with a simple rectangular form, 150m high and 93m wide. The top-level bridge serves as an observatory providing uninterrupted views of New Dubai to the south and Old Dubai to the north.Dubai Municipality appointed Hyder to prepare a report, concept and scheme design for the Dubai Frame, after which the contract will be completed on a design and build basis. Hyder’s scope of works includes architecture, structural engineering, MEP engineering, fire strategy services, vertical transportation and site supervision. The lightweight and highly
aerodynamic nature of the structure necessitated careful structural analysis and design, involving in- depth wind tunnel modelling. The Hyder team led and co-ordinated these studies using experience gained delivering other influential design projects. The final result is a triumph of multi-disciplinary design, a simple to build, efficient and carefully detailed building that is sure to become a Dubai icon.
MARS Factory, King Abdullah Economic City, Rabigh, Saudi
Arabia Hyder received the commission from MARS to provide full building design and site supervision services for an entirely new 120,000m2 factory. The brief required us to meet exacting hygiene and safety requirements, in compliance with MARS Global standards. The company was also targeted to achieving Gold LEED certification for the project. Hyder planned and designed the
project taking into account the anticipated expansion phases MARS has planned for the forthcoming decade. With a total project value of some SAR767 million and of huge
of potable water storage,
making it the largest strategic water reserve in the world.
strategic importance, both locally and for KSA at large, the factory is a major KAEC success factor. KAEC is a key government initiative in Saudi Arabia’s economic growth plan. This project is one of the ‘pioneer’constructions spearheading expansion into the KAEC industrial valley. In creating thousands of local jobs, especially for Saudi nationals, it is an important driver of Saudisation. MARS is applying for LEEDGold environmental certification for the new factory; it is the only construction in KAEC to do so and one of only a few nationwide.
Commitment to the Gulf In fulfilling these projects, Hyder
is supporting regional milestones, national development plans and regional political goals such as Qatarisation, Emiratisation and Saudisation.
Its commitment to construction in the Gulf is evident in the innovations for improving expertise and skills within the regional construction industry. These include a knowledge transfer programme, thought leadership initiatives, apprenticeship programmes and an innovative approach to health and safety. Through such schemes, Hyder
adds value by improving standards, encouraging self-sufficiency and driving the spirit of healthy competition within the construction industry in the Middle East region. It also supports the professional development of its own technicians by encouraging their involvement in the design and operational challenges facing the local engineering community. Hyder offers innovative and cost-effective solutions for clients, adding value by enhancing the capabilities of the local engineering industry, an assertion supported by a strong commercial performance and forecasts for steep growth in the Gulf. Hyder’s commitment to the Middle East region is long term. relishing the challenges posed by its many key strategic contracts.
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FURTHER INFORMATION Caroline Lewis O’Halloran, Regional Director, Business Development at Hyder Consulting Middle East
www.hyderconsulting.com
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