Habtoor Leighton wins USD124m Qatari rail contract


(MENAFN) Habtoor Leighton Group's (HLG) CEO, Laurie Voyer, stated that the company has been awarded a USD124 million contract to help set up a people mover system in Qatar's Education City, reported Arabian Business. Voyer said that the deal, awarded by the Qatar Foundation (QF), includes building a battery-powered tram connecting several sections of the Doha complex. He added that the company will be in charge of designing and constructing track-work, in addition to tram stops, and a depot facility. Work on Qatar's first fully operational rail transports system is forecasted to start immediately and to be finished by 2015. It is worth noting that HLG is a joint venture between Dubai's Al Habtoor Group and Australia's contracting giant Leighton Holdings.


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