Daewoo wins US$ 730 million roadbuilding contract in Qatar
By Mike Hayes09 September 2016
Daewoo Engineering & Construction (Daewoo E&C) has signed a deal to upgrade Qatar’s heavily-used E-Ring expressway.
The South Korean construction company was awarded the US$ 730 million contract by Ashgal, Qatar’s public works authority.
The new deal follows Daewoo E&C’s well received work on an even larger expressway project in the country.
The current contract calls for Daewoo E&C to extend the expressway connecting the southern part of Qatar’s capital, Doha, by 4.5 km, as well as adding roads with up to 14 lanes and three multi-level intersections.
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