Oman’s Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology (MTCIT) has awarded contracts for major road projects valued at RO278.45 million (USD 724 million). These include Parts 3, 4, and 5 of the dual-carriageway Adam-Thumrait Road project and the Jebel Shams Road project.
- Adam-Thumrait Dual Carriageway (Parts 3, 4, and 5):
- Total cost: USD 724 million
- Part 3: 132.5 km from Haima to Maqshin, including 16 turning lanes, a bridge, rest areas, parking, and drainage systems.
- Part 4: 135 km from Maqshin to Duka, featuring turning lanes, rest areas, and safety measures.
- Part 5: 132 km from Duka to Thumrait, with additional safety features and drainage.
- Jebel Shams Road Project:
- Total cost: USD 53 million
- Construction of a 26-km road, with a 6-km link connecting to the tourist areas of Jebel Shams.
Impact:
The Adam-Thumrait project will enhance logistics, tourism, and the economy, while improving safety. The Jebel Shams road will provide better access to tourist destinations in the region.
Timeline:
- Adam-Thumrait: 36 months starting from early 2025.
- Jebel Shams: 24 months starting in early 2025.
Source:
This news is sourced from Muscat Daily. For more details, please follow the link below.
Oman Awards RO278m (USD 724 Million) Worth of Road Projects – Muscat Daily
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