Qatar Projects 2014


Doha (QA)

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Qatar Projects: the trade show

As Qatar prepares to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022, Doha will be spending more than $60bn on essential projects, including the construction of stadiums, building a metro and national rail network, improving Qatar’s roads and more than doubling the number of hotel rooms in the country. This is the only time to capatilize on securing and optimising essential resources in preparation for winning bids.Qatar projects market - what is driving the growth?-Qatar's National Vision 2030 as a catalyst for all project development- The hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar with only 9 years left until delivery: focus is now shifting to awarding the first contracts in rail and stadium building programmes- High budget surpluses, averaging an estimated $15bn a year over the next 5 years- Serious need to upgrade and expand the state's transporation infrastructure- Qatar is forecasted to deliver contracts up to $15-17bn worth of awards- Awarding of rail and stadium schemes up to $25-30bn in 2013 and beyond- Qatar's focus on bidding transparency: the days of negotiated contracts are likely over- Delivering projects on budget and in time is the focus and will also be one of the biggest challengesBenefits of attending the Qatar Projects conference:- Improve operational readiness and project delivery for controlled and flawless execution- Anticipate and overcome scarcity challenges and competition for essential resources to control impact on time, design and costs- Improve your risk awareness and better anticipate the impact of external factors on your project and logistics for your projects- Develop fool-proof details on negotiation skills, robust contracts and enhance relationships- Meet Project Managers, leading contractors, EPC’s, consultants, operators and the mega project delivery teams in an interactive, practical and highly network environment  

Event profile Qatar Projects

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