Trojena has set a deadline of 27 July for firms to submit proposals for several packages for the relax cluster of the Trojena mountain development.  The notice was issued in mid-April for the packages, including the main works for the Chedi Trojena five-star hotel, the urban ropeway station building, and the civil infrastructure and chalet building works. The scope of work for the civil infrastructure and chalet building works includes the development of roads, bridges and culverts, wet and dry utilities including substations, pump stations, switching stations, chiller yards, earthworks for the chalets and other associated infrastructure. The Chedi Trojena project is the first hotel under development at Trojena. In December 2023, the early works for the hotel had started and were being carried out by the local contractor Kabbani Construction Group. The hotel will offer 125 keys and is part of the Slope Residences at the relax cluster, one of the six clusters at Trojena. Once completed, the hotel will have views overlooking the Trojena lake. Canadian engineering firm WSP is the project consultant and US-based Bechtel is the project management consultant. Trojena development Trojena will host the Asian Winter Games in 2029 and the construction works have been planned to meet that deadline. The whole masterplan consists of six zones. Trojena has already awarded some of the major contracts and the construction works have started on several schemes, most notably the Vault excavation works, tunnelling works, Ski Village and the construction of the dams at the Lake District. Launched by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Al-Saud, Trojena is set to be a year-round tourist destination. It will include a ski village, family and wellness resorts, retail, food and beverage facilities, and sports amenities such as watersports and mountain biking. An interactive nature reserve is also planned. The project is due to be completed by 2026.   For registration as a supplier: https://www.neom.com/en-us/our-business/suppliers   (ICE RIYADH)

Fonte notizia: Meed