Saudi Arabia Prequalifies Firms for Natural Gas Distribution Networks in Five Industrial Cities
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy prequalifies eight companies and seven consortia to build and operate natural gas distribution networks in five industrial cities. The firms include entities from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and India. Technical bids are due by April 23, 2026.
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Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy has prequalified eight companies and seven consortia to build, own, and operate natural gas distribution networks in five industrial cities: Al Kharj Industrial City, Sudair City for Industry and Business, and three industrial cities in Jeddah. The prequalified companies include East Gas and Natural Gas Distribution from Egypt, Egyptian Kuwaiti Advanced Operation and Maintenance, Modern Gas from Egypt, Saab Energy Solutions, Sergas Contracting, UniGas Arabia from Saudi Arabia, and Bharat Petroleum Corporation from India.
The consortia include various combinations of Saudi, Egyptian, Chinese, and UAE firms. Qualified entities must submit technical bids by April 23, 2026.
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