Azizi hands Stromek contract for Riviera residential development – Ground Engineering

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26 April, 2021 By Jenna Lomax
UAE developer Azizi Developments has awarded Stromek Emirates Foundations a contract for shoring, excavation and dewatering for phase three of the US$3.3bn (£2.4bn) Riviera project in the Mohammed Bin Rashid City mixed-use development in Dubai.
Riviera will form a “Mediterranean-inspired community” in the heart of Mohammed Bin Rashid City, also known as MBR, which, upon its completion, will comprise more than 16,000 residences, with a retail boulevard, a canal walk and a green social space.  The construction value of Riviera’s phase three is estimated at US$272M (£196M).
Stromek is a contractor in mechanical foundations, headquartered in Dubai, with more than 750 completed projects in the Gulf region.
Commenting on the contract,  Azizi Developments chief development officer Mohamed Ragheb Hussein said: “Stromek Emirates is an industry veteran with more than 26 years of experience in providing the most reliable, swiftly executed shoring, dewatering and excavation services.
“They have rapidly grown into one of the most influential and specialised contractors in the construction industry. Their work will help us in our pursuit of offering impeccable housing solutions to investors in the UAE and beyond in a timely manner, and while adhering to the highest quality standards.”
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