01 June 2013

NAKHEEL has awarded contracts worth nearly Dh50 million ($13.61 million) for work at Dragon Mart Phase Two and the neighbouring International City master community.

The Dubai developer has awarded a contract worth Dh36.5 million ($9.94 million) to ADC Energy Systems for the design and construction of the cooling plant at its Dragon Mart extension project.

The 7,500-ton capacity cooling plant will serve the new mall, hotel and car-park that make up the 177,000-sq-m Dragon Mart Phase Two project.

Mobilisation is expected within a month.

In neighbouring International City, Nakheel has signed up Ascon Road Construction for infrastructure and road work at a new 140,000-sq-m warehousing district to be constructed next to the existing Textile City area. The five-month contract is worth Dh12.6 million ($3.43 million).

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