Hill wins hospital deal
01 August 2016
Hill International, a global leader in managing construction risk, said it has won a contract from Health Assurance Hospitals Company (Dhaman) to manage the construction of two new hospitals in Kuwait.
Dhaman, established as a public-private partnership as part of Kuwait’s National Healthcare Expansion Plan, plans to build secondary care hospitals and primary health clinics in various locations across the country.
The three-year project and construction management services contract has an estimated value of KD3.9 million ($13.1 million), said the US-based company.
These projects entail the construction of 300-bed secondary care hospitals in the Al Ahmadi and Al Jahra areas of Kuwait besides staff accommodation buildings and parking facilities.
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