01 September 2021

Bahrain’s Eskan Bank has received bids from top consultants in response to the request for proposals (RFP) to provide supervision consultancy services for plot 4 of Al Ramli Housing Project.

The residential project will comprise two 10-storey buildings featuring a total of 400 three-bedroom apartments and a retail area of 1,152 sq m in addition to car parking areas (with two slots per apartment).

Shortlisted bidders for the work are: Urban Vision; Tebodin Middle East; Ansari Engineering Services; CEC Khatib & Alami; Alteraz Architectural Design; Tashreeq Engineers Company; The Arab Architects and Pan Arab Consulting Engineers. Ansari Engineering Services and CEC Khatib & Alami have submitted bids based on two options.

Meanwhile, Eskan Bank has invited tenders for detailed design and supervision consultancy services for Al-Ramli community projects.  The project covers  three commercial plots with a total land area of 1,800 sq m and a proposed total gross built-up area of 1,734 sq m.

Consultants registered with the committee for the council for regulating the engineering profession under grade A and B were eligible to participate in this tender.  The closing date was August 22.  

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