Palm Jebel Ali, revealed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, offers luxury amenities for residents and visitors
Spanning 13.4 square kilometres, Palm Jebel Ali is currently being developed by Nakheel, a world-leading Dubai-based real estate master developer
Dubai-based master developer Nakheel has awarded contracts for infrastructure construction at Palm Jebel Ali, the company said in an emailed statement on Sunday.
The contract for a public access road from Sheikh Zayed Road to Palm Jebel Ali, and a construction road serving the Palm’s central area, went to DBB Contracting LLC. “When completed, the new public access road will offer a beautifully landscaped and convenient path, spanning nearly 6 kilometres, leading directly on to Palm Jebel Ali,” the statement said.
DBB Contracting and Dutco Construction are UAE-based civil and marine contractors.
Dubai’s Nakheel awards Palm Jebel Ali infrastructure contracts
Khansaheb Civil Engineering LLC, subsidiary of Khansaheb Group, secured the contract for roadway and lighting enhancements to Al Hesah Street at Dubai Waterfront, connecting to Palm Jebel Ali.
“Today, we proudly announce the appointment of DBB Contracting and Khansaheb Civil Engineering as our partners for the next phase of development at Palm Jebel Ali. Alongside these best-in-class partners, we are not only ensuring the highest standards of urban infrastructure for our customers, but also contributing to the realisation of the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan. This partnership reaffirms our commitment to raising the global benchmark in waterfront living, making Palm Jebel Ali a coveted address for approximately 35,000 families in the future,” Khalid Al Malik, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding Real Estate said.
Palm Jebel Ali, revealed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, offers luxury amenities for residents and visitors. It marks a new Jebel Ali growth corridor, underlining Dubai’s expansion.
The island spans 13.4 kilometres, with 10.5 million square metres of development, 16 fronds, 110 kilometres of coastline and 91 kilometres of beachfront.
It will house approximately 35,000 families, contributing to Dubai’s projected 5.8 million resident increase by 2040.
