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Safari Construction awarded contract for seven schools

· Jeddah
StatusReported by SaudiGulf Projects from information released by Safari Construction; not confirmed elsewhere.

Safari Construction has been awarded a contract by Tatweer Buildings Company (TBC) to construct seven schools in Jeddah and Jazan, Saudi Arabia. The project has a combined built-up area of approximately 95,800 square metres. The information was released by Safari Construction.

The scope covers construction of all seven schools across the two cities. The announcement does not specify how the schools are divided between Jeddah and Jazan. It also gives no construction schedule or contract value.

The project adds to Safari Construction’s portfolio of educational infrastructure projects in the Kingdom. The article describes the work as supporting the development of school facilities and the continued expansion of Saudi Arabia’s education infrastructure.

The announcement says the project aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 objectives to enhance educational infrastructure and support modern learning environments across the Kingdom. It provides no further details about the schools’ design, facilities or delivery stages.

The award reinforces Safari Construction’s role in delivering infrastructure projects that contribute to Saudi Arabia’s education sector and long-term development goals, according to the article. No additional project partners or contract terms are identified.

Why this mattersFor a Madinah practice, this is a regional education-construction award rather than a project in the holy city, so it does not establish local school demand or plot supply. By inference, the 95,800-square-metre combined area offers a scale reference for pricing educational design, BIM coordination and construction supervision, but the source gives no breakdown by school or contract value to support a cost-per-building benchmark.
Key figures7 schools · approximately 95,800 square metres
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