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Damac awards multiple contracts for Lagoons master development

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Work is progressing well across all clusters as part of phase 1 of the Damac Lagoons development

Damac Properties has awarded multiple contracts for consultancy services for its Damac Lagoons master development in Dubailand.

Energoprojekt Entel Co. Ltd bagged the contract for consultancy services for a 132/11kV sub-station.

Global infrastructure consultancy Aecom was awarded a contract for the Venice cluster and the central hub of the master development. 

A contract for consultancy services for three of the community’s clusters, including Malta, Nice 1 and 2, was awarded to BHNS Engineering Consultants. 

A similar contract has been awarded to Khatib & Alami for the Nice 3, Costa Brava villa package and Portofino clusters.

“Work is progressing well across all clusters as part of phase 1 of the Damac Lagoons development,” said Mohammed Tahaineh, general manager of Damac.

Damac Lagoons is the developer’s third master community development in the emirate. 

Last month Damac awarded the main construction contract for its 71-storey Cavalli Tower in Dubai Marina to China State Construction Engineering Corporation.

The contract, valued at approximately AED886 million ($241.22 million), was awarded to finalise the main works construction of the high-end residential tower.

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