shortages. Firstly, KAIA has a colossal infrastructure and a lifespan
measured in decades. Secondly, it is a controversial project, often
subject to financial revision. Thirdly, it is a risky undertaking with
changing project priorities and objectives. Finally, Dar sometimes
faces labor shortages.
come from various countries and who bring along a variety
of cultural backgrounds. Furthermore, the project undergoes
continuous organizational restructuring as it goes through the
different cycles and phases. Dar Al-Handasah daily solves these
contracting challenges while staying on budget and keeping
on time.
and lots of technological and logistical support. Highly-trained
employees, especially in engineering and management,
are another crucial element. A third challenge centers on
technology, which is constantly developing. New demands
include e-Gates, security systems and radio frequency
identifications (RFIDs).
the Dar team needs to be very flexible and confront problems
as early as possible. Management is a continuous process, and
Dar supervises the work of the main contractor and about 70
sub-contractors.