Monday, December 9, 2013
Amiri Diwan Cultural Compound project
Alghanim International General Trading &
Contracting Co. wins a project for Development of design, construction and
maintenance of Abdullah Al-Salem Cultural Compound with 117,777,896 KWD.
List of Italian Companies in Kuwait with Good distributors
SAIPEM
Shuwaikh F.T.Z.Future Area – Zone E – Building 62P.O.Box. 54281Kuwait
Mr. Andrea Marco Palmieri (Branch manager)
Shuwaikh F.T.Z.Future Area – Zone E – Building 62
Mr. Andrea Marco Palmieri (Branch manager)
· FOSTER WHEELER INTERNATIONAL CORP. P.O.Box 3204Kuwait
Tel.: 965 22430100 / 22423336 / 22433909
Fax: 965 22410473E-mail: giancarlo_coton@fwuk.fwc.com
Tel.: 965 22430100 / 22423336 / 22433909
Fax: 965 22410473E-mail: giancarlo_coton@fwuk.fwc.com
· TECHNIP ITALYAgent: Canar Trading Co.
P.O.Box: 2238 Safat, 13089Kuwait
Tel.: 965 22438177 / 23987667 (int. 111)
Fax: 965 23987227
E-mail: sales@canartc.com
P.O.Box: 2238 Safat, 13089
Tel.: 965 22438177 / 23987667 (int. 111)
Fax: 965 23987227
E-mail: sales@canartc.com
· FISIA ITALIMPIANTIKuwait Kuwait
· MAIRE TECNIMONT
P.O.Box 750 Fintas, 51008 Kuwait
Tel.: 965 23729845
Fax: 965 23727075
E-mail: info@mairetecnimont.it
· MAIRE TECNIMONT
P.O.Box 750 Fintas, 51008 Kuwait
Tel.: 965 23729845
Fax: 965 23727075
E-mail: info@mairetecnimont.it
Data di aggiornamento: Aprile 2011
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Major Italian Goods distributors
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Major Italian Goods distributors
Updated by ICE office in Kuwait
Italy enjoys the pride of being the fifth largest exporter of goods to Kuwait after United States , Japan , Germany & China
The exports cover a wide range of goods such as the traditional ones which currently represent the so-called "Made in Italy" well known all over the world - such as, fashion garments, jewellery, furniture, leather and shoes, marble, granite, ceramics and items for interior decoration.
Italy exports to Kuwait
Here is a list of major agents and distributors of Italian products:
The exports cover a wide range of goods such as the traditional ones which currently represent the so-called "Made in Italy" well known all over the world - such as, fashion garments, jewellery, furniture, leather and shoes, marble, granite, ceramics and items for interior decoration.
Here is a list of major agents and distributors of Italian products:
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Fashion garments :
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Maestro Int. Boutique Co.
Tel. 965 22465477 Fax 965 22409501 E-mail: |
Azadea
Tel. 965 22251444 Fax 965 22251440E-mail: info@azadea.com (Boggi, Piazza Italia, Marella, OVS etc…) |
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Al Mushrabia Co.
Tel. 965 25725426 Fax 965 25725425E-mail: mariam@almushrabia.fasttelco.com (Benetton) |
Al Fatina Group
Tel. 965 25733705 / 25722643 Fax 965 25733406E-mail: alfatina@alfatinagroup.com (Fendi, Gianfranco Ferre’, Roberto Cavalli, Roccobarocco etc…) |
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Joint Projects
Tel. 965 25726677 / 88 Fax 965 25727766E-mail: info@jointp.com (Trussardi, Valentino, Moschino, Dolce&Gabbana) |
Al Ostoura Int’l Co.
Tel. 965 25742793 / 4 Fax 965 25742238E-mail: info@alostoura.com (Moschino, Roberto Cavalli, Valentino, Versace etc…) |
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Shoes and Leather Goods :
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Comfort Shoe Co.
Tel. 965 25749123 / 25749453 Fax 965 25738284E-mail: zuaiter@comfortshoe.com (Bruno Magli, Ballin, Pollini) |
Al Ostoura Int’l Co.
Tel. 965 25742793 / 4 Fax 965 25742238E-mail: info@alostoura.com (Moschino, Roberto Cavalli, Valentino, Versace etc…) |
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Leather Palace Co.
Tel. 965 22425180 Fax 965 25649950E-mail: leatherpalace@hotmail.com(Galliano, Ferri Milano, Cavalli, Marilla Burani, Cromia, Cerruti 1881) |
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Sun Glasses & Frames:
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Hassan Opticians Co.
Tel.: 965 1806080 Fax: 965 24923089E-Mail: kian@hassans.com (Rayban (Luxottica), Ferragamo, Bulgari) |
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Confectioneries & Chocolates:
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Al Bustan Al Khaleeji Co.
Tel.: 965 24745976 Fax: 965 24726802E-mail: main@bustankhaleeji.com (Ferrero, Nutella, Kinder, Raffaello) |
Naser Moh. Al Sayer Foodstuff Co.
Tel.: 965 24744355 Fax: 965 24720861 / 2E-mail: alsayer_food@naseralsayergroup.com (Loacker, Cedrinca) |
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Ceramics : |
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Moh. H. Al Shaya Co. Tel.: 965 22242878 / 22242025
Fax: 965 24842891 (Pozzi Ginori, Ceramiche D'Imola) |
Tayseer Trading
Tel.: 965 24811660 Fax: 965 24837961E-mail: tayseer1@qualitynet.net (Ceramiche Gardenia) |
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Naser Fahad Al Suwayed
Tel.: 965 24731987 Fax: 965 24839482 (Del Conca, Gaetano, Leonardo)
Arte CasaTel.: 965 24848000Fax: 965 24848800E-mail: info@artecasa.bz
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Asian Industrial & Comm. Est.
Tel.: 965 24832735 Fax: 965 24840266 (Gruppo Ceramiche Ricchetti) |
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Cars : |
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Al Zayani Trading Co.
Tel.: 965 24721414 Fax: 965 24765638Email: admin@al-zayani.com (Ferrari, Maserati, Bugatti) |
Fouad Alghanim & Sons Automotive
Tel.: 965 1811118 Fax: 965 24829777E-mail: janet@faa.com.kw (Lamborghini) |
Motorcycles:
Desert Star Trad. Co. Tel.: 965 24849830 / 24838101Fax: 965 24840078
E-mail: destarkt@kems.net
(Ducati)
E-mail: destarkt@kems.net
(Ducati)
Kuwait International Airport (KIA) Expansion
Kuwait International Airport (KIA) is located in Farwaniya, 16km
south of Kuwait City, the capital of Kuwait. The airport is a
military-cum-public airport and houses Kuwait Air Force headquarters and
Al Mubarak Air Base located at a portion of the airport. A Kuwait Air
Force museum is also present at the airport complex. The airport is
operated by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
The airport handled more than seven million passengers in 2008 but steep rise in the passenger numbers and air traffic in the succeeding year resulted in the airport handling nearly 11 million passengers from January to September 2009.
The increased growth of traffic and passengers at the airport led to its expansion, which includes the construction of a new terminal and a new runway, reconstruction and extension of the existing runways, construction of a taxiway, aircraft stands and upgrade of other airport infrastructure. The project is being executed by the DGCA and funded by the Kuwait Government. The estimated cost of the expansion is KD600m ($2.1bn).
The latest $2.1bn expansion project features two phases to be executed at different time periods. Phase I will see construction of a new terminal and upgrade of airfield infrastructure. The new terminal is anticipated to be complete by November 2016 and is expected to handle 13 million passengers per year.
The new terminal will be christened terminal 2 or Kuwait airways terminal. The new U-shaped terminal will spread over an area of 90,000m2 and will feature 30 gates. It will be located to the south of the existing terminal. It will be linked to the existing terminal through a new tunnel.
The airport will have eight gates capable of handling A380 aircraft. The airport is planned to reach the projected capacity of 20 million passengers a year after the new terminal becomes operational.
Also included in phase I is the extension of the runways at the airport. Once the airport's western runway is extended to 4,775m, it will be the seventh longest runway in the world capable of handling the A380 aircraft. The other runway is planned to be 4,000m long. A new third runway is also planned to be constructed to the west of the airport. New aircraft parking spaces, a headquarters for the Directorate and additional taxiing roads are also included in this phase. Phase II (currently in the conceptual stage) will take the capacity of the airport to 55 million passengers a year. The expansion, however, will be executed in future when the airport will witness further growth in air traffic and passenger numbers. Phase II also includes construction of new passenger terminals and other infrastructure facilities.
The UK-based Foster & Partners won the contract worth KD19m ($66.7m) for the design of the new terminal at the airport. The terminal is being constructed at an estimated cost of KD213m ($748m).
Two bidders have been short-listed for the contract to build a runway, aircraft hangars and roads at the airport. The first among them is a group of Alghanim International General Trading & Contracting Company (Kuwait) and Gulf Leighton (Australia) which bid an amount of KD140m ($491m) for the project.
The airport handled more than seven million passengers in 2008 but steep rise in the passenger numbers and air traffic in the succeeding year resulted in the airport handling nearly 11 million passengers from January to September 2009.
The increased growth of traffic and passengers at the airport led to its expansion, which includes the construction of a new terminal and a new runway, reconstruction and extension of the existing runways, construction of a taxiway, aircraft stands and upgrade of other airport infrastructure. The project is being executed by the DGCA and funded by the Kuwait Government. The estimated cost of the expansion is KD600m ($2.1bn).
The latest $2.1bn expansion project features two phases to be executed at different time periods. Phase I will see construction of a new terminal and upgrade of airfield infrastructure. The new terminal is anticipated to be complete by November 2016 and is expected to handle 13 million passengers per year.
The new terminal will be christened terminal 2 or Kuwait airways terminal. The new U-shaped terminal will spread over an area of 90,000m2 and will feature 30 gates. It will be located to the south of the existing terminal. It will be linked to the existing terminal through a new tunnel.
The airport will have eight gates capable of handling A380 aircraft. The airport is planned to reach the projected capacity of 20 million passengers a year after the new terminal becomes operational.
Also included in phase I is the extension of the runways at the airport. Once the airport's western runway is extended to 4,775m, it will be the seventh longest runway in the world capable of handling the A380 aircraft. The other runway is planned to be 4,000m long. A new third runway is also planned to be constructed to the west of the airport. New aircraft parking spaces, a headquarters for the Directorate and additional taxiing roads are also included in this phase. Phase II (currently in the conceptual stage) will take the capacity of the airport to 55 million passengers a year. The expansion, however, will be executed in future when the airport will witness further growth in air traffic and passenger numbers. Phase II also includes construction of new passenger terminals and other infrastructure facilities.
The UK-based Foster & Partners won the contract worth KD19m ($66.7m) for the design of the new terminal at the airport. The terminal is being constructed at an estimated cost of KD213m ($748m).
Two bidders have been short-listed for the contract to build a runway, aircraft hangars and roads at the airport. The first among them is a group of Alghanim International General Trading & Contracting Company (Kuwait) and Gulf Leighton (Australia) which bid an amount of KD140m ($491m) for the project.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
The newest hotel in Kuwait.
The InterContinental Hotel is a 5
star hotel comprising 3 basement levels, a ground floor and 22
additional floors offering 240 rooms. The Hotel will include
Commercial areas and Cinemas at the first basement level and Ground
Floor, parking facilities and technical rooms' services for electrical
power station transformers, medium and low voltage, stand by generators
at the 2nd basement level, laundry, loading and uploading bay, technical
rooms, main kitchen, engineering workshop, store, and staff facilities
at the 3rd basement level. The first 5 floors above ground level will
contain hotel and guest facilities, lobby entrance, restaurants, coffee
lounge, retail area, reception, meeting rooms, specialty restaurant,
health club facilities, out door terrace, typical guest bed rooms,
executive rooms and suites. The remaining floors will include the main
guest rooms and diplomatic suites. The Hotel is in Salmiya on the Gulf Road. ( The White Tower )
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Isolux Corsan wins contract to build power transmission line in Kuwait
Isolux Corsan has won an engineering,
procurement and construction (EPC) contract for a 172 kilometre, 300kV
electricity transmission line project in Kuwait.
Under the contract, the work will be carried out on a turnkey basis for the power line project worth $105 million in Al-Rawdatain town.
The work would be completed within a period of 22 months and executed in three parts.
Under the project's first part, the company will energise
the RDTN X substation, and construct 76 kilometre transmission lines (2x38 km) that will connect this substation with the existing 300kV double circuit transmission line between the Subiya Power Station and the Jahra X substation.
For the second part of the project, Isolux Corsan will build 82 kilometre long power line to energise the RDTN W power substation. These lines will be linked to the existing transmission line between Subiya Power Station and Saad Abdulla W substation.
Lastly, the company will construct another 14 kilometre long electricity transmission lines to interconnect the RDTN X and RDTN W substations.
Additionally, Isolux Corsan will undertake the complete design of the towers and foundations, the delivery of all materials and accessories, civil works, tower erection, stringing and commissioning.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_transmission
Under the contract, the work will be carried out on a turnkey basis for the power line project worth $105 million in Al-Rawdatain town.
The work would be completed within a period of 22 months and executed in three parts.
Under the project's first part, the company will energise
the RDTN X substation, and construct 76 kilometre transmission lines (2x38 km) that will connect this substation with the existing 300kV double circuit transmission line between the Subiya Power Station and the Jahra X substation.
For the second part of the project, Isolux Corsan will build 82 kilometre long power line to energise the RDTN W power substation. These lines will be linked to the existing transmission line between Subiya Power Station and Saad Abdulla W substation.
Lastly, the company will construct another 14 kilometre long electricity transmission lines to interconnect the RDTN X and RDTN W substations.
Additionally, Isolux Corsan will undertake the complete design of the towers and foundations, the delivery of all materials and accessories, civil works, tower erection, stringing and commissioning.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_transmission
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