Archive | Construction & Engineering In Iraq

Iraq Business News brings you the latest information on developments and opportunities in the construction & engineering industries in Iraq.

Iraq invites NESPAK for Irrigation Project

Iraq's Ministry of Water Resources has reportedly invited National Engineering Services of Pakistan (NESPAK) to participate in an irrigation project. The Express Tribune reports that the project, called "East Gharaf", will provide sustainable irrigation and drainage facilities for about 390,000 acres of land in the general areas of Nassiriya and Kut. State-owned NESPAK had worked on […]

Iraq Completes $146m Baghdad Water Scheme

By John Lee. Iraq has completed a new $146-million project to supply drinking water to much of Baghdad's population. Saleh al-Mutlaq (pictured), deputy prime minister for service affairs, told Al-Shorfa: "The ministry of municipalities opened the Abu Ghraib Great Water Project ... It will provide drinking water to houses through modern networks, and will cover […]

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KBR Awarded FEED, QCSS Contracts at Mansuriya

By John Lee. KBR has announced that it has been awarded the Mansuriya Full Field Development contract to perform front end engineering and design (FEED) studies and Quality Control Support Services (QCSS) for the Turkish Petroleum Overseas Company (TPOC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO), in Diyala Province. The Mansuriya project is […]

Shriram, Mokul bag $230m Basra Contract

By John Lee. A joint venture between the Indian companies Shriram EPC Limited (SEPC) and the Mokul Group has bagged an order worth $230 million for the supply and laying of basic sanitary systems in Basra. Shriram EPC, which is part of Shriram Group, is an integrated design, engineering, procurement, construction and project management services […]

Syscom 18 Wins Deal for Power Metering Systems

By John Lee. Syscom 18, the Romanian company specialising in industrial automation and measuring systems, has won a contract worth three million euros in Iraq. The project involves the "design, construction, installation, electrical and automation side and starting operations of 40 fiscal metering systems", to be integrated into two power plants; project completion is scheduled […]

39,000 Housing Loans Approved

By John Lee. The Iraqi Housing Fund has approved about 39,000 housing loans since it started operations in March 2005, and the rate of activity is accelerating. The fund's general director, Burhanuddin al-Bassam, told Mawtani: "In previous years we processed dozens of citizens' applications for loans every day, but now the numbers range between 700 […]

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Housing Ministry Asks for $3.5bn Each Year

By John Lee. Iraq's Minister of Housing and Reconstruction, Mohamed Sahib al-Daraji [Mohammed Al-Deraji] (pictured), has asked the government to allocate $3.5 billion every year to alleviate housing shortages in the country, reports Azzaman. He said Iraq needed 60,000 housing units every year as well as a massive housing reconstruction program for the building of […]

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Iraq to Give Jordan Free Crude Oil

By John Lee. The Iraqi cabinet decided on Tuesday to give neighboring Jordan 100,000 barrels of oil as a gift to help it overcome its economic difficulties. According to a report from Businessweek, the move could be seen as an attempt by the Shiite-led Iraqi government to offer support to one of its Sunni neighbors. […]

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Greek Company Wins 200m-Euro Grand Faw Contract

By John Lee. Iraq's Ministry of Transport has reportedly signed a contract with a Greek company to construct the eastern breakwater and dock services for the new Grand Faw sea-port. According to NINA, the project will cost 204 million Euros, equivalent to 315 billion Iraqi dinars. While the name of the company was not mentioned, […]

Handicapped Villager Builds Water Generator, Introduces Green Power

By Abdul-Khaleq Dosky. This article was originally published by Niqash. Any opinions expressed are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Iraq Business News. or years the village of Bava has gone without electricity. But now a local handicapped man has built a water generator in a nearby river and […]