Tender Board awards tenders worth over OMR100 million
The approved tenders include:
1- A four-year government agreement for Oracle software licenses valued at OMR33,180,391.
2- A road paving project for Seih Jreen, Al-Aqeedah, Al-Saleel, and Al-Bateen roads in the Wilayat of Al Qabil, North A'Sharqiyah Governorate, worth OMR12,423,487.
3- An asphalt road construction project in the Wilayat of Dhank, A'Dhahirah Governorate, valued at OMR8,199,986.
4- Dual-carriageway project in the Wilayat of Diba, Musandam Governorate, worth OMR4,885,739.
5- Asphalt road maintenance in Al Buraimi Governorate, valued at OMR3,970,186.
6- Provision of technicians for operating and maintaining medical equipment at Nizwa Hospital and other health institutions in A'Dakhiliyah Governorate, worth OMR3,304,444.
7- Beautification works for the Hayy Souq Al Mal area (CBD) in Muscat Governorate, valued at OMR3,288,137.
8- Improvement works for the Al Shuwaymiyah mountain pass in Dhofar Governorate, worth OMR3,204,899.
9- A five-year internet service contract for the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Investment Promotion and its affiliated directorates, valued at OMR1,012,210.
10- Periodic maintenance for radiology equipment at The Royal Hospital, worth OMR787,750.
11- Periodic maintenance for ventilators across various health institutions, valued at OMR783,094.
12- Renewal of the lease for the Specialized Institute for Vocational Training for Teachers, worth OMR394,470.
13- Renewal of the contract for blood gas analyzers at The Royal Hospital, valued at OMR236,019.
14- Renewal of the lease for the Omani Hajj Mission building in Makkah, worth OMR235,704.
15- A contract for educational services for students with autism spectrum disorder, valued at OMR230,200.
16- A media partnership agreement with a global network for the Oman International Investment Forum 2025, worth OMR211,750.
17- Reservation of exhibition space at the Arabian Travel Market in the UAE, valued at OMR187,045.
18- Provision of periodic maintenance for X-ray and CT scan machines in various health institutions at a value of OMR154,339.
19- Licenses renewal and supporting network devices in the data center at the Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises Development at a value of OMR153,066.
20- Provision of periodic maintenance for polymerase chain reaction machines in various health institutions at a value of OMR148,292.
21- Renewal of the advanced contract to support the human resources management system at a value of OMR147,861.
22- Provision of periodic maintenance for the emulsification system in various health institutions at a value of OMR96,073.
23- Additional works for the restoration of the southern runway and taxiways at Muscat International Airport, worth OMR4,826,163.
24- Supplementary engineering consultancy services for the Oman Botanic Garden project, valued at OMR3,792,073.
25- Additional works for annual asphalt road maintenance in A'Dakhiliyah Governorate, worth OMR3,716,328.
26- Supplementary works for annual asphalt road maintenance in Dhofar Governorate, valued at OMR2,624,262.
27- Additional works for maintenance of mountain dust roads in Dhofar Governorate, worth OMR1,913,617.
28- Supplementary works for maintenance of desert dust roads in Dhofar Governorate, valued at OMR1,723,363.
29- Additional works for slope stabilization along the Argut/Sarfeet road in Dhofar Governorate, worth OMR1,071,522.
30- Supplementary works for hygiene and pest control services at Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, valued at OMR672,216.
31- Design and construction of a link road for the parade ground in the Wilaya of Sohar, North Al Batinah Governorate, worth OMR485,965.
32- Additional works for the management of Oman's high-speed government network, valued at OMR366,485.
33- Supplementary works for the design and paving of internal roads in the Wilayat of Shinas, worth OMR316,162.
34- Additional consultancy services for the Bidbid-Sur dual-carriageway project (Phase 1), valued at OMR301,377.
35- Supplementary works for the design and paving of internal roads in Wadi Al-Hareem in the Wilayat of Yanqul, ADhahirah Governorate, worth OMR277,680.
36- Completion works for boys' school in the Wilayat of Al Awabi, South Al Batinah Governorate, valued at OMR269,900.
37- Infrastructure works for carriages sites in Dhofar Governorate, worth OMR227,317.
38- Consultancy services for the Shinas-Mahdah dual-carriageway project in North Al Batinah and Al Buraimi Governorates, valued at OMR220,653.
39- Additional consultancy services for the Muscat International Airport runway renovation project, worth OMR207,400.
40- Development works for Al-Husn area in the Wilayat of Al Khabourah, valued at OMR164,178.
41- General lighting maintenance for fishing ports across various governorates, worth OMR125,720.
42- Supplementary works under the framework agreement for the Wusool project, valued at OMR100,000.
43- Construction of eight classrooms and two teachers' rooms at Suhail bin Amr Basic Education School in the Wilayat of Shinas, worth OMR79,000.
44- Development of traditional irrigation systems for Falaj Al Buraimi in Al Buraimi Governorate, valued at OMR39,998.
45- Development of traditional irrigation systems for Falaj Sa'ara in Al Buraimi Governorate, worth OMR39,393.
46- Consultancy works for establishing scientific research centers, valued at OMR38,071.
47- Development and hosting support for the e-health portal, worth OMR26,145.
48- Engineering consultancy services for the design and supervision of Al Namaa Hospital in North A'Sharqiyah Governorate, valued at OMR24,882.
49- Consultancy services for schools in South Al Batinah Governorate, worth OMR23,276.
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