Latest news with #Egis
ME Construction
4 days ago
- Business
- ME Construction
Egis appointed as PASC for Riyadh Integrated Project Phase 1 infrastructure
Consultant Egis appointed as PASC for Riyadh Integrated Project Phase 1 infrastructure By Located near King Khalid International Airport, the project holds immense importance as a future hub for trade, transportation, and advanced logistics Egis has announced its appointment as a Package Administration and Supervision Consultant (PASC) for Phase 1 of infrastructure works at Riyadh Integrated, operated by the Special Integrated Logistics Zone (SILZ) Company. The appointment is said to mark an important role for the Kingdom's aspirations to establish itself as a logistics leader. Situated near King Khalid International Airport, the project holds immense importance as a future hub for trade, transportation, and advanced logistics. Egis will collaborate with other supervision partners to oversee critical infrastructure works that form the backbone of Riyadh Integrated. These works include a comprehensive network of roads, utilities, landscaping, perimeter fencing, utility buildings, and key enabling works. Egis will ensure that all these works are planned and delivered with long term scalability and operational efficiency in mind. Abdulmohsen Aldhubaya, Construction Management GM at SILZ Company said, 'We are pleased to collaborate with Egis in the development of Phase 1 at Riyadh Integrated. This initial phase is a pivotal undertaking that will redefine benchmarks for integrated zones, both within the region and on a global scale. Through our partnership with leading experts like Egis, we are cultivating a dynamic platform that actively contributes to the Kingdom's ambitious diversification agenda and unlocks substantial growth opportunities across diverse sectors reliant on smart and sustainable infrastructure.' 'We are honoured to have been entrusted with this grand endeavour. Projects like Riyadh Integrated reflect a shift in how nations build for today's requirements and tomorrow's opportunities,' said Mohammed Ben Messaoud, Country Managing Director, Egis in Saudi Arabia. 'Our role in delivering technical oversight means we're focused on ensuring every element—whether visible or underground supports a more agile, connected, and investment-ready future. The success of this phase shows what can happen when our teams, working alongside our clients ensure that infrastructure is aligned with long-term economic strategy.' Riyadh Integrated, a flagship special logistics zone under SILZ Company's masterplan, aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. Its connectivity, competitive business environment, and next-generation logistics capabilities will attract global investors, local supply chains, and new avenues for talent development and knowledge transfer, the statement noted.
Malaysian Reserve
5 days ago
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Egis Collaborates with Indiana Office of Energy Development to launch the Indiana Energy Saver Program
INDIANAPOLIS, May 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – Egis has collaborated with the Indiana Office of Energy Development (IOED), to launch the Indiana Energy Saver Program on May 14. This $182 million federally-funded initiative provides energy efficiency upgrades to Hoosier households resulting in lower utility bills. The Indiana Energy Saver Program is designed to align with the Trump and Braun Administrations' agendas to enhance energy affordability and to facilitate consumer choice by delivering utility bill savings and improving home comfort for Hoosiers across the state. Egis is providing end to end program management solutions, which include program design, federal compliance, case management, call center functionality, establishment of a state-wide contractor network, payment processing, and reporting. Tom Longest, CEO of Egis in the U.S., commented, 'We're proud to partner with the Indiana Office of Energy Development on the design and implementation of the Indiana Energy Saver Program. We are honored to be a part of such a critical program that provides efficiency measures and utility bill savings for Indiana households.' About Egis Egis is a leading global architectural, consulting, construction engineering, operations and mobility services firm. Operating in 100 countries, Egis puts the expertise of its 20,500 employees at the service of its clients and provides innovative solutions to our clients' most complex challenges.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Egis Collaborates with Indiana Office of Energy Development to launch the Indiana Energy Saver Program
INDIANAPOLIS, May 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Egis has collaborated with the Indiana Office of Energy Development (IOED), to launch the Indiana Energy Saver Program on May 14. This $182 million federally-funded initiative provides energy efficiency upgrades to Hoosier households resulting in lower utility bills. The Indiana Energy Saver Program is designed to align with the Trump and Braun Administrations' agendas to enhance energy affordability and to facilitate consumer choice by delivering utility bill savings and improving home comfort for Hoosiers across the state. Egis is providing end to end program management solutions, which include program design, federal compliance, case management, call center functionality, establishment of a state-wide contractor network, payment processing, and reporting. Tom Longest, CEO of Egis in the U.S., commented, "We're proud to partner with the Indiana Office of Energy Development on the design and implementation of the Indiana Energy Saver Program. We are honored to be a part of such a critical program that provides efficiency measures and utility bill savings for Indiana households." About Egis Egis is a leading global architectural, consulting, construction engineering, operations and mobility services firm. Operating in 100 countries, Egis puts the expertise of its 20,500 employees at the service of its clients and provides innovative solutions to our clients' most complex challenges. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Egis
Trade Arabia
5 days ago
- Business
- Trade Arabia
Egis lands big Riyadh Integrated Phase 1 Infrastructure role
Following the official inauguration of Phase 1 infrastructure of the Riyadh Integrated Project, Egis, a global leader in architecture, construction engineering, consulting and operations and maintenance services, has announced that it will serve as a Package Administration and Supervision Consultant (PASC) for the Phase 1 infrastructure works at Riyadh Integrated operated by the Special Integrated Logistics Zone (SILZ ) Company. This marks a major step forward for the kingdom's ambitions to become a global logistics leader. The project is strategically positioned near King Khalid International Airport, anchoring its role as a future hub for trade, transport, and advanced logistics. Egis will contribute to the oversight of critical infrastructure works that form the backbone of Riyadh Integrated in collaboration with other supervision partners. This includes a comprehensive network of roads, utilities, landscaping, perimeter fencing, utility buildings, and key enabling works, all planned and delivered with long-term scalability and operational efficiency in mind. Engineer Abdulmohsen Aldhubaya, the Construction Management GM at SILZ Company, said: "We are pleased to collaborate with Egis in the development of Phase 1 at Riyadh Integrated. This initial phase is a pivotal undertaking that will redefine benchmarks for integrated zones, both within the region and on a global scale." "Through our partnership with leading experts like Egis, we are cultivating a dynamic platform that actively contributes to the Kingdom's ambitious diversification agenda and unlocks substantial growth opportunities across diverse sectors reliant on smart and sustainable infrastructure," he stated. Riyadh Integrated is a flagship special logistics zone under SILZ Company's masterplan and aligns directly with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. Through seamless connectivity, a competitive business environment, and next-generation logistics capabilities, it is set to attract global investors, strengthen local supply chains, and create new opportunities for talent development and knowledge transfer. "We are honoured to have been entrusted with this grand endeavour. Projects like Riyadh Integrated reflect a shift in how nations build - for today's requirements and tomorrow's opportunities," said Mohammed Ben Messaoud, Country Managing Director, Egis in Saudi Arabia.
Irish Examiner
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- Irish Examiner
Government awards €600m contract for maintenance of Ireland's major road network
A massive State tender potentially worth up to €600m has been awarded to operate and maintain major roads, including the Jack Lynch Tunnel in Cork. The awarding of the contract to Egis will see it responsible for the Dublin tunnel and the Motorway Operations Control Centre, which monitors 1,200km of Ireland's motorways. Transport minister Darragh O'Brien said these were all 'critical pieces of national infrastructure' that contribute to the Irish economy as well as improved road safety. 'Egis and Transport Infrastructure Ireland [TII] have worked together to identify and implement upgrades to improve operations and reduce emissions,' he said. Under the contract, Egis will oversee tolling at the Dublin tunnel as well as being responsible for maintenance, fire safety compliance and the upkeep of key infrastructure such as electrical and drainage systems. In areas with widespread camera coverage like the M50 in Dublin, it will have to detect incidents and coordinate the response, monitor traffic and direct the coordination between emergency services during incidents. Furthermore, it will also manage calls from the 1,600 emergency roadside telephones on Irish motorways and be responsible for the real-time information on signs across the network. It must also align itself with TII's sustainability plans, which includes the 'intention to source 100% of operational energy from renewable sources from day one and continuing to transition the infrastructure to net zero'. Its stewardship comes after concerns were recently raised about traffic gridlock on the eastern approaches to the Jack Lynch Tunnel and the Dunkettle Interchange. Last month, it emerged that Cork County Council engineers would raise the issue with the project team in charge of the multi-million euro road upgrades in the area. Read More Has the Dunkettle interchange upgrade worked? Traffic data shows mixed results
