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Our MediaGPMC was proud to be the platinum partner of the CONFERENCE ON PRIMARY MATERIALS MANAGEMENT. This event was held from 28th and 29th March at Kempinski Hotel Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
The Sultanate of Oman produces important raw materials in the construction
sector such as Gabbro, sand, limestone and other raw materials. These
materials are exported to a number of countries, the most important
of which are Qatar, which has faced great challenges for several
years in importing read more.
The four agreements will ensure a reliable and fixed price supply of materials to the construction sector over the next three years. The four agreements will ensure a reliable and fixed price supply of materials to the construction sector over the next three years.
Qatar Primary Materials Company (QPMC) has secured the supply of 19,980,000 tonnes of high quality aggregates (gabbro and limestone) over the next three years from various sources, through four agreements.
This will ensure that Qatar’s fast growing construction sector has access to the required materials and thereby maintains market stability. The four companies who were party to the signing are: The Gate Primary Materials, Continental Trading Company, Qatar Engineering Alliance Co and Al Baida Technical Services. These agreements also ensure diversification in supply source, in line with QPMC’s vision to secure the required primary materials for both public and private sectors in Qatar. The implementation of the agreements start early 2016.
Qatar Primary Materials Company (QPMC) has signed four new contracts for supplying 19.98 million tonnes of primary materials including (Gabbro and limestone) to Qatar over the next three years from various sources.
The four agreements were signed with the following companies: The Gate Primary Materials, Continental Trading Company, Qatar Engineering Alliance Co and Al Baida Technical Services, QPMC said in a release on Sunday.
The agreements come in line with QPMC's vision of diversifying supply sources to secure the needed primary materials, for public and private sectors in Qatar. The deals will also contribute to the revitalisation of the role of the most important economic sectors in Qatar and will achieve sustainable development that ensures the provision of all the required quantities, as well as the stability of prices of primary materials in the local market.
Qatar Primary Materials Company (QPMC) said it has signed four new contracts for supply of 19.98 million tonne of primary materials including (Gabbro and limestone) from across the GCC region over the next three years.
The signing of the pacts with The Gate Primary Materials, Continental Trading Company, Qatar Engineering Alliance Company and Al Baida Technical Services comes as part of QPMC's plans to diversify supply sources to secure the necessary raw materials for public and private sectors in Qatar.
The actual implementation of the contract will start in the coming months, reported the state news agency QNA. QPMC said as per the deal, private Qatari companies Continental Trading, Al Baida and Qatar Engineering Alliance will procure primary materials from Oman, while Al Bawaba Primary Materials Company will get the contracted quantity from the UAE.
DOHA: QPMC wrapped up 2015 by signing four new agreements for the supply of 19,980,000 tonnes of high quality aggregates (gabbro and limestone) over the next three years from various sources. The agreements were signed to ensure that Qatar’s fast growing construction sector continues to thrive in the right direction by securing the required materials and thus maintaining market stability. The four agreements were signed with the companies ,The Gate Primary Materials, Continental Trading Company, Qatar Engineering Alliance Co and Al Baida Technical Services.
These agreements come in line with QPMC’s vision of diversifying supply sources to secure the needed primary materials, for public and private sectors in Qatar. The actual implementation of the agreements start early 2016, which contribute to the revitalization of the role of the most important economic sectors in Qatar and the achievement of sustainable development, in line with QPMC’s vision. They also ensure the delivery of all the required quantities in addition to the stability of prices of primary materials in the local market and pushing forward further economic development while speeding up the completion of major construction and infrastructure projects.
Qatar Primary Material Company (QPMC) and Rent-A-Port have signed an agreement for the operation of the Bulk Material Handling System (BMHS) in Qatar.
QPMC signed 4 new agreements at the end of 2015, for the supply of 19,980,000 tons of high quality aggregates (gabbro and limestone) over the next three years from various sources. The applauded additional agreements were signed at the forefront of QPMC’s role dedicated to ensuring that the construction sector in Qatar continues to thrive in the right direction by securing the required materials; thus facilitating the stability of prices and ensuring the continuous availability of aggregates; an ultimate objective which comes as part of QPMC’s vision which is strategically aligned with Qatar’s sustainable development and comes at the forefront of Qatar National Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy.
The four agreements were signed with the following companies: The Gate Primary Materials, Continental Trading Company, Qatar Engineering Alliance Co. and Al Baida Technical Services. These agreements come in line with QPMC’s vision of diversifying supply sources to secure the needed primary materials, for public and private sectors in Qatar.
Doha, January 03 (QNA) – Qatar Primary Materials Company (QPMC) signed four new contracts for supplying 19.98 million tons of primary materials including (Gabbro and limestone) to Qatar over the next three years from various sources. The four contracts which signed with The Gate Primary Materials, Continental Trading Company, Qatar Engineering Alliance Co. and Al Baida Technical Services come as part of QPMC’s plans to diversify supply sources to secure the necessary raw materials for public and private sectors in Qatar. The actual implementation of the contract to begin at beginning of this year.
This diversity will contribute to the revitalization of the role of the most important economic sectors in Qatar and will achieve sustainable development that ensures the provision of all the required quantities, as well as the stability of prices of primary materials in the local market. The materials will be stored in QPMC-owned facilities in Lusail, Mesaieed and Ras Laffan. This will ensure the availability of these materials in the north, the south and the capital city of Doha to meet the needs of all construction sites in the country and to satisfy customers of contractors and users of primary materials from government.