From modernising and expanding the airport — King Khalid International Airport — to improving the reliability of the clean water supply, our work has been transformative and critical to ensuring Riyadh’s place on the world stage.

AECOM has extensive experience of working in Riyadh and other major global cities. With our network of planners, designers, engineers and management professionals, we have the knowledge and reach to develop and deliver innovative infrastructure solutions that improve lives and connect communities.

Jun 2, 2021 · RIYADH, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA (May 31, 2021) — Majid Al Futtaim, the leading shopping mall, communities, retail and leisure pioneer across the Middle East, Africa and Asia, announced today that it has awarded a four-year contract to global infrastructure consulting firm AECOM to provide lead consultancy services for its flagship Mall of ...

Jeddah Municipality engaged AECOM to help reshape and ultimately revive the city, transforming it into an innovative hub on the Red Sea. AECOM provided strategic planning, governance, spatial and urban planning services, landscape and environmental sustainability …

In September 2012, the National Water Company (NWC) asked AECOM to deliver a fast-track program to drill 42 new wells up to 2.4 kilometers deep in and around Riyadh.

Apr 6, 2015 · The US$22.5-billion project will provide six metro lines to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Forming the backbone of the city’s public transportation network, the metro will meet the demands of the growing population while reducing traffic congestion and improving air quality.

Located 35 kilometers north of Riyadh, King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) is the gateway to the capital. The airport is undergoing a redevelopment and expansion program to support the capital’s industrial and economic growth, and encourage tourism.

The Jeddah Plans invest in ensuring the prime location of metro stations, encouraging residents to decrease their dependence on cars and giving them improved access to amenities and jobs.

Designed to become the Middle East’s largest financial center, the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) is providing a new financial center for Riyadh and is supporting the goals of Vision 2030 to diversify Saudi’s economy away from oil.

With the aim of increasing Riyadh’s capacity for wastewater purification as well as generating electrical and thermal energy, AECOM supervised the design-build of a tertiary sewage treatment plant on Al Kharj Road.