Estithmar Holding’s Elegancia Contracting and Industries has been awarded a turnkey contract valued at more than QR500m ($137m) to deliver MEEZA’s latest data centre project in Qatar.
The project, to be delivered in two construction phases, is designed to increase capacity for hyperscale cloud providers and high-density AI workloads.
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According to Estithmar, Elegancia Contracting and Industries will manage project delivery from site preparation through testing, commissioning and handover.
The scope includes civil, structural and architectural works, alongside mechanical and electrical systems. It also covers ICT infrastructure, security, fire protection, controls and monitoring systems, as well as quality assurance and health, safety and environment compliance.
Estithmar said the integrated delivery model is intended to reduce interface risk and coordinate work across the facility’s mission-critical systems.
Elegancia Contracting and Industries CEO Eyad Elkhorebi said: “The MEEZA Data Center project showcases the full breadth of Elegancia Contracting and Industries’ integrated turnkey capabilities in delivering complex, mission-critical infrastructure.
“By bringing together the specialised expertise of Elegancia Contracting W.L.L, Elegancia Electromechanical Services W.L.L(MEP), Elegancia Data Center W.L.L, Elegancia Steel W.L.L, Consolidated Engineering Systems Company W.L.L (CESCO) and our wider industrial ecosystem, we are delivering a seamless, end-to-end solution to the highest standards of quality, safety and performance. The facility will provide the resilient, high-density digital environment required to support advanced cloud workloads and future AI-driven applications.”
Estithmar Holding stated that the contract expands its presence in mission-critical infrastructure, a market focused on facilities built to ensure continuous uptime for digital services.
The project would also strengthen Qatar Science & Technology Park’s (QSTP) role as a technology and innovation hub.
Estithmar Holding CEO Basel Shaddad said: “As the country advances its AI and digital transformation agenda, this project represents a major private-sector initiative aligned with that national vision. It positions Estithmar at the centre of delivering the advanced, AI-ready digital infrastructure that will power Qatar’s future economy.”
