Oman’s Tender Board Approves RO 145 Million Worth of Development Projects
Oman Horizon Bulletin
Muscat, Oman – The Tender Board of Oman convened its first meeting of 2025 on February 5, approving multiple projects and additional works worth RO 145.27 million. The meeting, chaired by Dr. Said Mohammed Al Saqri, Minister of Economy and Chairman of the Tender Board, focused on infrastructure and technological advancements aimed at boosting Oman’s development across various sectors.
Key Projects Approved
The awarded tenders include significant projects that will contribute to Oman’s economic growth and public infrastructure:
- Construction of 20 Integrated School Buildings – RO 39.71 million was allocated for designing and building modern educational facilities across multiple governorates, enhancing the country’s education sector.
- Development of a Multi-Purpose Port in Masirah – RO 28.61 million was awarded for establishing a strategic port in the Wilayat of Masirah, South A’Sharqiyah Governorate, aimed at improving maritime trade, tourism, and economic activities.
- Microsoft Software Licensing Agreement – RO 21.58 million was approved for a three-year agreement to provide Microsoft software licenses to various government institutions, supporting digital transformation and operational efficiency.
Impact of the Approved Projects
These projects align with Oman Vision 2040, focusing on education, infrastructure, and digital advancements. The school construction initiative aims to improve learning environments and expand access to quality education. The Masirah port development will enhance trade and logistics, boosting regional connectivity. Additionally, the software licensing agreement will strengthen Oman’s digital infrastructure, ensuring government institutions have access to the latest technological tools.
Commitment to National Development
The Tender Board’s approvals reflect Oman’s commitment to advancing key sectors through strategic investments. By prioritizing education, infrastructure, and technology, the government aims to create a sustainable and diversified economy.
As Oman moves forward in 2025, these investments are expected to play a crucial role in enhancing public services, boosting economic activities, and supporting the nation’s long-term development goals.
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