KUWAIT CITY, Dec 16: The Public Authority for Housing Welfare (PAHW) is preparing to receive the projects of four contracts in Mutlaa Residential City during the first quarter of next year, reports Al-Anba daily. This is according to the dates of the contracts concluded with the contractors and the approved schedule for each project separately, including the project for the construction, completion and maintenance of public buildings in the N10 suburb at a value of KD 31,792,542. This project is supposed to be delivered on February 28, 2022, but there is a delay in the completion rates of the actual project works, which is only 65.31 percent now.
The second project is the construction, completion and maintenance of public buildings in the N7 and N8 suburbs, and the works of infrastructure services and public buildings in the N8 suburb at a value of KD 26 million and 950 thousand. It is supposed to be delivered on April 3, 2022, but is also considered delayed, as the percentage of work completion is only 56.64 percent now.
The third project is the construction, completion and maintenance of public buildings in the N6 and N9 suburbs at a value of Kd 37 million and 960 thousand. It is supposed to be delivered on March 31, 2022. The project work percentage has reached 81.27 percent, thereby being ahead of the schedule specified for the contractual percentage of works by 75.17 percent. The last project is a project in the N11 suburb and the works of infrastructure services and public buildings in the main suburb center of N11 at a value of KD 28 million and 249 thousand. The current completion rate is 57.38 percent. Informed sources affirmed that PAHW, in accordance with the law, will warn contractors regarding the delays before taking further punitive actions.
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