Oman's Projects, Tenders and Local Content Authority approved an OMR 36,995,421.4 construction award for Mahout Fishing Port at its second meeting of 2026. The public announcement establishes the project and value but does not name the contractor, define the marine quantities or confirm contract execution or mobilisation.
Project signal
Award in Oman
Current statusOMR 36.995 million construction award approved in July 2026; contractor and detailed marine scope remain undisclosedSource confidenceConfirmed
Location
Oman / Middle East
Segment
Port infrastructure
Status
OMR 36.995 million construction award approved in July 2026; contractor and detailed marine scope remain undisclosed / Confirmed
Last checked
16 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Port infrastructure is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
Oman Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources; government award approved through the Projects, Tenders and Local Content Authority
Delivery parties
Construction contractor - not named in the official award announcement, Designer, supervising engineer and specialist marine subcontractors - not publicly identified
Contract route
Government construction tender approved by the Projects, Tenders and Local Content Authority at its second meeting of 2026 for OMR 36,995,421.4.
Execution window
Award approval announced in July 2026. The Authority has not published the contract signature, notice to proceed, mobilisation or completion dates.
Works package
Construction of Mahout Fishing Port. The official award announcement does not publish the breakwater, dredging, quay, berth, reclamation, utilities or building quantities, so detailed scope remains an evidence gap.
Marine interfaces
A fishing port would ordinarily connect sheltered access, basin depth, berthing, vessel landing and shore facilities, but the public award announcement allocates no quantity or contractor responsibility to any of those components.
Commercial evidence boundary
The successful contractor, consultant, tender documents, marine civil scope, dredging, equipment and building packages are not published. The OMR 36,995,421.4 figure is therefore an approved award value, not evidence of signed scope, mobilisation or physical progress.
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
Successful contractor and signed contract date
Tender number, drawings, bill of quantities and completion period
Designer and supervising engineer
Breakwater, dredging, reclamation and berth scope
Quarry, armour, concrete-unit and marine-plant packages
Pontoons, fenders, bollards, navigation aids and utilities