Qiddiya Investment Company has awarded a contract worth SAR 308,174,296 (excluding VAT) for structural steelwork and external metal façades at the National Tennis Centre, part of the major development rising in القدية City in Riyadh Province.
The contract was awarded to Zamil Structural Steel Company and covers the fabrication, supply, and installation of structural steelwork along with the project's external metal façades. The work is scheduled to run over a duration of 19 months.
The National Tennis Centre forms part of the broader القدية development. Its design-build package was awarded to a joint venture between Bouygues Bâtiment International–Saudi Arabia and Almabani General Contractors, with Zamil taking on the steel and façade scope within that effort.
Why it matters
The project adds to a growing pipeline of sports and entertainment venues taking shape in Riyadh Province, reinforcing the capital region's role as a destination for major leisure and sporting facilities. For residents and expats, such developments signal more venues and opportunities over the coming years as construction advances.
The centre is currently under construction. No official visitor prices, opening hours, ticketing process, or confirmed operating date have been announced. Saudi Living will share verified details once they are made available.
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