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KAIA (phase-1) King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah is a US$10 billions project and one of the biggest international airports worldwide comprising of 46 gates, projected to host 30 million visitors yearly. The concrete volume in the project is estimated more than 5.5 million cubic meters, which is required to be casted in a very short period of time. Building Roots Co. being one of the concrete contractor pioneers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was awarded by SBG the Utility Tunnel, Elevated Road/Interchange Area, Portion of Arterial 4, GSE Tunnel and Load Center ‘C’, Maintenance Building, APM Tunnel, 21 km open channel, 4 km SEC tunnels and Drinking Water Pumping Station, as well as other facilities scattered in the logistic village of the project. Building Roots’ scope of work for the KAIA Project/Phase-1 comprises of almost 1,200,000 cum plus of cast in situ concrete, which is almost 22% of the total concrete works of this mega scale project. Through the use of latest techniques and methods from the site management and preparation, shuttering, etc. Building Roots Co. achieved this project in half of the estimated timeframe.