Canada-based Intelcan Technosystems has secured the contract for the newly developed third runway at Kuwait International Airport (KWI) in Farwaniya, Kuwait.
The Canadian company received the $10.1m (KD3,170m) contract from Kuwait’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
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According to the contract, Intelcan will also be responsible for improving the navigation systems.
The deal was signed by Civil Aviation (CAA) general director Yousef Al-Fawzan and the director of Al-Muntaha Real Estate and Construction Contracting Company, which is the local agent of Intelcan in Kuwait.
The agreement also covers the design, the maintenance services and the supply and provision of training.
The services will be executed according to KWI’s development plan.
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By GlobalDataIntelcan will provide the Automated Landing Aid System (ILS) technical support and upgrade and alter the system’s positions at the airport’s eastern runway.
Under this project, the Kuwaiti teams will also be trained for operating and maintaining the system.
In a press statement, Civil Aviation spokesman Saad Al-Otaibi said that the implementation period for the project is approximately 550 days.
The project will be supervised by the independent engineering consultancy company Deerns.
Severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, the aviation industry is witnessing economic recovery in the region.
Recently, the General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia (GACA) outlined plans to resume international flights from 17 May.
