Monitoring trends in new construction awards involving migrant workers across the Gulf
More about the trackerTotals
We track the awarding of construction contracts in Jordan and Lebanon as reported in publicly available sources. We primarily focus on major contracts awarded since 2012, and have thus far recorded:
$88.57BN
in total value of new contracts awarded across the region
412
new contracts awarded across the region
Where are contracts being awarded?
Construction markets are sensitive to changes in the broader economy. In the Gulf, fluctuations in the price of oil and gas, population dynamics and political developments contend with countries’ national development programs and planned mega-events to impact construction spending.
Latest Analysis
Delve deeper into the data to capture trends and patterns in the awarding of construction contracts in the region and consider what this means for migrant workers and refugees carrying out the building on these projects.
Who is winning contract awards?
Construction is a global business. Many international firms operate in the Gulf through subsidiaries and joint ventures, while local firms range from small and medium-sized enterprises to large conglomerates.
Filters
Filter the chart above to determine the number of contracts awarded to companies headquartered in the same country as the project, versus those awarded to firms based abroad.
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Search for information on companies’ publicly reported contract awards, client relationships and locations.
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