Public Private Partnership

Oman’s Strategic Shift Through Public-Private Partnership!

Oman’s venture into public-private partnership (PPP) has marked a significant step towards creating economic development and efficiency across various sectors. The PPP law delineates the guidelines for project establishment, bidding processes, and contract regulations, encouraging private sector engagement while safeguarding the state’s interests.

The inclusion of a diverse range of sectors under the PPP umbrella underscores the government’s commitment to broader economic liberalization. By ensuring transparent bidding procedures and allowing for single bids under specific conditions, the regulations create an impeccable balance between investor’s confidence and fair market practices.

Additionally, the emphasis on protecting employee rights during privatization endeavors highlights Oman’s commitment to ensuring a smooth transition to private ownership.

Amjaad’s Trailblazing PPP
Evolution

Amjaad Group spearheads the public-private partnership landscape with an unwavering commitment to innovation, streamlining the diverse PPP models to deliver various type of projects.

BOT (Build-Operate-
Transfer)

In this arrangement, the private partner plans, builds, runs, and then transfers the facility to the public sector after a predetermined time while charging customers for services.

BOO (Build-Own-
Operate)

In this arrangement, the private party keeps ownership of the building while the public sector purchases services on mutually agreeable conditions.

Similar to BOT, BOOT
(Build-Own-Operate-Transfer)

is frequently used in port and highway development, with the facility being transferred to the public or private operator after the contractual period.

Empowering Government-Driven Economic Growth

Amjaad creates seamless collaboration between the public sector and private enterprises, leveraging technological innovations to streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and drive sustainable growth.

 

Pioneering Projects and Visionary Initiatives
  • Liwan Mabailah Project – BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer), BOLT (Build-Own-Lease-Transfer), DBFO (Design-Build-Finance-Operate), DCMF (Design-Construct-Manage-Finance).
  • Sur Front Project – BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer), BOLT (Build-Own-Lease-Transfer), DBFO (Design-Build-Finance-Operate).
  • Liwan Rustaq Project – BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer), BOLT (Build-Own-Lease-Transfer), DBFO (Design-Build-Finance-Operate), DCMF (Design-Construct-Manage-Finance).
  • Liwan Ibra Project – BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer), BOLT (Build-Own-Lease-Transfer), DBFO (Design-Build-Finance-Operate), DCMF (Design-Construct-Manage-Finance).
Amjaad Initiatives PPP proposals:
  • Consumer Protection Authority Headquarters.
  • Ministry of Power and Energy Headquarters.
  • Khazaen Central Fruits and Vegetables Market.
  • Tamoor Oman – Oman Dates Production & Packaging Company S.A.O.C.
  • Burj Sahwa bus station.
  • Dhofar Municipality 3-star resort.
  • Salalah Downtown – Dhofar Municipality.
What distinguishes Amjaad from other public-private partnerships?

Amjaad distinguishes itself via its unwavering commitment to innovation and its exceptional capacity to effortlessly incorporate diverse PPP models. Amjaad constantly completes transformational infrastructure projects that promote sustainable development and economic advancement by utilizing cutting-edge technologies and encouraging strategic partnerships.

How does Amjaad ensure that various PPP models for infrastructure projects are carried out successfully?

Amjaad’s critical success factor is its comprehensive project planning process, which includes a deep comprehension of the unique requirements of each PPP model. Amjaad expertly navigates the complexity of various PPP models, assuring the flawless execution of significant infrastructure projects through rigorous risk assessment, strategic alliances, and a strong emphasis on stakeholder involvement. In addition, Amjaad obtained the required engineering and investment knowhow, through various finance and real estate arms.