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The AtkinsRéalis team, in a commendable collaboration with the site team, United Engineering Construction (UNEC), and its subcontractors, has exhibited exceptional dedication and expertise, making substantial contributions to the progress at the DEWA Headquarters site. This collective effort, involving all parties including the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA), has been crucial in achieving these milestones.
In the complex journey to construct a net-zero energy, cutting-edge governmental building, the AtkinsRéalis team's unwavering commitment to excellence shines through. Their dedication underscores their relentless pursuit of innovation and sustainability in infrastructure development.
AtkinsRéalis CEO for EPDM, MENA, Campbell Gray, recently made his second visit to the prestigious DEWA Headquarters (Al-Shera'a) construction site in just four months. His visit was a chance to see the significant progress made since his last visit.
"We are thrilled with the progress at the DEWA Headquarters site," said Mr. Campbell Gray. "This project exemplifies our dedication to delivering high-quality, sustainable infrastructure that has a positive impact on communities. We look forward to seeing more achievements as we continue our work with the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority - DEWA and our partners."
The DEWA Headquarters project is on course to set new benchmarks in energy efficiency and technological innovation, further elevating Dubai's position as a global leader in sustainable development. The teamwork and diligence of everyone involved in the DEWA Headquarters project are foundational to a future where sustainable development and technological progress go hand in hand.
AtkinsRéalis, together with DEWA and its partners, is not just constructing a building but forging a legacy of environmental stewardship for the generations to come.
We are always in search of passionate, innovative individuals who are eager to contribute to the future of sustainable infrastructure. If you are motivated by excellence, sustainability, and innovation, we invite you to explore career opportunities with us.
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