MOROCCO: ONDA Flights Three Major Tenders for New Casablanca Pax Terminal
RABAT, Morocco National Airports Office (ONDA) launched three tenders with a combined estimated value of MAD 505.3 million Moroccan dirhams. The tenders cover aircraft boarding bridges, a road interchange and construction quality-control services for the new terminal at Mohammed V International Airp
CASABLANCA, Morocco
- Morocco's ONDA (Office National des Aéroports, now branded as Airports of Morocco) has flighted three tenders with a combined estimated value of MAD 505.3 million Moroccan dirhams (USD 52.2 million).
- The tenders cover aircraft boarding bridges, a road interchange and construction quality-control services for the new terminal at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca.
- As previously reported, the main building contract was awarded in January to the Moroccan consortium SGTM-TGCC for MAD 12.8 billion (USD 1.32 billion).
- The new terminal covers approximately 600 000 m² and will handle 20 million passengers per year in the first phase, with capacity expandable to 30 million.
- ONDA targets completion by mid-2029 ahead of the 2030 World Cup.
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