Wingate gets Dh4.8m contract from Memon

Memon Investments, a Dubai-based property developer, has announced that it awarded a Dh4.8 million contract to Wingate Electromechanical Services for the complete MEP works in its maiden commercial venture – Cambridge Business Centre.
The contractor will deliver complete electrical, plumbing, drainage, fire fighting and fire alarm works for the Dh80m commercial tower, located in Dubai Silicon Oasis. Memon Investments is part of the international business conglomerate, the Memon Group of Companies.
The agreement with Wingate follows the signing of contracts with other leading companies, including an Dh40.35m contract with Cairo Contracting Company for the construction of Cambridge Business Centre, and a shoring and excavation contract with Stromek Emirates Foundation (SEF), a subsidiary of M'sharie, the private equity arm of Dubai Investments.
"Wingate shares our ideals for quality and excellence and we are confident that they will uphold the high standards that we have set for our inaugural commercial project," said Rizwan Shaikhani, Joint Managing Director, Memon Investments. Wingate's portfolio includes projects such as the Al Nasr Stadium, Dubai, Gulf Extrusions and Omni Chemical Industries among others.
"We always aim for projects that offer high market value, thus it is truly a pleasure for us to be part of the prestigious Cambridge Business Centre project and to work with a distinguished developer such as Memon Investments," said Justin John, General Manager, Wingate Electromechanical Services.
Memon Investments currently has a portfolio of projects valued at close to Dh1.35 billion. The 10-storey Cambridge Business Centre is designed by Adnan Saffarini and is set to occupy a 160,000 square feet plot.