Jordan • Highway Rehabilitation • Project Controls

Desert Highway Road 15.

Rehabilitation and upgrading of approximately 65 km of Jordan's Desert Highway, extending from Queen Alia International Airport Interchange to Al Qatranah, with ENRICH support across contract administration and claims, forensic delay analysis, planning and scheduling, and project control.

Approx. 65 kmRehabilitation and upgrading works along a major Desert Highway corridor.
JordanQueen Alia International Airport Interchange to Al Qatranah.
Contracts & ClaimsDocumented ENRICH scope included contract administration and claims.
Project ControlsPlanning, scheduling, forensic delay analysis and project control.

A major highway rehabilitation assignment combining physical road works with disciplined project controls.

The Desert Highway Road R1 Contract 1 works cover the rehabilitation and upgrading of approximately 65 km extending from Queen Alia International Airport Interchange to Al Qatranah. The documented project features include pavement rehabilitation, road-safety improvements, traffic signing and marking, drainage improvements, safety installations and slope-protection treatment.

Project LocationQueen Alia International Airport Interchange → Al Qatranah, Jordan
Desert Highway Road 15The existing ENRICH project page documents an approximately 65 km rehabilitation and upgrading corridor with multiple civil, safety and project-management components.

Road rehabilitation focused on pavement, safety, drainage and corridor protection.

The feature set below is taken from the supplied project page and is presented without adding unverified construction quantities or outcomes.

Pavement Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation of the highway pavement as part of the broader Road 15 upgrading works.

Road Safety Improvements

Road-safety improvements including traffic signing, traffic marking and related safety measures.

Drainage Improvements

Culverts, dykes, underground drainage pipelines, slope protection and ditches are listed among the drainage works.

Safety & Slope Protection

Traffic-safety installation and slope-protection treatment form part of the documented project features.

Commercial, schedule and control disciplines supporting highway delivery.

The supplied project page identifies four specific ENRICH workstreams on Desert Highway Road 15. These are retained directly rather than expanded into unsupported claims about construction supervision or design responsibility.

  • Contract Administration & Claims
  • Forensic Delay Analysis
  • Planning & Scheduling
  • Project Control

Four documented disciplines, coordinated around contract and programme performance.

The project scope demonstrates how ENRICH's contract, delay, planning and project-control capabilities can operate together on a major road rehabilitation programme.

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Contract Administration & Claims

Support focused on contractual administration and claim-related matters within the project.

02

Forensic Delay Analysis

Delay analysis directed at understanding schedule impacts and relevant cause-and-effect relationships.

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Planning & Scheduling

Programme planning and scheduling support aligned with the documented project-controls scope.

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Project Control

Project-control support providing a structured basis for monitoring and management decisions.

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