314 Shops
A substantial commercial component designed around the market's retail and household-goods activity.
A major mixed-use market development in Al Wakrah, Qatar, replacing the former Souq Haraj location in Najma. The supplied project record identifies 314 shops, 211 residential units, 29 public services and an overall built-up area of 83,592 sq m, with ENRICH scope covering contract administration and claims and forensic delay analysis.
The New Souq Al Haraj project is located opposite Barwa Village in Al Wakrah, Qatar. The supplied project page states that it was intended to replace the existing Souq Haraj in Najma, described there as a congested city location. The market is associated with used and second-hand household goods, including furniture and furnishing, home décor, electrical appliances, air-conditioners, fans and carpets.
The development quantities below are taken directly from the existing ENRICH project page. The duplicated “29 Public Services” entry in the source is presented once here.
A substantial commercial component designed around the market's retail and household-goods activity.
Residential accommodation is listed as a major component of the overall development programme.
Public-service facilities are identified in the supplied project features alongside the commercial and residential uses.
The existing project page states an overall built-up area of 83,592 square metres.
The supplied project page identifies two specific ENRICH workstreams. The redesign retains those documented roles without adding unsupported design, supervision, construction or commercial-management responsibilities.
The documented scope links contract administration and claims with forensic delay analysis—disciplines that depend on a clear project record, contractual framework, event chronology and programme evidence.
Administration begins with the contract terms, obligations, procedures and documented project requirements.
Claim-related matters require disciplined review of notices, events, correspondence and supporting records.
Forensic delay analysis examines project programmes and the timing and sequence of relevant events.
Delay analysis connects documented events with their schedule consequences to support an evidence-based position.
All five images below preserve the existing deployed portfolio assets referenced by the supplied project page.
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