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RTCC-Al Rashid Trading & Contracting Company (Closed Joint Stock Company)

Riyadh, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia • 600 Employees
Construction

Al-Rashid Trading & Contacting Company (Closed Joint Stock Company)was established in 1957 and expanded vigorously in the field of contracting. RTCC was awarded with contracts to build numerous houses, college campus, medical centers, infrastructure, water supply works, and railway project from renowned clients. Some of the clients (KSA) of RTCC are; Ministry of Health (MOH), Ministry of Education, Ministry of Interior (MOI), Ministry of Water & Electricity, Saudi Railway (SAR) Ministry of Finance and Public Investment Fund (PIF).RTCC as a General Contractor is capable, anytime, of calling upon the best of materials as well as engineering and technical expertise to meet the most stringent international standards required for executing the work assigned. We undertake and execute all major trades such as Civil, Architectural, Mechanical and Electrical works.Fulfillments of RTCCs commitments timely and efficiently with QUALITY towards its clients proved her to be competent in the construction sector and became one of the leading national companies of Saudi Arabia.Projects of RTCC are at many parts of the Kingdom and are broadly classified into three sectors, namely:1. Buildings Sector (Residential, Medical Centers, College Campus and Commercial)2. Water Sector (Water Transmission, Pipelines and Refinement)3. Railway Sector Empowered TeamsIt is an enormous effort year after year to create an Empowered Team; that was only made possible through the employment of a high caliber professionals, who are supervised by a marvels experienced senior management that have been with the company for so many years. Moreover, RTCC's philosophy in continues growth; attracted and retained some of the brightest new talents in the region to want to be part of the organization; that is comprised of multinationals, which ensured to merge the knowledge of the past with the knowledge of the future.