CommercialAhli Bank Corporate HQ
Wattayah, Muscat
Structural glazing, designed aluminium mashrabiya and a glass atrium — delivered live around an operating headquarters.
Al Adrak Trading & Contracting Co LLC
Oman's most established engineering & construction contractor — building the nation's landmarks since 1986.
The Company

Head Office · Corporate Command
Project management, planning and progress monitoring, design development, CAD, training, IT, finance, integrated facility management, procurement and logistics — all centrally controlled from the Head Office in coordination with every remote site. With multiple projects under execution across Oman and the region, Al Adrak's centralized management systems ensure the same values are delivered everywhere.
Vision
A leading national and regional market position, delivering world-class engineering construction with top-tier quality standards as the cornerstone of growth.
Mission
Building long-term relationships based on integrity, performance, value, and client satisfaction.
Est. 1986
40+ years of building for what’s next. From a modest enterprise in Muscat to a leading EPC firm across Oman and the region.
1986

Al Adrak is founded in Muscat, Oman, by Dr. Thomas Alexander—starting as a modest enterprise with a vision for nation-building and world-class construction.
1995

Diversification into mechanical, electrical and infrastructural engineering—laying the foundation for full EPC capabilities.
2000

Recognized as an established Omani contractor with a growing portfolio of government and institutional projects.
2003

Commitment to quality and HSE: ISO 9001, and later ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001, become part of the Adrak way of life.
2006

Major landmark projects take shape—strengthening our reputation in commercial, government and infrastructure sectors.
2008

Navigating the global financial crisis while deepening EPC and project management capabilities for the long term.
2010

Delivery of flagship projects including institutional and commercial buildings that define Oman’s built environment.
2013

Regional ambition: laying the groundwork for expansion across the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent.
2015

Dr. Thomas Alexander receives Omani citizenship in recognition of his contributions to nation-building and the construction industry.
2017

Group diversification: Adrak Developers, hospitality and real estate ventures extend the Al Adrak footprint.
2019

Forbes Middle East ranks Al Adrak among Oman’s Top 100 unlisted companies and the GCC Top 100—alongside the American British Business Award and the European Business Award.
2020

Mazoon Dairy: a 16 sq.km greenfield development completed in a record 18 months, and Oman’s National Winner for Industrial Project of the Year at the MEED Projects Awards.
2021

Dr. Thomas Alexander is honoured with the Golden Achievement Award, Dubai—the 6th edition, conferred in February 2021.
2022

Recognition Award for Adrak Developers—presented by H.H. Sayyid Marwan bin Turki Al Said at the Muscat Real Estate Development Forum, for enhancing and supporting the sustainable growth of Oman Vision 2040.
2023

Dossier Construction Awards 2023—two wins in one night: Dr. Thomas Alexander named Iconic Business Leader of the Year, and Hai Al Naseem takes Best Real Estate Project, Residential.
2024

Sultan Haitham City: Adrak Developers signs with the Ministry of Housing & Urban Planning for Neighbourhood 12 D—339 residences across 56,166 sqm, an investment of OMR 38.7 million.
2025

A usufruct agreement is signed for a Moringa tree cultivation project in the Wilayat of Thumrait, Dhofar Governorate. Spanning 10.5 million square metres and representing an investment exceeding OMR 5.3 million, it aims to enhance food security and develop value chains and production related to manufacturing and export.
2026

GEMS School Management and Adrak Developers partner to establish a landmark international school at Hai Al Naseem, Barka—opening September 2027 for 1,600 pupils. 40 years on, we are still building Oman’s future.
Core Expertise
Foundations & high-rise structures

Generation, transmission & intelligent systems

HVAC, fire systems & public health utilities

Pipelines, roads, bridges & tunnels

Portfolio
450+ delivered · scroll →
CommercialWattayah, Muscat
Structural glazing, designed aluminium mashrabiya and a glass atrium — delivered live around an operating headquarters.
IT & Data CentresMuscat
One-metre-thick vault walls, 15 MW dual-redundant power and 2,000-ton cooling for the nation's most secure facility.
ResidentialBarka
Oman's pilot PPP housing development — 1,051 residences balancing nature, tradition and modern living.
EducationRussail, Muscat
International-standard campus for 1,400 students — Islamic arches, mashrabiya and a 25 m pool.
GovernmentMuscat
Among the most luxurious government buildings — 4 MW power, 960-ton cooling, a stunning façade.
GovernmentMuscat
A 16,000 sqm sculptured headquarters — a showcase of Omani culture and heritage.
IndustrialAl Sunaynah
MEED Industrial Project of the Year — a 4 km × 4 km integrated dairy city for 7,500+ cows.
HospitalityGhala, Muscat
Al Adrak's maiden hospitality investment — an international-brand hotel for the capital.
EducationAl Buraimi
A premier 20,000 sqm campus — administration, teaching and hostel blocks with a unique steel-web façade.
IT & Data CentresMuscat
The technology hub of Oman — 40,000 sqm, a 5 MW power plant and 2,800-ton district cooling.
Defense & PoliceAs Sib, Muscat
A state-of-the-art laboratory facility delivered for the Royal Oman Police.
CommercialAl Khuwair
An iconic 30,564 sqm headquarters in the heart of Muscat — 12 m deep secant-pile excavation, automated tower parking for 126 cars and ambient façade lighting.
GovernmentAl Khuwair
An architectural showpiece in the ministries district — 14,000 sqm with a 1,250-ton cooling system and 4 MW of power.
CommercialMuscat
One of the tallest building structures in Oman with a unique elliptical profile — hotel rooms, conference facilities, offices and restaurants.
GovernmentAl Ansab
Modern, cutting-edge government office space — a futuristic open-office concept with 400-ton cooling and a 2 MW power plant.
CommercialAl Mawalih
Head office of Oman Electricity Transmission Company — 6,000 sqm with curved glass structures and state-of-the-art IT and security.
ResidentialOman
A complete residential village community — homes, amenities and infrastructure delivered as one integrated development.
EducationMuscat
Two teaching blocks of 8,000 sqm with smart-board lecture rooms — recognised by the client for delivery in just five months.
EducationMuscat
A private university college with accommodation — 20,000 sqm, an 850-ton chiller plant and full building management systems.
IndustrialAl Khawd
A complete water bottling factory delivered turnkey for the Barzaman Group at Al Khawd.
IndustrialMuscat
18,575 sqm of Twintec flooring, structural steel with sandwich-panel roofing and a 450 TR VRF cooling system.
HospitalityMuscat
A luxurious restaurant seating 200, with a five-star kitchen built to serve 500 guests.
GovernmentMuscat
A specialised laboratory facility delivered for the Government of Oman to international standards.
Defense & PoliceMuscat
A secure operational campus delivered for the Royal Oman Police.
ResidentialAl Khoudh, Seeb
A three-storey VVIP residence — high-end finishes throughout, with sauna, home theatre and pool.
IndustrialAl Sunaynah
Process utilities, storage and 1,000 KVA substations serving Oman's national dairy city.
CommercialHalban, Muscat
Al Adrak's own integrated campus — head office, central warehouse, factories and staff accommodation.
InternationalDubai, UAE
Luxury residences under development in Dubai — Al Adrak's flagship UAE venture with Ellington Properties.
GovernmentP.391 PPMMadinat Al Irfan, Bausher
The Public Prosecution Authority's head office — L+G+5 over 38,829 m², stone-clad and stepped.
InfrastructureP.387 RRKKnowledge Oasis Muscat
2.8 km of dual carriageway and 3 km of single, with signals, culverts and cycle tracks.
CommercialP.388 MPMMuscat Hills
A multifunctional community, leisure and events venue in the Muscat Hills district.
ResidentialP.392 CLAKhazaen Economic City
18,654 m² of labour accommodation, shops, a mosque and landscaped grounds at Khazaen.
EducationP.396 TISAl Khoud, Muscat
A 32,490 m² international campus, 2B+G+2+P, purpose-built for modern teaching.
HospitalityP.399 DBKBandar Al Khairan
A 121-key coastal resort — 51 rooms, 46 chalets and 24 villas, to be operated by Anantara.
CommercialP.400 CSDAzaiba, Muscat
A modern commercial and services building in Azaiba — glazed façades, landscaped grounds.
InfrastructureP.402 IGAMuscat International Airport
Phase II of the airport's logistics zone, adding connectivity and freight capacity.
ResidentialP.403 ZRBMuscat Bay
Contemporary residential buildings in landscaped grounds above Muscat Bay.
ResidentialP.404 YRSSultan Haitham City
An integrated residential community in Phase I of Sultan Haitham City.
ResidentialP.407 CRVBausher, Muscat
A contemporary private residence on Plot 673 in Bausher, Muscat.
CommercialP.408 KVFKhazaen Economic City
Phase 2 of Khazaen's Fruit & Vegetable Central Market — wholesale trading and storage.
ResidentialP.409 AMDAIDA, Muscat
One G+7 and three G+9 apartment buildings in AIDA's coastal community.
ResidentialP.411 VTAAIDA, Muscat
91 villas and 60 townhouses in AIDA Oceana, including Trump and Fendi residences.
InfrastructureP.413 EWNP.413 EWN
Enabling works for new neighbourhoods and the East Boulevard extension.
ResidentialP.414 WRONeighborhoods 06C & 06D, Sultan Haitham City
Residential neighbourhoods 06C and 06D in Sultan Haitham City, Al Seeb.
Prime Project Locations
The northern exclave
The industrial coast
The capital portfolio
Ad Dakhliyyah · Adh Dhahirah · Ash Sharqiyyah
The desert corridor
The southern frontier
One national footprint
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Pinned Locations
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Sites on the Map
11
Governorates
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01A heavily stocked central warehouse at Halban serving every live site across the Sultanate.
02CNC-driven woodcraft — from arabesque doors to complete interior fit-out.
03A dedicated 2,000 sqm facility for doors, windows and structural glazing systems.
04High-end Italian bridge saws, waterjet cutters and automatic edge polishers.
053,800 sqm with shear lines, robot benders and automatic stirrup machines.
06Autoline and plasma cutting for AC ducting and pre-insulated systems.
07A skilled workforce and modern machinery for superior structural steelwork.
08A 13,500 sqm yard of PERI, Doka and cuplock systems — 350+ components.
09One of the largest equipment fleets in the country — 1,000+ units, centrally managed.
10Gabbro aggregate quarries at Duqm and Nakhal with mobile crushing units.
11A Tier IV data centre — 180 fully loaded cabinets to Uptime Institute standards, with Cat 7A structured cabling.

Biju K. Mammen
Advisor — Plant & Machinery

Mahmood Al Ghafri
Vice President — HR & Administration

Richard Sequeira
Vice President — Group Facilities, Agriculture & Carbon

Tibi John
Vice President — Group Funding & Financial Advisory

Hariprasad Shetty
General Manager — Tendering & QS

Rajan Prabhakaran
General Manager — Projects & Development

Anoop Das
General Manager — Design & Build

Visakh U B
General Manager — Project Management & Controls

Iman Al Shaafari
General Manager — Finance & Accounts

Kausthubh Rai
General Manager — QA/QC & Training

Gnanasekaran Thangavelu
General Manager — Production & PT

Adv. Farah Mukhtar
Deputy General Manager — Contracts & Claims

Hauriya Al Balushi
Deputy General Manager — Operations & Follow-up

Nauf Al Bulushi
Deputy General Manager — Projects

Amani Said Humaid Masoud Al Ofi
Deputy General Manager — Finance & Accounts, Real Estate

Vinod PV Pillai
Assistant General Manager — IT

Sayed Iftequar Ali
Senior Manager — HSE

Nawaf Al Zadjali
Manager — HR

Amani Ahmed Juma Al Zadjali
Adrak Developers — CRM Lead
Trusted by the nation's finest

40 Years of Excellence
40Years
of trust & growth

Our dream is to be the best company in the Sultanate — not in terms of profits or volumes, but in terms of ethics and values.
40 Years Journey