The value of projects awarded during March 2026 increased by 457.1% compared to February, reaching SAR 15.6 billion compared to SAR 2.8 billion in February, according to the Contracting Sector Overview report issued by the Saudi Contractors Association.

<The report indicated that the number of awarded projects increased by 175% during the same month, reaching 11 projects compared to four projects in February. The building and construction sector is the highest in terms of the financial value of projects, with a total of 9 projects worth 15.5 billion riyals, while the water and energy sector recorded two projects worth 150 million riyals.

The report indicated that the number of projects awarded increased by 175% during the same month, reaching 11 projects compared to four projects in February. <The projects awarded in March 2026 were distributed across several sectors, including two projects in "educational facilities" worth SAR 3.975 billion, one project in the commercial sector worth SAR 3.750 billion, one hotel project worth SAR 2.497 billion, and two projects in “sports and entertainment facilities” worth SAR 2.478 billion, in addition to projects in the water and energy sector worth SAR 150 million.According to the report, the Riyadh region came first in terms of the number of projects, with 9 projects worth 15.513 billion riyals, representing 82% of the total, while Mecca recorded one project worth 99.750 million riyals, and Najran one project worth 50.250 million riyals.

According to the report, the Riyadh region came first in terms of the number of projects, including 9 projects worth 15.513 billion riyals, representing 82% of the total. The report expected the delivery of 6 projects during 2032 with a total value of more than 11.775 billion riyals, 2 projects in 2028 worth 591 million riyals, and other projects during 2026, 2027 and 2030 with varying values.
The report also expected 18 projects to be awarded during April 2026, with more than 50% of them concentrated in the construction and building sector, mainly in Medina and the Eastern Province regions.

The report also suggested that 18 projects will be awarded during April 2026, with more than 50% of them concentrated in the construction sector.