Riyadh-based construction firm BEC Arabia has won a SR781m ($208m) contract for the mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) works at Almoosa Hospital in Al-Khobar.

Saudi Arabia’s Almoosa Health Company awarded the contract.

The hospital complex consists of two towers: a 24-storey in-patient tower with 380 beds, and an 11-storey tower with 224 clinics and 113 additional treatment spaces.

It will be built on a 45,000-square-metre site.

A podium spanning the ninth and 10th floors will connect the two towers.

The hospital will also include parking for 1,700 cars.

BEC Arabia won the SR656m ($175m) main construction contract for the hospital in November last year.

In August 2025, MEED reported that Almoosa Health Company had announced it had secured a sharia-compliant credit facility worth SR650m ($173m) from Banque Saudi Fransi.

In a statement published on the Saudi stock exchange (Tadawul), the company said the seven-year facility would be used to support its expansion and growth strategy.

Lebanon’s Dar, US-based Perkins&Will and French design firm Pierre-Yves Rochon designed the project.