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Project Approval Committee report — November 2026 cycle

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Saudi Contractors Authority · November 2026 cycle — 2027 work plan

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Project Approval Committee report

Project Approval Committee report — November 2026 cycle

Saudi Contractors Authority

Period
November 2026 cycle — 2027 work plan
Generated
7 October 202626 Rabiʻ II 1448 AH
Submitted to
The Project Approval Committee
Owner
Dr. Noura M. Al-Otaibi

Prepared by the Enterprise PMO — automatically, on Munjaz

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Executive summary

Written by Copilot from system data — review before sending

9 proposals are before the committee at an estimated SAR 161.6M, 1 of them P1. Each is linked to a strategic objective and asks for approval of the proposal and feasibility study at the approval gate.

The scope holds 36 projects with a budget of SAR 5.15B: 18 on track and 6 red or critical. Weighted progress is 52% against 57% planned, spend SAR 2.41B, and EAC SAR 5.56B (SAR 407.7M over).

Key figures

Projects
36
Budget
SAR 5.2B
Spent
SAR 2.4B
EAC
SAR 5.6B
Progress
⁦52%⁩ / ⁦57%⁩
SPI
0.85
CPI
0.93
High risks
18

Project health mix

  • On track 18
  • At risk 10
  • Off track 4
  • Critical 2
  • On hold 2
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Proposals before the committee

ProposalPriorityEstimated costStage
Personal Data Protection Law complianceStrong technical capabilitiesP1SAR 4.6MApproved
Professional certification programme for PMsLeadership and human capitalP2SAR 1.8MApproved
Smart fault-reporting platform for SCA buildings and centresSimplify regulatory relationships and make doing business easierP2SAR 9.5MEvaluation
Indoor air-quality and energy monitoring in SCA buildingsEfficient, sustainable SCA facilitiesP2SAR 11.2MCommittee review
Digital twin of the headquarters and qualification centresSCA services and programmes in every regionP2SAR 18.5MEvaluation
Unified contractor contact-centre expansionSimplify regulatory relationships and make doing business easierP2SAR 7.8MCommittee review
Contracting e-Marketplace — Release 2A sustainable financial baseP2SAR 6.2MFeasibility
Redesigning contractor waiting areas in the existing branchesA better contractor experience and service qualityP3SAR 38MPrioritized
Energy-efficient, carbon-neutral qualification centres for remote regionsEfficient, sustainable SCA facilitiesP3SAR 64MFeasibility

The decision asked at the approval gate: approve the proposal and feasibility study, confirm the priority and weight, and link it to an objective, an initiative and the annual work plan.

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Projects with the most at stake

ProjectBudgetProgressSlipHealth
SCA Headquarters, RiyadhSAR 1.2B⁦42%⁩74 daysOff track
SCA Academy Campus, RiyadhSAR 640M⁦57%⁩152 daysCritical
Asir Vocational Qualification CentreSAR 520M⁦2%⁩—On track
Al-Khobar Branch — Rehabilitation & ExtensionSAR 412M⁦68%⁩126 daysCritical
Qassim Vocational Qualification CentreSAR 345M⁦44%⁩64 daysOff track
Jeddah Branch & Qualification CentreSAR 286M⁦39%⁩95 daysOff track
Arar Vocational Qualification CentreSAR 238M⁦33%⁩28 daysAt risk
Wadi Al-Dawasir Vocational Qualification CentreSAR 210M⁦2%⁩184 daysOn hold
Hail Vocational Qualification CentreSAR 158M⁦52%⁩12 daysAt risk
SCA Backup Data CentreSAR 148M⁦72%⁩38 daysAt risk
Secure Enterprise NetworkSAR 132M⁦55%⁩33 daysAt risk
Unified Operations Centre for Centres & PlatformsSAR 110M⁦0%⁩—On track

The largest ⁦12⁩ of ⁦36⁩ by budget — the full table is in the Excel file

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Highest-exposure risks

RiskScoreExposure
Main contractor cash-flow distress and unpaid subcontractorsAl-Khobar Branch — Rehabilitation & Extension25SAR 36M
Steel and concrete price rises driving price-adjustment claimsSCA Headquarters, Riyadh20SAR 48M
Contractor financial claims piling up over unapproved variationsSCA Academy Campus, Riyadh20SAR 41M
Late handover of the northern plot and utility diversions in zones 3 and 4SCA Headquarters, Riyadh20SAR 31M
Unforeseen ground conditions and groundwater at the foundations of axes 12 to 16Qassim Vocational Qualification Centre20SAR 27M
Late land handover and title deed from the owning entity in Wadi Al-DawasirWadi Al-Dawasir Vocational Qualification Centre20SAR 12M
Ground-improvement costs up after the geotechnical surveyJeddah Branch & Qualification Centre16SAR 22.5M

Decisions needed

  1. 1

    Pay subcontractors directly on the Al-Khobar branch rehabilitation & extension

    The PMO recommends paying directly out of certificate 22 and deducting it from the main contractor’s dues.

  2. 2

    Refer the SCA Academy campus contractor’s claims to arbitration

    Legal recommends referral, with an independent engineer assessing the extension request in parallel.

  3. 3

    Approve the updated corrective plan for Muqawil Release 4

    The Steering Committee recommends conditional approval with a monthly progress review.

  4. 4

    Release SAR 22M of the HQ & regional centres portfolio reserve to speed up the HQ land handover

    Facilities & Premises recommends two tranches tied to site handovers.

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