Shoring access towers used on Dubai’s Shindagha Corridor

Leila Steed Editor, Demolition & Recycling International

11 March 2021

RMD Kwikform has provided temporary shoring access towers for a new road network in Dubai, UAE, as part of the AED5.035 billion (US$1.37 billion) Shindagha Corridor project.

The Shindagha Corridor project, which is being run by Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority, comprises the construction of a 13km-long road network along the city’s coastline.

RMD Kwikform was contracted by China State Engineering Company to provide two 16-metre-high, free standing shoring towers for the construction of an extension to the Shindagha Bridge...Sign in to continue reading

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